“Allelu Allelu Allelu Alleluia, Praise ye the Lord” is very simple, and lends itself to getting one half of the church to stand up on “Allelu” and sit for “Praise ye the Lord”, and vice versa. There ...

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Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share via email Share on Reddit Share on Linked In Hymns for the Feast of Pentecost today, including plainchant from the 9th century (Veni, Creator Spiritus) and the ...