Happy Pentecost everyone!

This song is based off of the Holy Ghost Litany. For me litanies are some of the greatest praise songs of the church second only to the Psalms and the Mass.

I hope you enjoy this attempt to bring it to life as a song of praise for the Holy Ghost who is our everlasting reward.

I would like to thank all of the contributors at Pixabay.com for all of their beautiful pictures that I used in the video.

While working through the Mary's Mantle Consecration, I was inspired to write a Carol for Our Blessed Mother. However, I had no idea what it would be. I ended up writing another song first. Finally this one arrived. I thought I had it done, but Our Lady had other plans and added the chorus between the verses.

It's really more her song than mine. I'm just the tool she uses.

Thank you for listening. May the Lord Jesus give to you, your Guardian Angel and Patron Saints whatever it is the Blessed Virgin Mary is asking for you.

This version of the Divine Mercy Chaplet was inspired by the Othodox Thrice Holy Hymn (Trisagion). In this case, I used the Second Mode, brief for weekdays, a traditional Athonite Melody. To complete the chaplet, the "Eternal Father" and "For the Sake" sections are also inspired by Othodox chants. I'm sorry I forgot which ones I chose. But, they are appropriate to the lyrics for that section as similar words or concepts are covered by those chants. Here is the link for all of the Orthodox music ⁣https://stanthonysmonastery.or....g/pages/divine-litur

This was the first time I created an entire recording of the music and then added the lyrics afterward. I have no concept of music production like this, so the whole project took longer than expected. But, I learned a ton for future projects.

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I was inspired to write this by "The 24 Hours of the Passion" from Louisa Piccarreta and as a gift for a friend who taught me to appreciate The Stations of the Cross. You may pause at the end of each verse to say the Pater, Ave and Gloria if you want to use this as a devotional.

Completing the Stations on the Fridays in Lent and at least once a month earn you indulgences under the usual conditions. I don't know if this version applies, but you will certainly earn many graces for suffering through my singing and guitar playing.

I originally wrote this starting with Em D C G as the intro. But, for this version, I played it Capo 2. The full arrangement is available on Ultimate Guitar Tabs search Lisa Knobel - Stations of the Cross