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   The Gloria, as it is commonly called, is a hymn of praise that traces its origins to at least the third century and perhaps even to the first, in part because it is composed entirely of Biblical quotations. The Gloria is known as the “hymnus angelicus,” or, “angelic hymn,” because its first words are what the angels sang in Luke 2:14 at ...

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   Lastly, it would be difficult to find in any Liturgy a more beautiful example of poetry than our hymnus angelicus. The Gloria and the Te Deum are the only remains we now have of the psalmi idiotici (psalms composed by private persons instead of being taken from the Biblical Psalter ) that were so popular in the second and third centuries.

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   “The Gloria ” The Gloria is a hymn known as the “ hymnus angelicus ,” or, “angelic hymn,” because its first words are what the angels sang in Luke 2:14 at the birth of Christ. The revised translation will sound more like the Gospel of Luke by beginning,

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   While this article is taken from a volume written well before the liturgical reforms of the Second Vatican Council, it is still relevant from an historical perspective, allowing us to study the history of the Gloria in excelsis. The great doxology (hymnus angelicus) in the Mass is a version of a very old Greek form. It begins with the words ...

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   “Glory to God in the highest, and peace on earth to people of good will” (Luke 2:15) The Gloria is sung on Sundays outside of Advent and Lent*, solemnities and feasts. Often referred to as “the angelic hymn,” the gloria was first intoned by the angels from heaven for the birth of Christ on earth. The Gloria is a true hymn. Its opening burst of praise overflows into a series of joyful ...

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   Gloria In Excelsis ("Glory be [to God] on high"), the name of one of the most ancient doxologies of the Church. It is called doxologia major, to distinguish it from the Gloria Patri; and is also called hymnus angelicus (the angelic hymn), because the first part of it was sung by the angels at Bethlehem.

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   Why is the Gloria called the Hymnus Angelicus?

   • The Gloria is known as the “hymnus angelicus,” or, “angelic hymn,” because its first words are what the angels sang in Luke 2:14 at the birth of Christ. The revised translation will sound more like the Gospel of Luke in declaring, “Glory to God in the highest and, on earth, peace to people of good will.”

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   What is a Gloria hymn?

   • Often referred to as “the angelic hymn,” the gloria was first intoned by the angels from heaven for the birth of Christ on earth. The Gloria is a true hymn. Its opening burst of praise overflows into a series of joyful cries addressed to the Father: “we worship you, we give you thanks, we praise you for your glory.”

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   Why do we sing the Gloria at mass?

   • One of the most ancient parts of the Mass is the hymn we sing near the beginning. The Gloria, as it is commonly called, is a hymn of praise that traces its origins to at least the third century and perhaps even to the first, in part because it is composed entirely of Biblical quotations.

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   Why does the church sing the Gloria?

   • In singing the Gloria, the church relives the experience of Saint Stephen who, “full of the Holy Spirit, gazed into heaven and saw the glory of God, and Jesus standing at the right hand of God” (Acts 7:55). Gazing on Christ, the Church praises him: “You alone are the Holy One, you alone are the Lord, You alone are the Most High.”

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   Can the Gloria be replaced by any other hymn?

   • The text of this hymn is not to be replaced by any other. The Gloria is begun by the priest or, as needs dictate, by a cantor or a choir, but is sung by everyone together, or by the people alternately with the choir, or by the choir alone.

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   What if the Gloria is not sung?

   • If not sung, it is to be recited either by all or by two parts of the congregation responding to each other. The Gloria is sung or said on Sundays outside Advent and Lent, on solemnities and feasts, and in special, more solemn celebrations.

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   ;('Glory be [to God] on high'), the name of one of the most ancient doxologies of the Church. It is called doxologia major, to distinguish it from the Gloria Patri; and is also called hymnus angelicus (the angelic hymn), because the first part of it was sung by the angels at Bethlehem. The latter