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Adoramus te (Latin, "We
adore Thee") is a
stanza that is
recited or sung
mostly during the
ritual of the
Stations of the Cross.
Primarily a
Catholic tradition...
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original on 2020-05-19.
Retrieved 2011-01-26. "
Adoramus te, Christe", commentary, performance, score; Mahr
Music Press Anh. A22:...
- Ave
Domine Jesu
Christe (Offertory); Salve,
salvator mundi (Sanctus);
Adoramus te,
Christe (Elevation); Parce,
Domine (Agnus dei); Da pacem,
Domine (Deo...
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Message Came to A
Maiden Young Accept Almighty Father Adeste Fideles Adoramus te
Adoro te
devote Agnus Dei All Glory, Laud and
Honour All of seeing,...
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Seigneur 17 : El
Senyor 18 :
Confitemini Domino 19 :
Magnificat (canon) 20 :
Adoramus te
Christe 21 :
Christe Salvator 22 : Veni
Creator (canon) 23 : Laudate...
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Franchino Gaffurio Missa de
Carneval Motets:
Stabat Mater,
Adoramus Te,
Imperatrix reginarum,
Imperatrix gloriosa,
Florem ergo, Res miranda...
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erect with
hands joined and
bowing his head to the
cross at the
words "
Adoramus te", "Gratias
agimus tibi", "Iesu Christe" (twice), and "Suscipe deprecationem...
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mixed chorus 1860 Op. 37 3
Sacred Choruses O bone Jesu ("O Good Jesus")
Adoramus ("We Adore")
Regina Coeli ("Queen of Heaven")
female chorus 1859–63 Op...
- few
verses are sung
between each station. At the end of each
station the
Adoramus Te is
sometimes sung. The
Alleluia is also sung,
except during Lent. Structurally...
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released the single, "Sing Forever". In 1988, the
choir released the
single "
Adoramus". In 1988, the
choir released their first full
commercial album, Sing For...
