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Gotteslob ("Praise of God") is the
title of the
hymnbook authorized by the
Catholic dioceses in Germany, Austria,
South Tyrol,
Luxembourg and Liège, Belgium...
- The 1975
edition of
Gotteslob (God's Praise) was the
first combined prayerbook and
hymnbook authorised by the
bishops of all German-speaking
Roman Catholics...
- in 1964. The song in four
stanzas appears in the 2013
Catholic hymnal Gotteslob as GL 273 in the
section for Lent, and in many
hymnals of
various denominations...
- German-speaking countries, the hymn can be
found in the
Catholic hymnal Gotteslob as "Der König siegt, sein
Banner glänzt". In
addition to the original...
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Evangelisches Gesangbuch as EG 161. It is also part of the
Catholic hymnal Gotteslob as GL 149. It is po****r also in
English translations such as "Blessed...
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known as a hymnwriter. He
shaped the
first common German Catholic hymnal,
Gotteslob,
published in 1975.
Friedrich Dörr was born in
Obereschenbach to a family...
- is part of
German hymnals,
including regional sections of the
Catholic Gotteslob, and
songbooks including e****enical collections.
Markus Pytlik [de] wrote...
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touch each other). It
appears in
regional sections of the 2013
hymnal Gotteslob, and in
other songbooks. The
Catholic German theologian Thomas Laubach...
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songs are
still part of the
common Catholic hymnal in the Germanosphere,
Gotteslob.
Heinrich Bone
published the
hymnal Cantate! (Sing!), a
collection of...
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hymnal Evangelisches Gesangbuch as EG 13 and the 2013
Catholic hymnal Gotteslob as GL 228, both four-part
settings in the
Advent section. The
French hymn...
