Where charity and love increase
Where charity and love increase. Carl P. Daw, Jr.* (1944- ).
This is a free translation and paraphrase of the Latin hymn, ‘Ubi caritas et amor’*, associated with the ceremony of washing the feet at the Maundy Thursday service. It is based on the gospel for the day, John 13: 1-13. The original antiphon is interspersed with three verses from the hymn, written in unrhymed lines that are to be sung to the original Gregorian chant. It is printed in Daw’s A Year of Grace (Carol Stream,...
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