The Meaning of the Magnificat Prayer The name of the Magnificat prayer comes from the first words of Mary's song in Luke 1:46-55: "Magnificat anima mea Dominum" (My soul magnifies the Lord, or, My soul proclaims the greatness of the Lord). In the Roman Catholic Liturgy of the Hours, the prayer is recited during the Vespers (Evening Prayer). The Magnificat is a canticle, a Christian song of praise that in this case is taken directly from the words of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Scripture. Mary rec

The Absolutio super feretrum The Absolution of the Dead This rite takes place after the Requiem Mass (the Mass for the Dead), especially on the Day of Burial. | Catholic Tradition & Evangelization

‪The Magnificat is one my favourite parts of the Bible, and so relevant for the times we are living through. It sings of a God of hope, for those who have the most reason to despair.‬ | Archbishop of Canterbury

The Magnificat, a hymn of praise by Mary, the mother of Jesus 🙏🏻 | Missionary Families of Christ

The Magnificat is Mary's hymn of praise to God, spoken after the Annunciation. It celebrates God's mercy, power, and faithfulness, especially toward the lowly and humble. Enjoy your Sunday with Caleb Simper’s Magnificat sung by The Tabernacles 👆🏻 | The Tabernacles