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A Playlist for the Triduum: Holy Saturday

Karen Ullo

As the Light of Christ illumines the darkness, we tell the stories of God’s saving works throughout time and worship Jesus who conquers death to raise us to new life. How strange it will be not to baptize or confirm anyone at this year’s Easter Vigil, but we know God is at work among us, alive and active today as he was in the days of Abraham, Moses, and all our ancestors in faith.

View the Holy Thursday playlist here.

View the Good Friday playlist here.

Exsultet, The Easter Proclamation, sung by Karl Kohlhase

Tchaikovsky, Hymn of the Cherubim – Liturgy of St John Chrysostom, sung by The USSR Ministry of Culture Chamber Choir

Hosanna – Kantyk Mojżesza (Canticle of Moses, sung in Polish) – artist unknown

Holy Spirit, Come and Fill This Place, sung by Beverly Crawford

This song has a very special history in my parish.

Baba Yetu, Christopher Tin (The Lord’s Prayer in Swahili) – performed by Alex Boyé, BYU Men’s Chorus and BYU Philharmonic

How Can I Keep From Singing, sung by Voices of Ireland

Hallelujah Chorus from Handel’s Messiah, sung by The Mormon Tabernacle Choir

Mahler, Finale of Symphony no. 2, “Resurrection Symphony”

O Happy Day, Ray Charles and The Voices of Jubilation

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About Karen Ullo

Karen Ullo is the author of two novels, Jennifer the Damned and Cinder Allia. She is also the managing editor of Dappled Things, a founding editor of Chrism Press, and a regular contributor to CatholicMom.com. She lives in Baton Rouge, LA with her husband and two young sons. Find out more at karenullo.com.

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  1. AvatarJeanine Koenig says

    April 6, 2020 at 11:44 pm

    As I sat reflecting on this crazy day, I decided to listen to the music you sent everyone in Refuge. Then I came across this beautiful page you have created and your blog. Thank you is all I can say! This music and your writings filled me with so much peace, even in the crazy times we are in.

    • AvatarKaren Ullo says

      April 7, 2020 at 1:28 pm

      Thank you, Jeanine! I’m glad you enjoyed it.

Mary, Queen of Angels 2020

Purchase Featuring nonfiction from Joshua Hren, fiction from Jennifer Marie Donahue and Rob Davidson and the winners and honorees of the Bakhita Prize in Visual Arts.

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