Pro sit, pro omnibus et singulis

Jeremy stumped me by asking me a simple question, "what does it mean?"
So I'm posting this nice explanation that I found.

http://pro-omnibus-et-singulis.blogspot.com/2006/07/pro-sit.html

Benediction

For the fellows who are training for serving Benediction on Thursdays,
This is in the usus antiquior, which is indistinguishable from the new rite. (OK, maybe the kissing of the priests hand and the Biretta... but otherwise the same).
http://www.sanctamissa.org/en/tutorial/benediction/video/benediction.html

The hymn for evening prayer of Wed. Week II

http://musicanet.org/robokopp/english/oworship.htm

it's the Croft melody (melody II) in the Liturgy of the Hours

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1JAJ8JLZkE

Gregorian Chant Recordings

Here is a webpage that has links to a lot of Gregorian Chant recordings including some of the Magnificat. I am not sure if it has a link to the Magnificat that we are learning. There are some useful recordings of some sequences, if we ever want to sing a sequence at Mass.

tones for the psalms at vespers

http://www.usml.edu/liturgicalinstitute/projects/psalter/psalter%20audio%20files.htm

our antiphons and psalms are week II so look for the chart that has Weeks II and IV

look for Antiphon I and click on VIIa in the voice column
Antiphon II click on IID in the voice column
Antiphon III click on Vc in the voice column

Sung Solemn Vespers with Exposition presided over by the Bishop

This is the type of ceremony we are planning but with simpler tones.

http://www.dioceseoftulsa.org/section.asp?secID=189&mainID=97

Vespers links

http://www.shrinesf.org/vespers.htm
http://www.usml.edu/liturgicalinstitute/projects/psalter/psalter%20home%202007.htm