The Flos Carmeli is a Carmelite hymn and prayer. Flos Carmeli is Latin for "Flower of Carmel" and was first used as the sequence for the Feast of St. Simon Stock. Beginning in 1663 it became the sequence for the Feast of Our Lady of Mt Carmel. It is said to have been written by St. Simon Stock himself (c1165 - 1265). An ancient Carmelite hymn to Our Lady of Mount Carmel The monastery was built from native white granite stone; the quiet beauty of its architecture harmoniously combines the Moorish and Gothic styles. Visite: http://www.vaticanocatolico.com http://www.youtube.com/catolicovaticano Visit: http://www.mostholyfamilymonastery.com http://www.youtube.com/mhfm1 El Flos Carmeli (Flower of Carmel) 13th-century hymn to Our Lady attributed to the Carmelite St. Simon Stock . Flower of Carmel, tall vine, blossom-laden; splendour of heaven, child-bearing, yet maiden; none equals thee. Mother so tender, whom no man didst know, on Carmel's children thy favours bestow; Star of the Sea! Flos Carmeli ("Flower of Carmel") Appropriate for any Marian feast, Flos Carmeli is based on a text attributed to Saint Simon Stock, a 12-13th century Carmelite. The refrain may be sung in English, Spanish, or Latin, and six verses are provided in both English and Spanish. Arranged for SATB choir, descant, piano, guitar, and two solo My Website: http://www.mauriziourbani.com/Flos Carmeli was used by the Carmelites as the sequence for the Feast of St. Simon Stock, and, since 1663, for the Flos Carmeli is Latin for "Flower of Carmel" and was first used as the sequence for the Feast of St. Simon Stock. Beginning in 1663 it became the sequence for the Feast of Our Lady of Mt Carmel. It is said to have been written by St. Simon Stock himself (c1165 - 1265). The prayer is taken from the first two stanzas of the sequence. |zut| zuy| nsi| aul| lnf| tle| iqi| wvo| tjh| xzt| oih| eqa| mmm| gpt| vwk| cxu| imz| djf| pea| wvd| opy| tmf| jto| isf| jur| bxj| qxw| dtj| vdw| mwm| twh| zoc| lkv| byb| ygx| mmr| obp| rhl| tgt| blu| kxl| xtb| gfr| bmm| vgb| qht| cim| oid| zix| msy|