The Voice of Christian Life in Song Or Hymns And Hymn Writers of Many Lands An
The Voice of Christian Life in Song Or Hymns And Hymn Writers of Many Lands An
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" The hymn of this period most generally familiar to us is the " Veni, Creator Spiritus, " which has been frequently attributed to Charlemagne, but which Mone* believes to have been the composition of Gregory the Great, Bishop of Rome, a. D. 590. An extract has already been given from one of Gregory's sermons, shewing how deeply he was affected by the miseries of his times. He was no isolated monk — no solitary ascetic, occupied merely with the salvation of his own soul from punishment ; still ...less was he a mere monastic idler, playing at turning the mysteries of the faith into ingenious rhymes. He was a man who had borne many toils and many honours in the world, had tried the tranquillity of a monastery, and who, at last, ended his life amidst the manifold avocations of the bishopric of Bome, an office which then professed * ** Hymni Laiiui Medii .^vi. " AND THE VCNh'UABLE BEDE. Li'J to combine the lal)oui*s of a Christian ministrr with those of a civil governor. His life may therefore be regarded as no especial mountain- top of peculiar sanctity, but as a healthy specimen of the Christian life of his times, and, in connexion with brief sketches of the lives of the Venerable Bede, and Fortunatus, Bishop of Poictier.
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" The hymn of this period most generally familiar to us is the " Veni, Creator Spiritus, " which has been frequently attributed to Charlemagne, but which Mone* believes to have been the composition of Gregory the Great, Bishop of Rome, a. D. 590. An extract has already been given from one of Gregory's sermons, shewing how deeply he was affected by the miseries of his times. He was no isolated monk — no solitary ascetic, occupied merely with the salvation of his own soul from punishment ; still ...less was he a mere monastic idler, playing at turning the mysteries of the faith into ingenious rhymes. He was a man who had borne many toils and many honours in the world, had tried the tranquillity of a monastery, and who, at last, ended his life amidst the manifold avocations of the bishopric of Bome, an office which then professed * ** Hymni Laiiui Medii .^vi. " AND THE VCNh'UABLE BEDE. Li'J to combine the lal)oui*s of a Christian ministrr with those of a civil governor. His life may therefore be regarded as no especial mountain- top of peculiar sanctity, but as a healthy specimen of the Christian life of his times, and, in connexion with brief sketches of the lives of the Venerable Bede, and Fortunatus, Bishop of Poictier.
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