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Liber Hymnorum: Why are these hymns important?

Posted on August 22, 2022 by Emmanuel Press

Matthew Carver: “The hymns in Liber Hymnorum are important, first, because they are the Church’s hymns. They have been used by God’s people for centuries, have stood the test of time, and have been carefully tended and passed on for … Continue reading →

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How can Liber Hymnorum be used in a classical education or homeschool setting?

Posted on July 15, 2022 by Emmanuel Press

*Pre-order the next printing and save 10%* “It is particularly with classical Latin teachers and homeschoolers in mind that the Latin (with normalized spelling) has been included, though it will also be of interest to scholars as well. The Church’s … Continue reading →

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Available soon: Ceremony and Celebration

Posted on April 8, 2022 by Emmanuel Press

We are pleased to announce that Ceremony and Celebration is finishing up the process of being reprinted and will be available on Monday, April 25. Pre-order now to save 10% and be among the first to receive a copy from … Continue reading →

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What resources are there to learn Gregorian chant?

Posted on October 13, 2016 by Emmanuel Press

More from our interview with editor and translator Matthew Carver: “Basic instruction in Gregorian chant was not in view in this volume for a couple reasons: there are already great resources for it, and Liber Hymnorum was envisioned as a … Continue reading →

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Pr. Rob Paul reviews Liber Hymnorum

Posted on October 12, 2016 by Emmanuel Press

“Liber Hymnorum is yet another example of Mr. Matthew Carver’s ability and propensity to deliver to our generation the great, lost treasures of the Evangelical Lutheran Church’s past. Mr. Carver and Emmanuel Press have done the churches and schools of … Continue reading →

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Pless endorses The Word Remains by Wilhelm Löhe

Posted on October 3, 2016 by Emmanuel Press

“Wilhelm Loehe (1808-1872) was one of the church fathers of the 19th century, to use the description of Hermann Sasse. His pastoral wisdom combined with a zeal for Lutheran missions marked Loehe’s life and work. In this collection, the voice … Continue reading →

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How would Liber Hymnorum be used devotionally?

Posted on September 27, 2016 by Emmanuel Press

“Liber Hymnorum is arranged according to the church year, with the ‘de tempore’ (times and seasons) in the front and ‘de sancto’ (saints and festivals) in the back of each section. This makes use in home or church fairly simple … Continue reading →

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More details about Liber Hymnorum

Posted on September 23, 2016 by Emmanuel Press

We are still finalizing the release date for Liber Hymnorum, but we do have a few more details to share. It is a hardcover book, 342 pages, 6″ x 9″, selling for $35.00. Over the course of the next week, we plan … Continue reading →

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Coming Soon! Liber Hymnorum: The Latin Hymns of the Lutheran Church

Posted on September 21, 2016 by Emmanuel Press

Wherever you fall on the spectrum of Latin — a scholar, a teacher or student of classical education, or a novice — you will find Liber Hymnorum: The Latin Hymns of the Lutheran Church to be an absolute treasure. Liber Hymnorum is two … Continue reading →

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