FIUV International Federation Una Voce: 50th anniversary General Assembly of the Federation in Rome at Domus Australia

Thursday 22 October 2015

50th anniversary General Assembly of the Federation in Rome at Domus Australia - full public programme

Mass in the Chapel of the Choir for the last FIUV General Assembly, Nov 2013

Here is the full musical programme for the FIUV and Summorum Pontificum Pilgrimage (CISP) - those parts highlighted feature Cantus Magnus and FIUV arrangements.

Friday, October 23 – Feast of St Anthony Mary Claret

8.45am – Chiesa Nuova (S. Maria in Valicella):

Rosary with meditation and prayer at St. Philip Neri’s tomb

Music: Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate.

3:30pm – Palatine Hill, Rome:

Way of the Cross with the Family of the Immaculate, Mediatrix of all graces, and of Saint Francis

6pm – Santa Maria in Campitelli:

Rosary, confession, and Pontifical Mass at 6:30pm

Celebrant: Most Rev Msgr Guido Pozzo, titular Archbishop of Bagnoregio and Secretary of the Pontifical Ecclesia Dei Commission (PCED)

Music: The Schola Sainte-Cécile will sing Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s Mass for Four Choirs H4

Saturday, October 24 – Feast of St Raphael

9:30am – San Lorenzo in Damaso:

Eucharistic adoration presided over by Rev Don Marino Neri, secretary of Amicizia sacerdotale Summorum Pontificum

Music: Cantus Magnus

Adoro te devote Plainsong

Salve Regina Plainsong

Ave Maria Parsons

Tantum ergo Plainsong

Jesu dulcis memoria Victoria

Ave verum Corpus Byrd

Vexilla Regis Palestrina alternatim plainsong

10.30am – San Lorenzo in Damaso:

Solemn procession to St. Peter’s Basilica, led by Rt Rev Dom Jean Pateau OSB, Abbot of Fontgombault

Music: the Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate

12 Noon – St. Peter’s Basilica:

Pontifical Mass at the Altar of the Chair

Celebrant: Rt Rev Msgr Laise, Bishop emeritus of San Luís, Argentina

Homily: Most Rev Msgr Luigi Negri, Archbishop of Ferrara-Comacchio

Music: Schola Sainte Cécile

7:15pm - Chapel of St Peter Chanel, Domus Australia:

Vespers and Benediction, in the presence of HE George, Cardinal Pell and HRE Walter, Cardinal Brandmuller in choir

Presiding: HE George, Cardinal Pell, Prefect of the Economic Secretariat of the Holy See

Music: Cantus Magnus

Te saeculorum principem Plainsong
Magnificat primi toni Viadana
Ave verum Corpus Mozart
Organ: Sonata no.3 in C minor (Prelude: Allegro maestoso e con fuoco) Guilmant

Sunday, October 25 – Feast of Our Lord Jesus Christ the King

11am - Santissima Trinità dei Pellegrini:

Pontifical Mass for the Feast of Christ the King

Celebrant: by Rt Rev Dom Jean Pateau OSB, Abbot of Fontgombault

Music: Cantus Magnus

Mass For Five Voices William Byrd

Benedicimus Deum caeli MacMillan
Ave verum Corpus Elgar
Salve Regina Lotti
Asperges, Credo III
Organ: Suite médiévale (Acclamations: Christus vincit) Langlais

7.15pm - Chapel of St Peter Chanel, Domus Australia:

Vespers and Benediction, in the presence of HE Dario, Cardinal Castrillon Hoyos in choir

Presiding: Most Rev Msgr Guido Pozzo, titular Archbishop of Bagnoregio, Secretary PCED

Music: Cantus Magnus

Te saeculorum principem Plainsong
Magnificat septimi toni Viadana
Tantum ergo Neal (World Premiere)
Ave verum corpus Byrd
Organ: Meine Seele erhebt den Herren (Magnificat peregrini toni) Pachelbel

Monday, October 26 - Feria

11:00 Chapel of St Peter Chanel, Domus Australia:

Sung Mass

Celebrant: Rev Michael Brown, chaplain Latin Mass Society of England and Wales

Music: Cantus Magnus

Missa L’homme armé super voces musicales (K, G, S, A) Josquin
Hoc Corpus Robledo
Panis Angelicus Franck
Salve Regina

James Bogle, President FIUV

Joseph Shaw, Treasurer/Acting Secretary FIUV

Matthew Schellhorn, Director of Music FIUV & Cantus Magnus

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Prophetic words of the Founder...

“A renaissance will come: asceticism and adoration as the mainspring of direct total dedication to Christ will return. Confraternities of priests, vowed to celibacy and to an intense life of prayer and meditation will be formed. Religious will regroup themselves into houses of 'strict observance'. A new form of 'Liturgical Movement' will come into being, led by young priests and attracting mainly young people, in protest against the flat, prosaic, philistine or delirious liturgies which will soon overgrow and finally smother even the recently revised rites..."

--- Dr Erich Vermehren de Saventhem, founding President of the International Una Voce Federation, New York 1970

Our abiding mission...

“It is vitally important that these new priests and religious, these new young people with ardent hearts, should find -- if only in a corner of the rambling mansion of the Church -- the treasure of a truly sacred liturgy still glowing softly in the night. And it is our task – since we have been given the grace to appreciate the value of this heritage -- to preserve it from spoliation, from becoming buried out of sight, despised and therefore lost forever. It is our duty to keep it alive: by our own loving attachment, by our support for the priests who make it shine in our churches, by our apostolate at all levels of persuasion...”

--- Dr Erich Vermehren de Saventhem, founding President of the International Una Voce Federation, New York 1970

Dr Borghild Krane, co-founder of the International Una Voce Federation

In 1964, Dr Borghild Krane, an eminent psychologist in Norway, sent out an appeal to concerned Catholics to group together in defence of the Church's liturgical heritage. As a result of that appeal a number of national associations came into being in 1964-65. The first interim President of the nascent and inchoate Federation was His Serene Highness Duke Filippo Caffarelli. Delegates from six European associations met in Rome early in 1965 and the International Federation was formally erected in Zurich on 8 January 1967. Delegates from 20 associations approved the draft statutes and elected the first Council and a new President, Dr Erich Vermehren de Saventhem.