On the Troped 'Kyrie Eleison': A Thomistic Perspective.

This paper examines, from a Thomistic perspective, the possible consequences of the twentieth-century reform of the 'Kyrie eleison' from ninefold set of invocations to a sixfold call-and-response structure. First, we present Aquinas's distinctly Trinitarian exegesis of the 'Kyrie' in light of the hi...

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Publicado en:New Blackfriars Vol. 105; no. 1; pp. 31 - 47
Autor principal: Belleza, Jose
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Publicado: Cambridge University Press Jan2024
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