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In Gregorian Chant, the "Communion" (also known as "Communio" in Latin) refers to a specific part of the Catholic Mass. It is the moment when the consecrated bread and wine, representing the Body and Blood of Christ, are distributed to the clergy and congregation for Holy Communion.

The Communion chant in Gregorian Chant consists of verses and prayers that are sung during this part of the Mass. This chant is typically solemn and reflective, accompanying the reverent act of receiving the Eucharist, which is a central sacrament in the Catholic faith.

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➤ Music:
"Communio: Ecce Virgo"
Voice: Cantori Gregoriani
Director: Fulvio Rampi
From the album "Canto Gregoriano"
℗ 2003 La Gloria / Rusty Records
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➤ What are Gregorian chants? Gregorian chants are a form of sacred music that originated in the medieval period and are named after Pope Gregory I. They are characterized by their monophonic melody and Latin lyrics, and are sung in unison without any instrumental accompaniment. Gregorian chants were traditionally used in religious settings, such as during Mass and other liturgical ceremonies, and are known for their spiritual and meditative qualities.

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