Sacramental bread

The music director and the clergy will decide what an appropriate offertory piece would be given the readings of that particular day.

This – Every Mass will have an Orfatory, but these two movements that make up the Orfatory in the Requiem, Domine Iesu Christe and Hostias, are texts that are specific to a Requiem Mass.

So again, these are movements that we wouldn't find in other Mass settings necessarily except for Requiem Masses.

Okay.

What is the contrast with this? Or does he do anything different here than someone else might do in a Requiem? I think usually

these texts can be split up.

The Hostias makes a beautiful movement on its own.

I find the way that Mozart has set these two movements, the Domine Jesu has Mozart and Zusmeier together.

The Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.

It's just all you, the Holy Host.

And if you're up there, you perceive that my heart's here upon my sleeve.

'Cause there's one thing I don't believe in.

On this week's episode, we talk about the scourge of vibey barbers.

The disappointment of communion bread.

And a session with

Mundy which leads to a trip to A&E.