CPWI Hymnal ‎#33

33. Again the Lord's own day is here

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Text Information

• First Line: Again the Lord's own day is here
• Latin Title: En dies est dominica
• Author: Thomas à Kempis, c1380-1471
• Translator: John Mason Neale, 1818-1866
• Meter: L.M.
• Language: English
• Publication Date: 2010
• Topic: Hymns for the Church Year: Sunday
• Source: Other translators: Editors of 'Hymns Ancient and Modern"
• Copyright: Translation © Hymns Ancient and Modern (admin. Hope Publishing Co.)
• Notes: A lower setting of CHURCH TRIUMPHANT is found at 197

Tune Information

• Name: CHURCH TRIUMPANT
• Composer: James Williams Elliot, 1833-1915
• Meter: L.M.
• Key: C Major