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O mortal man, remember well

Author: Michael Gilligan Appears in 2 hymnals
O mortal man, remember well

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[O mortal man, remember well]

Appears in 3 hymnals Incipit: 15543 23432 12323 Used With Text: Sussex Mummers' Carol
[O mortal man, remember well]

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Sussex Mummers' Carol

Hymnal: The Oxford Book of Carols #45 (1928) First Line: O mortal man, remember well Tune Title: [O mortal man, remember well]
Sussex Mummers' Carol

O mortal man, remember well

Author: Michael Gilligan Hymnal: The Johannine Hymnal, in Memory of John F. Kennedy and John XXIII #d90 (1970)
O mortal man, remember well

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Michael Gilligan

Author of "O mortal man, remember well" in The Johannine Hymnal, in Memory of John F. Kennedy and John XXIII Michael Gilligan, Ph.D., was General Editor of American Catholic Hymnbook, ISBN 0-915866-18-8, © 1992 by the American Catholic Press. The title page describes the ACH as "a new edition of The Johannine Hymnal, in memory of Pope John XXIII". Dr. Gilligan's work as a text author and as an editor/reviser of others' texts is ubiquitous in both the 1992 and the 1970 editions.
Michael Gilligan
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