15 reactions | The Magnificat is Mary's hymn of praise to God, spoken after the Annunciation. It celebrates God's mercy, power, and faithfulness, especially toward the lowly and humble. Enjoy your Sunday with Caleb Simper’s Magnificat sung by The Tabernacles  | The Tabernacles | Facebook

The Magnificat (Song of the Theotokos), The Gospel of Luke 1:46-55 -Chanted by Boston Byzantine Choir | Orthodox Christian Chants

The Magnificat is the hymn of praise sung by the Virgin Mary to her cousin Elizabeth, as recorded in the Gospel of Luke 1:46-55. Its name comes from the first Latin word, “Magnificat,” meaning “it praises,” and it is also known as the Canticle of Mary. This prayer is a central part of Christian liturgy, particularly in Vespers (evening prayer) #stagnesgt #wearestagnes #goodlyheritage | St. Agnes Anglican Church

7.8K views · 389 reactions | Magnificat, Song of the Theotokos (Serbian Melody, Tone 2) -Chanted by the choir of St. Mary's Orthodox Cathedral in Minneapolis led by Dn. Gregory Ealy. -The Magnificat is chanted during the Orthros (Matins) service in the Orthodox Church and consists of verses from Luke 1:46-55, along with the refrain "more honorable than..." after each verse. | Orthodox Christian Chants | Facebook