A friend of mine gave me a copy of the following CD, and all I can say is that it is just AWESOME! Now that is a word I only use in reference to things of God - and this most definitely fits that requirement. It is the Divine Liturgy #3 of St. John Chrysostom. I highly recommend this! Give a listen to the samples and see if you do not agree with me. It is SO glorious - and what's more - though the choir is out of this world (nearly angelic!) - this is not some special occasion - but the REGULAR way of the Eastern Rite of Catholicism as well as Eastern Orthodoxy. Please, do give it a listen and see if you do not find yourself meditating on things beyond this world!
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