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Jean Langlais (1907–1991) composed his organ Mass Suite médiévale in 1947, drawing on a rich tradition of French organ suites composed for use during the “low” Mass. Changes to the liturgy after the Second Vatican Council (“Vatican II”) in 1962 drastically reduced the role of the organ during the Mass, thereby eliminating the need for the French organ Mass. Suite médiévale is one example of a body of small-scale liturgical organ compositions that no longer carry their intended rele...

A free society: Collins dismisses calls to cancel terror attack film Newshub 3 hrs ago Zane Small © Image - Newshub / Getty; Video - The AM Show Watch: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern spoke to The AM Show about the upcoming film They Are Us. National leader Judith Collins has dismissed calls to cancel the film They Are Us about the Christchurch terror attack, centred on Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.  Collins said on Monday New Zealand is a "free and democratic society" and...

The film, directed by Kiwi Andrew Niccol and starring Australian actress Rose Byrne as Ardern, has already suffered the loss of one of its producers, Philippa Campbell, who has announced she no longer wants to be involved.  Speaking to Magic Talk on Monday, Collins agreed with radio host Peter Williams opinion the filmmakers should not be stopped from producing the film. "I think youre making a very fair point," Collins told Williams, adding New Zealand is a "free and democratic society". "I c...

SACKETS HARBOR — It was, of all things, the Easter ham of 2014 that raised red flags signaling concern about the health of Patricia Ann Esposito. Daughter Lynn M. Pietroski was among family members who stopped by that day at her parents’ Watertown home. Her mom, the former Patricia (Treesha) Davidson, married Peter L. Esposito in February of 1962. “It was a very nonchalant situation where my mom had the ham in the oven but nothing else,” Mrs. Pietroski said. “My mom was...

The election count at Sedbergh Leisure Centre WITH Labour retaining a majority on Bradford Council, with almost the same number of Councillors as after the last local election, youd be forgiven for thinking that there werent many surprises this year. However, there were a number of big scalps when the results were announced, along with some subtle shifts in the political make up of the Council. After todays count Labour has 51 seats on the 90 seat Council. Just 46 seats were needed for th...

This is a transcript of Episode 4 of The Conversation Weekly: Leaving Hong Kong after China’s clampdown: where are people thinking of going and why?. In this week’s episode, three experts explain why more people are thinking of leaving Hong Kong – and the choices they face about where to go. And we hear about new research that has found a new way to speed up the search for that elusive enigma: dark matter. NOTE: Transcripts may contain errors. Please check the corresponding audio before q...

If there’s a time for screaming into the void, 2021 is surely it. Josie Adams shares a baker’s dozen of Aotearoa’s top contenders. When you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you, and it’s nice to have company. New Zealand’s geography is perfect for abysses, or abyssoi if you want to be pretentious about it. Whether you’re seeking to understand the nature of evil or just want to drown your senses in a vacuum, there’s an abyss for you – and closer than you think! ...

By Tom Wilkinson, Press Association Peter Sutcliffe A CORONER has not yet received the prison ombudsman’s report into the death of serial killer Peter Sutcliffe, who died from a combination of Covid-19, diabetes and heart disease in November. The assistant senior coroner for County Durham and Darlington, Crispin Oliver, held a brief hearing at Crook Civic Centre this morning to give an update into how the inquiry was progressing. S...

Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe was suffering Covid-19, diabetes and heart disease when he died, inquest told The killer was suffering from Covid-19, diabetes and heart disease when he died in November 2020 Updated Dont miss a thing by getting the latest from the Manchester Evening News sent direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Click here When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll incl...

An inquest into the death of Peter Sutcliffe was adjourned today because the coroner has not yet received the prison ombudsmans report into the serial killers death. Sutcliffe, who was blind and needed a wheelchair, died in hospital on November 13 from a combination of Covid-19, diabetes and heart disease.  At the time of his death, the 79-year-old was serving a whole-life term for the murders of 13 women across Yorkshire and Manchester between 1975 and 1980. The assistant senior coroner for C...