Gloria
Mass sung praise
Gloria is the Latin original for the English word glory, and was a popular female given name in the mid-20th century.
The other main use in English is to denote either of two Christian prayers that have been set to music by many composers: Gloria in Excelsis and Gloria Patri.
Catholic worship service
- doxologyHymn of divine praise
- hymnReligious song of praise
- chantRepetitive rhythmic phrase
- KyrieLiturgical appeal to God
canticle · antiphon · psalm · vespers · lauds · matins · liturgy · Eucharist
Joyful exclamation of gratitude
- hosannaShout of worshipful acclaim
- praiseExpression of approval
- triumphResounding, celebrated victory
- exultationIntense triumphant joy
rejoicing · acclamation · jubilation · celebration · victory · honor · blessing
Mass
Catholic worship service
Kyrie · canticle · antiphon · psalm · vespers · lauds · matins · liturgy · Eucharist · introit
hallelujah
Joyful exclamation of gratitude
exultation · rejoicing · acclamation · jubilation · celebration · victory · honor · blessing
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nickname · nameday · christening · saint
- Church LatinAve Maria, Kyrie, Magnificat, Dies Irae, Salve Regina
- Filipino NamesAna, Antonio, Carlos, Carmen, Elena
- Church Textsmissal, breviary, psalter, lectionary, gradual
- John CassavetesPeter Falk
- Mass musicKyrie, ordinary, proper, introit, gradual
- Mass PartsKyrie, introit, offertory, gradual, collect
Gloriadirge
Mournful commemorative music
requiem · lament · Dies Irae · funeral mass · threnody
Gloriadirge
Mournful commemorative music
lamentation · mourning song · funeral march · death song · wailing
- glory daysPeriod of greatest success
- blazes of glorySpectacular, memorable final acts
- morning gloryTwining vine, trumpet-shaped flowers
- divine glorySacred transcendent brilliance
- no guts no glory
- glory to GodPraise directed heavenward
glory, glorious, glorify, glorified, glorifying, inglorious, glorification, vainglory