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    This hymn is about communion and how the bread and wine consumed in the sacrament become the body and blood of God. It describes how the heavenly bread that was originally meant for angels becomes food for all humanity. Even the lowliest and poorest of people can partake in eating the body of the Lord through communion.

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    This hymn is about communion and how the bread and wine consumed in the sacrament become the body and blood of God. It describes how the heavenly bread that was originally meant for angels becomes food for all humanity. Even the lowliest and poorest of people can partake in eating the body of the Lord through communion.

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    Panis Angelicus

    César Franck

    Panis angelicus
    Fit panis hominum;
    dat panis coelicus
    Figuris terminum
    O res mirabilis!
    manducat Dominium
    Pauper, pauper,
    Servus et humilis,
    Pauper, pauper
    Servus et humilis.

    ENGLISH TRANSLATION:

    Heavenly bread
    That becomes the bread of all mankind;
    Bread from the angelic host
    That is the end of all imaginings.
    Oh, miraculous thing!
    This body of God will nourish
    Even the poorest,
    The most humble of servants.
    Even the poorest,
    The most humble of servants.

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