Talk:Immaculate Mary

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Versions[edit]

An attempt to source versions of the text, to determine who wrote it first?

French[edit]

"Cantique-récit de l'apparition de N.-D. de Lourdes" by Jean Gaignet, 1875 (120 verses) - first sung May 27 1873 according to a Facebook post
- L'heure était venue Où l'airain sacré // De sa voix connue, Annonçait l'Ave
"Ave Maria" by R. P. ***, 1875 (27 verses)
- La terre à Marie disait «le salut» // La Vierge «bénie» Soudain apparut
"Ô Vierge Marie" by Maurice Le Bas († 1973), 1968 (13 verses)

English[edit]

That one by Jeremiah Cummings
Immaculate Mary our hearts are on fire, Hymnary's oldest version is in the 1905 St Basil's Hymnal
Immaculate Mary thy praises we sing, 1952, anon. based on Cummings
Immaculate Mary your praises we sing, verses 2-7 © 1971 by Brian Foley
- v.2: Predestined for Christ by eternal decree // God willed you both virgin and mother to be.
That OL of Perpetual Help version from who knows where

Beleg Tâl (talk) 22:30, 7 June 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Ave, Ave, Ave Maria! Ave, Ave, Ave Maria!

I do not have the source from 1952; but, as sung according to the melody "Lourdes Hymn," these lines of the refrain should read:

Ave, Ave, Ave Maria! Ave, Ave Maria!

Exsult1 (talk) 15:01, 15 November 2019 (UTC)[reply]