Litanies

Many people find comfort in reciting litanies during times of distress.

The monks chanted the litanies in the dimly lit chapel.

The litanies were sung in a haunting melody that filled the church.

The choir sang beautiful litanies during the church service.

The ancient litanies of the Byzantine tradition are still sung in many Orthodox churches today.

The soloist's rendition of the litanies was breathtaking, and earned her a standing ovation from the audience.

The litanies of the Catholic Church are part of a rich musical heritage that stretches back centuries.

The school choir is rehearsing litanies for the upcoming concert.

The nuns spent hours every day reciting the litanies in the chapel.

The church choir performed the litanies of Saint Cecilia, the patron saint of music.

The litanies were usually held on Fridays and during Lent.

The litanies were an important part of the medieval liturgy.

The priest prepared a special set of litanies for the Advent season.

The litanies were conducted in Latin, which made it difficult for some members of the congregation to follow along.

The church organist played the accompaniment to the litanies.

The litanies were filled with prayers for the sick and the suffering.

The priest led the congregation in reciting the litanies during the church service.