Saint Cecilia

Cecilia is one of the most famous Roman martyrs, but the familiar story about her is obviously not based on real material. In the early days, she did not pay traces of honor. A fragmentary inscription in the second half of the 4th century refers to the church named after her, celebrating her festival at least in 545 years.

According to legend, Cecilia is a young, older Christian engaged in scribbled Romans. With her influence, weeds were converted and killed with his brothers. The legend about the death of Cecilia said that after licking his neck three times with a sword, she lived for three days and asked the pope to turn her house into a church.

Like other good Christians, Cecilia sings in her mind and sometimes sings in her voice. She is a symbol of the faith in the Church, and we believe that good music is an integral part of the liturgy and is more valuable to the Church than any other art work.

On 22nd November 2015, at the festival of St. Cecilia, Foo Fighters downloaded their EP "St. Cecilia" for free through their website. The first five songs were named after EP "Saint Cecilia". This EP was recorded at an instant studio meeting at Hotel Saint Cecilia in Austin, Texas. Sometimes, at Informator Choristarum (Master of Orchestra and Orchestra) of Magdalene College of Oxford (1957-1981), Bernard Rose is a song (with division) with no accompaniment of the SATB choir. The feast of the song of St. Cecilia (1974) is a poem. Name of his son, musician Gregory Ross

The role of St. Cecilia as a patron saint of church music began in the 14th century and expanded rapidly. Since Renaissance, she was always a good representative of art, she usually uses organs and other instruments as her attributes. As a virgin martyr, her festival was held on 22 November at the Roman Catholic Church, Orthodox Church and East Catholic Church. Like other famous saints of the early Christian church, the life of St. Cecilia is highly decorated by legends. According to her apostolic speech, it may have been written in the 5th century AD, she is a virgin of a senate family, and since childhood he was a Christian. She used a popular asceticism among the godly Christians then wearing a linen linen beside her skin, fasting, praying to Our Lady and an angel to protect the virgin. But when she got older, her parents handed her marriage to a royal pagan youth named Valerian.

When St. Cecilia was born, she was a Roman, counseled by disturbing Christ. She was afraid of the day she got married and had to give up her virgin. But she began to engage with Valerian. On their wedding day, under her golden robe, she prayed to God that she was wearing a sweater and may still be hurt. On the wedding night, she told the valetian the secret. There was an angel lover who would believe that Valerian would touch her vulgar and would kill him. If he could see this angel, she went via Apia and told him to find the poor in the Papacy city. If Urban removes his sin, Valerian could see the angel. When he arrived via Appia, Urban suddenly appeared in Valerian and read the Bible. Another elderly who put on white clothes appeared before Valeriu in a golden book and asked if he believed what Cecilia told him. When he said so, the Papacy City baptized Valeria and sent him home.