Viriliter Agite - An Original Religious Medley - Clamavi De Profundis
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Here is our new original sacred themed medley, "Viriliter Agite." We hope you enjoy it:)
This song is meant to get at the heart of what it means to "act manfully" as it is described in St. Paul's letter to the Corinthians. It is also to depict the spiritual journey of the soul through the three ages of the interior life as described by many Catholic theologians: 1) the purgative way, 2) the illuminative way, and 3) the unitive way. Thus the song is broken by three passages of chant. One is the epistle of St. Peter warning us to be vigilant against evil (purgative), the second is the Te Deum, a hymn of praise as our focus shifts towards God as our end (illuminative), and the third is the In Manus Tuas, wherein we are so united to God that we can with a simple, loving gaze say, "into Your hands, I commend my spirit" (unitive).
My brother arranged the piece. My family sang it.
Please no bad language in the comments. We want this to be family friendly:)
Lyrics:
VIRILITER AGITE
Viriliter agite 1 Cor 16:13 Act manfully
Vigilate state in fide Stand fast in the faith
Viriliter agite Act manfully
Et confortamini And be comforted
From the curse of our desolation Genesis 3:19
In our work we must find salvation
Remember man that thou art dust Gen 3:19
In the yoke of the cross we trust
(Chorus)
The world’s pattern in our undoing Romans 12:2
Be reformed in your mind’s renewing
Holy writ, the scholar’s plume
Ignorance of the law is doom. Osee (Hosea) 4:6
Fratres, sobrii estote et vigilate 1 Peter 5:8: Brethren, be sober and watch
Quia adversarius vester diabolus because your adversary the devil, as a
roaring lion goeth about seeking
Quaerens quem devoret whom he may devour,
Cui resistite fortes in fide. Whom resist ye, strong in the faith.
Tu autem Domine, miserere nobis. But thou, O Lord, have mercy on us.
R. Deo Gratias Thanks be to God.
(Chorus)
Stabat Mater dolorosa
Iuxta crucem lacrimosa
Dum pendebat Filius
(Chorus)
Stand in faith with deep conviction, 1 Cor 16:13
Love thy brethren, endure affliction, 1 Cor 16: 14
In your scabbard keep your sword, Matt 26:52
Holy soldiers of the Lord.
Te Deum laudámus: te Dominum confitémur.
Te ætérnum Patrem omnis terra venerátur.
Te ergo quǽsumus, tuis fámulis súbveni,
quos pretióso sánguine redemísti.
Ætérna fac cum sanctis tuis in glória numerári.
In te, Dómine, sperávi: non confúndar in ætérnum.
(Chorus)
Prayer unceasing, sacrifices,
Purge your soul of all its vices,
Quam bonum et quam iucundum, Ps. 133:1
Habitare fratres in unum.
(Chorus)
Dominus, Filius, Spiritus, Sancta Trinitas
Maria, Angeli, omnes sanctae Dei
Seven times a day I praise Thee Ps. 118:164
I have loved Thy commands that raised me Ps. 118:167
Let my prayer come near Thy sight Ps. 118:169 (Tau)
Lead my heart in the way of right. Ps. 138:23
In manus tuas Domine comendo spiritum meum
Into Thy hands O Lord I commend my spirit
R. In manus tuas Domine comendo spiritum meum
Into Thy hands O Lord I commend my spirit
Redemisti nos Domine, Deus Veritatis
Thou hast redeemed us O Lord, God of truth
R. Comendo spiritum meum
Gloria Patri et Filio et Spiritui Sancto
R. In manus tuas Domine comendo spiritum meum 
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Here is our new original sacred themed medley, "Viriliter Agite." We hope you enjoy it:)
Good work I really like it!
Wow! I’m just speechless! It’s so beautiful!
Beautiful. I always listen to these songs when I’m playing Minecraft still. Sing my kids to sleep with it too.
It'd be really cool if you did a cover of "Stabat Mater Dolorosa" for Good Friday! :D
Can you guys do "A Mighty Fortress is our God" at some point? Disappointed that I could not find a sufficiently epic version of that song, and if there is anyone who can pull of a rendition truly worthy of the Kingdom, it'd be you guys...
The best thing about being born at the end of the month is that you get a new song by Clamavi de Profundis for your Birthday 😅
I also was born today!.. happy birthday to you as well
Happy birthday!
Happy birthday 🎉
Happy birthday to all of us!
@@arlandmichelenavillegas3753 Happy Birthday!
As a young Catholic Irishman who is also a big fan of Tolkien.
Yes. Thank you for your amazing work. God bless everyone.
Wow, are you my long lost brother? Hah, I joke, but it's good to see other young Irishmen into the Faith.
@@CantusTropus Well, I always joke about how I was adopted into the family, so you never know lol.
@@David-lu4gq All originally gentile members of the universal (catholic) bride of Christ are adopted in through faith in Him. 😉 Careful with the capital C though. Don't let man deceive you.
@@JohnCephas Don't worry, I won't. 😉 Have a good day lad.
And God bless you all in Ireland.
I am seriously considering converting to Catholicism. Not because of this song, to be clear, although the song is amazing. But because there are aspects of the faith I hold valuable that I have trouble finding in the protestant church.
When you do convert, I highly recommend finding a parish that holds Mass in Latin. It helps connect more with the Catholics of the past and around the world, and the liturgy is, the way I see it, more reverent than the vernacular Novus Ordo forms of the Mass.
God Bless you Will. I will keep you in my prayers.
If you do convert find a FAITHFUL parish! I will pray for you!
Go for it. When I started studying the early church, I knew I needed to remain Catholic.
Prayers for your journey.
Peter Kreeft helped me TONS.
We'd love to have you in the Church.
As a Catholic, I do like this. I think it looks towards a militant aspect that we have forgotten, or even worse, shun, but which is a key factor of the faith.
We are soldiers of Christ, we are defenders of Truth, we are the Church Militant and we stand beneath the banner of the Lord against the Shadow of lies!
It's music like this that makes you want to become a saint.
True haha
Clamavi de profundis is truly an inspiration to sainthood.
If you are doing good works to the poor and the meek in the name of Jesus who is Christ, then you ARE a living saint.
@@ragnarragnarson9393 I thought sainthood was the status of being a person who was/is/will be martyred?
@@aydenlegleiter7810 no not really but it does include those, though I'm not sure about the "will be" part.
Guys I LOVE your work. I am a young-ish Catholic priest, grew up agnostic-socialist and was so fascinated by Latin chant and gothic architecture (as of course by Tolkien, Fantasy literature etc.) as a young man that I started going to church - where they told me that Latin was outdated, pre-conciliar etc. you know the drill.
Well in the end I became a parish priest with a Gothic revival cathedral to run, and I can bring in as much Latin as possible. God always has His own ways.
Thanks for your beautiful music and God bless you all!
It is good to see you turned to a proper path brother. God bless.
@@franciosdeaeruiu7555 Thanks, God bless you always.
Do you know the sspx
@@margaretwall7648 Sure, I have been to Holy Mass there regularly as a layman and still sometimes help out with solemn vespers and the like for the priory around here. I think they are doing a good job, and most of all they uphold the authentic faith (and liturgy). But I dont fit in with fraternities, and the SSPX is no exception. No fault of theirs, just my character.
Have a blessed Easter! Christus resurrexit vere!
Austrian imperial Eagle?
We need more music like this in our churches.
Music like this has to be sung by people who really mean it, like these guys. It's all too easy for a professional choir to rattle music off, without believing a word of it! God is not honoured by that.
*That* was the reason for the Vat II reforms: if your form is right but empty, you're a hypocrite. Fumbling sincerity is better than polished ignorance.
ahem... Orthodox Christianity...
or, fight for your church by becoming a saint. look at them there! surrounded by the Uncreated Light!
God bless and help you.
@@Loreman72
That was the stated INTENT of V2, but if you know anything about Bugnini, than you can’t be serious about it actually accomplishing that goal. 70% not believing in the real presence? Cafeteria heretics who are never excommunicated no matter how defiant they are as long as they are politically fashionable? The Liturgical Time Bombs have destroyed too much for you to still be taken seriously.
@@thedreadtyger
Western Orthodoxy is return to the Fulfillment of the Roman Way. In becoming Orthodox, I didn’t leave the Tiber, I swam UP it, way up stream where the water is still clean.
@@eldermillennial8330 Obviously it got derailed by the 68ers, but that affected everywhere, not just the church.
So which is worse: someone not believing in the real presence, or someone literally afraid for his life because he found a crumb in his mouth from breakfast after he just took communion?
Or again, do we really want bishops who are staunchly orthodox living lavish lifestyles at the expense of their people?
I don't think Vat II was a disaster. God is never dismayed. He is sovereign. He knows what is going on, and is allowing evil enough rope to hang itself with.
Combination of Latin, Holy Scripture and Clamavi de profundis is just... perfect.
Everybody - Latin is a dead language
Clamavi de Profundis - hold my drink
I wouldn't say that Latin is dead at all, it is alive in and throughout many of the correlaries throughout the romantic languages. One can study which contribute to the vernacular roots through a study of etymology, in order to learn how to construct grammatically correct words for oneself for a purpose of one's own, according to those languages that are very much common.
I started learning Latin because of them😅
More like "hold my communion wine"
you should check out polýmathy or ScorpioMartianus (same guy) :D lots of interesting videos about latin
The Church has been speaking Latin even before the amazing people of Clamavi de Profundis.
“Viriliter Agite” sounds like quite the battlecry.
I am a Catholic Seminarian and this is by far one of the best things I have seen on youtube. I think this is a perfect representation of what Catholic Men should be and I think it is definitely your best song since Song of Kings. We need more music like this. Praise be to Jesus Christ! Now and forever!
Catholic Men capitalized...lol
What seminary are you going to? What order are you joining?
Dunno what you expected... least not fiddling kids.
I’ve been thinking of going to seminary too. Any advice?
My beard grew three inches and I spontaneously conquered habitual sin by the time I was halfway through this song. Fantastic work!
I was never raised to be religious, but wow, you do make Christianity sound so epic.
It is
Christianity, especially Catholicism, opens the door to something way beyond your wildest dreams. Study the lives of the Saints and you will see.
Jesus understands me when I pray in Latin. As far as I'm concerned, His cross had three sacred languages affixed to the instrument of our salvation. Latin is one of them. Latin isn't dead any more than Jesus is (He lives forever!). It has been preserved in His Church, and with any luck, shown how beautiful it is even today through this music.
What are the 2 others?
@@ladvargleinad7566 Greek and Hebrew
Heresy
Anything Nicea afterward is greek heresy.
Return to the only church. The word of the Lord.
Ave Maria
Ora pro nobis
DEUS VULT
Cantant amo!!!!
Ave
if i were less manly i'd be ashamed of these tears, but here i am fresh from Mass. i am ashamed of nothing!
Amen.....Love from 🇮🇳India !!!!
🎉 glorious and each time more glorious is the one and only true Holy Catholic Apostolic Church ✨
Being a protestant, I like this song.
God bless you all, Clamavi De Profundis🙏
In service to Truth I am Liberated to see reality
By humility I am made Greater in self knowledge
By suffering do I find Joy in triumph over it
Thank you for this music. It feels nice to get a Christian song in this sort of style. You guys are very talented and I hope you continue to make great music and videos!
Not a Catholic, a Baptist, but the song is gorgeous and the central call is a great one.
Aye! Fellow baptist! 🙌🏻
Convert! And save your soul!
@@teresabentivegna8832 My hope is in the Lord upon whose name I call, and upon the great promise that all who call upon His name will be saved. I need no other High Priest than the Great Intercessor who sits at the right hand of the Father.
May the Lord bless you and keep you, and make His face shine upon you, and give you peace.
@@georgewhitworth9742 👋
@@refugeguy777 Please come home to the Catholic Church. Without the Eucharist, you won’t have a full relationship with Jesus.
Though I am a Protestant, I hear the Lord in your music. Thank you for keeping art in Christianity alive.
Orgullosisimo de ser Católico, Apostólico y Romano. Saludos desde España . VIVAT CHRISTUS REX!!! VIVAT SANCTA ECCLESIA CATHOLICA!!!
The bits from Compline -- 'Fratres, sobrii estote et vigilate' and 'In manus tuas, domine' -- really got me. My family has sung compline in Latin for many years, so those words bring a very familial and homely feeling for me, and hearing them with the music is just amazing!
7:00 you did it! at this very moment, i knew: You finally outdid your Song of Kings :D
By just a hair tho :)
Superb. Absolutely superb! As a traditional Anglican priest, I find this awesome and inspiring! With Western Christendom (and worldwide, for that matter) under attack from many different quarters - within and without - you are carving out a musical stronghold for its defense. Harmonic Helm's Deep, anyone...? 🙂 Thank you for what you are doing, and may God bless your work!
I absolutely agree. We need sacred music more than ever as a bulwark against the distractions and lies of this world.
Gracias tambien a ustedes de clamavis di profundis por componer estos Himnos tan hermosos y que nos elevan el espiritu ,
Excellent! This is manly music for the Christian soul! I love the images. Being familiar with the Divine Office of the Catholic Church, I also love how Clamavi de Profundis incorporated parts of Compline--with the beautiful "In Manus Tuas, Domine" --and Matins into this medley.
How did you know there are parts from compline
@@Wolffeofthe104th Because I pray Compline.
It's basically a scavenger hunt through the Liturgy of the Hours. I loved it.
It's so cool to know that someone else on youtube also sings Compline! God bless you!
This song... the ultimate chills!
Now you HAVE to find an excuse to attend a Western Orthodox liturgy with a large Benedictine choir.
Beautiful! Greetings from Catholic Poland! :)
An Atheist here, still i enjoy the chorus of yours highly. Every song of yours is a new delight
Thank You!! It makes me Very happy to see your comment!! I love this song too!
If they played this at masse I might go just to hear it
@@dominicstarr3065 You are most welcome
Six months later I still keep coming back and listening to this. While not Catholic, it is nonetheless inspirational and full of truth.
I always seem to tear up at the end at about 9:05. Seeing that picture and… idk.
Even if I find myself worrying, not sure of what happens after death, somehow I feel like seeing this image and hearing the music makes me want to cry tears of joy, even if I still know nothing for sure.
¡Impresionante! Me pasa exactamente lo mismo. Será porque la melodía nos lleva a esos momentos que marca el final. Pero en el fondo no es el final, sino el comienzo de la otra vida.
¡Quédate en paz! Si vivimos bien en esta vida moriremos bien. De esa manera veremos la otra vida con toda la alegría. Sólo debemos esforzarnos para eso. ¡Todo esfuerzo tiene su recompensa!
Un saludo. ¡Dios y la Virgen te bendigan!
wow! amazing! Sancte Ioseph, Ora pro nobis!
As a Catholic, I appreciate your work!
My only regret is that I only have one like to give.
I've listened to this countless times, so inspiring. Blessings from an Orthodox Christian. ☦️ Hope you do more Christmas songs this year!
This is beautiful. A crime with how low the view count is.
I wish I could press the like button a thousand times more. One medley that perfectly encapsulates what it is to be a Christian man, made so difficult in our current times. Praise God!
I absolutely love you Clamavi de Profundis. You truly are bringing light to this world. Thank you, I'm praying for you.
It's epic and educated at the same time😁
I cannot convey with words how much I appreciate this. Glory to God.
A song about Túrin, please!
The song of Tùrin: the wooooorld was young, the mountain greeeeeeens... No, wait...
If they will, then I'm expecting it to be both epic and gut-wrenching
Amazing catholic music or hymns.
i abosulutly love your work- that is a marvelous example how to promote a Christian views and Catholic theolgy in a modern world . I also think that after each pice , you are becoming better and better. Sorry for possible misteks , but i am from Poland and my English is not the best one
Your English is great, God bless
Vos omnes benedico in nomine Patris et Filii et Spiritus Sancti. Pax Sanctae Trinitatis sit vobiscum semper. 🙏
Gratias, et pax tecum!
I'm really impressed with how you wove together the different themes, particularly the excerpts from the Breviary. Well done!
Only 771 views? Last time I was this early, fair Nimrodel was yet dwelling in the Lorien.
Beautiful. I can listening, listening and listening and in consequence my prayer flowing, flowing, flowing ...
Thanks so much, guys! In time for Lent, gave me a reminder of what it's all about.
May the old lights of Truth (and some new ones!) shine all the brighter in the gathering dark of oligarchic meddling, plotting and avarice.
Psalm 2!
Been a fan of your music, Christian and fantasy, for a while! As a Christian and a nerd this is weirdly right in my niche!
This is also an awesome song for my D&D Catholic monk paladin character. So, thanks for the help!
‘Catholic monk paladin’ Now hold on a minute, like I did at one time you’ve built Alexander Anderson in D&D. You’ve got good taste.
Clamavi de Profundis is my personal heaven on earth. 🥰🖤
Playing it on repeat and it still brings me to tears, thank you for such a beautiful expression of our Catholic Faith, all Glory be to God!
I thank thee for thy work. It soothes my soul. I hear this and I am reminded of the rich history and truth of my beliefs. May the Lord bless all of you! In Nomine Patris, Et Filii, Et Spiritui Sancti. Amen.
One of your best songs yet. This and Song of Kings are some of the best religious melodies I have heard.
Incroyable ! Vous faites vivre le répertoire sacré, grégorien, par vos voix très harmonieuses. Merci beaucoup !
Glorious sung by angels. All blessings to you, heavenly choir
I am glad the TE DEUM is used in new songs
This is nice, and I like that verses are cited
Jesus is my Lord.
I believe in Allah The ONE
@@veetatceetit3054
Jesus is God
@@jak7138 He is a human, i believe in Kuran
@@veetatceetit3054
A regular person would not forgive a person sin
@@jak7138 i didnt understand
Magnificent summons to Holiness in an unholy era.
What a beaitiful blessing... all I can say is: Amen!
What a beautiful chant!
In deep love with their voice. Love them soooo much
Keep doing christian music, folks! I know it may not be as popular as your LOTR music. But we love your art so much!!! Blessings from Aguascalientes, Mexico!!
this song is so strong and beautifull
A beautiful ending. The image reminded me of my grandfather's passing away. It is comforting to think that God was watching over us in those final moments together. Thank you for your work! :')
I love seeing you guys continue to pave the way in neo-Gregorian polyphony!! Keep up the fantastic work
Let Gregorian chant live again! Bring back those sacred chants!!!
May God reward you for this beautiful medley!!! This combined some of my favorite scripture passages, as well as the Te Deum! Some parts reminded me of Compline and parts of the Breviarium. Wonderful job combining the purgative, illuminative, and unitive ways of the interior life and using great background images to accompany the lyrics. I hope that this inspires many souls to work manfully for the Lord, uniting their will to His Divine Will.
Amen
Christ's Peace be to you!
Thank you for continuing our great tradition of sacred music, and without including any godforsaken guitars like the protestants, or particularly liberal Novus ordo parishes.
Man, guitars come from a time even before Christianity, there's nothing wrong with using them. I bet they accompanied Christian songs well before the 20th century.
People should be able to use whatever instruments they want
What's wrong with guitars?
💯
@Nathaniel Kiser
I suppose if you’re one of the respectable denominations, like Missouri Senate Lutheran, or high Anglican.
Your music is not good. Your music is MAGIC !
that Te Deum was chilling
it is a fantastic song. Great music and nice voices
Very good song with divine values! Well done! Exactly what is needed.
Not only do you sing well, but I love the instruments as well! Both are beautiful all by themselves, and together it's magical!
This is.....amazing, Congratulations
Latter-day Saint here. Love this piece. God's blessings to you.
Michel P. Christiansen
I love the refrain
Act like men, be vigilant, stand in the faith and be comforted.
It's a perfect reminder to all priesthood holders.
@@esmeraldagreen1992 true that!
Amen, brother. It's brought me to tears several times. It's sad to know many here would tell us we aren't Christians. But I still love them as brothers and sisters in Christ regardless.
Yes!! This moved me! Amazing amazing amazing, I don't know what else to say! May God bless you and Our Lady protect you always!
Praise the Lord! Wow!
Just wonderful! Thank you Clamavi De Profundis for enriching my life so much!
Thanks for adding so much detail in the description this is awesome!
May God bless you and your families for arranging this beautiful work for us. Thank you! Be save everyone.
Thanks for the song 🎉😍
Great! I'm happy that I found you channel. Love from Germany.
Thank you so much! You're my absolutely favourite artists, right ahead of Mozart! Great, great work! Also, always wanted dwarves to sing some religious pieces! That's as Tolkien as Tolkien himself.
I left religion behind many years ago now. But in this, even I can feel the weight of the war mankind has waged with itself over the light and the dark. Truly brilliant, and powerful.
And just as big a question, where does our sense of good and morality originate? I'm sure I don't know the correct answer, but at times feel both are products of our "intelligence" and self-awareness. Lastly, when I say I left religion behind, I'm stating a viewpoint that due to life experiences, I find it impossible to believe in a loving, involved deity.
@@pathorne8018 I understand Pat. I also could not believe in a loving God after some very hard and dark times. But I experienced the most profound love while attending the first Mass I had gone to in 7 years. God loves us more than we can fathom. I will keep you in my prayers. Happy Easter!
I come here already giving a like.
Unutterably lovely; deeply moving. Venite adoremus!
Absolutely outstanding in the best possible way.
Thank you for the bits of compline. I forgot how beautiful it sounds.
Beautiful as always!
Me: "Well, I'm Buddhist, this isn't really my scene..."
Also me: "THIS SONG IS AMAZING!"
You are drawn to this because we are made for the truth. Truth is powerfully attractive.
@@Catilieth With all due respect you're barking up the wrong tree if you're trying to convert me. I'm just showing appreciation for CDP and their talent.
@@Lordrinnosuke You never know. People who never thought they'd believe in Christ have had stranger journeys. But I shan't say more than that.
God bless you. Happy Easter!
@@CantusTropus I went from militant atheist to now seminarian and it started in part because of commenter
Absolutely beautiful! Thank you!
I'm just here because Latin is the bomb, and their voices are yes
You guys amazing as always ❤️