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History/Art/Culture Shrine of St. Cecilia: collection of images and links to Cecilia - extensive and informative.The Life of Saint Cecilia (1483), William
Caxton, Golden Legend, prepared
for Harvard University's Chaucer classes.Information on St. Cecilia, including numerous linksSt. Cecilia's biography from The Catholic Encyclopedia"Information about our Patron" from St. Cecilia's Choir from the Church of Sts. Peter
& Paul, SingaporeSaint Cecilia and the Angel illuminated manuscriptImages of Saint Cecilia: holycards, photos, paintings Saint
Cecilia Altarpiece c. 1304Tempera on wood, 85 x 181 cm; Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence Free electronic postcard from the Web Gallery of Art. Just click on the image. At least a dozen other images of Cecilia are also available. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Spiritual Prayer to St. Cecilia from St. Cecilia's parishA "New Age" view of Cecilia from Ascension Research. . . . . . . . . . . . . Organizations The Saint Cecilia Society for the Preservation and Restoration
of Gregorian Chant and Peking Opera
is "a group of men who sing before their friends with all their might." "The St. Cecilia Chorus has developed into one of the largest, best-organized,
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| Music/PoetryJohn Dryden's Song for St. Cecilia's Day from netpoetsThe Cyber Hymnal offers over 3,600 hymns and Gospel songs from many denominations. Free lyrics, scores,
MIDI files, pictures, history, and more Article on Cecilia from Canticanova, "Traditional Music for the Contemporary Church" . . . . . . . . . . . . . Misc. St. Cecilia was here "musings
of a once and future music director" is an eclectic blogspot that even offers a recipe for St. Cecilia Sweet
PotatoesSt. Cecilia Sound Gallery... "as a fine-art gallery presents visual works of art, we present products which
present the art of music in the highest state possible in a home reproduction system." The St. Cecilia Rose This cup-shaped, pale peach-colored rose grows well even in adverse conditions, producing
large 3" flowers steadily. There are few thorns on the outer foliage of a 3 foot shrub. Parents include 'Wife
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