Pope Francis in Hungary: closing mass to be preceded by cultural performances
Pope Francis’s closing mass at next month’s International Eucharistic Congress at Budapest’s Heroes’ Square will be preceded by two hours of cultural performances, the Congress’s press department said on Monday.
Performers will include a 2,100-member choir assembled for the Congress from 82 separate choirs, Ghanaian-Hungarian singer Sena Dagadu, Hungarian singer Gabi Toth, as well as Hungarian jazz acapella group Jazzation.
The event will also feature a performance of Hungarian composer Zoltán Kodály’s Budavari Te Deum by the Hungarian State Opera Choir and Orchestra. Opera singers Erika Miklósa, Lucia Megyesi Schwartz, Gergely Boncser and András Palerdi will perform solos.
The event will also be attended by Hungarian para athlete Luca Ekler and parafencer Gyöngyi Dani.
The International Eucharistic Congress will be held in Budapest from Sept. 5 to 12, details HERE.
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Source: MTI
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Is His Holiness saying in his Angelus Message last Sunday – to us – his Loved children of Hungary :
Let it not be forgotten my children of Christ Jesus in Hungary – prior to my visiting you in September, the Blessed Advice – that Saint Pope John Paul 11 – gave YOU as a country Hungary – back when he visited you – in August 1991 :
“Be Mindful of the Blesssings – that Freedom – which You have Definitively Secured – means for your Future.
Cherish it – and make Good use of Your Liberty.”
It will be mindboggling – what Pope Francis – leaves US – in his sermon in Hero’s Square in September 2021.