Lauds for the Dead

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Lauds for the Dead is a specific morning prayer service within the Office of the Dead in the Christian liturgy, consisting of psalms, readings, and hymns offered for the repose of the departed.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Cum mortuis in lingua mortua 1
Lauds for the Dead canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian liturgical prayer
canonical hour
part of the Office of the Dead
associatedWith All Souls’ Day
anniversaries of death
funeral observances
celebratedIn churches
monasteries
religious houses
hasCanonicalHourType Lauds
hasComponent Gospel canticle
antiphons
concluding prayer
hymn
intercessions
psalms
reading
responsory
hasLiturgicalGenre office for the dead
hasLiturgicalRank votive office
intendedFor repose of the souls of the dead
isDistinctFrom Matins of the Dead
Requiem Mass
Vespers for the Dead
language Latin
vernacular languages
liturgicalFunction prayer for the dead
liturgicalTime morning
partOf Office of the Dead
performedBy clergy
lay faithful
religious communities
religiousTradition Christianity
theologicalTheme communion of saints
hope of resurrection
intercession for the departed
usedIn Divine Office
Liturgy of the Hours
Roman Rite
Western Christian liturgy

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Office of the Dead hasForm Lauds for the Dead
Pictures at an Exhibition (orchestration by Maurice Ravel) movement Cum mortuis in lingua mortua
linked to: Lauds for the Dead