Advent & O Antiphons
An overview of the place of the O Antiphons – more commonly recognisable in the hymn “O Come, O Come Emmanuel” – in the Advent liturgies
An overview of the place of the O Antiphons – more commonly recognisable in the hymn “O Come, O Come Emmanuel” – in the Advent liturgies
Read about the Great O Antiphons of Advent, their references to Old and New Testaments and profound theology: 23rd December, O Emmanuel
Read about the Great O Antiphons of Advent, their references to Old and New Testaments and profound theology: 22nd December, O Rex
Read about the Great O Antiphons of Advent, their references to Old and New Testaments and profound theology: 21st December, O Oriens
Read about the Great O Antiphons of Advent, their references to Old and New Testaments and profound theology: 20th December, O Clavis David
Read about the Great O Antiphons of Advent, their references to Old and New Testaments and profound theology: 19th December, O Radix Iesse
Read about the Great O Antiphons of Advent, their references to Old and New Testaments and profound theology: 18th December, O Adonai
Read about the Great O Antiphons of Advent, their references to Old and New Testaments and profound theology: 17th December, O Sapientia
Have you ever wondered what the “O Antiphons” of Advent are? You might have heard religious or priests getting excited about these every year; the “great Os”, as they are also known.