专辑简介

Even at night precious syllables,/clear syllables you will speak to the eternal/, from the same time,/night in night, day after day.., So the Lithuanian (French speaking) poet Oscar Venceslas de Lubicz Milosz (1877-1939) celebrated the prayer of his Miguel Mailara Drama. The breath of prayer that rises from the earth to the sky "At night day after day" has its most intense moment and its privileged place in the cult: all religions converge ideally towards a temple and a liturgy. Indeed, they converge towards that golden knot, which holds together the dispersed syllables of life, all the words and events of existence to transform them-through praise and supplication-into "precious syllables". The most secular theologian of the orthodoxy of '900, the Russian (lived in Paris) Pavel Evdokimov (1901-1970), invited not to close the door of the temple, but to leave the threshold open so that the incense and the songs of the Sacred Classroom were intertwored with the groan and even the Blasphemy of the square, in an act of purification and consecration. Even for it Catholicism, the Eucharistic Liturgy or, according to the traditional denomination, the "mass" is this vital center in which human and divine, finite and infinite, contingent and absolute, time and eternal Cross, body and soul, flesh and verb, are bred. The signs of bread and wine are, on the one hand, the eternal response of the Earth to the hunger of man ( "interrogates the old Earth: it will respond to you with bread and wine," said the French poet Claudel in the announcement to Mary); On the other hand, however, they become the body and blood of Christ, that is, the divine response to The Hunger of human eternity.