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The homily this morning spoke of John the Baptist, the voice in the wilderness speaking the hard truth in the face of opposition: “Pontius Pilate conducted a poll. ‘Who do you want, Jesus or Barabbas?’ The people chose Barabbas, and they have been choosing Barabbas ever since.” It is no different today, yet the message ignored through the ages still gives reason for celebration, as those who remain faithful enter into eternal joy. In this video, the Choir at the College of William and Mary sing a motet by Henry Purcell (1659-1695) entitled “Rejoice in the Lord alway (‘The Bell Anthem’).”
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