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{{CC|Gospel motets|Gospel motet}} from Luke 11:14, assigned to {{CC|Lent III}} (also suitable for {{CiteCat|Pentecost X Source of text is Luke 11:14,17.

...cost XVI|16th Sunday after Pentecost}}. See also ''[[Homo quidam]]'', from Luke 14:16ff. ==Settings by composers==

...the post-1970 books to {{CiteCat|Pentecost IX|OT 16C}} and the {{CC|Common of Virgins}}.<br> Source of text is Luke 10:42.

Gospel and {{CiteCat|Communions|communion}} for the feast of the {{CiteCat|Sundays after Christmas|Holy Family}}.<br> Source of text is Luke 2:48-49.

...rds}}, closely paraphrasing {{w|Luke 2|the second chapter of the Gospel of Luke}}. Meter is {{CC|86. 86 (C.M.)}}. ==Settings by composers (Manually updated)==

...was dying. It is used as an antiphon to the [[Magnificat]] at [[Vespers]] of the Thursday following [[:Category:Ash Wednesday|Ash Wednesday]]. ==Settings by composers==

...of the '''Prodigal Son''' is read on {{CiteCat|Pentecost XVIII|Proper 19}} of the third cycle (also known as [[Ordinary Time]] 24C). English settings of the same text may be found at [[I will arise and go]].

{{Descr|14 turbae settings for 4vv.}} ''The Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ, according to Luke.''

...Fathers, radical both in politics and musical treatment, and other works. Of more lasting importance was his meeting in 1936 with the tenor Peter Pears, ...markable for a number of orchestral works, including Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge (written in 1937 for string orchestra), the Violin Concerto, a

...hodists'' his brother, [[John Wesley|John]], railed against the reprinting of their hymns with no credit given. In addition to hymn writing, Charles and ...or=#ddffdd|text=For a complete list of Charles Wesley's hymns, see [[Hymns of Charles Wesley]]}}