“O Sons and Daughters” (O Filii et Filiae) A traditional hymn attributed to Jean Tisserand from the 15th century, this piece specifically references the events of the Second Sunday of Easter, including the story of Doubting Thomas from John 20:19-29, which is a key Gospel reading for the day. The refrain “Alleluia” ties it to the joy of the resurrection.
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