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• New Project Manager for Cecilia (March 2003) .
• Cecilia database online at PADS .
• Cecilia - mapping the music resource of the UK and Ireland The Cecilia online database, launched on July 1st, contains information on collections of music materials of all kinds held in UK and Ireland libraries, archives, museums and other repositories. There is a wealth of music related materials distributed among a variety of institutions, and Cecilia's chief aim is to make this resource known - to provide a portal through which information about these materials can be found quickly and easily, and to enable contributors to make their resources more widely known. ... Cecilia is contributing to national initiatives in resource discovery and the project demonstrates the benefits of a cross-domain approach to information provision in music. The Cecilia project is administered by the UK and Ireland Branch of the International Association of Music Libraries, Archives and Documentation Centres, and funded by The British Library Co-operation and Partnership Programme, The Research Support Libraries Programme, Resource: the Council for Museums, Archives and Libraries, and The Music Libraries Trust New Project Manager for Cecilia.
• We welcome Katharine to the project team and look forward to working with her in developing Cecilia into a fully functional online service. ...
• Paul Andrews promoted Cecilia to the collection description community at large. ... A week later he gave a paper on Cecilia at the Fourth Collection Description Workshop in Newcastle-upon Tyne. ...
• Cecilia database online at PADS.
• The Cecilia database is now available via the Performing Arts Data Service at http://appserver. ... uk/cgi-bin/WebObjects/Cecilia This is updated periodically and was last updated in June 2003. ...
• The Cecilia database was officially launched on July 1st 2003 at the IAML(UK & Ireland) Golden Jubilee celebrations at the British Library, where Katharine Hogg gave a brief introduction to the project. Work on the Cecilia database is progressing well, and the database is still growing. ...
• In May 2002 Paul Andrews gave a presentation on Cecilia and collection description in music at the annual Academic Music Librarians' meeting at Birmingham City Library, and also addressed the Annual General meeting of the Association of Cathedral Archivists and Librarians in the British Library Conference Centre, London. In May 2003 Pamela Thompson, representing IAML (UK & Irl), spoke about the Cecilia project to the NAMHE conference (National Association for Music in Higher Education).

• Saint Cecilia (also known as Cecily and Cicilia) was a distinguished, young Roman patrician who died around 117 A. ...
• In a story written about her life, called The Acts of Cecilia, it says: "While the profane music of her wedding was heard, Cecilia was singing in her heart a hymn of love for Jesus, her true spouse. ...
• When he returned from the ceremony, he found Cecilia deep in prayer in her chamber. ...
• Cecilia buried them at her villa.
• Meanwhile, Cecilia continued her ministry of preaching the Gospel. ... When the fires were fueled to a roar, Cecilia did not even perspire.
• Sometime between 817 and 821, Pope Paschal I saw in a dream that the body of Saints Cecilia and Valerian were interred in the cemetery of Saint Celestas. He went looking for them, discovered their graves, and took their bodies to the church of Saint Cecilia in Rome. ... In 1599, Cecilia's tomb was opened and her body was found to be incorrupt.
• The crypt of Saint Cecilia in Trastevere.
• More information on Saint Cecilia.
• © 2004 Saint Cecilia Catholic Church - Jasper, Alabama.

• Compared to JRR Tolkien, Cecilia Dart-Thornton is author of best-selling fantasy. ...

• Saint Cecilia.
• Saint Cecilia has Ascended and become One with Her beloved I AM Presence in the Victory of the Ascension. Saint Cecilia is an Ascended Being - a part of the Ascended Host of Light. ...
• "For over a thousand years Saint Cecilia has been one of the most greatly venerated of the maiden martyrs of the early Church and is one of those named in the canon of the Mass. ... On the day of the marriage Cecilia sat apart, singing to God in her heart and praying for help in her predicament. ... " And Cecilia said, "If you believe in the living and one true God and receive the water of baptism, then you shall see the angel. ... Then he returned to Cecilia, and found standing by her side an Angel, who put upon the head of each a chaplet of roses and lilies. ...
• "Cecilia in turn was called on to repudiate her faith. ... But though the furnace was fed with seven times its normal amount of fuel, Cecilia remained for a day and a night without receiving any harm, and a soldier was sent to behead her. ...
• Paschal I (817-824) transferred supposed relics of Santa Cecilia, together with those of Saint Valerian, Saint Tiburtius and Saint Maximus, to the church of Santa Cecilia in Trastevere. In 1599 Cardinal Sfondrati in repairing this church reinterred the relics of the four martyrs, the body of Cecilia being alleged to be then still incorrupt and complete. ...
• "Today perhaps Saint Cecilia is most generally known as the patron saint of music and musicians. At her wedding, the acra tell us, while the musicians played, Saint Cecilia sang to the Lord in her heart. ...
• Cecilia' which have been transmitted in numerous manuscripts; these acts were also translated into Greek. ... They inform us, that Cecilia, a virgin of a senatorial family and a Christian from her infancy, was given in marriage by her parents to a noble pagan youth Valerianus. When, after the celebration of the marriage, the couple had retired to the wedding-chamber, Cecilia told Valerianus that she was betrothed to an angel who jealously guarded her body; therefore Valerianus must take care not to violate her virginity. Valerianus wished to see the angel, whereupon Cecilia sent him to the third milestone on the Via Appia where he should meet Bishop (Pope) Urbanus. Valerianus obeyed, was baptized by the pope, and returned a Christian to Cecilia. ... Their remains were buried in one tomb by Cecilia. And now Cecilia herself was sought by the officers of the prefect. ...

• Cecilia.
• A misunderstanding of these words as meaning that she sang to the accompaniment of an organ has made Cecilia the patroness of music. ... On his return he saw the angel offering Cecilia and himself floral crowns. ... They converted the soldier on guard, his family and the executioner, who were all baptized by night by priests brought by Cecilia. ... Almachius proceeded to arrest Cecilia, whose eloquence converted more than four hundred. He ordered her to be taken back to her house in the Trastevere, now St Cecilia's Church, and burned in her bathroom. ...
• Valerian and Tiburtius are indeed authentic martyrs but have no connection with Cecilia; and the story of her virginal marriage has been plagiarized from a genuine episode in Victor of Vitis's History of the Vandal Persecution. The romance, however, endowed with a martyr's cultus as St Cecilia a lady who had been hitherto but the owner and donor of the property bearing her name in the Trastevere. ... Inscriptions discovered have proved it to be the family vault of the Ceciliani, an allied family succeeding the Cecilii, presumably, at Cecilia's death. ...

• The Life of Saint Cecilia.
• The interpretation of the name Cecilia serves as an introduction. ...
• Of Saint Cecilia.
• Saint Cecilia the holy virgin was come of the noble lineage of the Romans, and from the time that she lay in her cradle she was fostered and nourished in the faith of Christ, and always bare in her breast the gospel hid, and never ceased day ne night from holy prayers but recommended to God always her virginity.
• Cecilia answered to him, "If thou wilt believe and baptize thee thou shalt well now see him. ...
• And forth went Valerian and found this holy man Urban louting lurking among the burials catacombs , to whom he reported the words that Cecilia had said. And Saint Urban for joy gan did hold up his hand and the tears fell out of his eyes, and said, "O mighty God Jesus Christ sower of chaste counsel and keeper of us all, receive the fruit of the seed that thou hast sown in Cecilia. ...
• Then Valerian received baptism of Saint Urban and returned home to Saint Cecilia whom he found within her chamber speaking with an angel. And this angel had two crowns of roses and lilies which he held in his hand, of which he gave one to Cecilia and that other to Valerian saying "Keep ye these crowns with an undefouled and a clean body, for I have brought them to you from paradise, and they shall never fade nor wither nor lose their savor; nor they may not be seen but of them to whom chastity pleaseth. ...
• Then Cecilia and Valerian began to preach to Tiburce of the joy of heaven and of the foul creaunce belief of paynims, the abusion of idols, and of the pains of hell which the damned suffer. ...
• Then came Saint Cecilia thider with priests and baptised them. And afterward when the morning came Saint Cecilia said to them, "Now ye knights of Christ cast away from you the works of darkness and clothe you with the arms of light. ... And Saint Cecilia took their bodies and buried them. ...
• And when Almache heard that Maximus was Christianed he did do beat him with plomettes of lead so long til he gave up his spirit and died, whose body Saint Cecilia buried by Valerian, and after Almache commanded that Cecilia should be brought unto his presence for to do sacrifice to Jupiter, and she so preached to them that came for her that she converted them to the faith which wept sore that so fair a maid and so noble should be put to death.
• Then Almache calling tofore him Saint Cecilia said to her, "Of what condition art thou?" And she said that she was of a noble kynrede. ...
• Then Cecilia said, "Then begannest thou thy demand folyly that wouldest have two answers in one demand. ...

• Saint Cecilia and the angel. ...
• Saint Cecilia and the angel. ...

• Cecilia .
• Cecilia has kept her on the calendar of the Roman church, although nothing certain is known about her. ... In some tales, Cecilia is with them at the time of their arrest; in others, she is caught burying the three men. Sentenced to be suffocated in her own bathroom, Cecilia survived. ...
• A woman named Cecilia, or something similar to it, founded a church in the Trastevere quarter of Rome; her body was buried in a place of honor in the catacombs of Calixitus, whence Paschal I translated them to the church of St. Cecilia. ...

• ST CECILIA, VIRGIN, MARTYR, PATRONESS OF CHURCH MUSIC—A. ...
• Cecilia has always been most illustrious in the church, and ever since the primitive ages is mentioned with distinction in the canon of the mass, and in the sacramentaries and calendars of the church. ... Cecilia was a native of Rome, of a good family, and educated in the principles and perfect practice of the Christian religion. ... Cecilia finished her glorious triumph some days after them. ... Cecilia's cemetery. ... Cecilia in Rome in the fifth century, in which Pope Symmachus held a council in the year 500. ... Cecilia herself that the Lombards had in vain sought for her body, and that he should find it; and he accordingly discovered it in the cemetery called by her name, clothed in a robe of gold tissue, with linen cloths at her feet, dipped in her blood. ... Cecilia, that the monks might perform the office day and night. ... Cecilia, Valerian, and Tiburtius. ... Cecilia; it was enriched in such a manner by Cardinal Paul Emilius Sfondrati as to dazzle the eye and astonish the spectator. ... Cecilia is called In Trastevere, or Beyond the Tiber, to distinguish it from two other churches in Rome which bear the name of this saint. ...
• Cecilia, from her assiduity in singing the divine praises (in which, according to her Acts, she often joined instrumental music with vocal), is regarded as patroness of church music. ...

• Cecilia:.
• Cecilia, like that of many of the saints venerated in the fourth and fifth centuries, is by itself a romance, a story. According to church history, Cecilia was a maiden of noble birth. ... Many historians believe that this text lead to the eventual naming of Cecilia as the patroness of music. ... Cecilia's prayers were answered, and Valerian was willing to take her as his wife without forcing her to break her vow. ... Cecilia was discovered soon after and met a similar fate. It required two attempts, however, before the death of Cecilia was successful. ... Cecilia is believed to be buried at the Catacomb of Callistus.
• Valerian and Tiburtius seem to have been genuine martyrs, but there is no evidence of Cecilia until the second-half of the fifth century. ... Cecilia (Catholic On-line Encyclopedia). Much is also left to question about Cecilia's worth as the patroness of church music. ...
• Cecilia in Literature and Art:.
• Cecilia is present in both art and literature from the late fifth century on. ... In fact, the seventh century English scholar Aldhelm hightens the differences between the secular music and the virtuous Cecilia. ... Cecilia to the peril of their lives" (McKinnon 46). ... Cecilia in the tale:.

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• The Cecilia Zhang case.
• A photo of Cecilia Zhang left by her family outside the Zhang home. ...
• After five agonizing months of wondering what had happened to their missing daughter, Raymond Zhang and Sherry Xu got the worst possible answer when a hiker found the remains of Dong-Yue Cecilia Zhang on Saturday, March 27, 2004. It was three days before Cecilia's 10th birthday. ...
• A timeline of Cecilia's abduction .
• Peel Regional Police Chief Noel Catney said Min had met Cecilia and had been in her family's home at least four times. ...
• In a statement released following Min's arrest, Cecilia's parents said, "Nothing can bring Cecilia back, but we believe that this development and the judicial process ahead will bring a sense of closure that will help us move forward. ...
• Cecilia's case received international attention. ... It was widely speculated that Cecilia had been abducted for ransom, though no demands were ever made. Cecilia's parents mortgaged their home and friends of the family helped raise a $165,000 reward for her safe return. ...
• During the search for Cecilia, her image was everywhere, with flyers and posters displayed prominently throughout the Toronto area. ...
• MAIN PAGE STATEMENT FROM CECILIA'S PARENTS OPEN LETTER FROM CECILIA'S MOTHER TIMELINE .
• Cecilia Zhang website.

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