The Mary Immaculate Parish choir sings the Salve Regina, also known as the Hail Holy Queen, a cherished Marian hymn composed in Latin during the Middle Ages and originally sung as a processional chant. This sacred prayer is one of the four traditional Marian antiphons, each linked to particular seasons of the Church’s liturgical calendar, and is especially revered during Ordinary Time as a profound expression of devotion to Mary. Join The Brisbane Oratory in Formation choir in lifting this hymn

The faithful singing Salve Regina after the Rosary for Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI at the Vatican | Shalom World News

Salve, Regina: English and Latin This is one of four Marian antiphons, with following versicles and prayers, traditionally said or sung after night prayer, immediately before going to sleep. It is said from the end of Eastertide until the beginning of Advent. (That is, from the day after Pentecost, the seventh Sunday after Easter (or from the following Sunday, if Pentecost is celebrated with octave), through the Friday before the fourth Sunday before Christmas). Hail, holy Queen Hail, holy Queen