Answer:
These words are in Latin, I believe, and when they are translated to English they mean:
- Kyrie: Lord
- Gloria: Glory
- Credo: I believe that (I think this word is also related to the Apostles' Creed)
- Sanctus: St. (Saint)
- Agnus Dei: Lamb of God
This was one of the two categories of the Roman Mass, called the <em>Ordinary of the Mass</em><em>.</em>
(the other is called the Proper of the Mass)<em> </em>Mentioned<em> </em>above were the five standard prayers of this Mass 'Ordinary', and these prayers were sang.
Hope I helped :)
Option C is correct among the given options.
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A. The coats were packed away for the summer.
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