Sep­tem­ber 29, 1684.

San­to­li­us Mag­lo­ri­an­us.

Santeüil was for ma­ny years a se­cu­lar ec­cle­si­as­tic at the Sem­in­a­ry of St. Ma­gloire. The Arch­bi­shop of Par­is, de­sir­ing to re­form the Par­is Bre­vi­a­ry, charged Claude with com­pos­ing the new hymns. He en­list­ed the help of his bro­ther Jean, though, who did the ma­jor part of the work.

• Hatfield, pp. 528-9
• Julian, p. 994

1. Prome vo­cem, mens, ca­nor­am
   • Now, My Soul, Thy Voice Up­rais­ing
2. Adeste sanc­ti cœli­tes