L'Abbatiale de la
Liturgie Apocryphe

Montréal, p.Q.

MI AMORE

Mi Amore

‘Une fois de plus direz-vous, la faction Amore ébranle par son art abrasif les organes les plus confortables et cause un réel gâchis dans la culotte de la civilisation raisonnable.’

MI AMORE @ Anti-Hall, Québec le 29 septembre 2002. Photo Catherine Richard

Mi Amore, Qc

MI AMORE Circa 2003

‘They’re just attention-grabbers, designed to let 14-year-old boys think they’re being dangerous and subversive by bringing the album home’ (…)

Mi Amore 'the lamb'

MI AMORE 'The Lamb, Psalms & Proverbs' (2005) 1000 copies CD sur Cyclop Media (C 011)

MI AMORE ‘The Lamb, Psalms & Proverbs’ (2005) 1000 copies CD

MI AMORE 'The Lamb, Psalms & Proverbs' (2005) livret 20 pages (dedans fin)

‘Before him all the nations will be gathered, and he will separate them one from another, as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats. He will set the sheep on his right hand, but the goats on the left’ (Mattieu 25:31–46)

MI AMORE 'The Lamb' review in Decibel Magazine (009) JUL 2005

MI-AMORE vs. UNDEROATH

MI AMORE 'The Lamb' review in VICE MAG (Volume 12 Numero 4) 'The Drugs Issue'

MI AMORE le 13 septembre MMIII au Skatepark de Miguasha, pQ

‘They hide and wait like a lion in the bushes’ (…) – Psalm 10:9

The Lion (2007) by MI AMORE

MI AMORE 'The Lion, Five Mystical Songs' (2007) 1000 copies CD sur Cyclop Media (C 015)

MI AMORE ‘The Lion, Five Mystical Songs’ (2007) 1000 copies CD

MI AMORE

MI AMORE

Mi Amore, Ottawa, photo by Nick Shaw

L'Abbatiale de la
Liturgie Apocryphe

"The production of nervous force is directly connected with the diet of an individual, and its refining depends on the very purity of this diet, allied to appropriate breathing exercises.

The diet most calculated to act effectively on the nervous force is that which contains the least quantity of animal matter; therefore the Pythagorean diet, in this connection, is the most suitable.

...

The main object was to avoid introducing into the organism what Descartes called 'animal spirits'. Thus, all animals that had to serve for the nourishment of the priests were slaughtered according to special rites, they were not murdered, as is the case nowadays".