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TORONTO :
ST. MICHAEL'S COLLEGE.

MDCCCXCI.

Entered according to Act of Parliament of Canada, in
the year one thousand eight hundred and elgh by-nine, by
the Publishers, in the Office of the Minister of Agriculture.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine, by the Publish-
ers, in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washing-
ton, U. S. A.

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Printed by
The Catholic Ebvibw Publishing Co.
printers and publishers,
64 Adelaide Street East, Toronto.

PREFACE.

SECOND EDITION,

N offering to the public this second edition of **St. Basil's
Hymnal" the compilers feel they do so with that degree of
confidence which success alone inspires. Already the first
editions of the Hymn-Book and Hymnal are exhausted and the
fact that these works are now in so many hands, speaks well for the
cause of congregational singing, which alone, induced us to publish-
Congregational singing, we are now convinced can be made a
success, but its foundation must be laid in the school-room and
catechism class. There is no music, no devotion, like to the voices
of innocent children raised to God in harmony, in the prayer and
praise of sacred song.

** St. Basil's Hymnal" has been carefully revised and corrected
and we trust it will continue to be a faithful companion in our
church services. To the Most Eev. the Eight Eev. and Eev.
Clergy and our patrons generally, we acknowledge our deep debt
of gratitude. Their strong words of approval and generous sup-
port have secured the success of ** St. Basil's Hymnal" and Hymn
Book, and prepared the way tor Congregational Singing.

St. Michael's College,

Toronto.
Dec. 8, 1890.

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LETTEES OF APPROBATION.

FROM THE ABCHBISHOP OF TORONTO.

Mt Dear Father Brennan, — St. Basirs Hymnal is an excellent and valuable
compilation, and is well fitted to supply a want long felt in our parochial schools
and other educational institutions, and I earnestly recommend its use for the
Separate Schools and other educational institutions.

t John Walsh,

Archbishop of Toronto.

FROM THE ARCHBISHOP OF HALIFAX

My Dear Father Brennan, — A.ccept my thanks for the " St. Basil's Hymn Book "
so kindly sent me. I wish it the most abundant success.

Yours, etc.,

t C. O'Brien,

Archbishop of Halifax.

FROM THE ARCHBISHOP OF KINGSTON.

Dear Father Brennan, — I thank you for the copy of " St. Basil's Hymnal."
The compilation is excellent, and will, I am confident, prove most useful to all
Catholic people. I recommend •* St. Basil's Hymnal " to the Rev. Clergy of the
Archdiocese of Kingston, and to the Beligious Communities and all of those who
are in charge of Separate Schools.

f James Vincent Cleary,

Archbishop of Kingston

FROM THE BISHOP OF HAMILTON.

Dear Father Brennan, — " St. Basil's Hymnal," is an excellent manual con-
taining a rich variety of popular hymns, prayers and masses, suitable for schools,
sodalities and congregational singing such as you are very zealously anxious to
promote.

I will take great pleasure in recommending the book to the patronage of the
Priests, Schools and Sodalities of this diocese.

t T. J. DOWLINQ,

BisJwp of Hamilton.

FROM THE BISHOP OF PETERBOROUGH.

My Dear Father Brennan,— " St. Basil's Hymnal," which you so thoughtfully
sent me, was duly received, and I beg to express my sincere thanks to you for the
same. It will be suitable for School, Choirs, etc. Please send me two dozen
copies as I intend to introduce it here.

I remain yours sincerely in Christ,

t R. A. O'Connor,

Bishop of p€terl>QtQ>ko;Vv-

PRESS OPINIONS.

A neat and handy little Vesperal and Hymn Book, containing, in addition,
Prayers at Mass, Devotions for Confession and Communion, etc. Its object is
mainly to promote congregational singing, a really great need for the furtherance
of the work of the return to the Faith of the English-speaking countries. — The
Tablety London, Eng.

A useful, convenient, and cheap manual, and has been prepared with care and
judgment. — American Catholic Quarterly Heview,

Contains all the old and standard sacred songs of Catholics, besides several
newer English classics that have never before been given to the public in a cheap
and convenient form. — FreeniarCs Journal, New York.

Ought to find many purchasers, being an excellent collection, well got up and of
convenient size. — Ave Maria, Notre Dame, Ind.

A new prayer book, its characteristic being the promotion of congregational
singing. Covers a ground hitherto untouched by any single publication. — Catholic
Standard, Philadelphia.

St. Basil's Hymnal is adapted to all the seasons of the Christian year. The
music has baen chosen with care. The material, binding and typography are
worthy of the coAtents. — Dominion lllnMrated, Montreal.

St. Basil's Hymnal is one of the finest we have ever seen, being at once a Prayer
Book, Hymnal, Vesperal and Sodality Manual. The selection of hymns made
from the Breviary for the principal feasts of the year, commends it to colleges and
schools. — The Owl, Ottawa University.

St. Basil's Hymnal is admirably suited to fill the want for which it has been
issued. — Church News, Washington.

A marvelously cheap book for for its size. The hymns are truly beautiful.-
Herald, Charlettetown, P. E. I.

In face of the Bishops' approbation, words from us are not needed to recommend
the introduction of St. Basil's Hymnal in the services of the Church and for the
use of congregations in singing the praises of God. — Irish Canadian, Toronto.

A cheap and beautiful hymn book and a neat prayer book as well. — Summerside
Journal, P. E. I.

St. Basil's Hymnal is destined to be the most popular, as it is the most useful
and most devotional hymn book we have yet seen. — Catholic Record London.

A neat and well printed volume, which fills a gap in devotional literature by
giving to Catholics in one handy volume, a Prayer Book, Hymnal, Vesperal, and
Sodality Manual combined* — Catholic Weekly Review, Toronto.

CONTENTS.

Page

Anthems 30

Daily Prayers 7

Hymns 67

God 67

Our Blessed Lord 77

Holy Name 82

Sacred Heart 85

Precious Blood 105

Blessed Sacrament 107

Holy Family 119

Blessed Virgin 120

St. Joseph 205

S8. Peter and Paul 212

St. Michael 212

St. Anne 214

St. Patrick 217

St. Dominic 219

St. Stanislaus Kostka 220

St. Theresa 221

St. Agatha 223

All Souls 225

Advent 226

Christmas 230

Epiphany 238

Lent 239

Easter 247

Ascension 253

Pentecost 255

Trinity 261

Corpus Christi 262

Evening 265

Guardian Angel 278

Occasional 269

Hymni .' 26

Induloencbd Prayers 10

Index xvii

Little Office of the Immaculate Conception vii

Prayers at Mass 11

Prayers for Communion xv

Prayers for Confession xiii

BULES for SODALITI>iS i

Vespers 21

Mass 312

'* Db Angelis 293

" Pro Defunctis 332

ASPRGES 290

Vide Aquam 334

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Daily prayers.

Make the sign of the Cross, and say :

My God, I oflfer Thee this day
All I may do or think or say ;
Uniting all with what was done
On earth by Jesus Christ, Thy Son.

An Act of Adoration.

MY God, I adore Thee here present ; I acknowledge Thee to be my Creator
and Sovereign Lord ; and I submit myself entirely to Thee.

Our Father, etc. Hail Mary, etc. Creed, etc.
I confess, etc. (Here examine your conscience.)

An Act of Contrition.

OMY God, I am heartily sorry for having offended Thee, and I detest my sins
most sincerely, not only because by them I have lost all right to heaven, and
have deserved the everlasting toriqents of hell, but especially because they displease
Thee, my God, who art so deserving of all my love, on account of Thy infinite good*
ness and most amiable perfections ; and I firmly resolve, by Thy holy grace, never
more to offend Thee, and to amend my life. Amen.

An Act of Faith.

OMY God, I most firmly believe in Thee, and all Thou hast revealed to Thy
Holy Catholic Church ; because Thou art Truth itself, who canst neither
deceive nor be deceived.

An Act of Hope.

OMY God, relying on Thy promiises, and upon the merits of Jesus Christ, my
Saviour, I most firmly hope in Thee, and trust that Thou wilt grant me grace
to observe Thy commandments in this world, and reward me in the next.

An Act of Charity.

OMY God, who art worthy of all my love, and infinite in every perfection, I love
Thee with my whole heart ; and I love my neighbour as myself for the love of
Thee.

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DAILY PRAYERS.

Prayer to our Guardian Angel.

r\ GOOD Angel of God, to v. hose holy care I have been committed by the Divine

me.

bounty, deign during this night {or day) to enlighten, guard, guide and protect

^ht ^XtQdUB.

To he said morning i noon and nighty to pat ua in mind that God the Son became man

/or our salvation.

The Angel of the Lord declared unto Mary :
And she conceived of the Holy Ghost.

Hail Mary, etc.
Behold the handmaid of the Lord :
Be it done unto me according to Thy word.

Hail Mary, etc.
And the Word was made Flesh :
And dwelt among us.

Hail Mary, etc.
f Pray for us, O holy Mother of God.
ij That we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ.

Let U8 Pray,

POUR forth, We beseech Thee, O Lord, Thy grace into our hearts, that we, to
whom the Incarnation of Christ, Thy Son, was made known by the message of
an Angel, may, by His Passion and Cross, be brought to the glory of His Resurrec-
tion, through the same Christ our Lord. Amen.

AY the Divine assistance remain always with us: and may the souls of the
faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.

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Should time permit, add, in the morning, the

l^itanB x)f the ^ost |§oIb (^ame of J^bub/

Lord, have mercy on us.

Christ, have mercy on us.

Lord, have mercy on us.

Jesus, hear us.

Jesus, graciously hear us.

God the Father, of heaven.
Have mercy on us,

God the Son, Redeemer of the world.
Have mercy on us,

God the Holy Ghost,
Have mercy on us.

Holy Trinity, one God,
Have mercy on tis.

Jesus, Son of the living God,
]esus, splendour of the Father,

fesus, brightness of eternal light,

[esus, King of glory,
Jesus, Sun of justice,
Jesus, Son of the Virgin Mary,

iesus, most amiable,
esus, most admirable,
Jesus, mighty God,
Jesus, Father of the world to come.
Jesus, Angel of the great council,
Jesus, most powerful,

Jesus, most patient,
esus, most obedient,
Jesus, meek and humble of heart,

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^Indulgence of 300 days for those who say it devoutly.

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DAILY PRAYERS.

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^ esus, Lover of chastity,
] esus, Lover of us,

esus, God of peace,

esus, Author of life,

esus, Example of virtues,

esus, zealous lover of souls,

esus, our God,

esus, our refuge,

esus. Father of the poor,
lesus. Treasure of the faithful,
'esus. Good Shepherd,
] esus, true light,
] esus. Eternal wisdom,

esus, infinite goodness,

esus, our way and our life,

esus, Toy of Angels,

esus, king of Patriarchs,
^esus. Master of Apostles,

iesus. Teacher of Evangelists,
esus, strength of Martyrs,
Jesus, Light of Confessors,

iesus, Purity of Virgins,
esus. Crown of all Saints,
Je merciful unto us.
Spare us^ Jeavs.
Be merciful unto us.
Oracumaly hear ris, O Jesus.
From all evil,
From all sin,
From Thy wrath,

Let tis Pray,

OLORD Jesus Christ, who hast said : •• Ask, and ye shall receive ; seek, and ye
shall find ; knock, and it shall be opened unto you ; " give, we beseech Thee,
to us who ask, the grace of Thy most divme love, that with all our heart, words, and
works, we may love Thee, and never cease to praise Thee. Amen.

GRANT that we may have a perpetual fear and love of Thy holy Name ; for Thou
never failest to direct and govern those whom Thou instructest in Thy true
and solid love. Through our Lord Jesus, Thy Son, who livest and reignest with
Thee in the unity of the Holy Ghost God world without end. Amen.

Jestis deliver us.

From the snares of the devil.

From the spirit of uncleanness.

From everlasting death.

From the neglect of Thy inspirations.

Through the mystery of Thy holy
Incarnation,

Through Thy nativity.

Through Thine infancy.

Through Thy most divine life,

Through Thy labours.

Through Thine agony and passion.

Through Thy Cross and dereliction,

Through Thy faintness and weari-
ness,

Through Thy death and burial,

Through Thy resurrection.

Through Thine ascension.

Through Thy joys.

Through Thy glory.

Lamb of God. Who takest away the sins
of the world.

Spare t«, Jesvs.

Lamb of God, Who takest away the
sins of the world.

Graciously hear us, Jesus.

Lamb of God, Who takest away the
sins of the world.

Have mercy onus, Jesus.

Jesus, hear us.

Jesus, gra^dously hear us.

In the evening, the

ptang i^t the ^le^Bcb IBirgin dft^^^B-

Lord, have mercy on us.
Lord, have mercy on iis,
Christ, hear us.
Christ, graciously hear us.

God the Father, of heaven, |

God the Son, Redeemer of the world, g
God the Holy Ghost. . •

Holy Trinity, one God,

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Holy Mary,
Holy Mother of God,
Holy Virgin of virgins,
Mother of Christ,
Mother of divine grace.
Mother most pure,
Mother most chaste,
Mother inviolate.
Mother undefiled,

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INDULGENCED PRAYERS.

Mother most amiable,
Mother most admirable,
Mother of our Creator,
Mother of our Redeemer,
Virgin most prudent,
Virgin most venerable,
Virgin most renowned.
Virgin most powerful.
Virgin most merciful,
Virgin most faithful.
Mirror of justice,
Seat of wisdom.
Cause of our joy,
Spiritual vessel,
Vessel of honour,
Vessel of singular devotion.
Mystical Rose,
Tower of David,
Tower of ivory,
House of gold,
Ark of the covenant,
Gate of heaven,
Morning Star,
Health of the sick,
Refuge of sinners.
Comforter of the afflicted,

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Help of Christians,

Queen of Angels,

Queen of Patriarchs,

Queen of Prophets,

Queen of Apostles,

Queen of Martyrs,

Queen of Confessors,

Queen of Virgins,

Queen of all Saints,

Queen conceived without original

sin.
Queen of the most holy Rosary,
Lamb of God, Who takest away the

of the world.
Spare us, O Lord.
Lamb of God, Who takest away the

of the world.
Graciously hear ust Lord.
Lamb of God, Who takest away the

of the world.
Have mercy on us.

^ Pray for us, O holy Mother of God.

Ip That we may be made worthy of
the promises of Christ.

sins

sind

sins

Let lis Pray,

GRANT, we beseech Thee, O Lord God, that we. Thy servants, may be blessed
with continual health of soul and body ; and that by the glorious intercession
of the Blessed Mary, ever Virgin, we may be delivered from present sorrow, and
obtain eternal happiness, through Christ our Lord. Amen.

"j^ May the divine assistance remain always with us.

^ Amen.

3nbulgence5 prayers.

r. Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost. Three
times, (100 days.)

2. Eternal Father, I offer to Thee the Most Precious Blood of Jesus Christ, in
satisfaction for my sins and for the needs of Holy Church. {100 days.)

3. My Jesus, mercy. {100 days.)

4. My sweet Jesus, be not to me a Judge but a Saviour. {50 days.)

5. Jesus, my God, I love Thee above all things. {50 days^

6. O Sacrament most holy, O Sacrament divine, all praise and all thanksgiving
be every moment thine. {100 days.)

7. O sweetest Heart of Jesus, I implore that I may ever love Thee more and
more. {SOO days.)

8. Jesus, meek and humble of heart, make my heart like to Thine. (300 days.)

9. Heart of Jesus, once in agony, have pity on the dying. (100 days.)
10. Jesus, Mary, Joseph, I give you my heart and my life. (100 days.)

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PRAYERS AT MASS. U

11. Jesus, Mary, Joseph, assist me in my last agony. {100 days,)

12. Jesus, Mary, Joseph, may I breathe forth my soul in peace in your blessed
company. {100 days,)

13. Blessed be the Holy and Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin
Mary. {300 days.)

Act of Consecration to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

MY loving Jesus, I give Thee my heart and I consecrate myself wholly to Thee
on account of the love I bear Thee, and as a reparation for all my unfaithfol-
ness to grace ; and I purpose, with Thine aid, never to sin again.

Plen, Indul. once a month, 100 days Ind, once a day.
To he said before a Crucifix.

OGOOD and most sweet Jesus, behold, I fall on my knees before Thee, and with
all the ardour of my soul, pray and beseech Thee that Thou wouldst vouchssde
to impress upon my heart lively sentiments of faith, hope and charity, with a true
repentance for my sins, and a most firm resolution of amendment ; whilst with
deep feelings of grief I consider within myself and contemplate in spirit Thy five
wounds, having before my eyes what the royal prophet expressed by these words,
" They have pierced my hands and feet, they have numbered all my bones.'*

Say (me '* Our Father,'* and *' Hail Mary," or some other prayer for the inten-
tiona of the Church,

Plen. Indtd, on Communion Days,,

Memorare.

REMEMBER, O most holy Virgin Mary, that from of old it has never been
heard that any one fleeing to thy protection, imploring thy help, or asking thy
intercession has been left unaided. Encouraged by this confidence I hasten to thee;
to thee I come, and before thee, I, a weeping sinner, stand. Despise not, O Mother
of the Incarnate Word, my humble petitions, but graciously hear and grant them.
Amen.

{300 days each time.)

prayers at ZTToss.

Prayer Before Mass.

OMY Saviour, I come before Thy holy Altar to assist at Thy Divine Sacrifice.
Do Thou prepare my sonl to receive Thy grace ; fix my mind on Thee ; wash
away in Thy Precious Blood all the sins of which Thou seest me guilty ; I hate
them for the love of Thee, and most humbly beg pardon for them. Grant, O sweet
Jesus, that uniting my intentions to Thine, I may spend my whole life for Thy
glory, as Thou didst give Thy life for the saving of my sonl. Amen.

I wish to share in the.Communion of Saints by gaining all the indulgences I can
to-day; and I place them in the hands of our Biased Lady for the relief of the
souls in purgatory. My Jesus, mercy ! Mary, help I

12 PRAYERS AT MASS.

Prayer at the beginning of the Mass.

While the Priest says the Judica me, Deus, etc.
ALMIGHTY Lord of heaven and earth, behold I, a wretched sinner, presume

to appeal* before Thee this day, to offer to Thee by the hands of our High
Priest, Jesus Christ, Thy Son, the sacrifice of His Body and Blood; in union with
that sacrifice which He offered to Thee upon the Cross ; first, for Thine own honour,
praise, adoration and glory ; secondly, in remembrance of His Death and Passion ;
thirdly, io thanksgiving for all Thy blessings bestowed on Him and on His whole
Church, whether triumphant in heaven, or militant on earth, and especially for those
bestowed on me, the most unworthy of all ; fourthly, to obtain pardon and remission
of all my sins, and of those of all others, whether living or dead, for whom I ought
to pray; and lastly, to obtain all graces and blessings both for myself and for
Thy whole Church. O be Thou pleased to assist me in such manner by Thy grace,
that I may behave myself this day as I ought to do in Thy Divine Presence, and
that I may so commemorate the Death and Passion of Thy Son as to partake most
plentifully of the fruits thereof; through the same Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

CONFITEOR.

1 CONFESS to Almighty God, to blessed Mary ever Virgin, to blessed Michael
the Archangel, to blessed John the Baptist, to the holy Apostles Peter and Paul,
to all the saints and to you, father, that I have sinned exceedingly in thought, word,
and deed, through my fault, through my fault, through my m>ost grievous fault ,
Therefore I beseech the blessed Mary ever Virgin, blessed Michael the Archangel,
blessed John the Baptist, the holy Apostles Peter and Paul, and all the saints, and
ywt, father, to pray to the Lord our God for me.

The Priest goes up to the Altar, and as he advances, fuU of holy fear, says in a low

tone of voice ; ,

Prayers.

TAKE away from us our sins, we beseech Thee. O Lord, that we may be worthy
to enter with pure minds into the Holy of Holies ; through Jesus Christ our
Lord. Amen.

WE beseech Thee, O Lord, by the merits of Thy Saints whose relics are here,
and of all the Saints, that thou wouldst mercifully forgive me all my sins.
Amen.

The Introit.

The Introit is the first prayer the Priest reads at the right or Epistle side of the Altar. This prayer
reminds us how much those who lived holy lives, under the Old Law, wished for the coming of
our Blessed Redeemer. Qlory be to the Father, is added in honour of the Blessed Trinity.

Prayer during the reading of the Introit.

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LET the Name of the Lord be blessed both now and for ever. From the rising
to the setting of the sun let all praise be given to the Name of the Lord. Glory
be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost. As it was in the begin-
ning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.

The Kyrie Eleison.

Lord, have mercy on us. (thrice.)
Christ, have mercy on us. (thrice.)
Lord, have mercy on us. (thrice.)

PRAYERS AT MASS. jO

The Gloria.

GLORY be to God on high, and on earth peace to men of good will. We praise
Thee ; we bless Thee ; we adore Thee ; we glorify Thee. We give Thee
thanks for Thy great glory, O Lord God, heavenly King, God the Father Almighty.
O Lord Jesus Christ, the only begotten Son ; O Lord God, Lamb of God, Son of
the Father, Who takest away the sins of the world, have mercy upon us ; Who
takest away the sins of the world, receive our prayers ; Thou Who sittest at the
right hand of the Father, have mercy on us. For Thou only art holy : Thou only
art the Lord : Thou only, O Jesus Christ, with the Holy Ghost, art most high in
the glory of God the Father. Amen.

At the end of the Gloria ^ the Priest hisses the Altar and turns to the people saying :

The Lord be with you.

The Clerk answers :
And with thy spirit.

At the Collects.

ALMIGHTY and eternal God, we humbly beseech Thee mercifully to give ear
to the prayers here offered Thee by Thy servant in the name of Thy whole
Church, ana in behalf of us Thy people. Accept them to the honour of Thy Name,
and the good of our souls ; and grant to us all mercy, grace, and salvation ; through
our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen.

At the Epistle.

THOU hast vouchsafed, O Lord, to teach us Thy sacred truths by Thy prophets
and apostles ; O grant that we may so improve by their doctrine and examples
in the love of Thy holy Name, and of Thy holy Law, that we may show forth by
our lives whose disciples we are ; that we may no longer follow the corrupt inclina-
tions of flesh and blood, but master all our passions ; that we may be ever directed
by Thy light, and strengthened by Thy grace, to walk in the way of Thy command-
ments, and to serve Thee with clean hearts ; through our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen.

Before the Gospel

CREATE a clean heart in me, O God, and grant that I may listen to Thy holy
Gospel with respect, and bless Thy Name for ever.

At the Gospel.

MAYEST Thou be ever adored and praised, O Lord, who, not content to instruct
and inform us by Thy prophets and apostles, hast even vouchsafed to speak to
us by Thy only Son our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, commanding us by a voice
from Heaven to hear Him ; O grant that we may so improve by His doctrine and
example in the love of Thy Holy Name, and of Thy holy Law, that we may shew
forth by our lives whose disciples we are, that we may no longer follow the corrupt
inclinations of flesh and blood, but master all our passions, that we may be ever
directed by Thy light, and strengthened by Thy grace, to walk in the way of Thy
commandments and to serve Thee with clean hearts; through our Lord Jesus
Christ. Amen.

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Believe in one God, the Father Almighty, Creator of heaven and earth, and
of all things visible and invisible. And in one Lord Jesus Christy \3o«. ^\^

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begotten Son of God, born of the Father before all ages. God of God ; Light of
Light ; true God of true God begotten not made ; consubstantial with the Father,
by whom all things were made. Who for us men, and for our salvation, came down
from heaven, and was incarnate by the Holy Ghost of the Virgin Mary, and was
MADE MAN, [Kneel in reverence for ChriaVa Incarnation.] He suffered under Pontius
Pilate, was crucified, dead, and buried. The third day, according to the scriptures,
He rose again; and ascended into heaven, and sitteth at the right hand of the
Father and He shall come again with glory to judge both the living and the dead;
of whose kingdom there shall be no end. And I believe in the Holy Ghost, the
Lord and giver of life, who proceedeth from the Father and the Son : Who together
with the Father and the Son is adored and glorified : Whp spoke by the prophets.
And One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. I confess one baptism for the
remission of sias* And I look for the resurrection of the dead, and the life of the
world to come. Amen.

The Lord be with you.
And with thy spirit.

At the Offertory.

ACCEPT O holy Father, almighty and eternal God, this unspotted Host, which
I, Thy unworthy servant, offer unto Thee for my many sins, my faults, and my
carelessness. I offer it also for all here present in this Church, as well as for all
faithful Christians, both living and dead, that it may help both them and me to
gain eternal life.

At thk Offering of the Chalice,

WE offer Thee, O Lord, the chalice of salvation, humbly begging Thy mercy,
that it may ascend to Thee for our salvation, and that of the whole world.
Amen,

Offering of the Faithful.

Tlie Priest makes the following -prayer for himself and for thepeople :

Prayer.

ACCEPT us, O Lord, who come to Thee with contrite and humble hearts : and
grant that the sacrifice we offer this day in Thy sight may be pleasing to Thee,
O Lord God.

Blessing of the Bread and Wine.

Prayer.

COME, O almighty and eternal God, and bless this sacrifice prepared for the
glory of Thy holy Name.

Washing of the Fingers.

Prayer.

JESUS, most pure of heart : O spotless Lamb of God ; help me that I may
keep my heart pure ; that all through my life I may never displease Thed by
aziy wicked thing. Give me the blessing of the clean of heart.

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Prayer to the Blessed Trinity.

The Priest returns to the middle of the Altar j and, bowing down, ofiera the Saxsr^fioe to

the Most Holy Trinity.

Prayer.

BLESSED Trinity I Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, accept this Holy Mass
which we offer Thee in memory of the Passion, Resurrection, and Ascension
of our .Lord Jesus Christ, and in honour of the Blessed Mary ever Virgin, of blessed
John the Baptist, the holy Apostles Peter and Paul, St. Joseph, my Angel Guardian
and patron Saints. And may all the Saints and Angels whom we now honour upon
earth, intercede for us in Heaven. Amen.

The Orate Fratres or " Brethren, Pray.**

The Priest turns to the congregation, and, loith his hands stretched out, invites them to

pray with him.

Prayer.

BRETHREN, pray that my sacrifice and yours may be acceptable to God, the
Father Almighty.

The Clerk answers :

AY the Lord receive this sacrifice from thy hands, to the praise and glory of
His Name, for our benefit, and that of all His holy Church.

The Secret Prayers.

The Priest now prays in a low tone of voice.

During this time, do you in charity think of the thousands who are to pass to-day from this world to
the next. Say most earnestly for them this

Prayer.

TT E ART of Jesus, once in. agony, have pity on the dying.

The Preface.

The Preface leads to the Canon, and the Altar bell is rung to tell us that the Priest is entering upon
the most solemn part of the Mass.

World without end.

Amen.
The Lord be with you.

And with Thy Spirit.
Lift up your hearts.

We have lifted them up to the Lord.
Let us give thanks to the Lord our God,

It is meet and just.

IT is truly meet and just, that we should always, and in all places, give thanks to
Thee, O holy Lord, Father Almighty, Eternal God, through Christ our Lord.
Through Whom the Angels praise Thy majesty, adore Thee, reverence Thee, and
sing Thy everlasting praise. Together with them we beseech Thee that Thou
wouldst allow our voices also to be admitted, whilst we humbly say : —

The Sanctus.

■ (The bell rings.)

HOLY, holy, holy, Lord God of Hosts. Heaven and earth are full of Thy glory.
Hosanna in the highest. Blessed is He that cometh in the Name of the Lord.
Hosanna in the highest.

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The Canon of the Mass.

MOST merciful Father, Who hast given us Thy only Son to be our daily Sacrifice,
incline Thine ear to our prayers, and favour our desires ; protect, unite, and
govern Thy whole Church throughout the world ; pour forth Thy blessings on his
present Holiness, on our Bishop, and all true professors of the Catholic faith.

I OFFER Thee, O Eternal Father, with this Thy minister at the altar, this oblation
of the Body and Blood of Thy only Son, to Thy honour and glory ; in remem-
brance of my Saviour's passion, in thanksgiving for all Thy benefits, in satisfaction
for all my sins, and for the obtaining of Thy grace, whereby I may be enabled to
live virtuously and happily. I desire Thee likewise to accept it, O God, for my
parents [if alive], relatives, friends and benefactors; grant them all blessings,
spiritual and temporal. I offer it up also [name the particular intention] . Likewise
for all that are in misery ; for those I have in any way injured either by word or
deed ; for all my enemies, for all those for whom my prayers are desired, especially
N.; for the conversion of all sinners, and enlightening all that sit in darkness.
Pour forth Thy blessings on all, according to their different necessities. Through
the merits of Thy only Son our Lord.

GIVE ear, we beseech Thee, to the prayers of Thy servant, who is here appointed
to make this oblation in our behalf; and grant it may be effectual for the
obtaining of all those blessings which he asks for us. .

BEHOLD, O Lord, we all here present to Thee in this bread and wine the symbols
of our perfect union. Grant, O Lord, that they may be made for us the true
Body and Blood of Thy dear Son ; that, being consecrated to Thee by this holy
Victim, we may live in Thy service, and depart this life in Thy grace.

At the Elevation of the Host

1 BELIEVE, O Jesus, that Thou art truly present here, as God and Man, under
the form of bread. I adore Thee with the deepest reverence, as my Lord and
my God. O Jesus, may I live for Thee only, may I die for Thee gladly: O Jesus,
living or dying, let me be Thine I

Elevation of the Chalice.

OMY Saviour, I believe that Thou art here. I believe that Thy most Precious
Blood, which was poured out once upon the Cross for a sacrifice to atone for
our sins, is substantially present in this chalice, under the appearance of wine.
Ah 1 holy Blood of my Redeemer, I beseech Thee, wash and purify me from all
my sins.

After the Elevation.

JESUS, Who after Thy death upon the Cross was laid in the grave and didst
raise Thyself to life on the third day, help me to keep my soul in the life 6f
grace. Help me so to live that on the last day I may rise in glory and be happy
with Thee in Heaven.

Prayer for the Dead.

OMOST merciful Lord Jesus, give unto them eternal rest. Be mindful, O Lord,
of Thy servants, who are gone before us with the sign of faith, and sleep in the
sleep of peace. [Name,] To these, O Lord, and to all that rest in Christ, grant, we
beseech Thee, a place of refreshment, light and peace ; through the same Christ
ovr Lord. Amen.

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Let us pray.

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INSTRUCTED by Thy saving precepts, and following Thy divine institution, we
presume to say : —

OUR Father, Who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name, Thy kingdom come
Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread;
and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive them that trespass against us. And
lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen. -

DELIVER us, we beseech Thee, O Lord, from all evils, past, present, and to
come ; and by the prayers of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and all the Saints,
mercifully grant peace in our days, that, with Thy help, we may be always free from
sin and safe from harm. Through the same Jesus Christ Thy Son our Lord, Who
with Thee, in the unity of the Holy Ghost, Hveth and reigneth, God, world without
end. Amen.

At the breaking of the Host.

THY Body was broken and Thy Blood was shed for us : grant, O sweet Jesus,
that we, who receive Thee in this Holy Sacrament, may ever believe in Thee,
and hope in Thee, and love Thee, more and more. Amen.

The Agnus Dei.

LAMB of God, Who takest away the sins of the world, have mercy oiTus.
Lamb of God, Who takest away the sins of the world, have mercy on us.
Lamb of God, Who takest away the sins of the world, grant us peace.

Preparation for Holy Communion.

LORD Jesus Christ, Who saidst to Thy Apostles, Peace I leave with you, my
peace I give unto you ; look not upon my sins but upon the faith of Thy
Church, and give her that peace which Thou dost love to see among her children;
who livest and reignest God for ever and ever. Amen.

LORD Jesus Christ, Son of the living God, Who, by the will of Thy Father and
by the power of the Holy Ghost, hast by Thy death given life to the world ;
deliver me by this. Thy most Sacred Body and Blood, from all my sins and from
all evils; and make me always follow Thy commandments, and never let me be
separated from Thee; Who, with the same God the Father and the Holy Ghost,
livest and reignest, God, for ever and ever. Amen.

At the Communion.

MAY this Holy Communion, which I am about to receive, O Lord, keep my soul
and body from all evil. Who with God the Father, in the unity of the Holy
Ghost, livest and reignest, God forever and ever. Amen.

I

WILL take the Bread of Heaven, and call upon the Name of the Lord.

The Priest strikes his breast three times saying :

LORD, I am not worthy that Thou shouldst enter under my roof; say but the
word and my soul shall be healed.

Act of Spiritual Communion.

MY Jesus, I believe that Thou art truly present in this Holy Sacrament, I love
Thee above all things, and I desire Thee with my whole soul, but since I cannot

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now receive Thee sacramen tally, come at least spiritually into my heart. I
embrace Thee as if Thou wert already come, I unite myself wholly to Thee. Never
suffer me to be separated from Thee.

WHAT shall I give to the 'Lord for all that He hath given to me ? I will take
the chalice of salvation, and call upon the Name of the Lord. Praising I will
call upon the Lord, and I shall be saved from my enemies.

Prayer.

DEAR Jesus, wash my soul in Thy Precious Blood. May the Blood of our Lord
Jesus Christ preserve my soul to everlasting life. Eternal Father, I offer Thee
the Precious Blood of Jesus Christ in satisfaction for my sins, and for the needs of
Holy Church. Amen

At the Ablutions.

GRANT, O Lord, that what we have taken with our month we may receive with
a pure mind ; and may it do us good both for time and eternity. Amen.

MAY Thy Body, O Lord, which I have received, and Thy Blood which I have
drunk remain with me; and grant that no stain of sin may be left on my
soul, which has been fed with such pure and holy Sacraments. Who livest and
reignest one God, world without end. Amen.

The Post Communion.

MY God, I thank Thee for all Thou hast done for me. In return for all Thy
mercies I wish never more to displease Thee. Make me wholly thine, and let
me always love Thee more and more.

The Lord be with you.
And with thy spirit.

Let us^pray.

JESUS, meek and humble of heart, make my heart like to Thine. O Sacred
Heart of Jesus, I implore, that I may ever love Thee more and more. O Mary,
conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee. Saint Joseph,
friend of the Sacred Heart, pray for us.

Let us bless the Lord.
Thanks be to God.

(In Masses for tlie dead,)

May they rest in peace. Amen.
The Pnest bowing dovm before the Altar says :

Prayer.

OHOLY Trinity, let what I have done be pleasing to Thee ; and grant that the
sacrifice which I, though unworthy, have offered up in the sight of Thy;
majesty, may be accepted by Thee; and through Thy mercy may I, and all fdr
whom it has been offered, receive forgiveness of our sins. Through Christ our
Lord. Amen,

The Lord be with you.

And with thy spirit.

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The Last Gospel.

The beginning of the holy Gospel according to St. John.

N the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was
God ; the same was in the beginning with God. All things were made by Him,
and without Him was made nothing that was made : in Him was life, and the life
was the light of men : and the light shineth in darkness, and the darkness did not
comprehend it. There was a man sent from God, whose name was John. This man
came for a witness, to give testimony of the light, that all men mighjt believe through
him. He was not the light, but came to give testimony of the light. He was
the true light which enlighteneth every man that cometh into this world. He
was in the world, and the world was made by Him, and the world knew Him
not. He came unto His own, and His own received Him not. But as many
as received Him, to them He gave power to become the sons of God : to those that
believe in His name, who are bom not of blood, nor of the will of the jQesh, nor of
the will of man, but of God. And the Word was made flesh iHere thepeopU
kned down\ , and dwelt among us; and we saw His glory, as it were the glory of the
Only-Begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth.

Thanks be to God.

Great God, we thank Thee for the grace

Of hearing Holy Mass this day ;
On Sundays may we always come

To hear the Holy Mass and pray.
And may the grace of Holy Mass

Be with us still in all our need.
And keep us from the stain of sin,

In every thought and word and deed.

The Divine Praises.*

The Divine Praises are generally said by the Priest at the end of Mass and Vespers.

Blessed be God.

Blessed be His holy Name.

Blessed be Jesus Christ, true God and true man.

Blessed be the Name of }esus.

Blessed be Jesus in the most holy Sacrament of the Altar.

Blessed be the great mother of God, Mary most holy.

Blessed be her holy and Immaculate Conception.

Blessed be the name of Mary, Virgin and Mother.

Blessed be God in His Angels and in His Saints.

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Pespcrs for Sunbays.

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Pater Noater, A ve Marie, (In secret.)

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DIXIT DOMINUS. Psalm cix.

FIRST CHANT.

2 Donee ponam ini - mi - cos tu - os *
scabellum pe - dum tu - o - ram.

3 Virgam virtutis tusB, emittet Domin-
us ex Si - on :* dominare in medio inimi -
CO - rum tu - o - rum.

4 Tecum principium in die virtutis
tuae, in splendoribus sane - to - rum : *
ex utero ante luci - ferum ge - nui te.

5 Juravit Dominus, et non pcBnite -

SECOND CHANT.

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bit e - um ;* Tu es Sacerdos in SBternum,
secundum ordi - nem Mel - chi - sedech.

6 Dominus a dextris tu • is, * coa-
fregit in die iraa su - sb re - ges.

7 Judicabit in nationibus, implebk
ru - 1 - nas ; * conquassabit capita in ter -
ra mul - to - rum.

8 De torrente in via bi - bet ; * prop-
tereaexal-ta-bitca-put. Gloria Patri, etc.

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CONFITEBOR. Psalm ex.

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jus, * et justitia ejus manet in sas -culum
S8B • cull.

4 Memoriam fecit mirabilium suorum
misericors et mise - ra - tor Do - minus :*
escam dedit ti men • ti - bus se.

5 Meraor erit in saeculum testa - men -
ti su - i ; * virtutem operum suorum an •
nuntiabit po - pulo su • o :

6 Ut det illis bseredi - ta - tern gen •
tium : * opera manuum ejus Veritas et
ju -di-cium.

SECOND CHANT.

7 Fidelia omnia mandate ejus con-
firmata in sea - culum sad • culi, * facta in
veritate et 8b - qui - tate.

8 Redemptionem misit po - pulo su - o; *
mandavit in seternum testa • men - turn
su - um.

9 Sanctum et terrible no - men e - jus ; *
initium sapientias ti • mor Do - mini.

10 Intellectus bonus omnibus faci - en -
tibus e - um : * laudatio ejus manet in
S89 - culum S8B - culi.

Gloria Patri, etc.

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2 Potens in terra erit se - men e - jus ; *
generatio rectorum be - ne - di - ce - tur.

3 Gloria et divitisB in do - mo e - jus ; *
et justitia ejus manet in soe - culum soe-
culi.

4 Exortum est in tenebris lu - men
rec-tis:* misericors, et mise-ra-tor,
et Justus.

5 Jucundus homo, qui miseretur et
commodat; disponet sermones suos in
ju - di - cio ;* quia in aetemum non - com-
mo - ve - bitur.

SECOND CHANT.

6 In memoria aeterna e - rit jus - tus : *
ab auditione mala non ti - me -bit.

7 Paratum cor ejus sperare in Dom-
ino ; confirmatum - est - cor e - jus : * noa
commovebitur, donee despiciat ini - mi-
cos - su - OS.

8 Dispersit, dedit pauperibus ; jus-
titia ejus manet in soe - culum soe - culi : *"
cornu ejus exalta - bi • tur in gloria.

9 Peccator videbit, et irasce-tur^
dentibus suis fremet, et ta - bes - cet : *
desiderium pecca - to - rum pe - ri - bit.

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LAUDATE PUERI. Psalm cxii.

2 Sit nomen Domini be-ne-dic-tum, *
ex hoc nunc, et us -que in soe -culum.

3 A solis ortu usque ad .- oc - ca • sum,*
laudabile no - men Do - mini.

4 Excelsus super omnes gen -tes Do-
minus, * et super coelos glo -ria e- jus.

5 Quis sicut Dominus Deus noster,
qui in al - tis ha - bitat, * et humilia

SECOND CHANT.

respicit in co8 • lo et in terra ?

6 Suscitans a ter- ra in - opem,* et de
stercore eri - gens pau - perem.

7 Ut collocet eum cum prin-ci-
pibus, * cum princibus po • puli su • i.

8 Qui habitare facit steril - em - in - do -
mo ; * matrem filiorum - lae - tantem.

Gloria Patri, etc.

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IN EXITU ISRAEL- Psalm cxiii.

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3 Mare vi - dit, et fu - git : * Jordanis
conver - sus est retror - sum.

4 Montes exultaverunt ut a • ri -etes,*
et colles si - cut a • gni o • vium.

5 Quid est tibi, mare -quod fu-gis-
ti ? * et tu, Jordanis, quia conver - sus es
re - tror sum ?

6 Montes, exultastis si • cut a-ri-etes?*
et colles, si - cut a - gni ovium ?

7 A facie Domini mo - ta est ter - ra,*
a facie De - i Jacob,

8 Qui convertit petram in sta - gna a -
qua • rum, * et rupem in fon - tes a - qua-

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sed nomini tu • o da glo • ri • am.

10 Super misericordia tua et veri - ta -
te tu - a ; * nequando dicant gentes : Ubi
€st De - us e - o - rum ?

1 1 Deus autem nos - ter in coe - lo, : *
omnia quaecumque vo - lu - it, fe - cit.

12 Simulacra gentium argen - tum et
au - rum,* opera ma - nu - um ho - minum.

13 Os habent, et non - lo - quen - tur : *
oculos habent, et non - vi - de - bunt.

14 AUres habent, et - non au - dient ; *
nares habent, et non o - do - ra - bunt.

15 Manus habent, et non palpabunt;
T>edes habent, et non am - bu - la - bunt ;*
mou clamabunt in gut - tu - re su - o.

16 Similes illis fiant qui fa - ciunt e - a,*
et omnes qui con - fi - dunt f n e - is.

17 Domus Israel spera - vit in Do - mi-
no ; * adjutor eorum et protec - tor e - o -
rum est.

18 Domus Aaron spera - vit in Do-
mino ; * adjutor eorum et protec - tor e -
o - rum est.

19 Qui timent Dominum, spera ve-
runt in Do - mino ; * adjutor eorum et
protec - tor e - o - rum est.

20 Dominus memor fu - it nos - tri, *
et bene - dixit no - bis.

2 1 Benedixit do - mui Is - ra - el,* bene-
dixit do-mui A-a-ron.

22 Benedixit omnibus qui ti - ment
Do - mi - num, * pusillis cum - ma- jo -
ri - bus.

23 Adjiciat Domi - nus su r per vos, *
super vos, et super fi - li - os ves - tros.

24 Benedicti - vos a Do - mino, * qui
fecit coe - lum et ter - ram.

25 Coelum - coeli Do - mino : * terram
autem dedit fili - is ho - minum.

26 Non mortui lauda - bunt te. Do -
mine, * neque omnes qui descendunt
in in - fer - num.

27 Sed nos qui vivimus, bene - dicimus
Do - mino, * ex hoc nunc, et us • que in
S8B - cu - lum.

Gloria Patri, etc.

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(This PacUm is often sung in place o/** In exitu Israel.")

FIHST CHANT.

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(From, Pentecost to Advent^ and from Second Sunday after Epiphany to First

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3 Ne mens gravata crimine,
VitsB sit exul munere,
Dum nil perenne cogitat,
Seseque culpis illigat.

'f Dirigatur, Domine, oratio mea.

T

4 Coeleste pulset ostium,
Vitale tollat prsemium :
Vitemus omne noxium,
Purgemus omne pessimum.

5 Praesta, Pater piissime,
Patrique compar Unice,
Cum Spiritu Paraclito,
Regnans per omne seeculum.

Amen.

^ Sicut incensum in conspectu tuo.

SECOND CHANT.

Ppl^

VESPERS.

LUCIS CREATOR

I

27

I La • cis ere - a

^

5

«^*^

B

tor op

f=

SI

ti - me, La • cem di-

ChANT, pages 26 AND 27.]

1 Creator alme siderum,
interna lux credentium ;
Jesu, Redemptor omnium,
Intende votis supplicum.

2 Qui dsemonis ne fraud ibus
Periret orbis, impetu
Amoris actus, languid!
Mundi medela factus es.

3 Commune qui mundi nefas
Ut expiares. ad Crucem

E Virginis Sacrario
Intacta prodis victima.

t^ Rorate coeli desuper, et nubes plu-
ant justum.

CREATOR ALME.

(For Advent.)

4 Cujus potestas glorisB,
Momenque cum primum sonat,
Et coelites et inferi
Tremente curvantur genu.

5 Te deprecamur, ultimsB
Magnum diei Judicem :
Armis supemas gratise
Defende nos ab hostibus.

6 Virtus, honor, laus, gloria
Deo Patri cum Filio,
Sancto simul Paraclito,

In ssBculorum ssBcula. Amen.

1} Aperiatur terra, et germinet Sal-
vatorem.

28

VESPERS.

AUDI, BENIGNE CONDITOR.

Chant pagbs 26 and 27.]

1 Audi, benigne Conditor,
Nostras preces cum fletibus,
In hoc sacro jejunio
Fusas quadragenario.

2 Scrutator alme cordiuir,
Infirma tu scis virium :
Ad te reversis exhibe
Remissionis gratiam.

3 Multum quidem peccavimus,
Sed parce confitentibus :

if Angelis suis Deus mandavit de te.

(Fox Lent).

Ad nominis laudem tui
Confer medelam languidis.

4 Concede nostrum conteri
Corpus per abstinentiam :
Culpse ut relinquant pabulum
Jejuna corda criminum.

5 PrsBsta, beata Trinitas,
Concede, simplex Unitas,
Ut fructuosa sint tuis.
Jejuniorum munera. Amen.

'B^ Ut custodiant te in omnibus viis tuis.

VEXILLA REGIS.

(For Passion time.)

Gregorian Chant.

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VESPERS.

VEXILLA REGIS-CoNTlNUCO.

29

2 Qu89 vulnerata laDcesB
Mucrone diro, criminum
Ut nos lavaret sordibus,
Manavit unda et sanguine.

3 Impleta sunt que concinit
David fideli carmine.
Dicendo nationibus :
Regnavit a ligno Deus.

4 Arbor decora et fulgida,
Ornata Regis purpura,
Electa digno stipite

Tarn sancta membra tangere.

5 Beata cujus brachiis
Pretium pependit saeculi,
Statera facta corporis,
Tulitque praedam tartari.

6 O Crux, ave, spes unica,
Hoc Passionis tempore
Piis adauge gratiam,
Reisque dele crimina.

7 Te, fons salutis Trinitas,
Collaudet omnis Spiritus :
Quibus Crucis victoriam
Largiris, adde praemium.

^ Eripe me, Domine, ab homine male. ^ ^ ^^''o iniquo eripe me.

.jfl96n.

AD REGIAS AGNI.

Chant pages 26 and 27.] (For Paschal time.)

T Ad rbgias Agni dapes,
Stolis amicti candidis.
Post transitum Maris Rubric
Christo canamus Principi.

2 Divina cujus charitas
Sacrum propinat sanguinem,
Almique membra corporis
Amor Sacerdos immolat.

3 Sparsum cruorum postibus
Vastator horret Angelus :
Fugitque divisum mare,
Merguntur hostes fluctibus.

4 Jam Pascha nostrum Christus est,
Paschalis idem Victima.

Et pura puris mentibus
Sinceritatis azyma.

5 O vera coeli Victima,
Subjecta cui sunt tartara,
Soluto mortis vincula,
Recepta vitae praemia.

G Victor, subactis inferis,
Trophsea Christus explicat,
Coeloque aperto, subditum,
Regem tenebrarum trahit.

7 Ut sis perenne mentibus
Paschale, Jesu, gaudium,
A morte dira criminum
Vitae renatos libera.

8 Deo Patri sit gloria,
Et Filio, qui a mortuis
Surrexit, ac Paraclito,

In sempiterna saecula. Amen.

"f" Mane nobiscum, Domine. Alleluia. Jt Quoniam advesperascit. Alleluia.

30

VESPERS.

MAGNIFICAT.

2 Et exultavit spiritus me - us : * in
Deo salu- ta - ri me - o.

3 Quia respexit humilitatem ancillae
su - S9 : * ecce enim ex hoc beatam me
dicent, omnes gene - ra - ti - o - nes.

4 Quia fecit mihi magna qui po - tens
est :* et sanctum no - men e -jus.

5 £t misericordia ejus a progenie in
pro - gen - nies : * timen - ti - bus e - um.

6 Fecit potentiam in brachio su - o : *

dispersit superbos mente cor - dis su - i.

7 Deposuit potentes de se - de : * et
exal - ta - vit hu - miles.

8 Esurientes implevit bo - nis : * et di-
vites dimi - sit - in • an es.

um

Q Suscepit Israel puerum su •
recordatus misericor dise su- ae.

lo Sicut locutusestadpatresnos-tros:*
Abraham et semini e • jus in ssb - cula.

Gloria Patri, etc.

Andante.

ALMA REDEMPTORIS MATER.

(From Advent to Purificaticm. )

Solo.

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• ma, Re-demp-tor-is Ma - ter quae

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ri - us, Gabrielis ab o • re,

per - VI - a
tu - ra mi -
Sumens il - lud

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VESPERS.
ALMA REDEMPTORIS-CONTINUED.

31

^^ ^^-ip^ ^p^fei

cce

ran

A

H.
te
ve,

Por - ta
tu - um
Pec - ca

ma - nes et stel • la
sane . turn Ge - ni
to - rum mis - e

ma - ns
to - rem.
re - re;

sue - cur
tu - - um
Pec - ca

re - - ca

sane - tum

- to - • rum

den - - - ti.
Gen - i - torem.
mis - e - re- re.

I I I
Por - - ta

Vir - - go

Pec - c^:

1=^-

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x=x

i

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T

zi;

T

man - es et
sane - tum
to - rum

I I

stel • - ia
Ge - ni
mis - e

ma ^ ris.
to rem,
re - re,

sue - - cur - re ca -

tu - - um sane - tum
Pee - ea - - to - rum

^^ ^-^ ^^^^m

den - - ti.
Gen - i - torem.
mis - e - re-re.

During Advent,

"t Angelus Domini nuntiavit MarisB.
Jf Et eoncepit de Spiritu Saneto.

Christmas and after.

t Post partum, Virgo, inviolata per-

mansisti.
5) Dei Genetrix, intercede pro nobis.

32

Andante

VESPJixvw's.

AVE REGINA. .

(Purification tiU Easter.)

^

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A - - - ve, Dom - i - na

Su - - per om - - nes

T

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sp

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ci - o - sa,

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VESPERS.
AVE REGINA-CoNTiNUED.

CHOB US, Pagtorale .
TENOR.

33

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Ex qua
Et pro

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4

M

t

mun - do Lux est or

no - bis Christ - um ex - o

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no - bis

Lux est or

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ra - dix, sal-ve por - ta, Ex qua

no - bis Christum ex - o - ra. Et pro

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34

VESPERS.

AVE REGINA-CoNTiNUEO.

I

il

i

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E

t

mun - do . • lux - - est
no - bis . , Christum ex

or
o

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ex qua
et pro

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no

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bis . . Christum ex

p S ^ s I

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mun - do . . lux est

no - - bis . . Christum ex

or
o

ta.
ra.

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no - - bis • . Christum ex

or - ta.
o - ra.

ll

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-^.^ ^* ^^ ^* lit*- ^* 3:. IS:

'^ Dignare Die laudara ie, Vlrgq sacrata.
^ Da mihi virtntem contra hostes tuos.

VESPERS.

REGINA CdLI-No. 1.

(Easter to Pentecost.)

35

li, l88 • ta • re! Al-Ie-Iu • ia. AI

le-lu -

la.

Al-le-lu-ia. Al-le - lu-ia...

J I _i

Ke-gi-na C09 - li Iss

ta - rel Al-le •lu-ia. Al-le-lu-ia. Al-le-lu-ia. Al -le-lu -

Al-le-lu - ia Al-le-lu-ia

Al-le-lu-ia.

.... Al-le-lu-ia.

JFINS,

E^*ll

Al-le-lu-ia. Al-le-lu - ia. Al-le-lu

l=E^

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la.

t

isi

36

SOLO.

VESPERS.
REGINA CCELI-CoNTiNUEO.

^^^■Wcfp^

Qui-a quern me - ru - is - ti me-ru - is - ti por - ta - re; Al-le-lu-

,Q,SOLO, Allegretto,

ia, Al-le-lu-ia. Re-gi-na. Rd-sur-rex - it si -cut dix - it,

4 :^: -d- «:

Al - - le - lu - ia.

Re-sur-rex • it si -cut dix - • it.

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et

3=3:

E

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ZiCnto,

Al - le - lu - ia.

Al - le • lu - ia^

Re-gi-na. O-rapro

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no - bis pro no -bis, Be •urn, O-ra pro no -bis, pro no -bis

VESPERS.

REGINA CCELI— Continued.

V

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80L0. ^'

i ^j^^^^to^ ^ ^^^g

r

uiUi Al-le-lu-ia. Al-le-lu - - ia. Re-gi-na,

^iZ\r -i^i W^Ff^

r

"t Gaude et Isetare, Virgo Maria. Alleluia.
Qui surrexit, Dominus vere. Alleluia.

REGINA C(ELI.-No. 2.

AndiMMte, l^UBTT, Sopranos.

Re • gi • B3L coe - li, Re - gi - na coe - li, Isb - ta - -

Re - gi - na coe • li, Re - gi • na cce - li, Ise • ta •

WEBBE.

-^

l==«Ei

22:

22:

22:

CHORUS. Tenor »

re 1 Al- le - lu - ia. Al-le - lu

■i — -! H

ia. Al - - -

38

VESPERS.

REGINA CCELI-CoNTiNUCD.

SOrBANO 2nd,

JD. ۥ CHORUS, Alleluia

1 1-

. is - ti por-ta - re, quem meru - is - ti per - ta

re.

CHORUS. AUelvia,

Re - sur-rex-it si - cut dix - it, Re • sar-rex - it si - cut dix • it.

VESPERb.
REGINA CCELI— Continued.

39

CHORUS, Alleluia.

SOLO.

SALVE REGINA.

1 Salve, sal - ve, sal - ve, Re-gi - na, Ma - ter mis - e - ri - cor - di -

2 Ad te clama-mus ex - u -les Fi-lii ex - u- les Fi - li - i E -

3 Eia er - go, Advocata nostra Ad - vo ca - ta • nos -

4 Et Je - sum be - ne - dictum fruc-tum ven - tris tu - i

t-3Z^-na=[d::^-;:Biil:ii3r- _4- I | — z ^i=:id=-- J_ Jj^iS

CHORUS.

-*---

Et spes nos-tra, nos-tra, salve,
in hac la - cry-ma - rum valle.
occulos ad nos con-ver te.
( O cle - mens, O - pi - a,
1 O dulcis Virgo Ma - ri - a.

■ Si-

Vi - ta vi - ta dul - - ce - do, I
Ad te suspi ramus gementes et fientes
II - los tu-os miseri - cordes
SOZiO Boss, post hoc exilium os - - tende,

l ^f^g"^

if Ora pro nobis, sancta Dei Genitrix.

^ Ut digni efficiamur promissionibus Christi.

4C

VESPERS.

3cnebtction.

SALUTARIS-No. 1.

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J.

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4

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1 <=>

O sa - lu
U - ni trin

I

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ta - ris Hos - ti - a, Quae coe - li
o - que Do - mi - no Sit sem- pi -

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Andante.

SALUTARIS-No. 2.

A. WERNER.

O sa - iu - ta - ris Hos - ti - a,
\ Un - i trin-o * que Do - mi - no

Qus8 coe - li pan - dis
Sit semp-i . tern - a

VESPERS.

O SALUTARIS— Continued.

4-

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41

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Bel - la pre - munt hos - ti - li - a,
Qui vi - tarn si - ne ter - mi - no

^—W^'^=^

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^i ^i — -^tJ—^==i —

tS>-

Da - ro - bur, fer
No- bis don - et

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aux
in pat

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11 - um.

n

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men.

I
I .

SALUTARIS -No. 3.

Larghetto,

i

•si-

O sa
U - ni

1

lu - ta
tri - no

I

SiP^gli

ris, Hos - ti - a,
que Do - mi - no

^ — '-5-

— Sl-

Qusd cce
Sit sem

li
pi.

pan - dis OS
ter - na glo

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ti - Um
ri - a !

Bel - la
Qui

VI

pre - munt hos - ti
tarn si - ne ter

mi-

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:c?;^

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42

m

m=9-

VESPERS.

O SALUTARIS-CONTINUCD.

■:^=f=i

\.J 1 — .^

i^^i^^P

a, Da "ro - bur fer
no No - bis don - et

I.
aux - 1

in pat

li
ri

um.
a.

m

N^ ^i^

HS-

I

A

m

um.

I

TANTUM ERGO -No. 1.

Moderato.

i^iiiSS

^^

Tan - turn er - go Sa - era - men - tum Ve - ne - re - mur
Gen - i - to - ri, Gen - i - to - que ' Laus et ju bi-

^^^g^p^p^

^

i

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*=^

r

cer - nu - i :
la - ti - o.

«=rt5:

t=d:

S"

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Et an - ti - quum do - cu - men - tum
Sa - lus, hon - or, vir - tus quo - que

— =rsdbgz^- r^

^

1»

tu
Sit et be - ne - die - ti

No - vo ce - dat ri

^^^

i:
o:

c»

PrsB - stet fi - des
Pro - ce den - ti

r=riSe=\

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^^

t

VESPERS.

TANTUM ergo-Continued.

43

^

3

:g:

sup - pie - men-turn Sen - su - um de - fee - tu - i.
ab u - tro - que com - par sit lau - da - ti - o.

pip^^iM

men.

W

7ANTUM ERGtt-No, 2.

Mae»toBO.

LAMBILOTTE.

:S-m

Tan-tum er - go Sa-cra-men-tum Ve-ne-re-mur cer-nu-
Gen-i - tor - i, Gen - i - to - que Laus et ju - bi - la - ti -

^i rfj^p S^ IE ^ fj S^

=^fe:^

1 :
o.

Et anti-qu - um do-cu-men-tum
Sal - us, hon-or, vir-tus quo-que

No-vo ce-dat ri - tu
Sit et be - ne - die - ti -

^^^m

' i ; Prae-stet fi - des sup- pie - men-tum sen-su - um sen-su-um de-
- o : Pro-ee-den - ti ab - u - tro - que eom-par sit eom-par sit lau-

^^^H?-*F

44

VESPERS.
TANTUM ergo-Continued

tu-i Prae-stet fi-des sup-pie- men-tum Sen-su-um de-fec-tu-
ti-o. Pro -ce -den - ti ab u - tro - que Com-par sit lau-da - ti-

^^i^^^^fe^

i. Sen - su - um de-fec - tu-i Sen-su - urn de-fec-tu - i.
o. Com-par sit lau-da -ti-o Com-par sit lau-da - ti - o.

"I -3i

^..-AJ-^_

^

n

^S^^r^-

l

3^=::

■i=L-

Moderato,

$

M=l

TANTUM ERGO.-No. 3.

4^=«=5=:S-

Tan-tumer-go Sa - cra-men-tum Ve-ne - re - mur cer-nu-i:
Gen - i - to - ri, Gen - i - to - que Laus et ju - bi - la - ti - o.

tiM

— L__Lj — I — I L — I L-i 1 L.

=.=«:

r::r^.

Et an - ti - quum doc - u - men-tum No-vo ce - dat ri - tu - i:
Sal - us, bon - or, vir - tus quo - que Sit et be - ne - die - ti-o:

VESPERS.

45

TANTUM ERGO-CONTINUCD.

m

T=l

Prae-stet fi-des sup - ple-men-tum Sen - su-um de - fee - tu - i.
Pro-ce-den-ti ab u-tro-que Corn-par sitlau-da-ti - o.

18

t=i,

A - men.

V Panem de coelo praestitisti eis. Alleluia.

^ Omne delectamentum in se habentem. Alleluia.

Psalm— Z/ttttc/a^e Dominum^ page 25.

SECOND VESPERS.

(for an apostle.)
Psalms — Same as First VesperSt page 21.

EXULTET 0RBI8.

Chants Pages 26 and 27.

ExuLTET orbis gaudiis :
Coelum resultet laudibus :
Apostolorum gloriam
Tellus et astra concinunt.

Praecepta quorum protinus
Languor, salusque sentiunt^
Sanate mentes languidas,
Augete nos virtutibus :

Vos saeculorum judices
£t vera mundi lumina,
Votis precamur cordium ;
Audite voces supplicum.

Qui templa coeli clauditis,
Serasque verbo solvitis,
Nos a reatu noxios
Solvi jubete, quaesumus.

Ut, cum redibit Arbiter
In fine Christus saeculi,
Nos sempiterni gaudii
Concedat esse compotes.

Patri, simulque Filio,
Tibique, sancte Spiritus,
Sicut fuit, sit jugiter
Saeclum per omne gloria.

Amen.

V. In omnem terram exivit sonus eorum. V. Annuntiaverunt opera Dei.
R. Et in fines orbis terrae verba eorum. R. Et facta ejus intellexerunt.

TRISTES ERANT.

Chants Pages 26 and 27.

Tristes erant Apostoli
De Christi acerbo funere,
Quem morte crudelissima
Servi necarant imoii.

(For Paschal time.)

Sermone verax Angelus
Mulieribus praedixerat :
Mox ore Chnstus gaudium
Gregi feret &deli\uccu

46

VESPERS.

Ad anxios Apostolos
Currunt statim dum nuntisB,
IllsB micantis obvia
Christi tenent vestigia.

GalilsBae ad alta montium
Se conferunt Apostoli,
Jesuque, voti compotes,
Almo beantur lumine.

Ut sis perene mentibus
Paschale, Jesu, gaudium,
A morte dira criminum
Vitae renatos libera.

Deo Patri sit gloria,

Et Filio, qui a mortuis

Surrexit, ac Paraclito,

In sempiterna ssscula. Amen.

(From Ascension to Pentecost)

Jesu, tibi sit gloria.

Qui victor in coelum redis,

V. Sancti et justi in Domino gaudete,
Alleluia.

Cum Patre, et almo Spiritu,
In sempiterna ssBCula. Amen.

R. Vos elegit Deus in hereditatem
sibi, Alleluia.

THIRD VESPERS.

(for an apostle.)
Psalms — Dixit Dominus, page 21 ; Laudate Pueri, page 23.

CREOIDI. Psalm cxv.

Chant as for Confitebor, Page 22.

CREDIDI, propter- quod lo-catus-
sum ; * ego autem humilia - tus sum
nim - is.

2 Ego dixi inex-cessu me-o: * Omnis
ho - mo men - dax.

3 Quid re - tribuam Do - mino, * pro
omnibus quae re - tribu - it mi - hi ?

4 Calicem salu-tarisac-ci-piam, * et
nomen Domini in - vo - ca - bo.

5 Vota mea Domino reddam coram
omni - populo e -jus : * pretiosa in con-

spectu Domini mors sane -to- rum e -jus.

6 O Domine, quia ego- servus tu - us : *
ego servus tuus, et filius an-cil - Ise tu - 89.

7 Dirupisti- vincula me - a : * tibi sac-
rificabo hostiam laudis, et nomen Dom-
ini in - vo - ca - bo.

8 Vota mea Domino reddam in con-
spectu omnis- populi e - jus : * in atriis
domus Domini, m medio - tui, Je - ru -
salem.

Gloria Patri, etc. '

IN CONVERTENDO. Psalm cxxv.

Chant as for Beatus Vir, Pages 22 and 23.

IN convertendo Dominus captivi - ta -
tem Si - on, * facti sumus sicut con -
so - la - ti.

2 Tunc repletum est gau - dio os nos -
trum, * et lingua nostra exul - ta - tione.

3 Tuncdicentin - tergen - tes : * Mag-
nificavit Dominus fa - ce - re cum eis.

4 Magnificavit Dominus fa - ce - re
no - biscum :* facti - sumus lae - tan - tes.

5 Converte, Domine, captivi - ta - tem
nos - tram, * sicut tor - reus in Aus - tro.

6 Qui seminant - in la - cry - mis, * in
exultati - o - ne me - tent.

7 Euntes- ibant et fle -bant, * mittentes
se - mi - na su - a.

8 Venientes autem venient cum ex -
ul - ta - tione, * portantes mani - pu - los

su - OS.

Gloria Patri, etc.

VESPERS.

47

DOMINE PROBASTI. Psalm cxxxviii.

Chant as for Laudate Dominum Page 25.

DOMINE, probasti me, et cog - no -
vis - ti me : * tu cognovisti ses-
sionem meam et resurecti - on - em
meam.

2 Iniellexisti cogitationes me - as de
Ion - ge : * semi tarn meam et funiculum
meum in - ves - ti - gasti.

3 Et omnes vias meas prsB - vi - di -
sti ; * quia non est sermo in lin - gua
me - a.

4 Ecce, Domine, tu cognovisti omnia
novissima - et an - ti - qua : * tu formasti
me, et posuisti super me man - um tu - am.

5 Mirabilis facta est scientia - tu - a
ex me : * confortata est, et non po - te - ro
ad e - am.

6 Quo ibo a spirittu tu - o ? * et quo
a facie tu • a fu - gi - am ?

7 Si ascendero in ccelum, tu ill - ic-es :*
si descender© in in - fer - num, a-des.

8 Si sumpsero pennas meas - di • lu -
cu - lo, * et habitavero in ex - tre - mis
ma - ris :

9 Etenim illuc manus tua de-du-cet
me : * et tenebit me dex - te - ra tu - a.

10 Et dixi : Forsitan tenebrae con -
cul - ca - bunt me, * et nox illuminatio
mea in deli - ci - is me - is.

1 1 Quia tenebrae non obscurabuntur a
te, et nox sicut dies il - lu - mi - na - bi -
tur : * sicut tenebr© ejus, ita et lu - men
e- jus.

12 Quia tu possedisti re - nes me - os : *
suscepisti me de utero ma - tris me - sb.

13 Confitebor tibi, quia terribiliter
magni • fi - ca - tus es : * mirabilia opera
tua, et anima mea cog - nos • cit ni - mis.

14 Non est occultatum os meum a te,
quod fecisti - in oc - cul - to : * et sub-
stantia mea in inferio - ri - bus ter - rse.

15 Imperfectum^ meum viderunt oculi
tui, et in libro tuo om - nes scri - ben -
tur :* dies formabuntur, et ne - mo in e - is,'

16 Mihi autem nimis honorificati sunt
amici tu - i, De - us : * nimis confortatus
est princi - pa - tus e - o - rum.

17 Dinumerabo eos, et super arenam
multi - pli - ca - bun - tur ; * exsurrexi, et
ad - hue sum te - cum.

18 Si occideris, Deus, pec -ca- to-
res : * viri sanguinum, decli - na - te a me :

19 Quia dicitis in cogi - ta - ti - o - ne :*
Accipient in vanitate civi - ta - tes tu - as.

20 Nonne qui oderunt te, Do - mine,
o - de - ram ? * et super inimicos tuos
ta - bes - ce - bam ?

21 Perfecto odio o -de -ram il-los, *
et inimici fac - ti sunt mi - hi.

22 Proba me, Deus, et - scito cor me -
um : * interroga me, et cognosce se - mi -
tas me - as.

23 Et vide si via iniqui - ta - tis in me
est : * et deduc me in vi - a 89 - ter - na.

Gloria Patri, etc.

(For Hymn us see Second Vespers page 4^.)

FOURTH VESPERS.

(vespers of the b.v.m. and virgins.)
Psalms — Dixit Domimis, page 21. Lavdate Piteriy page 23.

L/ETATUS SUM. Psalm cxxi.

Chant as for Confitebor Page 22.

LiETATUS sum in his quae- dicta sunt
mi - hi : * In domum-Domini - 1 - bi -
mus.

2 Stantes erant pe - des nos - tri * in
atriis tu - is, Je - ru - salem.

3 Jerusalem, quse aedifica-tur ut ci-
vitas : * cujus participatio ejus in id - ip -
sum.

4 Illuc enim ascenderunt tribus, tri -
bus Do- mini, * testimonium Israel ad
confitendum no - mi - ni Do - mini.

5 Quia illic sederunt sedes - in ju - di .
cio, * sedes super do - mum David.

6 Rogate qusB ad pacem - sunt Je - ru -
salem,*et abundantia dili - gen -ti-bus te.

7 Fiat pax in vir-tu-te tu-a, * et
abundantia in tur - ri - bus tu - is.

8 Propter f rat res meos et prox - i - mos
meos, * loquebar pa - cem de te.

9 Propter domum Domini - Dei nos -
tri, * qusesivi bo- na ti - bi.

Gloria Patri, etc.

48

VESPERS.

NISI DOM! N US. Psalm cxxvl.

Chant as for Beattis Vir, Pages 22 and 23.

NISI Dominus sedifi-ca-verit do - mum,
* in vanum laboraverunt qui ffldi -
fi - cant e - am.

2 Nisi Dominus custodierit ci - vi • ta -
tem, * frustra vigilat qui custo-dit
e - am.

3 Vanum est vobis ante lu - cem sur -
gere : * surgite postquam sederitis, qui
manducatis pa - nem do - lo - ris.

4 Cum dederit dilectis suis - som -
num : * ecce haereditas Domini, filii
merces, fruc - tus ven - tris.

5 Sicut sagittsB in ma-nu po - ten - tis,*
ita filii ex - cus - so • rum.

6 Beatus vir qui implevit desideiium
su-um ex ip - sis: * non confundetur cum
loquetur inimicis su - is in por ta.

Gloria Patri, etc.

LAUDA JERUSALEM. Psalm cxivii.

Chant as for Latidate

LAUDA Jeru - salem, Domi - num ; *
lauda Deum tu - um, Si - on.

2 Quoniam confortavit seras porta-rum
tu - ar - um, * benedixit filiis tu - is in te.

3 Qui posuit fines tu -os pa - cem, * et
adipe frumenti sa-tiat te.

4 Quiemittiteloquium suumter-rsB: *
volociter currit ser - mo e - jus.

5 Qui dat nivem si-cut la - nam : * ne-
bulam sicut - cinerem spar - git.

Dominum, Page 25.

6 Mittit crystallum suam si • cut buc -
eel - las : * ante faciem frigoris ejus quis
sus - ti - ne - bit ?

7 Emittet verbum suum, et liquefa-ciet
e - a : * fiabit spiritus ejus, - et flu - ent
a • quee.

8 Quf anuntiat verbum su - um -Ja-
cob : * justitias et judicia su - a I - srael.

9 Non fecit taliter omni na - ti - o - ni, *
et judicia sua non manifesta - vit - e • is.

Gloria Patri, etc.

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VESPERS

49

AVE, MARIS STELLA-CoNTrNUED.

que sem-per vir - go

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Sumens illud Ave
Gabrielis ore,
Fund a iios in pace,
Mutans £v8b nomen.

Solve vincla reis,
Profer lumen caecis ;
Mala nostra pelle,
Bona cuncta posce.

Monstra te esse matrem ;
Sumat per te preces,
Qui pro nobis natus
Tulit esse tuus.

Fe • lix coe-li por - ta.

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Virgo singularis,
Inter omnes mitis,
Nos culpis solutos,
Mites fac et castos.

Vitam prsesta puram,
Iter para tutum,
Ut videntes Jesum,
Semper collaBtemur.

Sit laus Deo Patri,
Summo Christo decus,
Spiritui Sancto,
Tribus honor unus. Amen,

^ Dignare me laudare te Virgo sacrata. IjJ Da mihi virtutem contra hostes tuos.

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VESPERS.

AVE, MARIS STELLA-CoNTiNUED.

JESU, CORONA VIRGINUM,

Chants Pages 26 and 27.

(For Virgins.)

Jesu, corona Virginum,
Quem mater ilia concipit,
Qu8B sola Virgo parturit,
H8BC vota Clemens accipe.

Qui pergis inter lilia,
Septis choreis Virginum,
Sponsus decerns gloria,
Sponsisque reddens praemia.

Quocumque tendis, Virgines,
Sequuntur, atque laudibus

'ff Specie tua et pulchritudine tua.

Post te canentes cursitant,
Hymnosque dulces personant.

Te deprecamur supplices,
Nostris ut addas sensibus
Nescire prorsus omnia
Corruptionis vulnera.

Virtus, honor, laus, gloria
Deo Patri cum Filio,
Sancto simul Paraclito,
In S80culorum saecula, Amen.

5 Intende, prospere precede, et regna.

(Neither
Chants Pages 26 and 27.

Forte M virili pec tore
Laudemus omnes feminam,
Qu8B sanctitatis gloria
Ubique fulget inclyta.

HsBc sancto amore saucia,
Dum mundi amorem noxium
Horrescit, ad coelestia
Iter peregit arduum.

Carnem domans jejuniis,
Dulcique mentem pabulo

if Diffusa est gratia in labiis tuis,

FORTEM VIRILI PECTORE.

Virgins nor Martyrs.)

Orationis nutriens,
Ccjeli potitur gaudiis.

Rex Christe, virtus fortium,
Qui magna solus efficis,
Hujus precatu, qusesumus,
Audi benignus supplices.

Deo Patri sit gloria,

Ej usque soli Filio,

Cum Spiritu Paraclito,

Nunc, et per omne sseculum. Amen.

5I Propterea benedixit te Deus in
aeternum.

FOR THE FOLLOWING FEASTS OF THE B. V. M., PSALMS, ETC., ARE TAKEN FROM

FOURTH VESPERS, PAGE 47.

( The Espousals f 3rd Sunday after Epiphany) .

f Desponsatio est hodie sanctSB Mariae Virginis.
^ Cujus vita inclyta cunctas illustrat ecclesias.

VESPERS.

(Purification i Feb. 2nd).

V. Responsum accepit Simeon a Spiritu Sancto.

R. Non visurum se mortem, nisi videret Christum Domini.

(Annunciation y March 25th),
V. Ave, Maria, gratia plena. R. Dominus tecum.

(The Most Pure Hearty 3rd Sunday after Pentecost).
V. Viam mandatorum tuorum cucurri. R. Cum dilatasti cor meum.

(Assumption^ August 15th). •

V. Exaltata est sancta Dei Genitrix.

R. Super chores Angelorum ad ccelestia regna.

(Nativity, Sept. 8th).

V. Nativitas est hodie sanctse Mariae virginis.
R. Cujus vita inclyta cunctas illustrat Ecclesias.

(Seven Dolors^ 3rd Sunday of Sept) .

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2 Os su - a - ve, mi

3 Cen - ti - es - que mil

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ry - ma - rum, Quo do - lo - re vol - vi - tur,
te - pec - tus Et la - tus dul-cis - si-mum,
li - es - que Strin-git arc - tis nex - i - bus.
se - era - mus Per tu - as has lac - ry-mas,
li - o - que, Et co - ae - vo Fla - mi - ni.

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Pec- tus il - lud, et la - cer -tos, II - la fi - git vul - ne - ra;
Fi - li - i . que tris - te fun - us, Vul - ne-rum - que pur - pur-am,
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Cer - nit ul - nis in - cu-ban-tem Vir- go Ma - ter Fi - li - um.

Et rub - ras cru - o - re plan-tas JEg - ra tin - git lac - ry - mis.

Sic - que to - ta col - li - ques - cit In do - lo - ris os - cu - lis.
Hunc tu - i cor - dis do - lo - rem, Con-de nos - tris cor - di - bus.
Et per - en - nis laus ho - nor-que Hoc et om - ni Saec-u - lo. Amen.

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f, Regina martyrum, ora pro nobis. fl?* Quffl juxta crucem Jesu constitisti.

(The Most Holy Rosary, let Sunday of October),

(The Maternity, ^nd Sunday of October.)

f . Bendicta tu in mulieribus. IJ? Et benedictus fructus ventris tui.

(The Purity, 3rd Sunday of October).

^. Cum jucunditate Virginitatem
beatSB Mariae semper virginis celebre-
mus.

Q Ut ipsa pro nobis intercedat ad
Dominum Jesum Christum.

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PR/ECLARA GUSTOS VIRGINUM.

Chants Pages 26 and 27.

PRiECLARA custos Virgiuum,
Intacta Mater Numinis,
Coelestis aulae janua,
Spes nostra, coeli gaudium.

Inter rubeta lilium,
Columba formosissima,
Virga e radice germinans
Nostro medelam vulneri.

Turris draconi impervia,
Amica stella naufragis,

Tuere nos a fraudibus,
Tuaque luce dirige.

Erroris umbras discute,
Syrtes dolosas amove,
Fluctus tot inter deviis.
Tutam reclude semitam.

Jesu. tibi sit gloria,
Qui natus es de Virgine,
Cum Patre, et almo Spiritu,
In sempiterna saecula. Amen.

(Immaculate Conception, 8th of Decetnber.)

Hymnus — Prceclara custos.

l^^ Immaculata conceptio est hodie I{ Quae serpentis caput virgineo pede

Sanctse Marise Virginis. contrivit. ""*

( The Patronage, 2nd Sunday of November.)

VEbPERS.

FIFTH VESPERS.

(for martyrs.)

Psalms — Same cw First Vespers ^ pcig^ ^1'

53

DEUS, TUORUM MILITUM.

Chants Pages 26 and 27.

Deus, tuorum militum
Sors et corona, prsemium,
Laudes canentes Martyris
Absolve nexu criminis.

Hie nempe mundi gaudia,
Et blanda fraudum pabula,
Imbuta felle deputans,
Pervenit ad coelestia.

Poenas cucurrit fortiter,
Et sustulit viriliter,

i[ Gloria et horore coronasti eum,
Domine.

5 Et constituisti eum super opera
manuum tuarum.

Fundensque pro te sanguinem,
iEterna dona possidet.

Ob hoc precatu supplici
Te poscimus, piissime :
In hoc triumpno Martyris
Dimitte noxam servulis.

Laus et perennis gloria
Patri sit, atque Filio,
Saucto simul Paraclito,
In sempitema saecula. Amen.

t^ Justus ut palma florebit.
5 Sicut cedrus Libani multiplicabi.
tur.

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(For several Martyrs.)

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Hunc fructu vacuum, floribus aridum
Contempsere tui nominis asseclse,
Jesu, Rex bone Coelitum.

Hi pro te furias atque minas truces
Calcarunt hominum, saevaque verbera :
His cessit laceraus fortiter ungula,
Nee carpsit penetralia.

Caeduntur gladiis more bidentium :
Non murmur resonat, non querimonia ;

V. Laetamini in Domino, et exultate,
justi.

R. Et gloriamini, omnes recti corde.

Sed corde impavido mens bene conscici
Conservat patientiam.

QusB vox, qusB poterit lingua retexere
Quae tu Martyribus munera praeparas ?
Rubri nam fluido sanguine fulgidis
Cingunt tempora laureis.

Te, summa O Deitas, unaque, poscimus
Ut culpas abigas, noxia subtrahas,
Des pacem famulis, ut tibi gloriam
Annorum in seriem canant. Amen.

V. Extuhabunt Sancti in gloria.
R. LaBtabuntur in cubilibus suis.

SIXTH VESPERS.

(for martyrs.)

Psalms — For firnt four ut Fin^t Vespers, page 21 ; Fifths Credidit page 4^,

Hymn us — Sanctorium MeritiSj page 53.

VESPERS.

55

SEVENTH VESPERS.

(for confessors, etc.)

Psalms — Same as First Vespers ^ page £1.

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Qui pius, prudens, humilis, pudicus,
Sobriam duxit sine labe vitam,
Donee humanos animavit aursB
Spiritus artus.

Cujus ob prsBstans meritum frequenter
iSgra qu8B passim jacuere, membra,
Viribus morbi, domitis, saluti
Restituuntur.

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Noster hinc illi chorus obsequentem
Concinit laudem, celebresque palmas ;
Ut piis ejus precibus juvemur
Omne per sevum.

Sit Salus illi, decus, atque virtus,
Qui, super coeli solio coruscans,
Totius mundi seriem gubernat
Trinus et unus. Amen.

"3^. Amaviteum Dominus et ornavit eum. I}. Stolam gloriae induit eum.

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VESPERS.

ISTE CONFESSOR.-No. 2.

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EIGHTH VESPERS.

For Confessors, etc.
Psalms — For first four ^ see First Vespers, page 21.

MEMENTO DOMINE. Last Psalm, cxxxi.

Chant as for Laudate Dominum Page 25.

MEMENTO, Do - mine, Da - vid, *
et omnis mansue tu-dinis e-jus,

2 Sicut jura - vit Do - mino ; * votum
vovit De - o Ja - cob :

3 Si introierointabernaculum, do-mus
me - ae : * si ascendero in lectum stra - ti
me-i :

4 Si dedero Fomnum o - culis me - is,
* et palpebris meis dormi - ta - ti - o - nem.

5 Et requiem temporibus meis, donee
inveniam lo - cum - Do - mino, * taber-
naculum De - o Ja - cob.

6 Ecce audivimus eam in - Eph - ra-ta :
* invenimus eam in camp - is sil - vae.

7 Introibimus in taberna-culum e-jus:*
adorabimus in loco, ubi steterunt pe - des
e-jus.

8 Surge, Domine, inre-quiemtuam, *
tu et area sanctifiea - tio - nis tu - ae.

9 Sacerdotes tui induantur jus - ti -
tiam, * et saneti tui - ex - ul - tent.

10 Propter David ser - vum tu - um, *
non avertas faciem Chris - ti tu - i.

11 Juravit Dominus David veritatem,

VESPERS.

et non frustra - bitur e - am : * De fructu
ventris tui-ponam super se - dem tu - am.

12 Si custodierint filii tui testamen-
tum me - um, * et testiraonia mea haec
qu89 doce - bo e - os :

13 Et filii eorum usque- in S8B-cu-lum,*
sedebunt super se - dem tu - am.

14 Quoniam elegit Do-minus Si-on, *
elegit earn in habitatio - nem si - bi.

15 HsBC requies mea in ssb - culum ssb-
culi : * hie habitabo, quoniam ele - gi
e-am.

^ Justum deduxit Dominus per
rectas.

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16 Viduam ejusbenedicens be-ne - di -
cam : * pauperes ejus satura - bo pa - ni«
bus.

17 Sacerdotes ejus induam sa - lu- ta-
ri, * et sancti ejus exultatione e-xul-
ta-bunt.

18 Illucproducam cor - nu Dav - id : *
paravi lucernam Chris - to me - o.

19 Inimicos ejus induam confu-si- o-
ne : * super ipsum autem efflorebit sanc-
tifica - ti - o me - a.

Gloria Patri, etc.

l]f Et Ostendit illi regnum Dei.

Hymn us — late Confessor j j)a(je 65,

SPECIAL VESPERS.

Psalms — Dixit DominuHj page 21 ; Conjitehor tihi, page 22 ; Bealu» vir^page 2fS,

DE PROFUNDIS. Psalm cxxix.

Chant as for Laudate Pueri, page 23.

DE profundis clamavi ad te, Do -
mine : * Domine, exaudi vo -
cem me - am.

2 Fiant aures tuae intenden - tes *
in vocem deprecatio - nis me - sb.

3 Si iniquitates observaveris, Do -
mine, * Domine, quis sus - ti -ne - bit ?

4 Quia apud te propitiatio est, *
Et propter legem tuam susti nu - i te,
Do • mine.

Memento Domine

5 Sustinuit anima mea* in verbo
e-jus: * Speravit anima me -a in Do-
mino. "

6 A custodia matutina usque ad noc -
tem, * speret Isra - el in Do- mino.

7 Quia apud Dominum misericor-
dia, * et copiosa apud e - um re -
demp - tio. •

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Gloria Patri, etc.

David y 2^^0^ ^^'

JESU REDEMPTOR OMNIUM.

Chants Pages 26 and 27.

Jesu, Redemptor omnium,
Quem lucis ante originem
Parem patemsB glorise
Pater supremus edidit.

Tu lumen et splendor Patris,
Tu spes perennis omnium,
Intende quas fundunt preces
Tui per orbem servuli.

Memento, rerum Conditor,
Nostri quod olim corporis,
Sacrata ab alvo Virgmis
Nascendo, formam sumpseris.

Testator hoc prsBsens dies
Currens per anni circulum,
Quod solus e sinu Patris
Mundi salus adveneris.

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VESPERS.

Hunc astra, tellus, tequora,
Hunc omne quod coelo subest,
Salutis Auctorem novsB
Novo salutat cantico.

Et DOS beata quos sacri
Bigavit unda Sanguinis,

y Crastina die delebitur iniquitas terras.
if Et regnabit super nos salvator mundi.

Natalis ob diem tui,
Hymni tributum solvimus.

Jesu, tibi sit gloria,
Qui natus es de virgine
Cum Patre et almo Spiritu
In sempitema saecula. Amen.

1^ Notum facit Dominus. Alleluia.
5 Sulutare suum. Alleluia.

Chants Pages 26 and 27.

Crudelis Herodes, Deum
Regem venire quid times?
Non eripit mortalia
Qui regna dat coelestia,

Ibant Magi, quam viderant
Stellam sequentes praeviam :
Lumen requirunt lumine :
Deum fatentur munere.

Lavacra puri gurgitis,
Ccelestis Agnus attigit,

Psalms — Same as First Vesfjers, yaye 21,

CRUDELIS HERODES, DEUM.

Peccata, quae non detulit,
Nos abluendo sustulit.

Novum genus potentisB !
Aquae rubescunt hydriae,
Vinumque jussa fundere,
Mutavit unda originem.

Jesu, tibi sit gloria,
Qui apparuisti gentibus,
Cum Patre et almo Sptritu,
In sempitema saecula. Amen.

^ Reges* Tharsis et insulae munera ^ Reges Arabum et Saba dona addu-

oiferent. cent.

{Second Sunday after Epiphany.)
Psalms — For Jirst four, see First Vespers , page 21 ; last Psalm, Credidi^ page 46.

JESU DULCIS MEMORIA.

Chants Pages 26 and 27.

Jesu dulcis memoria,
Dans vera cordis gaudia :
Sed super mel et omnia
Ejus dulcis prsBsentia.

Nil canitur suavius,
Nil auditur jucundius,
Nil cogitatur dulcius,
Quam Jesus Dei Filius.

Jesu, spes poenitentibus,
Quam pius es petentibus !

Quam bonus te quaerentibus !
Sed quid invenientibus ?

Nee lingua valet dicere,
Nee littera exprimere :
Expertus potest credere
Quid sit Jesum diligere.

Sis, Jesu, nostrum gaudium,

Qui es futurus praemium :

Sit nostra in te gloria.

Per cuncta semper saecula, Amen.

f" Sit Nomen Domini benedictum.
j\lleluia.

]J Ex hoc nunc et usque in ssBculum.
Alleluia.

VESPERS

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Psalms — Same as First Vespers, page 21.
Psalms — Same ax First Vespers, page 21.

SALUTIS HUMAN/E.

Salutis humanaB Sator,
Jesu, voluptas cocdium,
Orbis redempti Conditor,
£t casta lux amantium :

Qua victus es dementia,
Ut nostra ferres crimina,
Mortem subires innocens,
A morte nos ut toUeres !

Perrumpis infemum chaos ;
Vinctis catenas detrahis ;

Victor triumpho nobili
Ad dexteram Patris sedes.

Te cogat iodulgentia,
Ut damna nostra sarcias,
Tuiqne vultus compotes
Dites beato lumine.

Tu dux ad astra, et semita,

Sis meta nostris cord i bus,

Sis lacrymarum gaudium,

Sis dulce vitse prsemium. Amen.

"if, AscenditDeusinjubilatione. Alleluia. f , Dominus in ccelo. Alleluia.
^. Et Dominus in voce tubsB. Alleluia. 5!. Paravit sedem suam. Alleluia.

(Second Sunday after Easter. )
Psalms — Same as Fourth Vespers, page 47,

PAR INGENITO.

O PAR Ingenito, Christe Deus, Patri,
Infans, quem teneris, conjuge cum sacro,
Mulcet Virgo Parens et colit osculis,
Da cunas prope sistere.

Hie dirsB meditans suplicium crucis,
Fletu nostra tuo crimina dilues,
Vagitu misero fl'ectis et sethera :
Poenas excipis innocens.

Libas purpureum corpore sanguinem
Exciso, SolymaB damna prseoccupas,
Natalique solo non pudet ejici ;
Sic sontes miserans pias.

Tu, mater, penetrans grande sacrarium,
Quid vindex scelerum, quid Deus exigat

Alta mente vides, jamque tuum, ferox,
Pectus, lancea vulnerat.

Quo tecumque Dei jussa ferant pedem,
Joseph cum puero Matreque dirigis,
Christe, et perpetuo tu obsequio, in patres
Quid natos deceat mones.

Insudas operi, pauper et indigus,
Temploqui proceres, sermo Patris doces
Unus qui sapiens es, sapientiam
Visus quBBrere et eloqui.

Per Christum puerum maxima laus

Patri :
Per Matrem, proprio maxima Filio:
Per sponsum tibi laus maxima, Spiritus:
Per Tres gloria sit Tribus. Amen.

1^. Adorabunt in conspectu ejus. Alleluia. 5!. UniverssB familiaj gentium. AUe.l\3Aa.,

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{Third Sunday after Easter.)

Psalms — Same as First Vespers, page 21.
Hymnus — Te Joseph, page 62,

^ Sub umbra illius quern desideraver- IjJ Et Fructus ejus dulcis gutturi meo.

am sedi. Alleluia. Alleluia.

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Tu rite promissum Patris,
Sermone ditans guttura.

Accende lumen sensibus,
Infunde amorem csrdibus,
Infirma nostri corporis
Virtute firmans perpeti.

V. Repleti sunt omnes Spiritu Sancto.
Alleluia.

R. Et coeperunt loqui, Alleluia.

Hostem repellas longius,
Pacemque dones protinus :
Ductore sic te praevio,
Vitemus omne noxium.

Per te sciamus da Patrem,
Noscamus atque Filium,
Teque utriusque Spiritum
Credamus omni tempore.

Deo Patri sit gloria,

Et Filio, qui a mortuis

Surrexit, ac Paraclito,

In ssBculorum saecula. Amen.

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toli. Alleluia.

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Psalms — Same as First Vespern, page 21.

JAM SOL RECEDIT IGNEUS.

Chants Pages 26 and 27.

Jam sol recedit igneus :
Tu, lux perennis, Unitas,
Nostris, beata Trinitas.
Infunde ainorem cordibus.

Te mane laudum carmine
Te deprecamur vespere ;

Digneris, ut te supplices
Laudemus inter Coelites.

Patri, simulque Filio,

Tibique Sancte Spiritus,

Sicut fuit, sit jugiter,

SsBculum per omne gloria. Amen.

V. Benedicamus Patrem et Filium
cum Sancto Spiritu.

R. Laudemus et superexaltemus eum
in saecula.

V. Benedictus es Domine in firma-
mento coeli.

R. Et laudabilis et gloriosus in sascula.

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VESPERS.

Psalms — Dixit Dominus, page 21 ; Conjitebor, page 22 : Credidif page 46.

BEATI OMNES. Psalm cxxvii..

Chant as for Laudate Puerit Page 23.

BEATI omnes, qui timent Do - minum,
* qui ambulant in vi - is e -jus.

2 Labores manuum tuarum quia man-
du - ca - bis : * beatus es, et be - ne ti - bi
e - rit.

3 Uxor tua sicut vitis a - bun - dans, *
in lateribus do - mus tu - se.

4 Filii tui sicut novellaB oli - va - rum, *
iji circuitu mens - ae tu - ae.

5 Ecce sic benedicetur ho - mo, * qui
ti - met Do - minum.

6 Benedicat tibi Dominus ex Si - on : *
et videas bona Jerusalem omnibus diebus
vi - tsB tu - se.

7 Et Videas filios filiorum tu - o - rum,*
pacem sup - er Is - ra - el.

Gloria Patri, etc.

Lamia Jtrnsalem, page 4S.

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Ex intacta Virgine,
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Sparso verbi semine,
Sui moras incolatus

Miro clausit ordine.

In supremae nocte coenae
Recumbens cum fratribus,

Observata lege plene
Cibis in legalibus,

Cibum turbfls duodenae
Se dat suis manibus.

Verbum caro, panem verum,

Verbo carnem efl&cit,
Fitque sanguis Christi merum,

V. Panem de coelo praestitisti eis, alle-
luia.

Et si sensus deficit,
Ad firmandum cor sincerum
Sola fides sufRcit.

Tantum ergo Sacramentum

Veneremur cernui,
Et antiquum documentum

Novo cedat ritui :
PrsBstet fides supplementum

Sensuum defectui.

Genitori Genitoque

Laus et jubilatio,
Salus, honor, virtus quoque

Sit et benedictio,
Procedenti ab utroque

Compar §it laudatio. Amen.

R. Omne delectamentum in se haben-
tem, alleluia. '

Chant Page 53

(I9(h March.)
Psalms — Savie as First VtKperHy page 21,

TE JOSEPH, CELEBRENT.

Te, Joseph, celebrent agmina Ccelitum,
Te cuncti resonent christiadum chori,
Qui clarus meritis, junctus es inclytae
Casto foedere Virgini.

Almo cum tumidam germine conjugem
Admirans, dubio tangeris anxius,
Afflatu superi Flaminis Angelus
Concept um puerum docet.

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Tu natum Dominum stingis, ad exteras
^gypti profugum tu sequeris plagas ;
Amissum Solymis quseris, et invents,
Miscens gaudia fletibus.

Post mortem reliquos mors pia consecrat*
Palmamque emeritos gioria suscipit :

VESPERS.

Tu vivens, Superis par, fhieris Deo,
Mira sorte bectior.

Nobis, snmma Trias, parce precantibus,
Da, Joseph mentis, sidera scandere :
Ut tandem liceat nos tibi perpetim
Gratum promere canticum. Amen.

V. Constituit eum dominum domus suae. V. Gloria at divatSB in dome ejus.
R. Et principem omnis possessionissuse. R. Et justitia ejus manet in Saeculum

Saeculi.

(24th June,)
Psalms — Same as First Vespers, pa>ge 21.

UT OUEANT LAXIS.

Chants Pages 55 and 56.

Ut queant laxis resonare iibris
Mira gestorum famuli tuorum.
Solve polluti labii reatum,
Sancte Joannes.

Nuntius celso veniens Olympo,
Te patri magnum fore nasciturum,
Nomen, et vitSB seriem gerendse
Ordine promit.

Ille promissi dubius supemi,
Perdidit promptae modulos louquelse

V, Fuit homo missus a Deo.
R, Cui nomen erat Joannes,

Sed reformasti genitus peremptse
Organa vocis.

Ventris obstruso recubans cubili,
Senseras Regem thalamo manentem :
Hinc parens, nati mentis, uterque
Abdita pandit.

Sit decus Patri, genitSBque Proli,
Et tibi compar utriusque virtus,
Spiritus semper, Deus unus, omni
Temporis 8bvo. Amen.

V. Iste Puer magnus coram Domino.
R. Nam et manus ejus cum ipso est.

(First Sunday of July.)
Psalms — For first four ^ see First Vespers, pa^e 21 ; la^t, Lauda Jerusalem^page 46,

Chant Pags 53.

FESTIVIS RESONENT.

Festivis resonent compita vocibus.
Gives laetitiam frontibus explicent,
TsBdis fllammiferis ordine prodeant
Instructi pueri et senes.

Quem dura moriens Christus in arbore
Fudit multiplicit vulnere Sanguinem,
Nos facti memores dum colimus, decet
Saltem fundere lacrymas.

Humano generi pemicies gravis
Adami veteris crimine contigit :
Adami intigritas et pietas novi
Vitam reddidit omnibus.

Clamorein valid um summus ab aetbere
Languentis Geniti si Pater audiit.
Placari potius sanguine debuit,
Et nobis veniam dare.

VESPERS.

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Hoc quicumque stolam sanguine proluit,
Abstergit maculas, er roseum decus,
Quo fiat similis protinus Angelis,
£t Regi placeat, capit.

A recto instabilis tramite postmodum
Se nullus retrahat, meta sed ultima

"t Redemisti nos, Domine, in san-
guine tuo.

5 Et'fecisti nos Deo nostro regnum.

Tangatur : tribuet nobile praemium,
Qui cursum Deus adjuvat.

Nobis propitius sis, Genitor potens,
Ut quos unigenae Sanguine Filii
Emisti, et placido Flamine recreas,
Coeli ad culmina transferas. Amen.

f" Te ergo quassumus, tuis famnlis
subveni.

9 Quos pretioso sanguine redemistL

(29th September,)
Psalms — For first four, see First Vespers^ page fSl,

CONFITEBOR TIBI. Psalm cxxxvii.

Chants as for Laudate Dominum, Pags 25.

CONFITEBOR tibj Domine in toto
cor - de me - o : * quoniam audisti
verba or - is me - i.

2 In conspectu Angelomm psal - lam
li - bi : * aciorabo ad templum sanctum
tuum, et confitebor no - mmi tu - o.

3 Super misericordia tua, et verita -
te tu - a : * quoniam magnificasti super
^mne, nomen sane - turn tu - um.

4 In quacumque die invocavero te,
ex - au - di me : * multiplicabis in anima
me -a vir- tu - tern.

5 Confiteantur tibi Domine omnes
re - ges ter - rsB : * quia audierunt omnia
verba or-is tu- i.

6 Et cantent in vi - is Do - mini: *
quoniam magna est glo - ria Do - mi - ni.

7 Quoniam excelsns Dominus, et hn-
mi • lia re - spicit : * et alta a Ion - ge
cog - nos - cit.

8 Si ambulavero in medio tribulation-
is, vivi - fica - bis me :* et super iram in-
imicomm meomm extendisti manam
tuam, et salvum me fecit dex • tera
tu-a.

9 Dominus retri - bn - et pro me : *
Domine misericordia tua in saeculam:
opera manuum tuarnm ne - de - spi - cias.

Gloria Patri, etc.

Chants Pages 26 and 27.

Te, splendor et virtus Patris,
Te, vita, Jesu, cordium,
Ab ore qui pendent tuo,
Laudamus inter Angelos.

Tibi mille densa millium
Ducum corona militat :
Sed explicat Victor Crucem
Michael, salutis signifer.

Draconis hie dirum caput
In ima pellit tartara,

y In conspectu Angeiorum psallam
tibi, Deus mens.

5 Adorabo ad templum sanctum
tanm, et confitebor nomini tuo.

TE SPLENDOR.

Ducemque cum rebellibus
Coelesti ab arce fulminat.

Contra ducem superbise
Sesquamur hunc nos Principem,
Ut detur ex Agni throno
Nobis corona gloriaB.

Patris simulque Filio,
Tibique, Sancte Spiritus,
Sicut fuit, sit jugiter
Sseclum per omne gloria. Amen.

f Stetit Angelus juxta aram templi.

15 Habens thuribulum aureum in
manu sua.

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VESPERS.

Psalms — Same as /or Third Vespers ^ page 4^,

DECORA LUX.

Decora Inx sBtemitatis, auream
Diem beatis irrigavit ignibns,
Apostoloram qusB coronat Principes,
Reisque in astra liberam pandit viam.

Mundi Magister, atque cceli Janitor,
Romas parentes, arbitrique Gentinip.
Perensisille, hie per Crucis victor necem.
Vitae senatum laureati possident.

O Roma felix, quae dnomm Priacipnin
Es consecrata glorioso sangnine :
Homm cmore porporata caBteras
Excellis orbis una pulchritadines.

Sit Trinitati sempitema gloria,

Honor, potestas, atqne jabilatio,

In anitate, quae gabemat omnia,

Per universa saBculomm saecula. Amen.

V. In omnen terram exivit sonus coram. V. Anntmtiavernnt opera Dei.
R. Et in fines orbis terrae verba eorum. R. Et facta ejus intellexernnt.

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Psalms — First four^ same as for First Vespers, pa^e 21 ; last. Lamia Jerusalem,

page ^8.

CdLESTIS URBS JERUSALEM.

CcELESTis Urbs Jerusalem,
Beata pacis visio,
QnaB celsa de viventibus
Saxis ad astra tolleris,
SponsaBqae ritn cingeris
Mille Angelorum millibns.

O sorte nupta prospera,
Dotata Patris gloria,
Respersa Sponsi gratia,
Regma formosissima,
Christo jugata Principi,
Coeli corusca Civitas,

Hie margaritis emicant,
Patentque canctis ostia :
Virtute namque prsBvia

Mortalis iliac ducitnr,
Amore Christi percitus
Tormenta qaisqais snstinet.

$calpri salnbris ictibus,
Et tunsione plurima,
Fabri polita malleo
Hanc saxa molem constrnunt,
Aptisque juncta nexibus
Locantur in fastigio.

Decus Parenti debitum
Sit nsqaequaqae Altissimo,
Natoque Patris unico,
Et inclyto Paraclito,
Cui laus, potestas, gloria
iEterna sit per saecula. Amen.

V. Haec est domus Domini firmiter V. Domnm tuam Domine decet sane-

SBdificata. titudo.

R. Bene fandata est supra firmam R. In longitudinem diernm.
petram.

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It spurns the earth, it cleaves the skies,
Its God to find.

4 God of my life !

When cruel foes around me stand,

Direct my aim and nerve my hand
Amid the strife.

5 God of my death !

That hour is only known to Thee :
Receive, when life's last moments flee.
My latest breath.

6 God of the blest I

Throw open, Lord, Thy gates on high.
And let me enter there, that I
With Thee may rest.

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And worship Thee with trembling hope,

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For Thou hast stooped to ask of me

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No mother, e'er so mild,
Bears and forbears as Thou hast done

With me, Thy sinful child.
Father of Jesus, love's reward.

What rapture will it be.
Prostrate before Thy throne to lie.

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Sorrowed, and died ;
Sweet shall my weeping be.

Grief surely leading me,
Nearer, my God, to Thee,

Nearer to Thee.

3. Friends may depart from me,

Night may come down,
Clouds of adversity
Darken and frown ;

Still through my tears 1*11 see
Hope gently leading me

Nearer, my God, to Thee,
Nearer to Thee.

4. And when the goal is won.

How like a dream.
In the dim retrospect.

Sorrow will seem.
Sweet will my transports be

Jesus, thy face to see,
When I have come, at last.

Nearer to Thee.

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GOD.

4— Holy God, We Praise Thy Name.

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Angel choirs above are singing !
Cherabim and Seraphim,

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Holy! Holy! Holy Lord. :|!

3. Lo ! the apostolic train, 5. Thou art King of glory Christ !

Join Thy sacred Name to hallow L Son of God, yet born of Mary,

Prophets swell the loud refrain, For us sinners sacrificed.

And with white-robed martyrs follow ; And to death a tributary :

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5— i Love Thee, Thou Lord Most High.

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I know Thy love, all-gracious Lord,

I know it seeks my good alone. 4. My memory no tho't suggest,

But shall to Thy pure glory tend ;

3, Apart from Thee, all things are nought ; My understanding find no rest,

Then grant. O my supremest bliss Except in Thee its only end.

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Ye mountains, rocks, to heav'n that rise ;

Fair cedars of the wood ;
All things of life that wing the skies.

Or track the plains for food.

Ye judges, rulers, kings, whose hand

The sceptre waves on high,
O youths and virgins of the land ;

O age and infamcy ;
Praise ye His Name, to whom alone

All homage should be given.
Whose glory from th' eternal throne

Spreads wide o*er earth and heav*n.

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OUR BLESSED LORD.

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10— Jesus is God.

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Their Maker and their King.
He was true God in Bethlehem's crib,

On "Calvary's Cross true God,
He who in heaven eternal reigned,

In time on earth abode.

3 Jesus is God ; alas, they say

On. earth the numbers grow
Who His Divinity blaspheme
To their unfailing woe :

And yet, what is the single end

Of this life's mortal span,
Except to glorify the God

Who for our sakes was Man ?

4 Jesus is God ; let sorrow come

And pain and every ill ;
All are worth while — for all are means

His glory to fulfil ;
Worth while a thousand years of life

To speak one little word,
If by our Credo we might own

The Godhead of our Lord.

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H— Jesus ! Saviour of My Soul.

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Hangs my helpless soul on Thee,
Leave, oh leave me not alone.
Still support and strengthen me.

All my trust in Thee is stayed,
All my help from Thee I bring ;

Cover my defenceless head,
With the cover of Thy wing.

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To those who fall how kind Thou art,
How good to those who seek.

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The love of Jesus what it is
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5 Jesu, our only joy be Thou,
As Thou our hope will be ;
Jesu, be Thou our glory now,
And through eternity,.

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HOLY NAME.

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2 Oh ! speak His glorious Name abroad,

Jesus let every tongue confess ;
Let every heart and voice accord
The Healer of our souls to bless.

3 Jesus, the sinner's Friend, abide

With us, and hearken to our prayer ;

Thy frail aud erring wanderers guide.
In mercy our transgressions spare.

4 All might, all glory be to Thee,

Refulgent with this Name Divine ;
All honor, worship, majesty,
Jesus, for evermore be Thine.

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15—0 Jesus, Jesus, Dearest Lord.

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3 Dear Name I the rock on which I builds
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My never-failing treasury, filled
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HOW SWEET THE HAME OF JESUS SOUNDSHUlNTlNUEO.

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4 Jesus, my Shepherd, Husband, Friend,
My Prophet, Priest, and King,
My Lord, my Life, my Way, my End,
Accept the praise I bring.

5 Weak is the eflfort of my heart.
And cold the warmest thought,
And when I see Thee as Thou art,
1*11 praise Thee as I ought.

6 Till then I would Thy love proclaim
With every fleeting breatn :
And may the music of Thy Name
Refresh my soul in death.

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And draw me to despair ;
But to Thy Sacred Heart I'll fly,
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3 My tears shall never cease to flow,
Because from Thee I've strayed :
Who with such weight of pain and woe.
My ransom freely paid.

4 O Sacred Heart, celestial feast,
Of all the blessed above,
I hope in bliss Thy sweets to taste,
And glow with heav*nly love.

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SACRED HEART.

18—0 Sacred Heart that on the Cross.

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For all Thy many favours shown. Nor let the slightest evil in.

4 O give me grace to do Thy will,

And keep my soul from every stain ;
That when my last sad hour has come,
I may not look to Thee in vain.

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19-1 Dwell a Captive In this Heart.

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My love of God shall deeper grow.

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Thy grace hath set me free ;
My soul delivered from the snare

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Nought more can I desire than this»

To see Thy face in Heav'n ;
And this I hope since He on earth

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20— Hear the Heart of Jesus Pleading.

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Calmly k^ep your hearts before Me,

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Heart of Jesus I we implore Thee,

Make, oh, make us pure like Thee !

5 Heart of love I in Thee confiding.

We shall learn to do Thy will ;
In Thy sacred wounds abiding,

Burning love our breasts shall fill.
We shall bless Thee, and obey Thee,

Ever serve Thee faithfully ;
Sweetest Heart I we humbly pray Thee,

Let us live and die in Thee !

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2 O Sacred Heart I O Sacred Heart !
So spotless and so pure :
Our weakness and our misery,
May rest in Thee secure.

3 O Sacred Heart 1 O Sacred Heart I
Consumed with purest fires,
The cross, the thorns, the open wound.
Reveal Thy fond desires.

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24— Upon the Altar, Night and Day.

1 Up-on the Al-tar, night and day, The Heart of Je- sus lies, And

2 Be-neath a crown of cru - el thorns. Thy Heart is all on fire ; And

3 We of - fer Thee our hum-ble gifts. For poor they are and small, Our

night and day throughout the world, Do men Its claims despise ;
brightly shines from out Its flames. The cross of Thy desire,
hearts, our souls, ourlittlelives, Dear Heart ! we give Thee all ;

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Chorus — Oh draw us close to Thee, sweet Lord ! And burning zeal impart, To
If pure and true must be the soul, That fain would hide in Thee, Oh I
And joyous victims we shall be. Consumed before Thy throne, If
Chorus — Then draw us closer still to Thee, O Sacred Heart divine I In

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now re-pair, by praise and pray'r, The wrongs of Thy dear Heart I
let Thy roy - al love sup-ply, For all our mis - er - y I
dead to sin, if dead to self, We live to Thee a - lone 1
joy and grief, in life and death. Our hearts are ev - er Thine.

25— Peace, be Still ! Our God is Dwelling.

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TO THY PURE AND BURNING HEARTHUINTINUEO.

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Our heaven here below I O Throne of grief and pain !

What sweet delights, what wealth untold Whei eon for the eternal years,

From Thee do ever flow Thy love for man does reign.

4 Ungrateful hearts, forgetful hearts.
The hearts of men have been,
To wound Thy side with cruel darts
Which they have made by sin.

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*• Come, Jesus, reign within my heart,

Thy Heart is all I need."
This prayer I'll pray while here I pine,

From Heaven and Thee apart,
Nor cease, dear Lord, till I am Thine

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29— Form Your Ranks Oh ! All Ye Leaguers.

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wor-ship the sweet Heart of Christ our King ; See how Je-sus has re-paired the guilt of

burn-ing with the fire of love di-vine I Grant that ever through our hearts this heavenly

mer-cies and Thy graces freely given I Heart of Jesus Which so often we have

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A-dam's fall, And the glo - ry of ^ such love we'll grateful sing,

fire may pierce, And trans-form tnem in-to iQv-ine hearts like Thine,
caused to sigh, Add re-pent-ance as our^fi - nal gage^ to Heaven.

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Thy Sacred Heart was pierced for me,

And bled at every pore !
From past offences set me free,

Oh ! them I shall deplore.
My tears shall never cease to flow

Because from Thee I've strayed,
Who with such weight of pain and woe

My ransom freely paid.

O 1 let me kiss Thy sacred feet,
Thy bleeding hands and side ;

To suffer pain for Thee is meet,
Who freely for me died.

Sacred Heart, celestial feast,
Of all the bless'd above,

1 hope in bliss Thy sweets to taste
And glow with heavenly love.

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And now, as if to love me more,

Thou lovest me as man.
It seems, dear Lord, Thou wouldst forsake

Thy glory, to impart
Thy life to me, when Thou didst take

A living human Heart.

The earth beneath, the Heaven above,

Thy mercy would entwine,
To thus unite In links of love

The human and divine.

And so that in our griefs and joys
Thou mightest have a part,

And feel with us and sympathize.
Thou hast a human Heart.

O Sacred Heart I in Thee enshrined

Is all that angels prize ;
Within Thy holy depths I find

My solace and my joys ;
For Thee and for Thy love I yearn ;

Teach me the heavenly art.
To be like Thee — Thy lessons learn,

O meek and humble Heaxt.

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Privation, pain, and loss.
And cheerfully they travelled o'er

The pathway of the Cross.
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Have come to realms of light ;
And in Thy Blood have washed from stains

Those robes that look so white.

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From all the emptiness of life,

They live the endless days.
By Thee redeemed, by Thee embraced,

With Thee for ever blest,
Their Saviour's joy they see and taste,

And on His bosom rest.

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O world -redeeming Lamb.

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Before Thy mercy-seat,

1 ask that o'er my soul be poured
This saving balm and sweet.

And though I suffer here below,

And tread the thorny way,
Thy Blood will make me whiteas snow.

And wash my sins away.
And as my soul with ardour glows

To come to where Thou art.
My hope is in the Blood that flows

From Thy most Sacred Heart.

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36— What Happiness Can Equal Mine?

1 What hap-pi-ness can e - qual mine ? I've found the object of my love ;

2 I am my Love's, and He is mine : In me He dwells, in Him I live:

3 Ye an-gels, lend your heav'nly tongue, Come and with me in praises join ;

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What great-er treasures could I find ? And could, ye heav'ns, a greater give ?
Come and u- nite in joy - ful songs, Your sweet, immortal voice to mine.

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He chose my heart for His a-bode, He there be-comes my dai-ly bread ;
O sacred banquet, heav'nly feast ! O o - ver-flowing source of grace,

Oh , that I had your burning hearts, To love my God ,my spouse most dear !

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And Thy presence I adore ;
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May I love Thee more and more.

3 Come, sweet Jesus, in Thy mercy.
Give Thy Flesh and Blood to me
Come to me, O dearest Tesus,
Come, my soul's true life to be.

4 Come, that I may live forever.
Thou in me and I in Thee ;
Living thus I shall not perish.
But shall live eternally.

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loud ; He looseth not the storm-wind'sbreath. To frighten men with fear of death,
go. There to receive — O heavenly bliss ! Upon your lips the Saviour's kiss,
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WHAT UGHT 18 STREAMINC FROM THE SKIES-CONTINOEO.

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But as He is in heaven a-bove, He comes in beau - ty and in

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breast : All earthly cares shall fade a - way, As night before the approach of day.
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40— Jesus, my Lord, my God.

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3 Thy Body, Soul, and God-head, all
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I cannot compass all I have,

For all Thou hast and art are mine !

4 Sound, sound His praises higher still.
And come, ye Angels, to our aid,
•Tis God I 'tis God 1 the very God,
Whose pow*r both men and angels made !

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41—0 Jesus Christ, Remember.

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Be Thou my only Treasure,

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Midst celestial hosts attending

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Come, Thou source of ev'ry blessing.

Warm our hearts with love divine,
Let Thy grace, our souls possessing.

Make us be forever Thine.

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Where the voice of sorrow calls ;
Still He speaks with love divine.

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3 Can the Saints' ecstatic flight,
Can the winged Seraphs' might,
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God Himself we here receive.
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44— My God, my Life, my Love.

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I my heart to Thee resign ;
O what rapture to be Thine !

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2 Je - sus, whose al-might - y bid-ding All ere - a - ted things ful - fil,

3 Sweet -est In - fant ! make us pa - tient And o - be-dient, for Thy sake ;

4 Ma - ry I thou a-lone wert chos-en To be Moth-er of thy Lord ;

5 Dear - est Mo-ther 1 make us hum-ble. For thy Son will take His rest

6 Jos - eph ! thou wert called the Father Of thy Maker and thy Lord ;

7 Suf-fer us to call thee Fa- ther, Show to us a fa-ther's love;

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O, by the supreme Creator,
Link'd with thee for evermore

4 By the hope thy name inspires !

By our doom reversed through thee,
Help us, Queen of Angel choirs I
To a blest eternity !

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50— Hail, Heavenly Queen.

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HAIL, HEAVENLY QUEEN-CONTINUEO.

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Then give us peace which heav'n alone can give,
And dead thro' Eve, thro' Mary let us live.

3 O break our chains, our captive souls release ;
O give us light, and let our darkness cease ;
Let ev'ry ill that preys upon our hearts,

Fly at Thy voice which every good imparts.

4 Our lives unstain'd, in purity preserve ;

Nor e'er permit our ways from truth to swerve,
That when our time has rolled its rapid round,
We may, with Christ, inheav'nly bliss be crown'd.

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When the tempest rages round thee.

She will calm the troubled sea.
Gifts of heaven she has given,

Noble Lady to our race ;
She, the Queen, who decks her subjects

With the light of God's own grace.

Sing, my tongue, the Virgin's trophies.

Who for us her Maker bore,
For the curse of old inflicted.

Peace and blessing to restore.
Sing in songs of peace unending,

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Weary not nor faint in telling,

All the gifts she gives to men.

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All then join her praise to sing :
Trembling sing the Virgin Mother,

Mother of our Lord and King.
While we sing her awful glory.

Far above our fancy's reach,
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Love alone the heart can teach.

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Then hear thy children calling
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54— 'lis the Month of our Mother.

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That the love of their Mother
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The sinful and sorrowful soul ;
That a trust in her guidance
Will lead to a glorious goal.

4 Let us sing, then, rejoicing.

That God hath so honour'd our race,
As to clothe with our nature.

Sweet Mary, the Mother of grace.

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55— Mother Of God We Hail Thy Heart.

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MOTHER OF GOO, WE HAIL THY HEART-CONTINUED

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4 Mother of God, He broke thy Heart,
That it might wider be —
That in the vastness of its love
There might be room for me.

5 Mother of God, thy Heart hath height
On which God loves to dwell ;
And yet the lowliest child on earth
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From gay and verdant bowers
We haste to crown thee now.

4 And now, our blessed Mother,
Smile on our festal day ;
Accept our wreath of flowers,
And be our Queen of May.

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57— Joy of My Heart ! Let Me Pay.

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JOY OF MY HEART I LET ME PAY-CONTINUEO.

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2 Mary, make haste thy child to win
From sin and from the love of ^n ;
Mother of God ! let my poor love
A mother's prayer and pity move.
Q Mary, when I come to die,
Be thou, thy spouse, and Jesus nigh.

Chorus.

When mute before the Judge I stand,
My holy shield be Mary's hand ;
Oh ! Mary ! let no child of thine,
In hell's eternal exile pine.

3 Be love of thee, my whole life long
A seal upon my wayward tongue.
Write on ray heart's most secret core
The five dear wounds that Jesus bore.
O give me tears to shed witn thee,
Beneath the Cross on Calvary.

Chorus.

One more request and I have done ;
With love of thee and thy dear Son,
More let me burn, and more each day.
Till love of self is burned away.

58— Glorious Mother! From High Heaven.

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GLORIOUS MOTHER I FROM HIGH HEAVEN-Gontinueo.

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Should pleasure's siren lay,
E*er tempt thy child to wander far

From Virtue's path away.
Wlien thorns beset life's devious way,

And darkling waters flow,
Then, Mary, aid thy weeping child.

Thyself a mother show.

3 Mother dear, O pray for me ! '

When all looks bright and fair,
That I may all my danger see.

For surely then 'tis near.
A mother's pray'r how much we need

If prosp'rous be the ray
That paints with gold the flow'ry mead.

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60— Daughter of a Mighty Father.

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Blossom which will ne'er decay,
Let us but thy love inherit,

4 Daughter, Mother, Spouse of Heaven,
Listen to our earnest lay,
Sweetest gift to man e'er given.

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61— Ave Sanctissima.

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DEAREST MOTHER OF MERCY-CONTINOEO.

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From on high hear our humble cries :
On us that mourn and weep in mis'ry,
O turn thy mercy's tender eyes.

3 O clement, sweet and pious Mary,
O thou of whom our Lord was born,
Show us thy Son to make us happy.
When life at last is from us torn.

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2 Thou wilt love us, thou wilt guide us

With a mother's fondest care ;
And our Father, God above us,

Bids us fly for refuge there.
Life's temptations are before us,

We must mingle in the strife ;
If thy fondness watch not o'er us,

All unsafe will be our life.

3 So we take thee for our Mother

And we claim the right to be
By the gift of our dear Brother,
Loving children unto thee ;

And our humble consecration
Thou wilt surely not despise,

From thy high and lofty station
Close to Jesus in the skies.

4 Mother Mary, to thy keeping

We ourselves to thee confide,
Toiling, resting, waking, sleeping.

To be ever at thy side.
Cares that vex us, joys that please us.

Life and death we trust to thee ;
Thou wilt make them all for Jesus,

And for all eternity.

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BLESSED VIRGIN MARY.

64— Heart Of Mary, Heart The Purest.

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Most demands a Mother's care ;
One to whom thy looks, all meekness,
Counsel hope, forbid despair.

3 Round me tempests gathering lower,
As I tread life's desert way
And a foe in matchless power,
Marks me for his destined prey.

4 To some spot where ne'er might hover
Danger's shadow, I would flee ;
But, ah I where that spot discover,
Where, ah ! Mary, but in thee ?

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THE STAR OF THE OCEAH IS RISEN-CONTINOEO.

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FABiNC, STIU MDINC-COIITIIIVEI.

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Safe - ty and ia - no - cence fly with the light, Temp-

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AS THE DEWY 8HA0E8 OF EVEN-CONTINUEO.

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2 Thine own sinless heart was broken,
Sorrow's sword had pierced its core;
Holy Mother, by that token,
Now thy pity I implore.

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Queen of heaven, guard and guide me.
Save my soul from dark despair,

In thy tender bosom hide me.
Take me, Mother, to thy care.

3 Mother of my Infant Saviour,

Spouse of God, my plaint, O hear ;
Purest Virgin, gracious Matron,
O relieve me by thy prayer.

Chorus.

From thy happy seat in Zion,
Light me through this dark abode,

Smile, oh ! gently smile upon me,
Tell my sorrows to my God.

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69-lt Is The Name Of Mary.

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IT 18 THE NAME OF MARY-CONTINUED.

2 A name of pow'r and sweetness,
Her name to us so dear,
A name of awe and grandeur,
But grandeur free from fear.

3 Sweet name all strong, yet tender,

That name we love so well,

The joy of earth and heaven,

The fear and dread of hell.

4 O name by which we triumph

O'er heirs embattled foes.
The victor's mead of glory.
And solace in his woes.

5 Earth has no name so gentle,
Nor heaven one so sweet,

A balm to wounded feelings,
Bright light to wayward feet.

6 The first word ever spoken

By Jesus when a child.
Was thy dear name, O Mother 1
He spoke it and He smiled.

7 O may thy name, dear Mother,

On life's last fearful day,
Be my last fervent prayer.
Be all my hope and stay.

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70— Hail, Queen Of The Heavens.

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HAIL, QUEEN OF THE HEAVENS-CONTlNnEO.

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shrined, O La - dy make speed to the help of man - kind.

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Hail, Virgin renown'd,
Hail, Queen with the stars,

As a diadem crown 'd,
Above all the angels

In glory untold.
Standing next to the King in a vesture of

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O Hope of the guilty !
O Light of the grave I

Thro' thee may we come,
To the Heaven of rest,
And see Heaven's King in the courts of
the blest.

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Be thou my true guide
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THRO' THE WORLD THY CHILDREN RAISE-CONTINUED.

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72— Mother Dearest, Mother Fairest.

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May the golden light of morrow,
Bring them health and joy again.

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Help our Pope, long may he reign ;
Pray that we who sing thy praises.
May in heav'n all meet again.

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73— Mary, Dearest Mother.

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MARY, DEAREST MOTHER-CONTINUED.

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What is past or present,
"What IS yet to be.

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Take us 'neath thy mantle,
Hide, oh, hide us there.

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77— Glory To God, Angel Hosts Are Singing.

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2 My lowliness He sought,

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His mercies to the just

From age to age He shows.
But humbles to the dust

His proud and haughty foes.

3 The mighty ones He spurns,

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Fills the soul that yearns,

The rich in want He leaves
To us for Israel's sake

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For Abraham, as He spake,

His love shall never end.

78— Hail, Holy Queen, Loved Mother To Thee.

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HAIL, HOLY QUEEN, LOVED MOTHER, TO THEE-CONTINUED.
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In gentle pulses thrilled.

3 Sweet Lady of the Sacred Heart.
From Jesus* open side.
On thee the water and the Blood
Flowed as a saving tide.

4 Sweet Lady of the Sacred Heart;
Proclaim thy power above,
From Jesus' wounds send piercing darts,
Transfix our souls with love.

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81— Holy Mary, Mother Mild.

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O, sweet, sweet Mother !
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O, sweet, sweet Mother !

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O, sweet, sweet Mother !
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Remind thy Son that He has paid

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Pray for the sinner, O pray for me !

3 Sojourners in this vale of tears,

To thee, blest Advocate, we cry,
Pity our sorrows, calm our fears,

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Refuge in grief, Star of the sea,
Pray for the mourner, O pray for me !

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83-0 Mother, I Could Weep For Mirth.

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My happy heart to heaven,
That for our sakes thy choicest gifts
To thee, dear Queen, were given.

3 The angels answer with their songs,
Bright choirs in gleaming rows ;

4 Immaculate Conception 1 far

Above all graces blest.
Thou shinest like a royal Star
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5 Oh I I would rather, Mother dear,

Thou shouldst be what thou art ;

And saints flock round thy feet in throngs. Than sit where thou dost, oh I so near
And heaven with bliss o*erflows. Unto the Sacred Heart.

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The fervent prayers of every faithful child ;
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Where Mary lives in everlasting fame,

85— Bring Flowers Of The Rarest.

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1 Bring flowers oftherar-est, bring flowers of the fair-est, From ear-den and wood-landand

2 Oui voic-es as-cend - ing, in bar - mo - ny blend-ing, Oh 1 tnus may our hearts turn, dear

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BRING aOWERS OF THE RAREST-COMTINUED.

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And all our vows fulfil.

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Prevail with Him to hear our prayer.
Who chose to be thy Son.

5 O spotless Maid ! whose virtues shine
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Each action of our lives refine,
And make us pure like thee.

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88— Wilt Thou Look Upon Me, Mother.

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Wilt thou whisper kind directions
To the angei by my side ?

3 Wilt thou pray for me to Jesus,

That His will I e*er may know ;

Wilt thou tell me then His pleasure
That I e'er may to it bow ?

4 Oh then Mother, I petition,

And I know thy aid will come ;
Angels praise thee for it, Mother,
In thy everlasting home.

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89— Rose Of The Cross.

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Where few their way can see — Beside the crimson tree ;

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4 There let me wash my sinful soul,

And be from sin set free,
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3 Get me the grace to love thee more.
Jesus will give if thou wilt plead ;
And Mother, when life's cares are o'er»
Oh, I shall love thee then indeed.

4 Jesus, when His tnree hours were run,
Bequeathed thee from the Cross to me.
And oh I how can I love thy Son,
Sweet Mother, if I love not thee ?

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Teach us love of thee ;
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May we ever be.

3 And when this life is ended.
Be thou at our side ;
As now we fondly trust in thee,
In thee we'll then confide.

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Ma • ter ad - mi • ra - bi-lis, our life, our hope our joy.

2 O Mater Admirabilis, no language can proclaim

The rare and wond'rous sweetness, that's blended with thy name.

3 O Mater Admirabilis, protect our lives from sin,
That in the Heart of Jesus a resting place we win.

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95— The Day Is O'er.

1 The day is o'er,

2 Save one who, wake

3 The while she prays,

4 Fear not, the Lord

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be - hold the si - lence brok-en;
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5 O spouse of God, O Queen of earth and heav - en !

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Vir - gin Mo - - - therof thy God to be;

Ho - ly Mo - - - ther of th*In-car - nate Word I

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THE DAY IS O'ER-CONTINUEO.

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God's blessed angels
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Sing evermore
The work in thee achieved.

3 Joy of the ransomed,
Saints thy love proclaiming,
See in thy smile
The love of thy dear Son,
Love that redeemed them,
Grace that e'er sustained them.
Till the long strife
On earth was hap'ly done.

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Thy beauty and thy grace,

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And ravished with thy face !

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Of daily strife with sin,
Oh ! be with angels near me.
That I the prize may win.
Thy name, O, Mother Mary,
Is music ^ my soul.

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99— Joy ! Joy ! The Mother Comes.

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In rapture lost and love,
While angels round about,
In glowing circles move ;

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3 There in the temple court,

OH Simeon's heart beats high,
And Anna feeds her soul

With food of prophecy ;
II : But, see I the shadows pass,

The world's true Light draws nigh. :|||'

4 O Infant God I O Christ 1

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Thou comest, Joy of joys I

All darkness to annul ;
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100- Hail, Thou Star Of Ocean.

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3 Break the captive's fetters,

To the blind give day ;
Chase all evils from us ;
For all blessings pray.

4 Show thjTself a Mother ;

May the Word divine.
Bom for us thine Infant,
Hear our prayers through thine.

5 Virgin all excelling.

Mildest of the mild,
Freed from guilt preserve us.
Meek and und^led.

6 Keep our life all spotless.

Make our way secure.
Till we find in Jesus
Joy for evermore.

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102— Green Are The Leaves, And Sweet The Flowers.

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GRfiU^ ARE THE UMIS. AND SWEET THE FLOWERS-GONTINUEO.

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The merry sun, you sure woutdjsay,

It ne*er could set in gloom ;
But earth's best joys have all an end.

And sin, a heavy doom.
But Mother maid, thou dost not fade ;

With stars above thy brow,
And the pale moon beneath thy feet,

For ever throned art thou.

Tl^e green , gre^n grass, the glittering grove,

The heaven's majestic dome,
They image forth a tenderer bower,

A more refulgent home ;
They tell us of that Paradise

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And that high Tree, all flowers and fruit, ,

The sweetest yet the best.
O Mary, pure and beautiful,

Thou art the Queen of May ;
Our garlands wear about thy hair,

And they will ne'er decay.

103— The Clouds Hang Thick O'er Israel's Camp.

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2 The wea - pon which our Fa - ther gave Each hand shall fear-less

3 See ; o'er Le-pan - to's wa - ters spread The Mos-lem's dark ar-

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The Ro - sa - ry our' wea - j>on still, To wield in ho - ly

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To Mary's image here.
To Mary's self, then on to God,
Ascends the starry sphere.

3 Sweet are the flowers we have called

This image to adorn,
But sweeter far is Mary's self,
That rose without a thorn.

4 O Lady, by the stars that make

A glory round thy head,
And by thy pure uplifted hands
That for tny children plead,

5 When at the judgment seat I stand,

And ray dread Saviour see,
When hell is raging for my soul.
Pray thou to God for me.

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105—0 Sanctissima, Piissima.

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Mater amata, intemerata,
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Sic Maria inter filias.
Mater amatd, intemerata,
Ora, ora pro nobis.

4 In miseria, in angustia,
Ora Virgo, pro nobis.
Pro nobis ora, in mortis bora,
Ora, ora pro nobis.

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106— Aspirations Before Communion.

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Jesus. O hear my sighs, regard my tears !

O, hide me in Thy wounds, there may I stay.
And never, never more be turned away.

3 Save me, O save me trom my deadly foe !
Call me at death from off my bed of woe !
And take me to Thy arms to hymn Thy praise.
Among Thy Saints in heaven thro* endless days.

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And the blessed Jesus smiles

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Jesus at the marriage feast
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Beg, oh 1 beg thy Son to change it

To the wine of perfect love.

4 Take us all 'neath thy protection,
Heart and soul ana senses take !
Tell dear Jesus we are thine,

And He'll bless us for thy sake ;
And the treasures of our Mary
Up in heaven we shall store,
Naught shall steal them, naught corrode them.
They shall last for evermore.

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108- On this Day, Beautiful Mother.

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Lisping children's humble pray*r;
Young hearts gain, O Virgin pure,
Sweetly to thyself allure.

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Beauteous bud of Eden's bow*r ;
Cherished lily of the vale,
Virgin Mother, Queen we hail.

4 In vain the flow'rs of love we bring,
In vain sweet music's note we sing.
If contrite heart and lowly prayer.
Guide not our gifts to thy bright sphere.

5 Fast our days of life v^e run,
Soon the night of death will come ;
Tower of strength in that dread hour.
Come with all thy gentle power.

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Gentle Star of mom ;
Take from earth its sadness —
Darkest skies adorn.

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Let them behold thee, Mother

^ O I if *tis now so sweet to love,

And oft to breathe thy holy name,
What will it be in realms above —
Where seraphs* ardour hearts inflame ?

3 But hark 1 a voice from starry skies,
Those gentler tones our hearts will know

Our Mother loved has heard our sighs.
She sees us languish here below.

Her children there she'll kindly cheer,
She'll fold them in her fond embrace ;

From ev'ry eye she'll wipe the tear.
And from sad hearts all sorrow chase.

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY.

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Mary, Mistress of the spheres,
Star of hope serenely beaming
Through this darksome vale of tears,

3 Happy angels joy to own thee,
O'er their choirs exalted high,
Thron'd in blissful light and beauty.
Empress of the starry sky.

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112— Blessed Are We As The Children Of A Mother.

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3 Bless, then, oh ! Mary, the gifts of smiling nature,

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Will lays of thy glory, thy beauty be heard.

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It makes* my soul rejoice.

3 Bright as the glittering stars appear,

Bright as the moonbeams shine,

So bright in my mind*s eye is seen
Thy loveliness divine 1

4 Through thee I offer my requests,
And when my prayer is done,
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Thee seated near thy Son.

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I fear not the world, let it rage as it will ;

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If thou. Help of Christians, wilt shelter thy child.

4 In moments of sorrow, in anguish of heart,
In pain, in affliction, my comfort thou art ;
When coldly repulsed and abandoned by all,
Thou still standeth by me, thou hearest my call.

5 O, help me in life, in its work and its woes,
To carry my crosses, to conquer my foes !

O, help me in death, that my soul be set free
To fly unto Jesus, thy Son, and to thee.

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1 Ho - ly pa - tron 1 thee sa • lut -

2 World - ly dang - ers for them fear -

3 Thou, who faith - ful - ly at- tend -

4 May our fer - vent prayers as-cend -

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3 Hail, holy Joseph, hail!

Beloved of angels, hail ;

Cheer thou the hearts that faint,
And guide the steps that fail.

4 Hail, holy Joseph, hail I

God's choice awert thou alone.
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119— Holy Joseph, Dearest Father.

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Of the great Eternal One, Holy Patron then be nigh,

Shielding from the world's rude tempests, In that hour of bitter anguish,
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And he that keeps the keys of heaven, 5 For thou alone art worth them all,
For those on earth that own his rule. City of Martyrs ! thou alone

3 Fathers of mighty Rome, whose word Canst cheer our pilgrim hearts, and call

Shall pass the doom of life or death. The Saviour's sheep to Peter's throne.

By humble cross or bleeding sword 6 All honour, power, and praise be given
Well have they won their laurel wreath. To Him who reigns in bliss on high,

4 Oh happy Rome, made holy now For endless, endless years in heaven,

By these two martyrs' glorious blood ; One only God in Trinity.

124- Michael, Prince Of Highest Heaven

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ST. MICHAEL.
MICHAEL, PRINCE OF HIGHEST HEAVEN-CONTINUEO.

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Be our aid, repel our foes.

3 Breathe into our hearts your sweetness,

Fill our souls with love divine ;
May j our gracious presence ever.
Round your charge protecting shine.

4 We will honour, we will love you,

Blesssd spirit, more and more,
Our devotion still increasing.
As your favours on us pour.

5 Till with you forever singing,

In a glad unending strain.
God the Father, Son and Spirit,
Where the blessed ever reign.

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ST. ANNE.

125— Blessed Anna, Juda's Glory.

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3 From thy stem in beauty budded

Ancient Jesse's mystic rod,
Earth from thee received the Mother
Of the eternal Son of God.

4 All the human race benighted

In the depths of darkness lay,
When in Anne it saw the dawning
Of the long expected day.

5 Honour, glory, virtue, merit.

Be to thee, O Virgin's Son,
With the Father and the Spiri
While eternal ages run.

ST. ANNE.

126-0 Lady High In Glory Raised.

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3 To Him, the Saviour of the world.
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Be with the Sire and Paraclete
Alf glory evermore.

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2 Of old when our fathers touch'd Canada's shore.
They named thee its Patron and Saint evermore.

3 To all who invoke thee thou lendest an ear,
Thou soothest the sorrows of all who draw near.

4 Saint Anne, we implore thee to list to our pray*r
In time of temptation, take us in thy care.

5 In this life obtain for us that which in best,
And bring us at length to our heavenly rest.

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glo-ries of faith they can nev- er de - cay, And the best of our glories is

faith-ful than he to the land of his choice ;Oh, well may the na-tion to
rep-tiles that fled from his curse in dis- may, And Erin, when error's proud

shall the proof of our loy - al-ty be? By all that is dear to our

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whom he was giv-en, In the feast of their Sire and apostle re-joice.
tri - umph is o'er, Will still be found keep-ing Saint Pat - rick's day.

hearts, we would rather Be martyred, sweet Saint, than bring shame upon thee,
yes, they a - lone, Whose hearts are all true on Saint Pat - rick's day.

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his chil-dren away — The dark false faith Far w»orse than death, Oh he

God's help, may display The light that he bore To E - rin's shore. Oh Yes!

129-Hail, Patron Of Erin.

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'Twas the lamp that cheer 'd through the gloom.

3 Like the light, that illumes the billowy sea,
When darkness o'ershadows its breast,

To guide the toss*d mariners, wan with dismay,
To the haven of safety and rest.

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130— Thou, Who Hero-Like, Hast Striven.

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2 Flower of chas-ti-ty, the fair- est Of her li - ly buds thou bear-est

3 Great A-pos-tle, ev - er claim-ing Souls for Je - sus, by the nam-ing,

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Bless-ings on the earth, and gainest Souls whom Je-sus made. Lov-ing fa-ther,

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starry splen-dour, With thine eyes so mild and ten-der, Ma-ry's cli - ent,

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3 Blest youth, who cast a crown away.
To be with Christ despised and poor ;
Teach us to walk our lowly way,
Content, though humble be our store.

5 Thus safe beneath her gentle sway.
Oh, may the grace to us be given
To pass from earth some happy day,
And join thee in the courts of heaven

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love of God and zeal for souls Led ma - ny un - to light ;

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The flames that cleanse, the pangs
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Let light forever on them shine.

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They are the purchased of Thy blood.
Then clasp them, Jesus, to Thy breast ;

For though they suffer, they are
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And grant them. Lord eternal rest —

Let light forever on them shine,

O, listen to those piteous cries

They waft to Thee by night, by day ;
The sobs of love that vainly tries

To rush unto its God away !
By absence, more than pain, distressed,
With love hey burn, with love they pine ,
Then grant them. Lord, eternal rest —
Let light forever on them shine.

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Prophets, patriarchs of old,
Distant climes and countless ages.

Waited eager to behold.
Sing, oh ! sing with exultation.

Haste we to our Father's home ;
Peace, redemption, joy, salvation.

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Glory to th* Eternal Father,

Glory to th' Incarnate Son,
Glory to the Holy Spirit,

Glory to the Three in One.

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1 Like the dawn-ing of the morn - ing, On the moun-tains gold-en

2 Thou wert hap-py, bless-ed Moth - erj With the ve - ry bliss of

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Let the earth-bound soul arise ;
Christ her Sun, all sloth expelling,
Shines upon the morning skies.

3 Lo, the Lamb so long expected,

Comes with pardon down from heaven ;
Let us haste with tears ot sorrow,
One and all to be forgiven.

4 So when next He comes with glory.

Wrapping all the earth in fear,
• May He then, as our defender.
On the clouds of heaven appear.

5 Honour, glory, virtue, merit,

To the Father and the Son,
With the co-eternal Spirit,
While eternal ages run.

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2 Peace on earth, good - will from heav - en, Reach - ing far as

3 Christ is bom : the great A-noint - ed I Heav - en and earth

4 Hast - en, mor • tals, to a-dore Him ; Learn His Name to

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man is found ; . . Souls re-deemed and sins for - giv - en,

His praises sing ! . . . . O re - ceive whom God ap-point - ed

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To Him who is most holy.

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1 See, a - raid the win - ter's snow, Born for us on earth be -low;

2 Lo, with - in a man - ger lies He who built the star - ry skies ;

3 Sa - cred In-fant all di-vine. What a ten-der love was thine ;

4 Teach, oh teach us, ho - ly child, By Thy face so meek and mild ;

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"Fear not" — cries the heavenly stranger-

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Weeping in a lonely manger,

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3 See the shepherds quickly rising,

Hastening to the humble stall,
And the new-born Infant prizing.
As the mighty Lord of all ;

Lowly now they bend before Him,
In His helpless infant state,

Firmly, faithful they adore Him
And His greatness celebrate,

Hark the swell of heavenly voices
Peal along the vaulted sky ;

Angels sing, while earth rejoices —

*• Glory to our God on high ;

Glory in the highest heaven,
Peace to humble men on earth ;

Joy to these and bliss is given,
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The foxes cavd or shed ;
But Thou hast not, Incarnate God,

A place to lay Thy head !
And yet the wealth of sea and mine,
The earth, the heavens— all are Thine !

3 O Jesus, outcast as Thou art,

Poor helpless Babe I see,
Thy poverty has won my heart,

It fans my love for Thee ;
For now I know what wealth to prize —
Thyself ; the treasure of the skies.
4 Before the manger let me bow.

In deep, in thrilling awe.
And let me kiss Thy infant brow.

That's pillowed on the straw.
My very soul with love is stirred,

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tears ; Yet Thou art God, and heav*n and earth Adore Thee with their fears.

145— Angels We Have Heard On High.

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3 Come to Bethlehem, come and see,

Him whose birth the angels sing ;
Come adore on bended knee,

Th' Infant Christ, the neW'bom

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4 See within a manger laid,

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Mary, Joseph, lend your aid,
With us sing our Saviour's birth.
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146— A Glorious Voice Sounds Througli The Niglit.

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A GLORIOUS VOICE SOUNDS THROUGH THE NIGHT-Continued.

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Which leads a few but faithful hearts

To seek the glorious sign.
No dangers can their purpose shake 1

Love suffers no delay ;
Home, kindred, country, they forsake;

God calls, and they obey.

3 Jesus, bright morning Star, our hearts

Cleanse with Thy light within,
And suffer not the tempter's arts

To lure us back to sin.
The Light of Gentile lands adore,

The Day-spring from on high.
Alike the Father evermore,

And Spirit magnify.

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148- Now Are The Days Of Humblest Prayer,

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2 Now is the sea - son, wise - ly long, Of sad - der thought and

3 The feast of pen - ance— oh, so bright, With true con - ver sion's

4 O hap - py time of bless - ed tears. Of sur - er hopes of

5 We, who have loved the world, must learn Up - on that world our

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NOW ARE THE DAYS OF HUMBLEST PRAYER-CONTINUEO.

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Un - do - ing all our e - vi-l years.

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Great Judge of hearts, Thou dost discern

Our ills, and all our weakness know ;
Again to Thee with tears we turn,

Again to us Thy mercy show.
Much have we sinned ; but we confess

Our guilt, and all our faults deplore ;
O, for the praise of Thy great Name,

Our fainting souls to health restore.

And grant us, while by fasts we strive

This mortal body to control,
To fast from all the food of sin,

And so to purify the soul.
Hear us, O Trinity thrice blest ;

Sole Unity, to Thee we cry ;
Vouchsafe us from these fasts below

To reap immortal fruit on high.

150— Christians, Who Of Jesus' Sorrows.

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tree, In His heart our sins be - wail-in g. He as-cends Mount Cal-va-ry.

high; Buff 'ring, bleeding, dy-ing for us, Now be - hold sal - va-tion nigh.

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CHRISTIANS, WHO OF JESUS' SORROWS-CONTINUEO.

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Oh, take us back, we meekly pray.

3 Black is our guilt and great our shame;
But for, the glory of Thy Name,
Forgive the wickedness we own,

And heal the wounds for which we groan.

To mortify each carnal sense ;
That so our souls, from sin set free,
May rise all-holy unto Thee.

Blest Three in One, with grief sincere,
Before thy footstool we appear;
Oh, bless our fast, that it may prove
The source of pardon, peace, and love.

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152— Jesus! Jesus! Behold At Length.

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153—0, Come And Mourn With Me Awhile.

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While His hands and feet she kisses,-

Picture of immortal woe.

3 Oft and oft His arms and bosom

Fondly straining to her own ;
Oft her pallid lips imprinting

On each wound of her dear Son ;
Till at last, in swoons of anguish,
Sense and consciousness are gone.

4 Gentle Mother, we beseech thee.
By thy tears and troubles sore ;
By the death of thy dear Offspring
By the bloody wounds He bore ;
Touch our hearts with that true sorrow
Which afflicted thee of yore.

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4 Quae moerebat, et dolebat,
Pia Mater, dum videbat
Nati poenas inclyti.

5 Quis est homo, qui noo fleret,
Matrem Christi si videret

In tanto supplicio ?

6 Quis non posset contristari,
Christi Matrem contemplari
Dolentem cum Filio ?

7 Pro peccatis suae gentis
Vidit Jesum in tormentis,
Et flagellis subditum.

8 Vidit suum dulcem Natum
Moriendo desolatum,
Dum emisit spiritum.

9 Eja Mater fons amoris,
. Me sentire vim doloris

Fac, ut tecum lugeam.

10 Fac, ut ardeat cor meum

In amando Christum Duem
Ut sibi complaceam.

11 Sancta Mater, istud agas,
Crucifixi fige plagas
Cordi meo valide.

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Tarn dignati pro me pati,
Pcenas mecum divide.

13 Fac me tecum pie flere,
Crucifixo condolere,
Donee ego vixero.

14 Juxta Crucem tecum stare,
Et me tibi sociare

In planctu desidero.

15 Virgo virginum praeclara,
Mihi jam non sis amara,
Fac me tecum plangere.

16 Fac ut port em Christi mortem,
Passionis fac consortem,

Et plagas recolere.

17 Fac me plagis vulnerari,
Fac me ('ruce inebriari,
Et cruore Filii.

18 Flammis me urar succensus.
Per te Virgo sim defensus

In die Judicii.

19 Christe, cum sit hinc exire,
Da per Matrem me venire
Ad palmam victoriae.

20 Quando corpus morietur,
Fac ut animeB donetur
Paradisi gloria. Amen.

ij . Ut digni efficiamur promissionibus Christi.

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Nor left untenanted one hour

That Sacred Human Heart of Thine.
They worshipped Thee, those ransomed souls,

With the fresh strength of love set free ;
They worshipped joyously, and thought

OMlary while they looked on Thee.

3 And Thou too, Soul of Jesus ! Thou

Towards the sacred Flesh didst yearn.
And for the beating of that Heart

How ardently Thy love did burn !
They worshipped while the beauteous Soul

Paused by the Body's wounded Side : —
Bright flashed the cave— before them stood

The Living Jesus glorified.

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157— Alleluia I Alleluia I Let The Holy Anthem Rise.

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And the jeering of the rabble, and the

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And the terrors of the gibbet upon

which He would be slain :
But His death was only slumber — He

is risen up again.

3 Alleluia 1 Alleluia! like the sun from

out the wave,
He has risen up in triumph from the

darkness of the grave ;
He s the Splendour of the Nations,

He's the lamp of endless day,
He's the very Lord of Glory who is

risen up to-day.

4 Alleluia! Alleluia! He has burst our

prison bars,
He has lifted up the portals of our

home beyond the stars ;
He has won for us our freedom — 'neath

His feet our foes are trod ;
He has purchased back our birthright

to the Kingdom of our God,

5 Alleluia I Alleluia ! Blessed Jesus, make

us rise
From the life of this corruption to the

life that never dies.
May we share with Thee Thy glory,

when the days of time are past,
And the dead shall be awakened by

the trumpet's mighty blast.

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158— The Dawn Was Purpling O'er The Sky.

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Christ, the Victim, undefiled
Man to God hath reconciled,
When in strange and awful strife,
Met together death and life.
Christians, on this happy day,
Haste with joy your vows to pay ;
Christ the Lord is ris'n on high,
Now He lives no more to die !

Christ who once for sinners bled,
Now the first-born from the dead,
Thron'd in endless might and pow'r,
Lives and reigns for ever more.
Hail, eternal Hope on high !
Hail, Thou King of victory !
Hail, Thou Prince of Life ador'd !
Help and save us, gracious Lord !

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TO-DAY HE'S RISEN-CONTINUEO.

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Thy smitten Heart's best offering.

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Still nourished from Thy side survives,
And life and all from Thee derives.

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Thy warriors win their heavenly might ;
And hence, Thy martyrs sing their psalms,
And joyous wave triumphal palms.

Where Thou, the head, art gone Thy voice
Calls all Thy members to rejoice ;
Ah, let them cleave the shining way,
Thy footprints through the ether fray.
To Thee be glory, conquering King,
Who unto heaven Thy way dost wing,
Great Son of the eternal Sire.
Whose Spirit is our one desire.

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ASCENSION.

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Be Thou to us, O Lord,
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In Heav'n our great reward.

3 Renew our strength ; our sins forgive '

Our miseries efface ;
And lift our souls aloft to Thee,

By Thy celestial grace.
So, when Thou shinest on the cloud.

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And our lost crowns regain.

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164— Veni Creator Spiritus.

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Truest comfort of our woes.

PENTECOST.

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HOLY SPIRIT, COME AND SHINE-CONTINUEO.

4 Wash away each sinful stain ; 5 Unto all Thy faithful just,

Gently shed Thy gracious rain Who in Thee confide and trust,

On the dry and fruitless soul. Deign the seven-fold gift to send.

Heal each wound and bend each will, Grant us virtue's best increase,

Warm our hearts benumbed and chill, Grant a death of hope and peace,

All our wayward steps control. Grant. the joys that never end.

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And grant ourfiesh, so weak and frail, 7 To Sire and Son be praises meet.

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TRINITY.

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3 Seated, with His brethren round Him,

On the night when last they met,
For the law's complete fulfilmeni

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Then before the twelve disciples
For their food Himself He set,

By a word the Word Incarnate
Simple bread to Flesh divine.

Simple wine to Blood converteth ;
But, if sense to doubt incline,

Under faith's sufficient teaching
Simple hearts all doubts resign.

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171— Lauda Sion.

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Panis vivus et vitalis

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TurbsB fratrum duodense,

Datum non ambigitur.

3 Sit laus plena, sit sonora,
Sit jucunda, sit decora

Mentis jubilatio.
Dies enim solemnis agitur,
In qua mensae prima recolitur

Hujus institutio.

4 In hac mensa novi Regis,
Novum Pascha novae legis,

Phase vetus terminat.
Vetustatem novitas,
Umbram fugat Veritas,

Noctem lux eliminat.

5 Quod in coena Christus gessit,
Faciendum hoc expressit

In sui memoriam.
Docti siacris institutis,
Panem, vinum in salutis

Consecramus hostiam.

6 Dogma datur Christianis,
Quod in carnem transit panis,

Et vinum in sanguinem.
Quod non capis, quod non vides,
Animosa firmat fides,

Praeter rerum ordinem.

7 Sub diversis speciebus,
Signis tantum et non rebus,

Latent res eximiae.
Caro, cibus, sanguis, potus ;
Manet tamen Christus totus

Sub utraque specie.

8 A sumente non concisus,
Non confractus, non divisus,

Integer accipitur.
Sumit unus, sumunt mille :
Quantum isti, tantum ille :

Nee sumptus consumitur.

9 Sumunt boni, sumunt mail :
Sorte tamen inaequali,

VitBB, vel interitus.
Mors est malis, vita bonis :
Vide paris sumptionis

Quam sit dispar exitus.

10 Fracto demum Sacramento,
Ne vacilles, sed memento,
Tantum esse sub fragmento,

Quantum toto tegitur.
Nulla rei fit scissura,
Signi tantum fit fractura :
Qua nee status, nee statura

Signati minuitur.

11 Ecce panis Angelorum,
Factus cibus viatorum :
Vere panis filiorum,

Non mittendus canibus.
In figuris praBsignatur,
Cum Isaac immolatur :
Angus Paschse deputatur,

Datur manna patribus.

12 Bone pastor, panis vere,
Jesu nostri miserere ;
Tu nos pasce, nos tuere :
Tu nos bona fae videre

In terra viventium.
Tu, qui cuncta sciset vales,
Qui nos pascis hie mortales
Tuos ibi commensales,
Cohaeredes, et sodales,

Fac sanctofbm civium.
Amen. Alleluia.

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172— Sweet Saviour ! Bless Us Ere We Go.

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The scanty triumphs grace hath won,
The broken vow, the frequent fall.

3 Grant us, dear Lord ! from evil ways,

True absolution and release ;
And bless us more than in past days.
With purity and inward peace.

4 Do more than pardon ; give us joy ;

Sweet fear and sober liberty ;
And simple hearts without delay,
That only long to be like Thee.

5 Sweet Saviour 1 bless us, night is come;

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Good angels watch about our home*.
And we are one day nearer Thee.

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173— Now That The Daylight Dies Away.

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Keep us, like shrines, beneath Thine eye, And Holy Ghost, the Comforter,
Pure in our foe's despite. Eternal Three in One.

174—0 Dearest Lord, 'Tis Evening Now.

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Held captive in Thy presence here ;
When breath ing silence wraps us round ,
For in the hush we feel Thee near.
"To serve Thee, Jesus, is to reign,"
And sweet Thy yoke, when borne
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To die for Thee, oh ! it is gain ;
When endless life awaits above.

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175— Hark, Hark, My Soul, Angelic Songs Are Swelling.

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HARK, HARK, MY SOUL. ANGELIC S0NQ8 ARE SWEUING-CONTmUED.

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The voice of Jesus sounds o*er land
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And laden souls, by thousands meekly
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Kind Shepherd, turn their weary
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4 Rest comes at length, though life be
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The day must dawn and darksome
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All journeys end in welcomes to the
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And heaven, the heart's true home,
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OCCASIONAL.

176— Lead, Kindly Light, Amid Tiie Encircling Gloom.

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LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT. AMID THE ENCIRCLING GLOOM-CONTINUEO.

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Pride ruled my will: re-mem-ber not

Which I have loved long since, and lost

for me.
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PRUNE THOU THY WORBS, THE TH0U6HT8 CONTROL-CONTINUED.

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In soft luxurious flow, Where hearts and wills are weighed,

Shrinks when hard service must be done, Than brightest transports, choicest prayers
And faints at every woe. Which bloom their hour and fade.

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1 Faith of our Fa - thersl liv - ing still,

2 Our Fathers, chained in pris - ons dark,

3 Faith of our Fa - thers 1 Ma - ry's prayers

4 Faith of our Fa - thers! we will love

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Were still in
Shall keep our
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heart and con - science free;

coun - try fast to thee;

foe in all our strife;

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How sweet would be
And thro' the truth
And preach thee too,

beat

their

that

as

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FAITH OF OUR FATHERS-CONTINUED.

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high with joy,

child-ren's fate,

comes from God,

love knows how,

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When - e'er they hear that glo - rious word.

If they, like them, could die for thee.

Oh, we shall pros - per and be free 1

By kind-ly words and vir - tuous life.

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179— Yes, Heaven Is The Prize.

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OCCASIONAL.
YES, HEAVEN 18 TNE PRiZE-CONTlMUED.

CHORUS,

glimpse of Par - a - dise

Iff

Re-pays a life of pain.

heav - en I yes, heav - en ! Yes, heav-en is the prize I Yes

prize.

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2 Yes, heaven is the prize 1 He surely wins who tries,

When sorrows press around, For hope can conquer pain.
• Look up beyond the skies,

Where hope and strength are found. 4 Yes, heaven is the prize !

Death opens wide the door ;

3 Yes, heaven is the prize ! And then the spirit flies

Oh ! 'tis not hard to gain ; To God for evermore.

180- Pity, My God, 'Tis For Our Loved Land.

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1 Pi - ty my God ; 'tis for our lov - ed /and,

2 Our er - ring souls, so long estranged from truth,

3 Pi - ty, my God ; on those mis - guid - ed men

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Look up for sol - ace to Thy sa-cred Throne ; Light up their faith, that,
Who outrage Thee, but know not what they do ; In mer - cy wait, and

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break his pris-on band, Thy Church's loss - es in Thy might repair.

likej the eag-le' s youth, It be renewed, and shine as once it shone,

drawthemback a - gain, Their faith and love in sor-row to re-new.

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181— Veni Jesu, Amor Mi.

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183- Whene'er Across This Sinful Flesh Of Mine.

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For their brief hour unbound,

Shudder to see, and wail their overthrow ?
While on far heathen ground
Some lonely Saint hails the fresh odour, though

Its source he cannot know.

184— Hark! Hark! The Angels Singing,

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HARK I HARK ! THE ANGELS SINGING-CONTlNUED.

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185— Dear Angel, Ever At My Side.

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2 Thy beautiful and shining face

I see not, the* so near ;
The sweetness of thy soft low voice,
I am too deaf to hear.

3 I cannot feel thee touch my hand,

With pressure light and mild,
To check me as my mother did.
When I was but a child.

4 But I have felt thee in my thoughts,

Fighting with sin for me :
And when my heart loves God, I know
The sweetness is from thee.

^ And when, dear spirit, I kneel down,.
Morning and night to prayer,
Something there is within my heart,
Which tells me thou art there.

6 Yes I when I pray, thou prayest too ;

Thy prayer is all for me ;
But when I sleep, thou sleepest not,
But watchest patiently.

7 Then love me, love me, Angel dear I

And I will love thee more ;
^nd help me, when my soul is cast
Upon th* eternal shore.

Sempliee.

186— Bless Me, Befriend Me.

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2 Beam on my

3 An - gel so

4 O, may I

5 Till my last

friend me, Sweet an - gel,
glad - ness. Thy joy I
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BLESS ME. BEFRIEND ME-CONTINUED.

Watch me, de

Shine on my

Sin - ful and

Keep — keep me

Till the to

fend me
sad - ness,
low - ly,
ev - er
mor - row

By night and

And sor - row

My guard - ian

In love and

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day;
bear ;

be,

fear,
bright ;

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per - ish —

keep - idfe

min - ions

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In life's wan - der - ings.

No foe shall I fear.

My trust is thy prayer.

My life shall be blest.

More fair than the sky.

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UTANY OF BLESSED VIRGIN MARY. No. I .-CONTINUED.

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Litany Of The Blessed Virgin Mary, No. 2.

Moderato,

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Ky - ri - e e - lei - son, Chris - te e - lei • son, Ky - ri - e e - lei - son.

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Mi se

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mi - se - re - re

3. -

ra pro no - bis O - ra pro

2 Sane

ta

Tri -ni

tas,

Sane - ta

Tri - m - tas,

3 Sane

ta

Ma-

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a

Sanc-ta De - i

Ge - ni - trix,

4 Ma

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ter

Chris

- ti

Mater di - vi - nae

gra - ti - 89,

5 Ma

ter

cas-

tissi -

ma

Mater in - vi - -

la - ta,

6 Ma

ter

a-

ma -

bi - lis

Mater ad - mi-

ra - bis - lis,

7 Ma - ter

Sal

- va-

to -

ns

Vir - go pruden-

tis - si - ma,

8 Vir - go

prse

- di-

ean -

da

Vir - - go

po - tens.

9 Vir - -

go

fi-

de -

lis,

Spec-u - lum jus-

ti- - ti - SB.

10 Causa nos

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l8B-

ti .

ti • ae,

Vas spi - ri tu -

a - le.

II Vas insigne

devoti-

nis,

Ro - - sa

Mys - ti - ca,

12 Tur

ns

e -

bur -

ne - a,

Do - • mus

au - re - a.

13 Ja

nu

- a

CCE

li.

Stella ma - tu -

ti - na,

14 Re - f u -

gium pecea-

to -

rujn,

Consolatrix afflic-

to - rum

15 Re - gina

An

- ge-

lo -

rum, Re-

gina Pa - tri-ar-

charum Re-

16 Re - gina

A-

posto-

lo -

num; Re-

gi - na

Martyrum Re-

17 Re - gi -

na

Vir - gi .

• num, Re-

gina Sancto • rum

omnium Re-

18 Re

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-

gi - -

na

Sane

tis - si - mi

Andante,

I Ag - nus De-i qui tol-lis peccata mundi par - ce no-bis par - ce

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2 ex-au-di nos ex - au-

3 Mi - se - re-re Mi - se-

LITANY OF THE B. V. M.

283

Litany Of The Blessed Virgin l\^ary. No. 2. Continued,

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le - i - son. Chris - te au - di nos, Chris-te ax - au - di nos.

nobis
nobis

U - nus
Sanc-ta Vir - go
Ma - ter pu-
Mater in-te-me-
Mater Cre - a
Vir - go ve - ne-
Vir - go
Se - des sa - pi-
Vas ho - no-
Tur - ris Da-
Foe - de - ris
Sa • lus in • fir-
Auxilium Christia-
gi - naProphe-
gi • naCon-fes-
gina sine labe con-
Ro - - -
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miserere nobis
O - ra pro nobis

De -us
vir-ginum
rissi - ma,
ra - ta
to - ris,
ran-da,
cle-mens,
en - ti-89,
ra - bile,
vi-di - ca,
ar • ca,
mo - rum,
no - rum,
ta • rum,
so -rum,
cep - ta,
sa - rii.

miserere
O-ra pro

nobis
nobis

miserere
O-ra pro

►O-ra pro nobis, O-ra pro

no

bis.

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Tempo prima.

n.c.

no - bis, parce nobis Domi - ne.

Christe audi nos Christeex audi nos.

y y V -

-h- — ly ^ - r I I

di nos ex-au-di nos Do-mi-ne.
re - re mi - sere-re no - bis.

284

TE DEUM LAUDAMUS.

188— Te Deum Laudamus.

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V. Benedicamus Patrem. et Fiiium
cum Sancto Spiritu.

R. Laudemus, et superexaltemus Eum
in ssBcula.

V. Benedictus es, Domine Deus, in
£rmamento coeli.

R. Et laudabilis, et gloriosus, et super-
exaltatus in sfficula.

V. Benedic anima mea Domino.

R. Et noli oblivisci omnes retribu-
tiones ejus.

V. Domine exaudi orationem meam.

B. Et clamor mens ad te veniat.

V. Dominus vobiscum,

R. Et cum Spiritu tuo.

V. Oremus, &c.

288

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190— Miserere.

1 Mi - se

2 Et se

1

19

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r ra - ti

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3

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i, De - us,*

o - num tu - a - rum.

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dele i

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se - n - cor - di - am tu
ni - qui - ta - tem me

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am.

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3 Amplius lava me ab iniqui-ta-te
me - a, * et a pecca - to me - o mun - da

me.

4 Quoniam iniquitatem meum e-go
cog - nos - CO, * et peccatum meum con -
tra - me - est - sem - per.

5 Tibi soli peccavi, et malum co - ram
te - fe - ci ; * ut justificeris in sermonibus
tuis, et vincas cum - jud - i - ca - ris.

6 Ecce enimin iniquitatibusrcon-cep-
tus sum, * et in peccatis concepit me-
ma - ter me - a.

BENEDICTUS.

289

MISERERE— Continued

f Ecce enim veritatem-dit - ex - is - ti ;
* incerta et occulta sapientisa tuae mani •
fes- tas -ti mi -hi

8 Asperges me hyssopo-et-mun - da -
bor : * lavabis me, et super ni - vem d<. -
al-ba- bor.

9 Auditui meo dabis gaudium et-lsB-
ti - ti - am : * et-exultabunt ossa hu - mi •
li - a • ta.

10 Averte faciam tuam a pec - ca - tis
me • is. * et omnes iniquita • tes me - as
de - le.

11 Cor mandum crea in-me De - us, *
et spiritum rectum iunova in viscer - i -
ba:» me • is.

12 Ne projicias me a f a • cie tu - a, *
et Spiritum Sanctum tuum ne au-fer • as
a me.

i^ Redde mihi Isatitiam salu • ta • ris
-1, * et spiritu principa-li con -fir -

ta

ma me.

14 Docebo iniquos*vi • as tu • as, * et
impii ad te-con - ver - ten • tur.

15 Libera me de sanguinibus, Deus.
Deus sal - u - tis me - ae, * et exultabit
lingua mea justi - ti - am tu - am.

16 Domine, labia me - a a - pe - ries ; *
et OS meum annuntia bit-lau-dem tu-am.

17 Quoniam si voluisses, sacrificium
de • dis • sem u • tique ; * holocaust - is
non de-lec - ta • beris.

18 Sacrificium Deo spiritus contri-
bu - la • tus ; * cor contritum et humila-
tum, Deus, non de - spi - cies.

19 Benigne fac. Domine, in bona vol-
untate - tu - a Si - on, * ut sedificentur
mu • ri Je - ru - salem.

^ 20 Tunc acceptabis sacrificium justi-
tiaB, oblationes et ho - lo - caus • ta ; *
tunc imponent super alta • re tu-um vi -
tulos.
21 Gloria Patri, etc.

191 & 192— Dies Irae and Libera.

For Funeral Services, see Miss a Pro Defunctis.

193-Benedictus.

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2 Et erexit coma sal • u • tis no • bis : *
in domo David pu • er • i su - i.

3 Sicut locutus est per • os sancto •
ram. * ^ui a saecalo sunt, prophe • ta -
rume-jo8.

t

4 Salutem ex ini-mi - cis nos - tris. *
et de manu omnium qui-o • der- unt nos.

5 Ad faciendam misericordiam cum-
pa - tribus nos - tris, * et memorari tes-
tamenti-su • i sane • ti.

2go

ASPERGES ME.

BENEDICTUS-CONTINUED.

6 Jusjurandum quod juravit ad Abra-
ham-pa - trem nos - trum, * datu - rum
se no - bis.

7 Ut sine timore, de manu inimicorum
nostrorum-li - bera - ti, * servi - a - mus
il - li.

8 In sanctJtate, et justitia - co - ram
ip - so, * omnibus di-e - bus nos - tris.

9 Et tu, puer, propheta Altissi - mi
vo - ca - beris,* prsBibis enim ante faciem
Domini parare-vi - as e -jus:

10 Ad dandam scientiam salutis -pie-
bi e - jus ; * in remissipnem pecca - to -
rum e - o - rum :

11 Per vicera misericordisB-De - i nos -
tri : * in quibus visitavit nos ori - ens ex
al - to :

12 Illuminare his, qui in tenebris, et
in u mbra-mor - tis se-dtent: * ad diri-
gendos pedes nostros in-vi - am pa - cis.

13 Gloria Pairi, etc.

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A8PFRGE8 ME-GOMmillEO.
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AGNUS DEI.

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re, mis - e - re - re.

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RULES FOR BRANCH SODALITIES.

The object of the Sodality is to promote devotions to the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Branch Sodalities should be affiliated with the Sodality of the Roman College.

The governing body of each branch should consist of a Father Director, a
President, Secretary and two Assistants, together with a Council of six or twelve.
Other officers may be appointed by this body.

The Sodality should have regular meetings for religious exercises, and should
also recite at such meetings, at least, the ''Little Office of the Immaculate Concep-
tion."

Members should receive Holy Communion once a month, and also upon the
principal festivals of the year.

Members who absent themselves from regular meetings should explain their
absence to the Prefect,

Members should all contribute towards paying any necessary expenses incurred
by the Sodality.

Sodalists should visit at their homes members who are unable to attend the
meetings through sickness, and a Mass should be offered and special prayers said
for the repose of any deceased member's soul.

Candidates for admission should apply to the Father Director or Prefect, and
postulants should spend at least one month as a period of probation.

Election of officers should be held annually, and conducted in the manner pre-
scribed by the Father Director, who may, in his discretion, reject any appointment.

Note — The rules for the eovcmment of Sodalities and the conduct of officers and members,
together with the list of the indulgences within the reach of Sodalists, may be found in detail in the
" Manual of the Sodality," (Benziger Bros.), or in the " Manual for the Children of Mary," (John Chis-
holm, Edinburgh).

The Hymn. ** Veni Creator," is said or swig.- — See page 60.
For translation^ see ** Come, Holy Ghost, Creator Blest," page 259.

V. Emitte Spiritum Tuum et creabun- V. Send forth Thy Spirit and they shall

tur. be created.

R. Et renovabis faciem terrsB. R. And Thou shalt renew the face of

the earth.

OremtLS. Let us pray.

DEUS, quicordafidelium Sancti Spir- r\ GOD, who by the light of the Holy
itus illustratione docuisti; da nobis in \J Ghost hast instructed the hearts of
eodem Spiritu recta sapere et de ejus Thy faithful, grant us. through the same
semper consolatione gaudere. Perjesum Holy Spirit, to relish what is right, and
Chnstum Dominum nostrum. Amen. evermore to rejoice in His consolations

through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

(Here, follows the Exhortaiion. )

11.

THE SODALITY OF THE

The Blessing of the Medals.

V. Adjutorium nostrum in nomine
Domini.

R. Qui fecit coelum et terram.
V. Domine exaudi orationem meam.
R. Et clamor mens ad te veniat.
V. Dominus vobiscum. •

R. Et cum spiritu tuo.

Oremtis.

OMNIPOTENS sempiterne Deus, qui
sanctorum tuorum imagines (sive
effigies) sculpi aut pingi non reprobas,
ut quoties illas oculis corporis intueniur,
toties eorum actus et sanctitatem ad im-
itandum memorisa oculis meditemur;
has qusasumus, imagines in honorem et
memoriam beatissimsB Virginis Ma-riae,
Matris Domini nostri Jesu Christi, ad-
aptatas bene »ii dicere et sancti i^i ficare
digneris, et prsBsta, ut quicumque coram
illis beatissimam Virginem suppliciter
colere et honorare studuerit, illius me-
ntis et obtentu, a te gratiam in prsBsenti
et saternam gloriam obtineat in futurum.
Per Christum Dominum nostrum.
R. Amen.

V. Our help is in the name of the Lord
R. Who made heaven and earth,
V. O Lord, hear my prayer.
R. And let my supplication come unto
Thee.
V. The Lord be with you.
R. And with thy. spirit.

Let us pray.

ALMIGHTY and eternal God» who
hast permitted the images of Thy
saints to be sculptured or painted ; in
order that beholding them every day
with our corporal eyes, and meditating
upon their actions and sanctity, we may
be led to imitate their virtues, deign to
bless and sanctify these medals which
have been made in honour and com-
memoration of the most Blessed Virgin
Mary, Mother of our Lord Jesus Christ ;
and grant that whoever humbly invokes
the Blessed Virgin before them, may
obtain through her merits, grace in this
present life and eternal glory in the life
to come.
R. Amen.

Here the Medals are sprinkled loith Holy Water.

Ea^h Candidate^ holding a lig?Ued candle in the hand, here recites the Act of

Consecration in a clear and audible voice.

Act of Consecration.

HOLY Mary, Mother of God and Virgin, I, N. iV., choose thee this day for my
Queen, my Patroness, and my Advocate, and I firmly resolve and purpose
never to abandon thee, and never to say or do anything against thee, nor allow any-
thing to be done against thy honour by those subject to me. I beseech thee, there-
fore, receive me as thy servant for ever, assist me in all my actions, and abandon
me not at the hour of death. Amen.

When the Act of Gonsecraiion has been redted^ the Celebrant gives a medai,

already blessed, to ea^h Candidate, saying :

Celebrant. — Accipe signum Congrega-
tionis B. V. M. ad corporis et animae
defensionem, ut divinae bonitatis gratia,
et ope BeatissimsB Virginis Mariae Ma-
tris tu8B, aeternam beatitudinem conse-
qui merearis ; in nomine Patris ^ et
Filii et Spiritus Sancti. Amen.

f

Celebrant. — Receive this medal of the
Blessed Virgin Mary as a safeguard and
defence for your body and soul, that, by
the grace of the Divine goodness, and
the assistance of Mary your Mother, you
may deserve to obtain eternal happiness;
in the Name of the Father >i< and of the
Son and x>f the Holy Ghost. Amen.

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY.
7%en he adds, turning towards the new Members.

IIL

AD majorem Dei gloriam, in laudem
beatissimsB Virginis Mariae, in spir-
ituale hujus Coogregationis bonum, et
ex potestate a summo Pontifice mihi de-
lata ego pro tempore hujus Congrega-
tionis Praeses vos in numerum Sodalium
nostrae Congregaticnis sub titulo Imma-
culatae Conceptionis, B. V. M., erectae
suscipio, et participes reddo et declaro
omnium gratiarum et fructuum, privile-
giorum et indulgentiarum, quae sancta
Romana Ecclesia ipsi primarisB Congre-
gationi RomansB, cui haec nostra can-
onice aggregata est, concessit : In no-
mine Patris ^ et Filii et Spiritus Sancti.
Amen.

SUSCIPI AT vos Christus in numerum
confratrum nostrorum et suorum
famulorum. Concedat vobis tempus
bene vivendi, locum bene agendi, con-
stantiam, bene perseverandi, et ad aeter-
nae vitae haereditatem feliciter perveni-
endi ; et sicut nos hodie fraterna caritas
spiritualiter jungit in terris ita divina
pietas, quae dilectionis est auctrix, et
amatrix, nos cum fidelibus conjungere
dignetur in ccelis. Per eundem Chris-
tum Dominum nostrum. Amen.

V. Confirma hoc 'Deus, quod operatus
es in nobis.

R. A templo sancto tuo, quod est in
Jerusalem.

V. Salvos fac famulos tuos, (or famu-
las tuas).

R. Deus mens sperantes in te.

V. Mitte eis Domine auxilium de
Sancto.

R. Et de Sion tuere eos, (or eas).

V. Domine, exaudi orationem meam.

R. £t clamor meus ad te veniat.

V. Dominus vobiscum.

R. Et cum spiritu tuo.

Oremxia.

ADESTO Domine supplicationibus
nostris et hos famulos tuos q^uos (or
has famulas tuas quas) Congregationi, B.
V. M., aggregavimus benedicere digna-
re, et praesta, ut statuta nostra per auxi-
lium gratiae tuae, sancte, pie et religiose
vivendo valeant observare, et observando
vitam promere sempiternam ; per Chris-
tarn Dominum nostrum. Amen.

TO the greater glory of God, and to
the honour of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, and for the spiritual good of .this
Congregation, and by the power granted
me by our most Holy Father the Pope,
I, Director for the time being of this
Congregation, receive you into the num-
ber of the Members of our Congregation,
erected under the title of the Immacu-
late Conception, and render you sharers
and partakers of all the graces and fruits,
privileges, and indulgences which the
Holy Roman Church has granted to the
Primary Sodality at Rome to which ours
has been canonically affiliated : In the
name of the Father ^ and of the Son
and of the Holy Ghost. Amen.

MAY Christ receive you into the num-
ber of our brethren and his ser-
vants. May He give you grace to lead
a holy life, opportunity to do good, and
constancy to persevere therein, that you
may arrive happily at the inheritance of
life eternal. And as fraternal charity
unites us this day spiritually on earth,
may the Divine goodness, who is the
author and lover of charity, vouchsafe
to admit us among the saints in heaven.
Through the same Christ our Lord.

Amen.

V. Confirm, O Lord, what thou hast
wrought in us.

R. Even in thy holy temple which is
in Jerusalem.

V. Save thy servants.

R. Who hope in thee, O my God.

V. Send them help from thy holy
place.

R. And from Sion protect them.

V. Lord, hear my prayer.

R. And let my supplication come unto
Thee.

V. The Lord be with you.

R. And with thy spirit.

Let us pray.

HEAR, O Lord, our supplications
and deign to IdIcss these Thy ser-
vants whom we have received into the
Congregation of the most Blessed Virgin
Mary ; and grant that by the aid of Thy
grace they may observe our rules, living
holily and piously, and may by observing
them, merit eternal liie. Amen.

S^'Am.^-^.

S>jk^k^'

IV.

THE SODALITY OF THE

The Ceremony conclvdes with the '* Magnificat," (page 30.), orthe*'^ TeDeum,

(page 284)

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V. Benedictus es, Domine, Deus pat-
ruiil nostrorum.

R. £t laudabilis et gloriousus in sae-
cula.

V. Benedicamus Patrem, et Filium,
cum Sancto Spiritu.

R, Laudemus et superexaltemus Hum
in saecula.

V. Benedictus es, Domine Deus, in
firmamento cceli.

R. £t laudabilis, et gloriousus, et sup-
erexaltatus in ssBCula.

V. Benedic, anima mea, Domino.

R. Et noli oblivisci omnes retribu-
tiones Ejus.

V. Domine, exaudi orationem meam.

R. Et clamor meus ad te veniat.

V, Dominus vobiscum.

R. £t cum spiritu tuo.

OremxiLS.

DEUS, cujus misericordisB non est
numerus, et bonitatis infinitus est
thesaurus, piissimse Majestati tusB pro
collatis donis gratias agimus, tuam sem-
per clementiam, exorantes : ut qui peten-
tibus postulata concedis, eosdem non
deserans, ad presmia futura disponas.

Deus, qui corda fidelium Sancti
Spiritus illustratione docuisti ; da nobis
in eodem Spiritu recta sapere, et de ejus
semper consolatione gaudere.

Deus, qui neminem in te sperantem
nimium affligi permittis, sed pium preci-
bus prsBstas auditum : pro postulationi-
bus nostris, votisque susceptis gratias
agimus, te piissime deprecantes, ut a
cunctis semper muniamur adversis. Per
Christum Dominum nostrum.

R. Amen.

V. Blessed art Thou, O Lord, the God
of our fathers.

R. And worthy to be praised and glo-
rified forever.

V. Let us bless the Father and the
Son, with the Holy Ghost.

R. Let us praise and magnify Him
forever.

V. Blessed art Thou, O Lord, in the
firmament of heaven.

R. And worthy to be praised, glorious,
and exalted forever.

V. Bless the Lord, O my soul.

R. And forget not all His benefits.

V. O Lord, hear my prayer.

R. And let my cry come unto Thee.

V. The Lord be with you.

R. And with thy spirit.

Ltet U8 pray.

OGOD, whose mercies are without
number, and the treasure of whose
goodness is infinite: we render thanks
to Thy most gracious Majesty, for the
gifts Thou hast bestowed upon us, ever-
more beseeching Thy clemency, that as
Thou grantest the petitions of those
that ask Thee, Thou wilt never forsake
them, but wilt prepare them for the re-
wards to come.

O Gkxl, who hast taught the hearts of
the faithful by the light of the Holy
Spirit: grant us, by the same Spirit,
to relish what is right, and evermore to
rejoice in His consolation.

O God, who sufferest none that hope
in Thee to be afflicted above their
strength, but dost afiford a gracious ear
unto their prayers : we render Thee
thanks that Thou hast heard our sup-

Elications and vows ; and we most hum-
ly beseech Thee, that we may ever-
more be protected from all adversities.
Through Christ our Lord.
R. Amen.

Reception of Aspirants.

If there are any Aspirants to be received, they now advance to the altar, and
make aloud the following Act of Consecration : —

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY. V.

Act of Consecration.

MOST Holy Virgin Mary, Mother of my God, I — though unworthy to be thy
servant, moved nevertheless by thy exceeding tenderness, and by the desire of
serving thee— K:hoose thee this day, in the presence of my Angel Guardian, and of
the whole court of Heaven, for my special Mistress, Advocate, and Mother ; and I
firmly resolve to serve thee always^ and to do all in my power to gain others also to
thy service, Therefore, I beseech thee, most tender of mothers, by the blood of thy
Son shed for me, that thou woulds^ receive me into the number of thy devoted
clients. Assist me in all my undertakings, and obtain for me the grace so to rule
all my thoughts, words, and works, that I may never be displeasing in thy sight,
nor in the sight of thy divine Son.

Prayers to be Recited at the Meetings.

(Taken from the '* Preci solite a recitarsi nella Congregazione Prima Primaria," Roma, 1823.)

Btfort the Exhortation,

COME, Holy Ghost, replenish the hearts of Thy faithful, and enkindle in them
the fire of Thy love.

V. Send forth Thy Spirit, O Lord, and they shall be created. ^
R. And Thou shalt renew the face of the earth.

Xe£ us pray,

OGOD, who by the light of the Holy -Ghost hast instructed the hearts of Thy
faithful, grant us through the same Holy Spirit, to relish what is right, and
evermore to rejoice in His consolations, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

Here part of the Office of the Immaculate Conception is recited (seepage vii J,
after which an Exhortation is given.

After the Exhortation,

V. Confirm, O Lord, what Thou hast wrought in us.
R. From Thy holy temple which is in Jerusalem.

Lei us pray.

GRANT us, we beseech Thee, O Lord, the aid of Thy grace, that acknowleding
Thee as the author of all good, we may, by Thy assistance, accomplish all that
Thou commandest ; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

V. Be mindful of Thy Association. V. May they rest in peace.

R. Which has been Thine from the R. Amen,

beginning. V. For our absent brethren.

V. Let us pray for our benefactors. R. Save Thy servants who trust in

R. Reward, O Lord, with eternal life. Thee, O my God.

all those who have done us good for Thy V. Send them help, O Lord, from

Name sake. Thy holy place.

V. Let us pray for our deceased bre- R. And from Sion protect them,

thren. V. Lord, hear my prayer.

R. Grant them, O Lord, eternal rest, R. And let my supplication come un-

and let perpetual light shine upon them. to Thee.

Let us pray.

LOOSEN, O Lord, we pray Thee, in Thy pity, the bonds of our sins, and by the
intercession of the Blessed Mary, ever Virgin, Mother of God, the blessed
Apostles Peter and Paul, and all the saints, keep us, Thy servants, and our abodes in
all holiness ; cleanse us, our relations, kinsfolk, and acquaintances, from all stain of

VI.

THE SODALITY OF THE B.V.M.

sin : adorn us with all virtue ; grant to us peace and health ; drive far off all our
enemies, visible and invisible; bridle our appetites; grant us healthful seasons;
show forth Thy love towards our friends and our enemies ; guard Thy holy city ;
preserve our Sovereign Pontiff [N.] , and defend all our prelates, princes, and all
Thy Christian people from all adversity. Let Thy blessing be ever upon us, and
grant to all the faithful departed eternal rest ; through Christ our Lord. Amen.

Prayer for a Sick Member.

ALMIGHTY, everlasting God, the eternal salvation of them that believe, hear
us in behalf of Thy servant who is sick, for whom we implore the aid of Thy
mercy, that, being restored to health, he (or she) may render thanks to Thee in Thy
Church. Through Christ our Lord. Amen.

For A Deceased Member.

The Psalm, I?e Profundis,

{For LcUin, see page 57.)

OUT of the depths have I cried unto
Thee,*0 Lord : Lord hear my voice.

2 Let Thine ears be attentive to the
voice of my supplication..

3 If Thou, O Lord, wilt mark iniqui-
ties ; Lord, who shall abide it ?

4 For with Thee there is merciful
forgiveness ; and by reason of Thy law
I have waited for Thee, O Lord.

5 My soul hath relied on His word ;
my soul hath hoped in the Lord.

6 From the morning watch even until
night ; let Israel hope in the Lord,

7 Because with the Lord there is
mercy ; and with Him is plenteous re-
demption.

8 And he shall redeem Israel from all
his iniquities.

9 Eternal rest give to them, O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon them.

Glory be to the Father, etc.

QGOD, the Creator and Redeemer of all the faithful, grant to the souls of Thy
servants departed, the remission of all their sins, that through pious supplications
they may obtain that pardon they have always desired ; through Christ our Lord.
Amen.

May they rest in peace. Amen.

VII.

€tttle ®ffice of tl^e 3mmaculatc (Conception.

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AT MATINS.

EJA, mea labia, nunc annuntiate
Laudes et praeconia Virginis beatse.
V. Domina, in adjutorium meum in-
tend e.

R. Me de manu hostium potenter
defende.

V. Gloria Patri, etc. Alleluia.

COME, my lips, and wide proclaim.
The bless^ Virgin's spotless fame.
V. O Lady« make speed to befriend
me,

R. From the hands of the enemy
mightily defend me.

V. Glory be to the Father, etc. Alle-
luia.

From Septuageaima to Easter t instead of ** Alleluia " is said :

LAUS tibi, Domine, Rex seternsd
glorias.

HYMNUS.

SALVE, mundi Domina,
Coelorum Regina :
Salve, Virgo virginum,
Stella matutina.

Salve, plena gratia,
Clara luce divina :
Mundi in auxilium,
Domina, festina.

Ab sBtemo Dominus
Te praBordinavit
Matrem Unigeniti
Verbi, quo creavit,

Terram, pontum, aethera;
Te pulchram ornavit
Sibi Sponsam, quae in
Adam non peccavit.

Amen.

V. Elegit earn Deus, et praeelegit eam.

R. In tabernaculo suo habitare fecit
eam.

V. Domina, exaudi orationem meam,
R. Et clamor mens ad te veniat.

Oremus,

SANCTA Maria, Regina ccslorum.
Mater Domini nostri Jesu Christi, et
mundi Domina, quae nullum derelinquis,
et nullum despicis ; respice me, Domina,

PRAISE be to Thee, O Lord, King
of everlasting glory.

HYMN.

HAIL, Queen of the heavens 1
Hail, Mistress of earth
Hail, Virgin most pure,
Of Immaculate birth I

Clear Star of the Morning,

In beauty enshrined I
O Lady, make speed

To the help of mankind.

Thee, God, in the depth

Of eternity, chose ;
And formed Thee all fair

As His gibrious Spouse.

And called Thee His V^ord's

Own Mother to be,
By whom He created

The earth, sky, and sea.

Amen.

V. God elected her, and pre- elected
her.

R. He made her to dwell in His taber-
nacle.

V. O Lady, hear my prayer,

R. And let my cry come unto thee.

Let us pray.

HOLY Mary, Queen of heaven. Moth-
er of our Lord Jesus Christ, and Mis-
tress of the world, who forsakest no one,
and despisest no one ; look upon me^ Q

via.

LITTLE OFFICE OF THE

clementer ocu!is pietatis, et impetra mihi
apud tuum dilectum Filium cunctorum
veniam peccatorum ; ut qui nunc tuam
sanctam et Immaculatam Conceptionem
devoto affectu recolo, aetemae in futur-
um beatitudinis bravium capiam, ipso,
quern Virgo peperisti, donante, Domino
nostro Jesu Christo : qui cum Patre et
Sancto Spiritu vivit et regnat, in Trinit-
ate perfecta Deus in ssecula saeculorum.
Amen.

V, Domina exaudi orationem meam. '
R. £t clamor meus ad te veniat.
V. Benedicamus Domino.
R. Deo gratias.

V. Fidelium animae per misericordiam
Dei requiescant in pace.

R. Amen.

Lady, with an eye of pity, and entreat for
me, of thy beloved Son,Uie forgiveness of
all my sins that as I now celebrate with
devout affection thy holy and Immacu-
late Conception, so hereafter, I, may
receive the prize of eternal blessedness,
by the grace of Him whom thou, in
virginity, didst bring forth, Jesus Christ
our Lord : who with the Father and the
Holy Ghost, liveth and reigneth in per-
fect Trinity, God, world without end.
Amen,

V. O Lady, hear my prayer.

R. And let my cry come unto thee.

V. Let us bless the Lord.

R. Thanks be to God.

V. May the souls of the faithful de-
parted, through the mercy of God, rest
in peace.

R. Amen.

AT PRIME.

V. Domina, in adjutorium meum in-
tende.

R. Me de manu hostinm potenter
defende.

V. Gloria Patri, etc. Alleluia.

HYMNUS.

SALVE, Virgo sapiens,
Domus Deo dicata,
Columna septemplici
Mensaque exomata.

Ab omni contagio

Mundi praeservata ;
Ante sancta in utero

Parentis, quam nata.

Tu, Mater viventium,
Et porta es Sanctorum :

Nova Stella Jacob,
Domina Angelorum.

Zabulo terribilis

Acies castrorum :
Portus et refugium

Sis Christianorum. Amen.

V. Ipse creavit illam in Spiritu Sancto.

R. Et effudit illam inter omnia opera
sua.

V. Domina exaudi, etc. (pojgt vii.,
cum Oratione iU supra.)

V. O Lady, make speed to befriend
me.

R. From the hands of the enemy
piightily defend me.

V. Glory be to the Father, etc. Alle-
luia.

HYMN.

HAIL, Virgin most wise 1
Hail, Deity's shrine 1
With seven fair pillars.
And table divine 1

Preserved from the guilt
Which hath come on us alll

Exempt, in the womb.
From the taint of the fall 1

O new Star of Jacob !

Of Angels the Queen t
O gate of the Saints I

O Mother of men I

O terrible as

The embattled array !
Be thou of the faithful

The refuge and stay. Amen.

V. The Lord Himself created her in
the Holy Ghost.

R. And poured her out among all His
works.

V. O Lady, hear, etc. (unth the Prafftr-
and VersicUst as on pa{ft, vii.^

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.

IX.

AT TIERCE.

V. Domina, in adjutorium meum in-
tende.

R. Me de manu hostium potenter
defende.

V. Gloria Patri, etc. Alleluia.

HYMNUS.

SALVE, area foederis,
Thronus Salomonis,
Arcus pulcher SBtheris,
Rubus visionis :

Virga frondens genxiiDis :
Vellus C^edeonis :
Porta clausa numinis,
Favusque Samsonis.

Decebat tarn nobilem
Natum, priBcavere
Ab orignali
Labe Matris Ev8B

Almam, quam elegerat,
Genitricem vere,
Nulli prorsus sinens
CulpSB subjacere. Amen.

V. Ego in altissimis habito,

R. £t thronus mens in columna nubis.

V. Domina, exaudi, etc. {pctgt vii.,
cum Oratione nt supra.)

V. O Lady, makes speed to befriend
me.

R. From the hands of the enemy
mightily defend me.

V. Glory be to the Father, etc. Alle-
luia.

HYMN.

HAIL, Solomon's throne
Pure ark of the law I
Fair rainbow 1 and bush,
Which the Patriarch saw.

Hail, Gideon*s fleece !

Hail, blossoming rod !
Samson's sweet honeycomb I

Portal of God !

Well fitting it was,

That a Son so divine
Should preserve from all touch

Of onginal sin ;

Nor suffer by smallest

Defect to be stained,
That Mother, whom He

For Himself had ordained.

Amen.

V. I dwell in the highest,

R. And my throne is on the pillar of
the clouds.

V. O Lady hear, etc. (with the Prayer
and VersideSt as on page vii.)

AT SEXT.

V. Domina, in adjutorium meum in-
tende.

R. Me de manu hostium potenter
defende.

V. Gloria Patri, etc. Alleluia.

HYMNUS.

SALVE, Virgo puerpera,
Templum Trinitatis,
Angelorum gaudium,
Cella puritatis :

Solamen moerentium,
Hortus voluptatis :
Palma patientise,
Cedrus castitatis.

V. O Lady, make speed to befriend
me.

R. From the hands of the enemy
mightily defend me.

V. Glory be to the Father, etc. Alle-
luia.

HYMN.

HAIL, virginal Mother !
Hail, purity's cell I
Fair shrine where the Trinity
Loveth to dwell.

Hail, garden of pleasure }

Celestial balm I
Cedar of chastity

Martyrdom's palm 1

\^

X.

LITTLE OFFICE OF THE

Terra es benedicta
Et ^acerdotalis,
Sancta et immunis
CulpsB originalis.

Ci vitas altissimi,
Porta orientalis :
In te est omnis gratis,
Virgo singularis. Amen.

V. Sicut lilium inter spinas.

R. Sic Arnica mea inter filias AdsB.

V. Domina, exaudi, etc., (page vii.,
eum Oratione ut atipra.)

Thou land set apart

From uses profane ! .
And free from the curse

Which in Adam began 1

Thou city of God !

Thou gate of the east !
In thee is all grace,

O joy of the blest I Amen.

V. As the lilly among the thorns.

R. So is my beloved among the
daughters of Adam.

V. O Lady, hear, etc. (mth the Prayer
and VeraicleSj cw on page vii.)

AT NONE.

V. Domina, in adjutorium meum in-
tende.

R. Me de manu hostium potenter de-
fende.

V. Gloria Patri, etc. Alleluia.

HYMNUS.

SALVE, urbs refugii,
Turrisque munita
David, propugnaculis
Armisque insignita.

In Conceptione
Charitate ignita,
Draconis potestas
Est a te contrita.

O mulier fortis,
Et invicta Judith I
Pulchra Abisag virgo,
Verum fovens David !

Rachel curatorem
iEgypti gestavit :
Salvatorem mundi
Maria portavit. Amen.

V. Tota pulchra es amica mea,

B. Et macula originalis numquam fuit

in te.
V. Domina, exaudi, etc. (page vii.,

cum Oratione ut supra.)

V. O Lady, make speed to befriend
me.

R. From the hands of the enemy
mightily defend me.

V. Glory be to the Father, etc. Alle-
luia.

HYMN.

AIL, city of refuge !

Hail, David's high tower !
With battlements crowned
And girded with power !

H

Filled at thy Conception
With love and with light I

The dragon by thee
Was shorn of his might.

O Woman most valiant !

O Judith thrice blessed I
As David was nursed

In fair Abisag's breast.

As the Saviour of Egypt

Upon Rachel's knee :
So the world's great Redeemer

Was cherished by thee. Amen.

V. Thou art all fair, my beloved.

R. And the original stain was never
in thee.

V. O Lady, hear, etc. (unth the Prayer
and Versiclest as on page vii.)

AT VESPERS.

V. Domina, in adjutorium meum in- • V. O Lady, make speed to befriend
tende. me.

R. Me de manu hostium potenter R. From the hands of the ensmy

defende. mightily defend me.

V. Gloria Patri, etc. Alleluia. V. Glory be to the Father, etc. Alle-

luia.

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.

XL

HYMNUS.

SALVE, horologium.
Quo retrogradiatar
Sol in decern lineis ;
Verbum incamattlr.

Homo ut ab inferis
Ad summa attollatur,
Immensus ab Angelis
Paulo minoratur.

Solis hujus radiis
Maria coniscat ;
Consurgens aurora
In conceptu micat.

Lilium inter spinas.
Qua^ serpentis conterat
Caput : pulchra ut luna
Errantes coUustrat.

Amen.

V. Ego feci in coelis, ut oriretur lumen
indeficiens.

R. Et quasi nebula texi omnem terranl

V. Domina. exaudi, etc. {page vii.,
cum Oratione ut supra.)

HYMN.

HAIL, dial of Achaz 1
On thee the true sun
Told backward the course
Which from old he had run I

And, that man might be raised.

Submitting to shame,
A little more low

Than the Angels became.

Thou, wrapt in the blaze

Of His infinite light,
Dost shine as the mom'

On the confines of night.

As the moon on the lost
Through obscurity dawns ;

The serpent's destroyer I
A lily 'mid thorns.

Amen.

V. I made an unfailing light to arise
in heaven.

R. And as a mist I overspread the
whole earth.

V. O Lady, hear, etc. (unth the Pray-^
er and Versiclest as at page vii«)

AT COMPLINE.

V. Convertat nos, Domina, tuis preci-
bus placatus Jesus Christus Filius tuus,

R. Et avertat iram suam a nobis.

V. Domina, in adjutorium meum in-
tende.

R. Me de manu hostium potenter de-
£ende.

V. Gloria Patri, etc. Alleluia.

HYMNUS.

SALVE, Virgo florens.
Mater illibata,
Regina clementiae,
Stellis coronata.

Super omnes Angelos
Pura immaculata,
Atque ad regis dexteram
Stans veste-deaurata.

Per te, Mater gratise,
Dulcis spes reorum,
Fulgens Stella maris.
Port us naufragorum.

V. May Jesus Christ thy Son, recon>
ciled by thy prayers, O Lady, convert
our hearts,

R. And turn away His anger from us.

V. O Lady, make speed to befriend
me.

R. From the hands of the enemy
mightily defend me.

V. Glory be to the Father, etc. Al-
leluia.

HYMN.

HAIL, Mother most pure I
Hail, Virgin renowned
Hail, Queen with the stars
As a diadem crowned !

Above all the Angels

In glory untold,
Standing next to the King

In a vesture of gold !

O Mother of mercy I

O Star of the wave I
O hope of the guilty I

O light of the grave.

xu.

OFFICE OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.

Patens coeli janua,
Salus infirmorum,
Videamus Regem
In aula Sanctorum.

Amen.

V. Oleum eifusum, Maria, nomen
tuum.

R. Servi tui dilexerunt te nimis.

V. Domina, exaudi, etc. {page vii.,
cum Oratione ut supra.)

Through thee may we come

To the haven of rest !
And see heaven*s King

In the courts of the blestl Amen.

V. Thy nam6, O Mary, is as oil pour-
ed out.

R. Thy servants have loved thee ex-
ceedingly.

V. O Lady, hear, etc. (loith the Pray-
er and Versicles, as on page vii.)

THE COMMENDATION.

SUPPLICES oflferimus
Tibi, Virgo pia,
Haec laudum prsBconia ;
Fac nos ut in via.

Ducas cursu prospero,
Et in agonia
Tu nobis assiste,
O dulcis Maria.

R. Deo gratias.

THESE praises and prayers
I lay at thy feet,
O Virgin of virgins I
O Mary most sweet I

Be thou my true guide

Through this pilgrimage here,
And stand by my side

When death draweth near.

V. Thanks be to God.

SI

'fir> •

r^

li

Xlll.

prayers for (£onfc55ion.

Before Confession.

OMOST merciful God, I must humbly thank Thee for all Thy mercies unto me;
and, particularly at this time, for Thy forbearance and long suffering with
me, notwithstanding my many and grievous sins. It is of Thy great mercy that I
hav6 not fallen into greater and more grievous sins than those which I have com-
mitted, and that I have not been cut off and cast into hell.

O my God, although I have been so ungrateful to Thee in times past, yet now I
beseech Thee to accept me, returning to Thee with an earnest desire to repent, and
to devote myself to Thee, my Lord and my God, and to praise Thy holy Name for
ever.

Grant me, I beseech Thee, perfect contrition for my sins, that I may detest
them with the deepest sorrow of heart. Send forth Thy light into my soul, and
discover to me all those sins which I ought to confess at this time. Assist me by
Thy grace, that I may be able to declare them to the priest, fully, humbly, and
with a contrite heart, and so obtain perfect remission of them all through Thine
infinite goodness. Amen.

OMOST gracious Virgin Mary, beloved Mother of Jesus Christ my Redeemer,
intercede for me with Him. Obtain for me the full remission of my sins, and
perfect amendment of life, to the salvation of my soul, and the glory of His Name.

Examination of Conscience.

How long is it since your last confession ? Did you keep back any sin in
your last confession ? Did you say your penance ? Did you go to Holy Communion
without preparing yourelf, or after having broken your fast ? Have you always said
your morning and night prayers ? Did you say them badly ? Have you used bad
words ? Did you stay away from Mass on Sundays or Holidays through your own
fault ? Did you laugh or talk in Church ? Have you been disobedient to your
parents or superiors ? Have you called them names? or grumbled at them? or
struck them ? Have you been angry or in a passion ? or sulky ? Have you
quarrelled? or fought ? or struck anyone ? Have you borne malice to anyone?
Have you done anything wrong by thought, word, or deed against purity or
modesty ? Have you got others to do wrong? Have you stolen anything ? or done
any wilful damage ? or kept that to which you had no right ? Have you told lies ?
Have you told lies against anyone ? Have you injured your neighbour's character
by speaking ill of him without any reason? Have you eaten meat on Fridays or
other days on which it is forbidden ? Have you been proud or vain of yourself?
or despised others ? Have you been discontented ? Have you committed sin by
eating or drinking too much ? Have you wasted your money in drink ? or frequented
public houses ? or gone with bad company ? Have you been jealous of others ;
Have you been idle or slothful ? Have you done anything else that you ought to
confess ?

For those who are in the Employment of Others,

Have you been disrespectful to your employers ? Have you wasted or wilfully
damaged their goods ? or allowed others to do so ? Have you stolen from them or
given their things away without leave ? Have you been idle or careless at your
work ? or not done what you were told to do ? Have you read other people's letters ?-
Have you gossiped about the private affairs of your employers ?

xiv. PRAYERS FOR CONFESSION.

God is very good. He made yon and gave you your soul and body, and every-
thing that you have. He is also very holy and just ; and He hates sin. He made
Heaven for good people, and hell for the wicked. He loves you very much. He
was made man for you, and died upon the Cross, with great nails in His Hands and
Feet, and a crown of thorns upon His Head, to help you to be good, and to get to
Heaven. And when you sin, you ofifend this good God Who loves you so much.
Try now to be very sorry for your sins, and make up your mind not to sin any more.

Acts of Contrition.

OLORD Jesus Christ, lover of our souls, who, for the great love wherewith Thou
hast loved us, wouldst not the death of a sinner, but rather that he should
lye converted and live ; I grieve from the bottom of my heart that I have offended
Thee, my most loving Father and Redeemer, unto whom all sin is infinitely displeas-
ing ; Who hast so loved me that Thou didst shed Thy Blood for me, and endure
the bitter torments of a most cruel death. O my God! O infinite Goodness!
would that I had never offended Thee. Pardon me, O Lord Jesus, most humbly
imploring Thy mercy. Have pity upon a sinner for whom Thy Blood pleads
before the face of the Father.

O most merciful and forgiving Lord, for the love of Thee I forgive all who
have ever offended me. I firmly resolve to forsake and flee from all sins, and to
avoid the occasions of them ; and to confess, in bitterness of spirit, all those sins
which I have committed against Thy divine goodness, and to love Thee, O my God,
for Thine own sake, above all things and for ever. Grant me grace so to do, O
most gracious Lord Jesus.

O my God ! I am very sorry that I have offended Thee, because Thou art so
good ; and I will not sin again.

My Lord and my God, I sincerely acknowledge myself a vile and wretched
sinner, unworthy to appear in Thy presence: but do Thou have mercy on me, and
save me.

Most loving Father, I have sinned against Heaven and before Thee, and I am
unworthy to be called Thy child ; make me as one of Thy servants, and may I for
the future be ever faithful to Thee. I am now resolved, with the help of Thy grace,
to be more watchful over myself, to amend my faults aud fulfil Thy law. Look
down on me with the eyes of mercy, O God, and blot out my sins.

Say the **Our Father " and the *'Hail Mary.^^

After Confession.

ALMIGHTY and most merciful God, Who according to the multitude of
Thy tender mercies, hast been pleased once more to receive me, after so
many times going astray from Thee, and to admit me to this sacrament of forgive-
ness ; I give Thee thanks with all the powers of my soul for this and all other
mercies, graces, and blessings bestowed on me ; and casting myself at Thy sacred
Feet, I offer myself to be henceforth for ever Thine. O ! let nothing in life or death
ever separate me from Thee. I renounce with my whole soul all sins of my past
life. I renew my promises made in baptism, and from this moment I give myself
eternally to Thy love and service. O! grant that for the time to come I may hate
sin more than death itself, and avoid all such occasions and company as have
unhappily brought me to it. This I resolve to do, by the aid of Thy divine grace,
without which I can do nothing. I beg Thy blessing on these my resolutions, for, O
Lord, without Thee I am nothing but misery and sin. Supply also, by Thy mercy,
whatever defects have been in this my confession, and give me grace to be now
and always a true penitent ; through Jesus Christ Thy Son. Amen.

^01^ say your penance.

XV.

prayers for fyly Communion.

*

I. — Say these Prayers slowly, a few words at a time.

2. — It is well to 8top OffUr every few words that they may sink into the heart,

3. — Each Pravsr may be said severcU times.

Be/ore Holy Communkm,

Prayer for Help.

MY God, help me to make a good Communion. Mary, my dearest Mother^
pray to Jesus for me. My dear Angel Guardian, lead me to the Altar of God.

Act of Faith.

OGOD, because Thou hast said it, I believe that I shall receive the Sacred
Body of Jesus Christ to eat, and His Precious Blood to drink. My God,.
I believe this with all my heart.

Act of Humility.

MY God, I confess that I am a poor sinner, I am not worthy to receive the Body
and Blood of Jesus on account of my sins. Lord, I am not worthy thsat
Thou shouldst enter under my roof; say but the word, and my soul shall be healed.

Act of Sorrow.

MY God, I detest all the sins of my life. 1 am sorry for them, because they
have offended Thee, m^ God, Who art so good. I resolve never to sin.
any more. My good God, pity me, have mercy on me, forgive me. Amen.

Act of Adoration.

JESUS, great God, present on the Altar, I bow down before Thee, I adore Thee..

Act of Love and Desire.

SWEET Jesus, I love Thee. I desire with all my heart to receive Thee. Most
sweet Jesus, come into my poor soul, and give me Thy Flesh to eat and
Thy Blood to drink. Give me Thy whole Self, Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity,.
that I may live forever with Thee.

In deceiving Hoiy Communion.

(i) In going to the Altar-rails and returning to your place, keep your handf
joined, your eyea cast down and your iAoic^^ on Jesus Christ.

(2) At the Altar-rails, take the Communion cloth and spread it before yoa
under your chin.

(3) Hold your head straight up, keep your eyes closed, your mouth well open,,
and ^our tongue out, resting on the under Up. Then, with great outward reverence^
receive the Sacred Host, saying in your heart, with all the faith of St. Thoma»—
**Uy Lord and my God.'*

After Holy Communion,

Act of Faith.

jEStJS, I believe that I have received Thy Flesh to eat and Thy Blood to driiik,
because Thou hast said it, and Thy word is true.

xvi. PRAYERS FOR HOLY COMMUNION.

Act of Adoration.

JESUS, my God, my Creator, I adore Thee, because from Thy Hands I came,
and with Thee I am to be happy- forever.

Act of Humility.

JESUS, I am but dust and ashes, and yet Thou hast come to me, and my poor
heart may speak to Thee.

Act of Love.

SWEET Jesiis, I love Thee ; I love Thee with all my heart. Thou knowest that
I love Thee, and wish to love Thee daily more and more.

Act of Thanksgiving.

MY good Jesus, I thank Thee with all my heart. How good, how kind Thou
art to me, sweet Jesus. Blessed be Jesus in the most Holy Sacrament
of the Altar.

Act of Offering.

OJ^SUS, receive my poor offering. Jesus, Thou hast given Thyself to me, and
now let me give myself to Thee : —
I give Thee my to</y, that it may be chaste and pure.
I give Thee my soul, that it may be free from sin.
I give Thee my heart, that it may always love Thee.

I give Thee every breath that I shall breathe, and especially my last ; I
give Thee myself in hie and in death, that I ihay be Thine for ever and ever.
Remember the words of Jesus : *' Ask and you shajl receive,'* and

Pray for Yourself:

JESUS, wash away my sins with Thy Precious Blood.
O Jesus, the struggle against temptation is not yet finished. My Jesus, when
temptation comes near me, make me strong against it. Inthe moment of temptation
may 1 always say, ♦• Jesus, mercy ! Mary, help P'

O Jesus, may I lead a good life; may I die a happy death. May I receive
Thee before I die. May I say when I am dying, " Jesus, Mary, Joseph, I give
you my heart and my soul.'*

lAsten now for a moment to Jesus Christ ; perhaps He has something to say
to you. There may be some promise you have made and broken, which He
wishes you to make again and keepr. ' .

Answer Jesus in your heart, and tell Him all your troubleis. Then

Pray for Others.

JESUS, have mercy on Thy Holy Church : take care of it.
O Jesus, have pity on ^^oor sinners, and save them from h6ll.
O Jesus, bless my father, my mother, my brothers and sisters, and all X ought
to pray for, as Thy Heart knows how to bless them.
* O Jesus, have pity on the poor souls in purgatory, and give them eternal rest.
Sweet Jesus, -I am going away for a tiftie, but. I trust not without Thee. Thou
art with me by Thy grace. I will never. leave Thee by mortal sin.. I do not fear to
do so, though I am so weak, because I have such hope in Thee. Give me grace
to persevere. Amen.

INDEX.

DAILY PRAYERS.

PAGE, i

Acts of Adoration, Contrition, Faitb,

Hope and Charity 7

Act of Consecration to the Sacred Heart

of Jesus 11

Angelns, the ..:.....:.....;.: 8

Indulgenced prayers 10

liitany of the Blessed Virgin Mary 9

liitany of the Most Holy Name of Jesus 8

PAOE

Little Office of the Immaculate Con-
ception vii.

Memorare 11

Mass, prayers at ^... 11

Prayers for Communion xv.

Preparation for Confession and prayers
after xiii.

MASS.

Mass ; 312

Missa de Angelis ..'. 293

Missa pro Defuhctis 332

Asperges 290

VidiAquam 334

VESPERS.

Pirst, for Sunda3rB 21

Second, for an Apostle 45

Third, for an ApoBUe 46

Ponrth, for Blessed Virgin Mary and

Virgins 47

Pifth, for Martyrs .;.... 53

Sixth, for Martyrs 54

Seventh, for Confessors, etc 55

Jiighth, for Confessors, etc 56

SPECIAIi VESPERS.

•Christmas 57

Epiphany , 58

Holy Name 58

Easter Sunday.. , 59

Ascension 59

Holy Family.. 59

Patronage of St. Joseph 60

Pentecost 60

Trinity Sunday 61

Corpus Christi 62

St. Joseph as

St. John the Baptist 64

Precious Blood 64

St. Michael 65

SS. Peter and Paul 66

Dedication of Churches 66

HYMNI.

Ad regiaiAgni ;:...«; .^. 29

Audi, benigne Conditor > 28

Ave maris Stella 1 No. 1, 48;- No. 9, 49^

Coelestis urbs Jerusalem '.. 66

-Creator alme. ;..........: *.*......•.... 27

Crudelis Herodes Deum.. .....v:.. 58

Decora lax eeternltatis :.........^.; \ 66

Dens, tuorummilitum , 53

Bznltetorbis 45

Festivis resonen^ -. ■.-.: 64

Fortem virili pectore 50

Iste confeflsor ...« No. 1-, 55; No.fi, 56

Jam sol recedit igneus .;: 61

Jesu, corona Virginum 56^

Jesu dnlcis memoria .:.....>... 99

Jesu, Bedemptor omnium 57

Lucis Creator Optimo 27

O par ingenito 59

OQuotundis 51

O Salutkris Hostia, No.1,40; No.2,40; No.3, 41

Pange lingua, gloriosi 62

Preeclara custos 52

Salutis humanse Sator 59

Sanctorum meritis 53

Tantnin ergo Sacramentum No. 1,42;

No. 2, 43; No.3, 44

Te, Joseph, celebrent 63

Te, splendor et' virtus Patris....... 65

Tristes erant .......' 45

Ut queant laxis 64

Veni, Creator Spiritus 60

Vexilla Begis 29

XVlll.

INDEX.

ANTHEMS.

PAGE.

Alma Bedemptoris 30

Ave, Kegina 82

PAOB.

Be^a cceli ...No. 1, 85 ; No. 3, 37

Salve, Begixia 99

PSALMS.

Beati omnes 62

Beatnfl vir i 22

Benedictus 289

Confltebor tibi Domine 22

Confitebor— qnoniam 65

Credidi propter 46

Deproftxndis 57

Dixit Dominus 21

Domine, probasti 47

In eonvertendo ^ 46

In exitn Israel 24

lieetatns stun 47

Landa, Jerusalem ..- 48

Laudate Dominom < 25

Laudate pueri 23

Libera me

Magnilioat 30

Memento, Domine 56

Miserere , 288

Nisi Dominus 48

Parce Domine 288

Te Deum, Laadamns 284

HYMNS.

NO.

35 Above this world of tears and sighs 106

139 Adeste Fideles 230

146 A glorious voice sounds through

the night 237

90 Ah, l)er smile makes heav'n rejoice 171

97 Ah, what a joy, dear Mother 180

157 Alleluia, alleluia, let the holy an-
them rise 248

156 All hail, dear Conqueror I all hail... 247

128 All praise to Saint Patrick 217

28 A message from thQ Sacred Heart... 98

145 Angels we have heard on high 236

68 As the dewy shades of even 144

107 As the gentle spring uncloses 192

79 Ave Maria, guardian dear 158

61 Ave Sanctissima '. 135

125 Blessed Anna. Juda's glory ..; 214

112 Blessed are we as the children of a

Mother 198

186 Bless me, befriend me 279

87 Bright Mother of our Maker, hail ... 168

85 Bring flowers of the rarest 165

84 Children of Mary, high your voices

raise 164

159 Christ the Lord is ris'n to-day 250

150 Christians who of Jesus' sorrows ... 241

93 Come and chant the praises 179

76 Come, gather round the altar 154

167 Come Holy Ghost ^. 258

168 Come Holy Ghost, Creator blest ... 269
166 Creator-Spirit, all Divine 257

I

NO.

52 Daily, daUysing to Mary 124

60 Daughter of a Mighty Father 134

185 Dear Angel ; ever at my side ^78

121 Dear Guardian of Mary 209

144 Dear Little One 1 how sweet Thou

art 336

131 Dear Saint, who on thy natal day... 221
191 Dies Irs 250

67 Fading, still fading 142

132 Faithful to Thy Spouse and Love... 221
178 Faith of our fathers 271

29 From your ranks, oh I all ye Lea-
guers 99

68 Glorious Mother! from high heaven 131

77 Glory to God, angel hosts are singing 156
1 God of my heart 67

122 Great Saint Joseph 1 throned in
glory 210

108 Green are the leaves, and sweet the

flowers « 186

111 Hail! all hail, sweet Notre Dame

de Lourdes 197

115 Hail! bright Star of ocean 20S

60 Hail, heavenly Queen 122

118 Hail, holy Joseph, hail 206

78 Hail, holy Queen, loved Mother to
thee 157

94 Hail, Jesus, hail i Who for my sake 105
82 Hail, Queen of heaven, the Ocean

Star , 162

70 HaiL Queen of the heavens 146

INDEX.

XIX.

NO. PAOB.

129 HaU, Patron of BHn 218

100 Hail, thon Star of ocean 184

56 Hail, Virgin, dearest Mary 199

48 Happy we, who thus imited 119

137 Harkl an awful voice is sonnding 228

175 Hark, hark, my soul, angelic sounds
are swelling 268

184 Harkt harkl the angels singing 277

138 Hark what mean those holy voices 229
169 Have mercy on us Qod Most High... 261

20 Hear the Heart of Jesus pleading ... 88
64 Heart of Mary, heart the purest ... 139

4 Holy God, we praise Thy Name ' 70

119 Holy Joseph, dearest Father 207

81 Holy Mary, Mother mild 161

117 Holy Patron 1 thee saluting 205

49 Holy Queen I we bend before thee 120
165 Holy Spirit, come and shine 258

96 How pure, how frail and white 179

32 How shall I ever know the love 103

16 How sweet the Name of Jesus
sounds 84

39 lammyljove's 110

19 I dwell a captive in this Heart 87

5 I love Thee, O Thou Lord Most High 71
37 In this Sacrament, sweet Josus 108

123 It is no earthly summer's ray 212

69 It is the name of Mary 145

10 Jesus is God; the solid earth 77

152 Jesus t Jesust behold at length 243

47 Jesus, Jesus, come to me 118

40 Jesus, my Lord, my God 112

11 Jesus! Saviour of my soul 78

9 Jesus, sweet Jesus 76

13 Jesu, the very thought of Thee 80

120 Joseph, our certain hope of life ... 208
99 Joy! Joy! the Mother comes 182

57 Joy of my heart I O let me pay 130

142 Judea's sacred silent hills 233

171 Lauda Sion 263

176 Lead, Kindly Light, amid the encir-
cling gloom 269

14 Let every heart exulting beat 82

22 Like a strong and raging fire 90

136 Like the dawning of the morning... 227

187 Litany 280

73 Mary, dearest Mother 150

113 Mary ! how sweetly falls that word 200

101 Mary, Mother, shield us through life 185

124 Michael, Prince of highest heaven 212

72 Mother dearest, Mother fairest 149

59 Mother dear, O pray for me 132

63 Mother Mary, at thine altar 138

NO. PAOB.

55 Mother of God, we hail l^y heart ... 128

91 Mother of Mercy, day by day 172

2 My God, how wonderful Thou art ... 68

44 MyGod,my life, my love 116

46 My Jesus, from His throne above ... 117
98 My own dear Mother Mary 181

8 Nearer, my God to Thee 60

30 Night folds her starry curtains 100

148 Now are the days of humblest

prayer 239

173 Now that the daylight dies away ... 266
143 O blessed Babe 1 O Child Divine! ... 234

53 O blest fore'er the Mother 126

153 O come and mourn with me awhile 244

7 O come, loud anthems let us sing ... 73

174 O dearest Lord, 'tis evening now ... 266
134 O dearest Lord, we humbly crave... 223

62 O dearest Mother of Mercy 136

92 O Flower of grace, divinest flower... 173
151 O Gracious Lord, Creator dear 242

74 O heart of Mary, pure and fair 151

12 Oh, the priceless love of Jesus 79

110 Oh, when shall we with angels
bright 196

41 O Jesus Christ, remember 113

31 O Jesus dear. Thy Sacred Heart ..102
15 O Jesus, Jesus, deaj-est Lord 83

126 O Lady high in glory raised 215

45 O Lord, I am not worthy 117

116 O Mary dear Mother, how fondly I

flee 204

83 O Mother, I could weep for mirth... 163

94 O Mater Admirabilis - 176

108 On this day, O beautiful Mother ... 194

51 O purest of creatures 123

28 O Sacred Heart 92

17 O Sacred Heart, Celestial Feast 85

27 O Sacred Heart ! O Love Divine ! ... 97

18 O Sacred Heart that on the Cross... 86
105 O Sanctissima, O piissima 190

162 O Thou eternal King Most High ... 254

163 Our Lord is risen 254

25 Peace, be still ! our God is dwelling 94

180 Pity, my God, 'tis for our loved laud 273

8 Praise ye the Lord 74

177 Prune thou thy words, the thoughts

control 270

75 Eemember, Oh, remember, dearest
Mother 152

89 Rose of the Cross 170

21 Sacred Heart! in accents burning... 89

42 Saving Host 114

140 See, amid the winter's snow .,. 231

XX.

INDEX.

NO. PAGE.

135 See, He comes 226

170 Sing, my joyful tongue, the mystery 262

155 Stabat Mater 246

141 Stars of glory, shine more brightly 232

6 Strike, strike the harp 72

80 Sweet Lady of the Sacred Heart ... 160
172 Sweet Saviour 1 bless us ere we go 265

103 The clouds hang thick o'er Israel's
camp 187

158 The dawn was purpling o'er the sky 249

95 The day is o'er 177

65 The Star of the ocean is risen 139

114 The sun is shining brightly 201

104 This is the image of our Queen 188

149 Thou loving Maker of mankind 240

130 Thou who, hero-like hast striven ... 219

71 Thro' the world thy children raise. 147
161 Thy sacred race, O Lord is run 2.13

.54 'Tis the month of our Mother 127

160 To-day He's risen 251

:-'.S To Jesus' Heart all burning 104

127 To kneel at thine altar 216

NO. PAGB.

109 To love thee, O Mftry 195

26 To Thy pure and burning Heart ... 95
24 Upon the altar, night «nd. day .....: 93

164 Veni Creator SpiritOB 856

181 VeniJesu, e^mor mi 274

182 Vivat! VivatI - 276

86 We come, dearest Mother, this

beaij^tif ul May day 166

133 We come to thee» Ohappx saint ... 22a

154 What ai sea of tc^Mrsadid sorrows 245

147 What beauteous sun— surpassing

Star ,.., , 23S

36 What happiness can equal mine?... 107
38 What light is streaming from the
skies? 109

183 Whene'er across this sinful flesh of
mine ,.;. » 29T

66 When evening shades are falling ... 141
43 When our Saviour wished to prove 115
88 Wilt thou look upon me, Mother ? 169

139 With hearts truly greatf ul 230

179 Yes, heaven is the prize 272

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