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 Catholic  Hymnal 
 
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 AN  EXTENSIVE  COLLECTION 
 
 OF 
 
 Hymns,  Latin  Chants  and  Sacred  Songs 
 
 FOR 
 
 CHURCH,  SCHOOL  AND   HOME 
 
 INCLUDING 
 
 GREGORIAN    MASSES,  VESPER  PSALMS,  LITANIES, 
 
 MOTETS   FOR   BENEDICTION  OF  THE 
 
 BLESSED  SACRAMENT,   Etc. 
 
 ACCORDING  TO  THE  MOTU  PROPRIO  OF 
 
 HIS  HOLINESS  POPE  PIUS  X 
 
 WRITTEN.  ARRANGED  AND  COMPILED   ESPECIALLY    FOR 
 
 THE  CATHOLIC  YOUTH  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES 
 
 BY 
 
 THE   MARIST   BROTHERS 
 
 P.  J.  KENEDY  k  SONS 
 
 PRINTERS    TO  THE  HOLY   APOSTOLIC    SEE 
 
 44  BARCLAY  STRFET  NEW  YORK 
 
Jlrrmiasu  $uprrianim : 
 
 Bro.  Stratonique, 
 
 Superior  General, 
 
 September  8,  1913. 
 
 James  H.  McGean, 
 
 Chairman 
 Diocesan  Church  Music  Commission, 
 July  29,  1913 
 
 Nitjil  ODliBtat: 
 
 Remigius  Lafort,  S.  T.  L., 
 
 Censor  Lihrorum. 
 
 3  mpr  iutatur : 
 
 ►J*  John  Cardinal  Farley,  D.  D., 
 
 Archbishop  of  Neiv  York. 
 
 CoPYRTGHT,   1913,   BY 
 
 P.  J.  KENEDY  &   SONS. 
 
To  You, 
 
 Boy  Choristers, 
 
 Dear  Unto  God, 
 
 Who  in  His  Sanctuary  early  trod, 
 Whose  angel  voices  sing  and  soar, 
 And  lead  our  hearts  to  love  Him  more  and  more. 
 
 To   YOU,  who  chant  the  praise  of  Jesus  King, 
 Whose  reign  on  earth  your  innocence  will  bring, 
 Who  sing  of  Mary's  power  and  love, 
 Till  spirits  long  to  see  her  throned  above. 
 
 To  YOU,  of  Jesus'  Heart  the  chosen  band, 
 Surpliced  adorers,  scattered  o'er  the  land, 
 These  Hymns  we  dedicate,  and  pray 
 They  lure  full  many  to  your  heavenly  way. 
 
 B.M. 
 
PREFACE 
 
 We  read  in  the  Life  of  the  Venerable  M.  B.  Champagnat,  founder  of  the* 
 Marist  Brothers:  "Father  Champagnat,  whose  mind  was  continually  occupied 
 with  the  interests  of  Religion,  considered  that  it  would  be  contributing  largely 
 to  the  glory  of  God,  to  public  edification  and  to  the  solemnity  of  the  services 
 of  the  Church,  to  teach  Sacred  Music  to  the  school  children,  and  by  this  means, 
 to  prepare  singers  for  the  parishes.  .  .  .  He  proposed,  moreover,  to  attract  the 
 children  to  the  school,  and  attach  them  to  it  by  the  pure  and  innocent  pleasure 
 which  singing  affords,  to  keep  them  happy  and  cheerful,  to  make  them  relish 
 the  charms  of  virtue,  to  teach  them,  in  a  pleasant  and  attractive  manner,  the 
 truths  of  Religion." 
 
 Since  their  foundation  (1817),  the  Brothers  have  endeavored  to  realize  this 
 desire  of  their  Venerable  Superior  with  the  constant  experience  that  the  training 
 of  children  in  sacred  song  is  ever  productive  of  these  happy  results.  The  better 
 to  attain  their  end,  they  have  published,  in  different  countries,  Manuals  and 
 Hymnals  adapted  to  Juvenile  Choirs. 
 
 The  "AMERICAN  CATHOLIC  HYMNAL"  is  a  new  endeavor  toward  the 
 same  ideal,  an  effort  to  unfold  the  meaning  of  the  Liturgical  Seasons  and  Feasts 
 of  the  Ecclesiastical  Year,  thus  giving  to  the  children,  as  well  as  to  the  faithful 
 at  large,  an  insight  into  the  sublimity  of  Catholic  Worship  and  thereby  increasing 
 in  their  hearts,  love  for  God  and  His  Holy  Church.  Its  appearance  seems 
 timely,  coming  at  a  moment  when  so  much  is  done  and  well  done  everywhere  to 
 respond  to  the  instructions  of  our  Holy  Father,  Pope  Pius  X,  on  Church  Music. 
 
 This  COLLECTION  is  as  varied  in  character  as  in  source;  we  have  at- 
 tempted to  meet  the  needs  of  trained  choirs,  of  congregations  singing  in  unison, 
 of  children  in  school,  and  of  the  family  at  home.  But  all  these  Melodies  have 
 been  either  selected  or  written  with  a  view  to  promote  the  reverent  and  devotional 
 singing  prescribed  by  the  "Motu  proprio"  (Nov.  22,  1903).  According  to  this 
 "Motu  proprio,"  the  following  are  the  general  guiding  principles  of  the  Church : 
 "Sacred  Music  should  possess  in  the  highest  degree  the  qualities  proper  to  the 
 Liturgy  or,  more  precisely,  sanctity  and  purity  of  form,  from  which  its  other 
 character  of  universality  spontaneously  springs.  It  must  be  holy  and  must  there- 
 fore exclude  all  profanity,  not  only  from  itself,  but  also  from  the  manner  in 
 which  it  is  presented  by  those  who  execute  it.  It  must  be  true  art,  for  otherwise 
 it  cannot  exercise  on  the  minds  of  the  hearers  that  influence  which  the  Church 
 meditates  when  she  welcomes  into  her  Liturgy  the  Art  of  Music.  But  it  must 
 also  be  universal  in  the  sense  that,  while  every  nation  is  permitted  to  admit  into 
 its  ecclesiastical  compositions  those  special  forms  which  may  be  said  to  consti- 
 tute its  native  music,  still  these  forms  must  be  subordinated  in  such  a  manner  to 
 the  general  characteristics  of  sacred  music,  that  no  one  of  any  nation  may  receive 
 an  impression  other  than  good  on  hearing  them." 
 
 — Catholic  Encyclopedia,  Vol.  x,  page  649. 
 
VI. 
 
 THE  HYMNS  IN  THIS  COLLECTION  FORM  TWO  GENERAL 
 
 CLASSES : 
 1 — Hymns  to  be  sung  at  the  Services  and  Devotions  of  Holy  Church. 
 2 — Hymns  for  the  Schoolroom,  for  Sodality  and  Sundayschool  classes,  etc. 
 
 While  some  of  the  Airs  of  the  latter  category  are  of  a  somewhat  bright  and 
 florid  character,  it  has  been  borne  in  mind  that  the  devotional  should  never  give 
 way  to  the  sentimental  nor  cheerfulness  to  levity.  In  every  number  we  have 
 sought  to  adapt  a  serious,  dignified  musical  expression,  suitable  to  the  sentiments 
 embodied  in  the  words,  remembering  that  the  first  requisite  of  a  hymn  is  that 
 "the  sentiments  contained  in  the  text  be  given  true  expression,  and  be  not  ob- 
 scured by  obtrusive  external  forms." 
 
 THE  GENERAL  FEATURES  OF  THESE  MELODIES  MAY  BE 
 SUMMED  UP  THUS: 
 
 (a)  They  are  in  easy  style,  tuneful  and  most  appropriate  for  unison  singing 
 and  congregational  rendering. 
 
 (b)  They  are  remarkable  for  their  religious,  prayerful  tone,  in  perfect 
 harmony  with  the  words  expressed.  Although  many  new  and  original  hymns  are 
 in  this  collection,  old  favorite  airs  of  recognized  worth  are  also  included. 
 
 (c)  Many  of  the  hymns  are  wholly  new,  both  in  music  and  in  verse.  Special 
 care  has  been  taken  to  use  words  easily  understood  and  retained  by  young  chil- 
 dren ;  for  the  hymns  of  the  Church  are  the  inheritance  of  "Little  Ones" ;  and 
 what  heart,  though  bowed  down  by  grief  and  sin,  is  not  touched  by  sacred  words 
 attuned  to  sweet  music  coming  forth  from  their  innocent  lips?  And  these  hymns 
 will  be  sung  in  the  home.  What  a  power  has  sacred  song  always  wielded  in  the 
 Christian  home !  Jesus  is  there  listening.  Did  He  not  sing  hymns  with  His 
 Apostles  and  train  their  rough  voices  to  sweet  and  refined  harmony?  Did  not 
 Mary  chant  her  sublime  "Magnificat"  in  the  precincts  of  Elizabeth's  home? 
 High  models  for  these  little  voices ;  and  the  truth  of  faith  and  lessons  of  piety 
 sung  by  them  will  have  a  new  light  for  the  minds  and  a  new  charm  for  the 
 hearts  of  listening  parents  and  friends. 
 
 (d)  The  Gregorian  Numbers  are  according  to  the  Vatican  Edition  and  in 
 modern  notation.  The  Series  of  Motets  for  the  Benediction  of  the  Most  Holy 
 Sacrament  and  for  special  occasions,  though  varied  to  suit  all  tastes  will,  in 
 general,  be  found  broad  and  churchly.  Some  are  perfect  models  of  Church 
 Music,  i.  e.,  Palestrina's  "Bone  Jesu"— Perosi's  "Tota  pulchra  es,"  etc. 
 
 In  returning  thanks  for  help,  the  Compilers  recognize  how  wide  and  deep 
 are  their  obligations.  Whilst  we  pay  a  due  tribute  of  admiration  to  the  memory 
 of  such  well  known  authors  of  our  popular  hymns,  as:  Fr.  Caswall,  Fr.  Faber, 
 Card.  Manning,  Dr.  Neale,  Rev.  M.  Russell,  S.  J.,  etc.,  we  must  also  render 
 thanks  to  the  Rev.  Editors  of  the  Ave  Maria,  the  Messenger  of  the  S.  Heart, 
 the  Rosary  Magazine,  the  Sentinel  of  the  B.  Sacrament  for  use  of  poems  and 
 translations.  To  the  Rev.  H.  T.  Henry,  Litt.  D.,  we  are  under  great  obligation 
 for  his  assistance  in  placing  his  valuable  book  "Eucharistica"  at  our  disposal. 
 Though  the  language  of  the  Church  is  the  consecrated  one  for  the  Liturgical 
 rendering  of  St.  Thomas'  memorable  stanzas  to  the  Most  Blessed  Sacrament, 
 Father  Henry's  almost  literal  translations  will  be  found  very  helpful  in  the  class- 
 room to  familiarize  the  children  with  these  great  truths  and  keep  alive  their 
 devotion. 
 
 We  desire  to  express  our  gratitude  also  to  the  Reverend  Sister  of  the  Visita- 
 tion whose  valuable  contributions  will  be  found  in  the  Hymnal  under  the  pseu- 
 donym, M.  S.  Pine. 
 
VII. 
 
 The  Hymns  for  Holy  Communion  (Before  and  After)  are  another  feature 
 of  the  American  Catholic  Hymnal.  Many  of  these  verses  which  appear  here  for 
 the  first  time,  are  from  the  talented  pen  of  the  late  Miss  Isabel  Williams,  of  Bos- 
 ton, who  now  reaps  the  fruit  of  her  poetic  soul-stirring  prayers. 
 
 Acknowledgment  is  here  made  of  courtesy  of  Mr.  B.  Herder  (St.  Louis) 
 for  leave  to  use  the  words  of  some  Hymns  from  "Psallite,"  and  of  Messrs.  J. 
 Fisher  and  Bro.  (N.  Y.)  in  granting  the  use  of  Nos.  60  and  231. 
 
 With  respect  to  the  music,  we  beg,  in  the  first  place,  to  express  our  gratitude 
 to  Mr.  Carl  Hauser  to  whom  we  owe,  besides  several  Congregational  hymns,  a 
 vast  amount  of  technical  assistance  for  the  arrangement  of  the  musical  score, 
 and  to  Rev.  J.  B.  Young,  S.  J.,  who  so  zealously  assisted  us  in  editing  and  arrang- 
 ing this  notable  work. 
 
 We  gratefully  acknowledge  our  indebtedness  also  to  the  Rt.  Rev.  Mgr.  H. 
 A.  Brann,  D.  D.,  Rev.  W.  H.  Walsh,  S.  J.,  Rev.  P.  J.  Wade,  O.  C.  C,  to  the 
 Sisters  of  Notre  Dame,  Mr.  I.  Muller,  Mr.  R.  de  Dion,  Mr.  E.  Hurley  and  to  Mr. 
 J.  Heynen  for  special  hymns  bearing  their  names. 
 
 Some  Melodies  by  living  French  Composers  have  been  made  use  of,  for 
 which  we  would  have  asked  permission,  had  we  known  where  to  address  the 
 Authors. 
 
 To  them  and  to  others  to  whom  consciously  or  unconsciously  we  may  be 
 indebted,  we  render  the  tribute  of  our  thanks. 
 
 If  this  work  helps,  even  a  little,  to  promote  the  singing  of  holy  hymns  in  the 
 School  and,  by  means  of  the  School,  in  the  Church  and  the  Home  Circle,  then 
 shall  our  dearest  hopes  be  realized. 
 
 The  Marist  Brothers, 
 
 St.  Ann's  Hermitage, 
 
 Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y. 
 Feast  of  the  Assumption  of  the  B.  V.  M. 
 
 August  15,  1913. 
 
GENERAL    CLASSIFIED    INDEX 
 
 For  the  Seasons  and  Festivals 
 
 ENGLISH     HYMNS 
 
 The  Nos.  mai-ked  (*)  are  Sacred  Songs. 
 
 ADVENT.     Nos.  2  to  8.    Also:  41,  222,  230. 
 
 CHRISTMASTIDE.    Nos.  8  to  18.     Also :  230.— 234*  to  244*,  303*. 
 
 CIRCUMCISION.    No.  178. 
 
 NEW  YEAR'S  DAY.    No.  232. 
 
 EPIPHANY.     Nos.  13,  14.— 242*.  243*. 
 
 MOST  HOLY  NAME  OF  JESUS.    Nos.  15,  16,  17,  107,  212.— 246*. 
 
 LENT  (Penitential  Hymns).    Nos.  18  to  34.    Also:  203,  209.-268*,  309*,  310*. 
 
 PASSION  OF  OUR  LORD.     Nos.  22  to  32.     Also :  165,  200,  204,  214,  224. 
 
 EASTERTIDE.    Nos.  34  to  39.    Also :  47,  166,  201,  230.— 244*.  245*. 
 
 ASCENSIONTIDE.    Nos.  39  to  42.    Also:  75,  207,  208,  222.— 303*. 
 
 PENTECOST,  CONFIRMATION.     Nos.  42  to  46.    Also :  52,  56,  58,  59,  229.-247*. 
 
 MOST  HOLY  TRINITY.    GOD  IN  GENERAL.    Nos.  46  to  60.    Also:  210,  215,  218. 
 
 CORPUS  CHRISTI.     BLESSED  SACRAMENT.     Nos.  61  to  80.     Also:  211,  222. 
 
 HOLY  COMMUNION  (Before  and  After).     Nos.  80  to  98.     Also:  66,  67,  84,  215.- -255*. 
 
 FIRST  COMMUNION.    \  N?s.€6,  67  80,  82  84,  90,  91    95.    Also :  141  and  196. 
 (  (lo  Our  Blessed  Lady),  259*,  269*. 
 
 MOST  SACRED  HEART  OF  JESUS.    Nos.  100  to  113.— 264*  to  272*. 
 
 OUR  BLESSED  LADY   (General  Hymns).     Nos.  125  to  167.— 275*  to  296*. 
 
 Immaculate    Conception    Nos.   129,    130,    148.— 279*    and    280*. 
 
 Nativity  No.  280*. 
 
 Holy   Name    Nos.    131,    195.— 276*. 
 
 Annunciation   Nos.   132. — 315*. 
 
 Visitation    No.   133. 
 
 Purification    No.   134. 
 
 Compassion Nos.   135,  136,   138,  228. 
 
 Assumption  Nos.   137. — 281*,  282*. 
 
 Coronation Nos.   138.— 277*,   282*,   2S3*,   285*.   286*. 
 
 Our  Lady  of  the  Carmel Nos.  227  and  357   (Latin ). 
 
 MONTH  OF  MAY.    Nos.  126  and  127.    Also :  139  to  161.— 278*.  287*.  288*,  289*,  291*. 
 
 MOST  HOLY  ROSARY.     Nos.  164  to  167.    Also :  199  and  202. 
 
 ALL  SAINTS.     Nos.  113  and  114. 
 
 HEAVEN.    Nos.  116  to  119.— 272*  to  275*. 
 
 SAINT  AGNES.    No.  179. 
 
 SAINT  PATRICK.    Nos.  180  and  181. 
 
 SAINT  ALOYSIUS.     Nos.  182.— 302*. 
 
 SS.  PETER  AND  PAUL.    No.  183. 
 
 ST.  ANN.     Nos.  184,  185.— 301*. 
 
 ST.  STANISLAUS  KOSTKA.     No.  186 
 
 ST.  JOHN.    No.  189. 
 
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GENERAL  CLASSIFIED  INDEX.  IX. 
 
 ST.  CECILIA.    Nos.  187.— 300* 
 
 ST.  FRANCIS  XAVIER.    No.  188. 
 
 TO  ANY  SAINT.    No.  192. 
 
 HOLY  MARTYRS.     Nos.  190  and  1©1. 
 
 HOLY  ANGELS.    ANGEL  GUARDIAN.     Nos.  167  to  171. 
 
 ST.  JOSEPH  {Month  of  March).    Nos.  171  to  178.    Also:  192.— 296*  to  300*. 
 
 MISSIONS  AND  RETREATS.    Nos.  25,  135,  202  to  213.    Also :  23,  24,  45,  46,  72,  73,  214, 
 
 224,  225.-256*,  268*,  309*  to  314*. 
 CONFRATERNITY  OF  THE  HOLY  FAMILY    Nos.  177.— 297*. 
 CONFRATERNITY  OF  THE  "BONA  MORS."     Nos.  21,  108,  124,  170,  206,  2C9.— 249*, 
 
 257*,  312*. 
 LEAGUE  OF  THE  SACRED  HEART  (Apostleship  of  Prayer).    Nos.  44  and .,232.-3 14*. 
 CHURCH  AND  POPE.     Nos.  60  and  217.— 253*. 
 EVENING  HYMNS.     Nos.  1,  19,  21,  26,  70,  72,  73,  79,  119,  124.     Also:  170  and  206. 
 
 (To  Our  Blessed  Lady).    Nos.  154,  155,  156,  160,  161,  162,  163,  177.— 293*,  295*. 
 
 (Thanksgiving  Hymns).    Nos.  1,  53,  64,  65,  215,  218.— 233*,  248*,  262*,  266*. 
 
 (  (Reception  of  a  Bishop).     Nos.  231  and  318. 
 OCCASIONAL  USE.    j  (Welcome  to  a  Pastor).    No.  317. 
 
 '  (Dedication  of  a  Church).     No.  217. 
 
 HYMNS  SPECIALLY  ADAPTED  FOR  CHILDREN.  Nos.  193  to  202.  Also:  1,  10,  19, 
 48,  56,  62,  69,  76,  80,  84,  87,  92,  95,  107,  108,  109.  117,  154,  192,  211,  217,  225,  230,  231. 
 
 SACRED  SONGS  SPECIALLY  ADAPTED  FOR  CHILDREN.  Nos.  233*,  235*,  239*. 
 251*.  255*,  256*,  257*,  258*,  259*,  261*,  262*,  263*,  266*,  267*,  268*, 
 270*,  271*,  272*,  274*,  277*,  284*.  286*,  290*,  291*,  301*. 
 
 LATIN     HYMNS 
 
 HYMNS  FOR  BENEDICTION.    Nos.  319  to  354. 
 
 HYMNS  TO  OUR  BLESSED  LADY.     Nos.  355  to  375. 
 
 DOMINE  NON  SECUNDUM   (Penitential  Seasons).     No.  375. 
 
 LITANY  OF  THE  SACRED  HEART   (Tzvo  Settings).     Nos.  376  and  377. 
 
 LITANY -OF  THE  BLESSED  VIRGIN  (Three  Settings).     Nos.  378  to  381. 
 
 GREGORIAN  CHANTS  FOR  HIGH  MASS.     Nos.  382  to  389. 
 
 MISSA  "IN  FESTIS  DUPLICIBUS"   (De  Angclis).     No.  384. 
 
 MISSA  "IN  FESTIS  B.  MARIAE"    (Cum  Jubilo).     No.  385. 
 
 MISSA  PRO  DEFUNCTIS.     No.  390. 
 
 CREDO   (/  and  2).     Nos.  386  and  387. 
 
 VARIOUS  LATIN  CHANTS.     Nos.  425  to  435. 
 
 SOLEMN  VESPERS   (Falso  Bordoni).     No.  435,  etc. 
 
 CONCLUDING  HYMN. 
 EVER,  FOREVER,  I  WILL  SING  TO  MARY  (The  Marist's  Hymn). 
 
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 The  restful  darkness  of  the  night, 
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 12. 
 
PART  FIRST. 
 
 ADVENT. 
 
Advent  is  that  period  of  the  Liturgical  Year,  during  which  the  Church  re- 
 quires the  faithful  to  prepare  for  the  celebration  of  the  feast  of  Christmas, 
 the  anniversary  of  the  birth  of  Jesus  Christ. 
 
 During  that  Season,  Our  Lord  knocks  at  the  door  of  all  men's  hearts,  at 
 one  time  so  forcibly  that  they  must  needs  notice  Him;at  another, so  softly 
 that  it  requires  attention  to  know  that  Jesus  is  asking  admission.  He  comes 
 to  ask  them  if  they  have  "room  for  Him,"  for  He  wishes  to  be  born  in  their 
 house.  The  house  indeed  is  His,  for  He  built  it  and  preserves  it, yet  He 
 complains  that  His  own  refused  to  receive  Him;  at  least  the  greater  num- 
 ber did. 
 
 The  expressions  of  the  Liturgy  which  the  Church  makes  use  of  to  ask  for 
 this  loving  and  invisible  coming,  are  these  which  she  employs  when  begging 
 for  the  coming  of  Jesus  in  Flesh,  for  the  two  Visits  are  for  the  same  object. 
 
 In  vain  would  the  Son  of  God  have  come  to  visit  and  save  mankind, unless 
 He  came  again  for  each  one  of  us,  and  at  every  moment  of  our  live  springing 
 to  us  and  cherishing  within  us  that  supernatural  life,  of  which  He  and  His 
 Holy  Spirit  are  the  sole  principle . 
 
 (From  "The  Liturgical  Year^by  Abbot  Gueranger,  0.  S.  B.) 
 
 See  the  Classified  Index  of  Hymns  for  this  Season. 
 
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 Rejoice!  Rejoice!   etc. 
 15. 
 
Tr.  Dr.  NE  ALE . 
 
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 His  dear  Bride  with  words  of  love. 
 
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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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 Honor,  glory,  virtue,  merit, 
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 With  the  co-eternal  Spirit, 
 While  eternal  ages  run. 
 
 C  R  1913  P.J.  K.&  S. 
 
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 To  God  the  Son,  all  glory  be; 
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 To  God  the  blessed  Paraclete. 
 
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 The  promised  fruit  to  man  displayed. 
 
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 0  equal  to  the  Father,  Thou! 
 Gird  on  Thy  fleshty  mantle  now! 
 The  weakness  of  our  mortal  state, 
 With  deathless  mierht  invigorate. 
 
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 The  Virgin's  womb  that  burden  gained 
 With  Virgin  honor  all  unstained: 
 The  banners  there  of  virtue  glow: 
 God  in  His  Temple  dwells  below. 
 
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 Thy  cradle  here  shall  glitter  bright, 
 And  darkness  breathe  a  newer  light, 
 Where  endless  faith  shall  shine  serene, 
 And  twilight  never  intervene. 
 
 CiRl913  P.J.K.&S. 
 
 20. 
 
PART  SECOND. 
 
 CHRISTMASTIDE. 
 
The  Mystery  of  the  Divine  Infancy  is  celebrated  and  kept  in  view  during 
 the  whole  forty  days  of  Christmastide . 
 
 But  our  Mother  the  Church,  does  not  only  offer  to  the  Infant  God  the  trib- 
 ute of  her  profound  Adoration,  the  Mystery  of  the  Emmanuel,  that  is,  of  God 
 with  us,  is  to  her  a  source  of  singular  joy.  Look  at  her  sublime  Canticles  for 
 this  holy  Season,  and  you  will  find  the  two  sentiments  admirably  blended: 
 her  deep  reverence  for  her  God,  and  her  glad  joy  at  His  Birth.  Joy!  did  not 
 the  very  Angels  come  down  and  urge  her  to  it?  She  therefore  studies  to  im- 
 itate the  blithe  Shepherds,  who  ran  for  joy  to  Bethlehem,  and  the  glad  Magi. 
 who  were  well-nigh  out  of  themselves  with  delight,  when,  on  quitting  Jeru- 
 salem, the  Star  again  appeared  and  led  them  to  the  Cave  where  the  Child  was. 
 Joy  at  Christmas  is  a  Christian  instinct  which  originated  those  many  Carols, 
 which,  like  so  many  other  beautiful  traditions  of  the  Ages  of  Faith,  are  un- 
 fortunately dying  amongst  us ;  but  which  Rome  still  encourages,  gladly  wel- 
 coming each  year  those  rude  musicians,  the  Pifferari,  who  come  down  the 
 Apennines,  and  make  the  streets  of  the  Eternal  City  re-echo  with  their 
 shrill  melodies . 
 
 (From  "The  Liturgical  Year"by  Abbot  Gue ranger,  O.S.B.) 
 
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 Come, adore  on  bended  knee, 
 Christ  the  Lord, the  new  born  King. 
 Gloria, etc. 
 
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 See, within  a  manger  laid, 
 Jesus, Lord  of  heavh  and  earth! 
 Mary*,  Joseph, lend  your  aid, 
 To  acclaim  the  Saviour's  Birth! 
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 The  Infant  makes  him  happy  too. 
 
 What  makes  the  crib  so  bright  and  clear? 
 What  voices  sing  so  sweetly  here? 
 Ah!  see  behind  the  window-pane 
 The  little  angels  looking  in. 
 
 Who  are  those  people  kneeling  down,        Hail!  holy  cave!  though  dark  thou  be, 
 With  crooked  sticks  and  hands  so  brown?  The  world  is  lighted  up  from  thee; 
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 SI. 
 
PART  THIRD. 
 
 LENT  and  PASSIONTIDE 
 
The  Church  made  this  Season  a  time  of  recollection  and  penance,  in 
 preparation  for  the  greatest  of  her  feasts . 
 
 On  Ash  Wednesday,  she  calls  Lent  a  "Christian  Warfare-"  Yes,  in  order 
 that  we  may  have  the  newness  of  life,  which  will  make  us  worthy  to  sing 
 once  more  our  'Alleluia,"  we  must  be  fellow,  combatants  with  our  Jesus  and 
 conquer  our  three  enemies,  the  devil,  the  flesh  and  the  world- .  Therefore, 
 we  must  have  on  our  armor,  and  watch  unceasingly.  -A*nd  whereas  it  is  of 
 the  utmost  importance  that  our  hearts  be  spirited  and  brave,  the  Church 
 gives  us  a  "War- Song"  of  heaven's  own  making,  which  can  fire  even  cowards 
 with  hope  of  victory  and  confidence  in  God's  help:  it  is  the  Ninetieth  Psalm 
 Qui  habitat? 
 
 She  there  tells  us  to  rely  on  the  protection  wherewith  our  heavenly  Fath- 
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 have  confidence  in  Him  for  that  He  will  deliver  us  from  the  snare  of  the  hunter 
 who  has  robbed  us  of  the  liberty  of  the  children  of  God  to  rely  upon  the 
 succor  of  the  Holy  AngelSj  etc. 
 
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 us  be  inspired.  . .  Our  LENT  will  give  us  a  clearer  view  of  Him  who  is   our 
 light;  and  if  we  could  acknowledge  Him  as  our  God  when  we  saw  Him    as 
 ^the  Babe  of  Bethlehem,  our  soul's  eye  will  not  fail  to  recognize  Him  in  the 
 divine  Penitent  of  the  Desert,  or  in  the  bleeding  Victim  of  Calvary. 
 
 (From  "The  Liturgical  Yen f"by  Abbot.  Gueranger,  O.S.Bj 
 
 See  the  Classified  Index  of  Hymns  for  the  Season. 
 
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 Thou  Loving-  Maker  Of  Mankind. 
 
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 Full  long  in  sins  dark  ways  we  went, 
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 And  grace  is  plentiful  in  Lent. 
 
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 The  feast  of  penance!  Oh  so  bright, 
 
 With  true  conversion's  heavenly  light, 
 Like  sunrise  after  stormy  night! 
 
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 Kindest  Jesus,  Thou  wert  standing 
 By  Thy  foster-fathers  bed, 
 While  Thy  Mother,  softly  praying, 
 Held  her  dying  Joseph's  head. 
 By  that  death,  so  calm  and  holy, 
 Soothe  me  in  that  hour  of  dread. 
 
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 Jesus,  when  in  cruel  anguish 
 
 Dying  on  the  shameful  Tree, 
 
 All  abandoned  by  Thy  Father, 
 
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 When  the  priest,  with  Holy  Unction, 
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 May  the  tears  of  deep  compunction, 
 All  my  guilty  stains  efface! 
 Let  me  find  in  Thee  a  refuge, 
 In  Thy  Heart  a  resting-place. 
 
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 Oh,  by  all  that  Thou  didst  suffer, 
 Grant  me  mercy  in  that  day; 
 Help  me,  Mary,  my  sweet  Mother; 
 Holy  Joseph,  near  me  stay. 
 Let  me  die  my  lips  repeating 
 "Jesus,  mercy;  Mary,  pray!'' 
 
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 0  Font  of  endless  life  and  joy! 
 O  Spring  of  waters  clear! 
 0  Flame  celestial,  cleansing  all 
 Who  unto  Thee  draw  near. 
 
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 Beneath  this  emblem  of  pure  love, 
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 A  Victim  crucified. 
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 Blest  Heart  of  Christ,  in  Thy  dear  Wound, 
 The  hidden  depth  we  see, 
 Of  what  we  else  could  never  know_ 
 His  boundless  charity. 
 
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 Oh,  who  of  His  redeemed,  will  Him 
 Their  mutual  love  refuse? 
 Who  would  not  rather  in  that  Heart 
 Their  home  eternal  choose? 
 
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 How  it  wrapt  her  soul  in  night. 
 
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 Soul  of  Jesus,  stay  in  me, 
 Soul  of  Jesus,  pray  in  me, 
 
 Thro'  the  creeping  hours, (bis.) 
 Not  a  minute  stray  from  Thee, 
 All  is  sin  away  from  Thee, 
 
 Stay  till  shut  of  f lowers. (bis) 
 
 Soul  of  Jesus, lignt  for  me 
 
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 Watch  to  breathe  its  love  for  Thee, 
 Kept  above  all  else  for  Thee, 
 
 Drowned  in  Thy  sweet  Will!  (**"&) 
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 In  this  dread  act  your  strength  is  tried; 
 And  victory  remains  with  Love; 
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 Oh!  how  sad  and  sore  distressed 
 Was  that  Mother  highly  blessed 
 Of  that  sole-beg;otten  One! 
 
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 Oh'.that  silent, ceaseless  mourning-! 
 Oh!  those  dim  eyes  never  turning- 
 From  that  wond'rous, suffering-  Son! 
 
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 For  His  people's  sins,the  All -Holy 
 There  she  saw,  a  Victim  lowly, 
 Bleed  in  torments-bleed  and  die; 
 
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 Saw  the  Lord's  Anointed  taken ; 
 Saw  her  Child  in  death  forsaken; 
 Heard  His  last  expiring-  cry. 
 
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 Those  Five  Wounds  of  Jesus  smitten , 
 Mother,  in  my  heart  be  written, 
 Deeply  as  in  thine  they  be ; 
 
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 Thou,  my  Saviour's  cross  who  bearest, 
 Thou,  thy  Son's  rebuke  who  sharest, 
 Let  me  share  them  both  with  thee. 
 
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 In  the  passion  of  my  Maker 
 Be  my  sinful  soul  partaker, 
 Weep  till  death,and  weep  with  thee. 
 
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 Mine  with  thee  be  that  sad  station, 
 There  to  watch  the  great  salvation 
 Wrought  upon  the  atoning  Tree. 
 
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 Virgin  thou  of  virgins  fairest, 
 May  the  bitter  woe  thou  sharest 
 Make  on  me  impression  deep. 
 
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 Thus  Christ  dying- may  I  carry, 
 With  Him  in  His  passion  tarry, 
 And  His  wounds  in  memory  keep. 
 
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 May  His  wounds  transfix  me  wholly, 
 
 May  His  cross  and  life-blood  holy 
 Ebriate  my  heart  and  mind. 
 
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 Thus  inflamed  with  pure  affection 
 In  the  Virgin's  Son  protection 
 May  I  at  the  Judgment   find.  Amen. 
 
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 Jesus  has  our  ransom  paid. 
 
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 0  Tree  with  royal  purple  dight! 
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 Elect  such  Holy  Limbs  to  bear! 
 
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 To  take  the  guilt  of  man  away, 
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 Thy  Cross  we  hail,  our  only  stay; 
 In  holy  hearts  fresh  grace  implant, 
 And  pardon  to  the  sinner  grant. 
 
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 Grant  us  its  prize_  a  place  in  Heaven. 
 
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 Glory  through  the  earth  and  heaven 
 
 To  the  Three-fold  Unity! 
 
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OO.         All  Glory,  Laud,  and  Honor.  (Palm  Sunday. 
 
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 This  strain  may    ever  flow-.— 
 All  glory,  laud,  and  honor, 
 To  Thee,  Redeemer,  King! 
 To  Whom  the  lips  of  children 
 Made  sweet  Hosannas  ring. 
 
 50. 
 
PART  FOURTH. 
 
 EASTERTIDE. 
 
Of  all  the  Seasons  of  all  the  Liturgical  Year,  Paschal  Time  is  by  far  the 
 richest  in  Mystery.  .  .  Eternity  in  heaven  is  the  true  Pasch :  hence,  our 
 Pas  ch,  here  on  earth,  is  the  Feast  of  feasts. 
 
 Easter,  with  its  three  admirable  manifestations  of  divine  love  and  power, 
 the  Resurrection ,  the  Ascension  and  the  Descent  of  the  Holy  Ghost,  is  the  per- 
 fection of  the  work  of  our  Redemption. 
 
 The  holy  Fathers  bid  us  look  on  these  fifty  days  of  Eastertide  as  the 
 image  of  our  eternal  happiness.  .  .  They  are  days  devoted  exclusively  to 
 joy;  every  sort  of  sadness  is  forbidden;  and  the  Church  cannot  speak  to 
 her  divine  Spouse  without  joining  to  her  words  the  glorious  cry  of  heaven, 
 the  "Alleluia  "  wherewith,  as  the  holy  Liturgy  says,  the  streets  and  squares 
 of  the  heavenly  Jerusalem  resound  without  ceasing.  .  .We  have  been  forbid- 
 den the  use  of  this  joyous  word  during  the  past  nine  weeks;  it  behoved  us 
 to  die  with  Christ)  but  now  that  we  are  resolved  to  die  no  more  that  death 
 which  kills  the  soul,  and  caused  our  Redeemerto  die  on  the  Cross  we  have 
 aright  to  our  "Alleluia!' 
 
 Be  of  good  heart,  Christians!  you  must  look  forward  to  another  Easter. 
 Each  year  will  give  you  a  repetition  of  what  you  now  enjoy.    Easter  will 
 follow  Easter,  and  bring  you  at  last  to  that  Easter  in  heaven,  which  is  nev- 
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 (From  "The  Liturgical  Year"by  Ahbor  G-ueranger,  O.S.B.) 
 
 See  the  Classified  Index  of  Hymns  for  this  Season . 
 
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 Christ,  The  Lord  Is  Risen  To-day. 
 
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The    Morn    Had    Spread  Her  Crimson  Lays.      Jh 
 
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 Thenstraightway  one  in  white  they  see, 
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 Alleluia! 
 
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 That  self-same  night,  while  out  of  fear 
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PART  FIFTH. 
 
 THE  TIME  AFTER  PENTECOST. 
 
The  Sacred  Liturgy  is  about  to  put  before  us  an  unbroken  succession  of 
 varied  episodes  of  which  some  are  brilliant  with  glory,and  others  exquisite 
 in  loveliness,  but  each  one  of  them  bringing  its  special  tribute  towards  eith- 
 er the  development  of  the  dogmas  of  faith  or  the  furtherance  of  the  Christ  - 
 ian  life. . .  It  was  but  right  that  the  solemnity  which  is  intended  to  honor  the 
 mystery  of  One  God  in  Three  Persons }  should  immediately  follow  that  of  Rm- 
 tecost,with  which  it  has  a  mysterious  connection. 
 
 Every  homage  paid  to  God  by  the  Church's  Liturgy  has  the  HoryTrinity 
 as  its  object .  Time ,  as  well  as  eternity,  belongs  to  the  Trinity.  The  Trinity  is 
 the  scope  of  all  Religion.  Every  day,  every  hour,  belongs  to  It.  The  Feasts 
 instituted  in  memory  of  the  mysteries  of  our  Redemption  centre  in  It.  The 
 Feasts  of  the  Blessed  Virgin  and  the  saints  are  so  many  means  for  leading 
 us  to  the  praise  of  the  God  who  is  One  in  essence,  and  Three  in  Parsons. 
 The  Sunday's  Office,  in  a  very  special  way,  gives  us,  each  week,  a  most  ex  - 
 plicit  expression  of  adoration  and  worship  of  this  mystery,  which  is  the  foun- 
 dation of  all  others  and  the  source  of  all  grace . 
 
 The  hymn  of  Thy  Seraphim,  O  Lord,  has  been  heard  here  on  earth:  Holy} 
 Holy ,  Holy  the  Lord  God  of  hosts',  (Is.  VI.  3.)  We  are  but  mortals;  we  are  not  Proph- 
 ets, as  was  Isaias ;  and  yet  we  have  a  happiness  which  he  had  not;  we  can  re- 
 peat the  song  of  those  blessed  Spirits, with  fulness  of  knowledge, and  can 
 say  unto  Thee  /Holy  is  the  Father,  Holy  is  the  Son,  Holy  is  the  Spirit!" 
 
 From  "The  Liturgical  Year/by  Abbot  Guemnger,  0.  S.B. 
 
 See  the  Classified  Index  of  hymns  to  The  Most  Holy  Trinity,and  God  in  General. 
 
God  The  Father,  Who  Didst  Make  Me. 
 
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 69. 
 
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49. 
 
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 73. 
 
 C|R  1913  P.  J.  K  &  S. 
 
53. 
 
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 82, 
 
PART  SIXTH. 
 
 FEAST  OF  CORPUS  CHRISTI. 
 THE  BLESSED  SACRAMENT. 
 
A  great  solemnity  has  risen  upon  our  earth;  aFeastbothto  God  and  men; 
 for  it  is  the  Feast  of  Christ  the  Mediator,  who  is  present  in  the  Sacred  Host, 
 that  God  may  be  given  to  man,  and  man  to  God.  Divine  union.yes,such  is  the 
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 that  man  celebrates  this  marvel  of  God's  goodness. 
 
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 Thomas  of  Aquin,  is  one  of  exceptional  beauty. . .  The  magnificence  of  these 
 Hymns,  and  Psalms,  and  Antiphons,  and  Responsories.  all  of  which  are  teeming 
 with  genuine  Catholic  Spirit,— will  furnish  the  Faithful  with  the  best  ma  - 
 terials  for  contemplation,  whereby  to  enlighten  their  minds  and  inflame  their 
 hearts,  during  the  whole  Octave.  They  will  be  eager  to  adore  that  beautiful 
 King  of  glory,  who  is  going  to  hold  his  court  in  the  midst  of  His  people,with 
 no  other  veil  between  Himself  and  them,  than  the  light  cloud  of  the  sacra- 
 mental species . . .  Let  the  Faithful  prefer  to  take  wherewith  to  give  utterance 
 to  their  sentiments,  the  formulas  which  the  Church  herself  uses,  when  singing 
 to  her  Spouse,  in  the  Sacred  Banquet  of  His  love:  not  only  will  they  there 
 find  poetry,  doctrine  and  gracefulness  of  diction,  but  they  will  soon  learn,  by 
 experience, that  like  the  divine  food  itself,  those  approved  and  sanctified 
 formulas  suit  every  soul ;  for  these  formulas  of  the  Church  adapt  themselves 
 to  the  several  dispositions  and  degrees  of  spiritual  advancement,  and  thus 
 becomes  to  each  one  of  her  children,  the  fittest  and  warmest  expression  of 
 every  want  and  desire. 
 
 From  ccThe  Liturgical  Year'/by  Abbot  Gueranger,  O.S.B. 
 
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When  Our  Saviour  Wished  To  Prove. 
 
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 Praying  for  Thy  pardon  with  the  dying  thief. 
 
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 But  confess,  with  Thomas:  Thou  art  Lord  and  God! 
 Grant  my  soul  a  burning  faith;  light  it  from  above. 
 Be  Thou  all  my  treasure!  Be  Thou  all  my  love! 
 
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 0  remembrance  lasting  of  the  Crucified ! 
 Living  Bread  sustaining  those  for  whom  He  died! 
 Maxe  me  a  consuming  fire,  drawing  life  from  Thee! 
 Yield  my  soul  Thy  sweetness;  let  it  taste  and  see. 
 
 Like  a  loving  pelican,  feed  me,  Jesus,  Lord. 
 I  am  all  unholy;  wash  me  in  Thy  Blood, 
 In  that  Life-blood  flowing  o'er  the  world  in  pain. 
 Though  a  drop  had  cleansed  it  of  its  mighty  stain. 
 
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 Jesus,  Love,  here  present  on  the  altar  veiled, 
 Oh,  fulfil  my  longing  when  Thou  art  revealed— 
 To  behold  the  vision  of  Thy  Holy  Face 
 And  be  rapt  forever  in  its  perfect  peace! 
 
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 0  SAYING  HOST,  0  VICTIM  BLEST, 
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 UNTO  THE  ONE  AND  TRINAL  LORD, 
 
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 Thou  resting-place  of  pilgrim  hearts- 
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 0  God  the  Father,  King  of  Heaven, 
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 93  C/R  1913  P.J.  K.&  S. 
 
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 Labor  is    sweet,  for  Thou  hast  toiled, 
 
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 Let  not  our  works  with  self  be  soiled, 
 
 Nor  in  unsimple  ways  ensnared. 
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PABT  SEVENTH. 
 
 COMMUNION. 
 
The  thirsting-  of  man  after  God, the  strong-, the  living"  God,  that  hungering' 
 for  the  feast  of  divine  union  are  not  empty  ravings.  Made  partaker -of the  divine 
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 of  love,  for  that  his  union  with  his  God  seems  so  long  deferred.  There  are, too, 
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 with  divine  love,  make  their  way  up  to  the  throne  of  God;  and  the  music  is  so 
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 union,...  for  that  could  not  be  during  this  life  of  pilgrimage,  and  trial,  and 
 tears,...  still  it  wins  wonderful  unions  here  below, which  human  language 
 has  not  the  power  to  describe. 
 
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 All  I  have  I  give  Thee, 
 Give  Thyself  to  me . 
 
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Jesus!  Jesus!  Come  To  Me. 
 
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 His  boundless  love  He  brings  to  me, 
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 My  dearest  Lord,  I'm  Thine. 
 
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 And  against  me  stands,  as  witness: 
 The  recording  angels  roll; 
 All  untilled  has  been  my  vineyard, 
 And  its  soil  is  hard  and  dry, 
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 For  without  Thee  I  am  helpless, 
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 Swayed  by  impulses  untaught; 
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 Thou  didst  leave  the  Father's  bosom 
 To  reclaim  and  save  the  lost; 
 Thou  didst  take  upon  Thee  freely 
 Our  redemptions  awful  cost. 
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 Fortified  by  Food  of  Angels, 
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 Safely  guided  through  life's  dangers. 
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PART  EIGHTH. 
 
 THE  MOST  SACRED  HEART  OF  JESUS 
 
To  this  material  world, which  the  soul  of  man  was  intended  to  make  sub- 
 serve its  Maker's  glory, to  this  world, which,  by  a  sad  perversion,  kept  mans 
 
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 of  all  creation, whose  imperfections  it  corrects,  and  supplies  its  deficiencies, 
 and  tunes  aU  discordant  voices  into  unity,  and  so  offers  to  the  glorious  Trin- 
 ity a  hymn  of  perfect  praise.  The  Trinity  finds  its  delight  in  this  Heart.  It  is 
 the  only  organum  as  Saint  Gertrude  caUs  it,  the  one  only  instrument  which 
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PART  NINTH. 
 
 ALL  SAINTS. 
 
They  that  have  gone  before  us,  wept  as  they  turned  the  furrows  and  cast 
 in  the  seed,-  but  now  their  triumphant  joy  overflows  upon  us  as  an  anticipated 
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 Die  to  self  at  every  hour." 
 
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 Heaven  is  peace  and  light  and  love  and  sweetness;  Heaven  is  God,my  hearts  dear  Lord  and  Saviour 
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 Oh  dearest  dead!  to  Heaven 
 With  grudging  sighs  we  gave  you, 
 To  Him_be  doubts  forgiven! 
 Who  took  you  there  to  save  you:_ 
 Now  get  us  grace  to  love 
 Your  memories  yet  more  kindly, 
 Pine  for  our  home  above, 
 And  trust  to  God  more  blindly,  (bis.) 
 
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 Ye  Angels,  strike  your  sweetest  lyres! 
 
 Ye,  Virgins,  chant  your  songs! 
 
 Ye  holy  Saints,  light  incense-fires! 
 
 Rich  music, float  along! 
 
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PART  TENTH. 
 
 OUR  BLESSED  LADY 
 SAINT  JOSEPH-  HOLY  ANGELS . 
 SPECIAL  PATRON  SAINTS. 
 
In  the  whole  Christian  world  and  in  the  Church  of  God,  there  has  ever 
 gone  up  from  the  hearts  and  lips  of  priest  and  people  Mary's  praise  and  Ma- 
 rys glory.  The  children  of  her  love  and  her  pain  have  never  ceased  and  will 
 never  cease  their  hymns  and  songs  in  memory  of  her  triumphs  and  her  vic- 
 tories over  sin  in  the  hearts  of  men.  Elizabeth,  in  her  salutation,  had 
 struck  the  keynote  of  all  Mary's  greatness  :"  Whence  is  this  to  me  that  the 
 Mother  of  my  Lord    should  come  to  me?" 
 
 Upon  many  women  in  the  history  of  the  world,have  great  favors  and  great 
 honors  been  bestowed.  Men  have  vied  with  one  another  in  their  efforts  to 
 praise  and  glorify  them.  Naught  that  eye  could  see,  tongue  ask,  or  imagina- 
 tion conceive  has  been  denied  them.  The  earth's  jewels  have  been  laid  at  their 
 feet, the  sea  has  given  up  its  corals, and  the  mountains  their  precious  stones, 
 sparkling  crowns  have  been  put  upon  their  brows  and  gemmed  sceptres  in  their 
 hands, but  there  is  no  gift  in  the  power  of  man  or  of  God  Himself  to  bestow, 
 like  that  implied  in  the  words  of  Elizabeth:  "Whence  is  this  to  me  that  the  Moth- 
 er of  my  Lord  should  come  to  me?" 
 
 Marys  Divine  Motherhood  is  the  crown  of  all  her  spiritual  jewels,  the  key- 
 stone of  the  arch  of  all  her  greatness .  To  deck  our  Queen  with  a  brighter  gem 
 or  higher  honor,  God  would  have  to  make  her  mother  of  one  greater  than  Him- 
 self, the  Infinite ,  the  Eternal .... 
 
 And  now  this  exalted  Mother  speaks  to  us  as  we  kneel  adoring  her  Son.  We 
 hear  the  sweet  music  of  the  voice  that  spoke  to  Jesus  during  His  up-growing 
 years  ,•  the  voice  which  softly  lulled  Him  to  sleep  in  His  sand-  cradle,  and 
 mingled  with  the  winds  which  blew  over  the  desert;  the  voice  which  whisp  - 
 ered  to  Him  during  the  all  too  short  years  in  Nazareth;  the  voice  which  spoke 
 such  words  of  comfort  to  Him  from  the  foot  of  the  Cross  as  He  hung  bleeding" 
 His  life  away.  That  voice  was  sweeter  to  Jesus'  ears  than  the  chants  which 
 angels  hierarchies  send  re-echoing  from  vault  to  vault  of  the  new  Jerusalem. 
 
 And  now  we  are  to  hear  that  voice. . .  Seldom  has  that  blessed  Mother  spoken, 
 but  now  she  will  open  her  lips  in  a  hymn  of  praise,  the  words  ofwhich  shall  nev- 
 er die, but  shall  go  ringing  down  the  ages  bringing  strength  and  light  and  peace 
 to  the  minds  and  hearts  of  Christian  people.  Mary  speaks  and  can  we  wonder 
 that  from  her  lips  fall  the  words-.  "My  soul  doth  magnify  the  Lord,  and  my  spir- 
 it, hath  rejoiced  in  God,  my  Saviour;  because  He  has  regarded  the  humility  of 
 His  handmaid;  for  behold,  from  henceforth  all  generations  shall  call  me  blessed?" 
 
 Let  us  join  in  her  song  of  praise  and  offer  it  to  her  Son  upon  our  altars,  in 
 fulfilment  of  our  long  due  debt  of  thanks  for  all  His  favors,  as  a  pledge  of  our 
 more  active  gratitude  in  future,  as  a  solace  to  His  Sacred  Heart  and  wor  - 
 thy  reparation  of  Its  wrongs . 
 
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 The  "Gate  of  Heaven,''  O  Mother  dear. ! 
 
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Maria  Salve! 
 
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 All  hail,  dearest  Mary, 
 Hail  Virgin  all  fair, 
 We  claim  thy  protection, 
 Thy  love  and  thy  care . 
 
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 That  for  our  sakos  thy  choicest  gifts 
 To  thee,  dear  Queen,  were  given. 
 
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 Oh!  let  them  wash  away 
 The  stains  of  our  unworthiness:  _ 
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 The  Finding"  Of  Our  Lord. 
 0  Mother,  dry  those  bitter  tears! 
 0  Mother,  grieve  no  more! 
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 That  weary  search  is  o'er: 
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 The  Birth  of  our  Lord. —Poverty. 
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 The  Finding  of  our  Lori-  Love  of  Mm  and  Hisservire. 
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Lord,  By  Thy  Prayer  In  Agony. 
 
 (the  sorrowful  mysteries.) 
 
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 The  Prayer  of  our  Lord Prayer. 
 
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 The  Scourging-.— Mortification. 
 
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 The  scourges'pains  intense, 
 
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 The  Crowning  with  Thorns.  — Fortitude. 
 
 By  the  sharp  thorns  so  meekly  borne, 
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 The  Carrying  of  the  Cross — Patience. 
 
 Lord, by  Thy  Cross,  Thy  people  spare, 
 
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 Help  us  our  daily  cross  to  bear 
 
 With  patience  for  Thy  sake. 
 
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 Accept  henceforth  our  lives, our  all, 
 
 In  sacrifice  to  Thee. 
 
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 Queen  of  the  Holy  Rosary  , 
 With  tender  love  look  down, 
 
 And  bless  the  hearts  that  offer  thee 
 This  chaplet  for  thy  crown. 
 
 All  Hail,  Great  Conqueror, lb  Thee. 
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 The  Resurrection Faith. 
 
 All  hail, great  Conqueror, to  Thee, 
 
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 To  fill  our  hearts  with  childlike  love 
 For  thee, our  Mother  too. 
 
 The  Ascension — Hope.  The  Coronation  of  our  Lady — Perseverance. 
 
 To  heaven  Thou  dost  ascend  again,  All  gracious  Queen  of  Angels,  deign 
 
 Sweet  Saviour  of  our  race,  Our  last  request  to  hear. 
 
 With  hope  our  fainting  hearts  sustain,    For  us  this  crowning  gift  obtain, 
 
 To  see  in  heaven  Thy  face.  In  grace  to  persevere. 
 
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 Queen  of  the  Holy  Rosary. 
 
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 To  -day  than  yesterday. 
 
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 Have  mercy  on  us ,  God  Most  High! 
 Who  lift    our  hearts  to  Thee; 
 Have  mercy  on  us  ,worms  of  earth, 
 Most  Holy  Trinity! 
 
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 Most  ancient  of  all  mysteries ! 
 Before  Thy  throne  we  lie; 
 Have  mercy  now,  most  merciful, 
 Most  Holy  Trinity! 
 
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 When  heaven  and  earth  were  yet  unmade, 
 When  time  was  yet  unknown , 
 Thou  in  Thy  bliss  and.  majesty 
 Didst  live  and  love  alone! 
 
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 Thou  wert  not  born,  there  was  no  fount 
 From  which  Thy  Being  flowed; 
 There  is  no  end  which  Thou  canst  reach; 
 But  Thou  art  simply  God. 
 
 243. 
 
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 How  wonderful  creation  is  ' 
 The  work  that  Thou  didst  biess. 
 And  oh!  what  then  must  Thou  be  like, 
 Eternal  Loveliness! 
 
 6. 
 0  Majesty  most  beautiful! 
 Most  Holy  Trinity! 
 On  Mary's  throne  we  climb  to  get 
 A  far-off  sight  of  Thee. 
 
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 Oh,listen, then, Most  Pitiful! 
 To  Thy  poor  creatures  heart; 
 It  blesses  Thee,  that  Thou  art  God, 
 That  Thou  art  what  Thou  art! 
 
 8. 
 Most  ancient  of  all  mysteries! 
 Still  at  Thy  throne  we  lie; 
 Have  mercy  now,  Most  Merciful, 
 Most  Holy  Trinity! 
 
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 For  those  who  wrong  Him  most. 
 
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 Earths  best  and  highest  bliss:  (bis.) 
 The  ministers  of  wrath  divine 
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 With  those  red  drops  of  His. 
 
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 Earth  with  one  mignty  chorus  fill,  (bis) 
 The  precious  Blood  to  praise. 
 244, 
 
What  Shall  I  Render  Unto  Thee,  O  Lord? 
 
 (Hymn  of  Thanksgiving.) 
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 C  R  1913  P.J.K.&S. 
 
216.    °  Blest  Creat°r  °f  The  Lisht- 
 
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 Your  silent  course  each  heart  invites, 
 
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 Ye  flow'rs, declare  to  ev'ry  clime, 
 
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 Proclaim  Him  in  your  murm'ring  themes , 
 
 Of  ev'ry  e-ood  th'exhaustless  source(bis.) 
 
 Join  voices, ye  sweet  featherd  throng, 
 
 Whose  warbling  notes  to  heaven  arise; 
 Let  woods  and  hills  repeat  your  song^ 
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 o|R  ma  P.J.K.&S.  248 
 
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 Thy  mercies  I  repeat. 
 
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 To  save  our  souls  from  sin  and  strife 
 
 Is  still  Thy  work  divine ; 
 The  gates  of  everlasting  life, 
 
 0  gracious  Lord,  are  Thine. 
 
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 Pours  forth  his  early  light, 
 
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 Come  twinkling  out  at  night . 
 
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 If  I  am  free  from  care  and  loss, 
 
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 If  I  am  called  to  bear  Thy  Cross  , 
 I  bless  Thee  all  the  same. 
 
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 If  roses  on  my  path  I  meet, 
 
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 The  blessings  sent  to  win  my  love, 
 
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 The  trials  sent  my  faith  to  prove, 
 
 1  bear  for  Thy  dear  sake. 
 
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 Tnenletme  on  my  journey  go, 
 
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 In  Thee,  sweet  Lord  ,1  put  my  trust; 
 Ohguard  me  while  I  live; 
 And  when  this  dust  returns  to  dust . 
 My  soul  in  heaven  receive. 
 
 C|R  1913  P.  J.K&S. 
 
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 Faith  in  Him,Whose  name  we  bear, 
 
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 0  Sacred  suffering  Face! 
 
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 Unclose  Thy  weary  Eyes, my  God! 
 
 Bow  down  Thy  weary  Head, 
 Over  the  souls  that  prostrate  lie, 
 
 Thy  Precious  Blood  be  shed. 
 0  royal  flood,  0  golden  flood, 
 
 Of  faith,  of  hope, of  grace; 
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 Thy  Sacred,  suffering  Face! 
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I  Come  To  Thee  Once  More,  My  God. 
 
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'The  March  Of  The  Parish  Schools. 
 
 Rt.Rev.  MGR.  HENRY  Indicated  to  the Pupus  of  'the Parochial  Schools 
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 "Who.refuge  seekfrom  bondage  and  from  chains. 
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 To  show  the  road  of  truth,of  peace  and  love; 
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240. 
 
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 273  0/R  1913  P.  J.K.&S 
 
241. 
 
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270. 
 
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O  Sacred  Heart  With  Burning"  Love. 
 
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 C  B  1913  P.  J.K.&  S. 
 
272. 
 
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 C|R  1913  P.J.K&S. 
 
274. 
 
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 Yes, heaven  is  the  prize! 
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 0  Mary '.when  I  come  to  die, 
 Be  thou,thy  spouse  and  Jesus  nigh-, 
 When  mute  before  the  Judge  I  stand, 
 My  holy  shield  be  Marys  hand, 
 My  holy  shield  be  Mary's  hand. 
 
 Thou,  who  wert  pure  as  driven  snow, 
 Make  me  as  thou  wert  here  below, 
 0  Queen  of  Heaven!  obtain  for  me 
 Thy  glory  there  one  day  to  see, 
 Thy  glory  there  one  day  to  see . 
 
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 C/R1913  P.  J.K.&  S. 
 
s*j(y)  Holy  Mary,  Sweetest  Music 
 
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278. 
 
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 By  the  hope  thy  name  inspires! 
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 When  hell  its  snares  shall  stretch  before  you, 
 My  children  dear,  in  that  distressing  hour, 
 Remember  me,  how  I  have  loved  you, 
 Be  strong  in  love  and  trust  your  Mother's  power. 
 
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 Sweet  Spouse  of  our  Ladv!Ah,deign  to  love  me! 
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 Move  thee  for  our  souls  to  plead; 
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Saint  Joseph,  See  Us  At  Thy  Feet. 
 
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 To  thee  who  art  our  Patron  dear! 
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 Assist  us  till  our  latest  breath, 
 That  we  may  die  a  happy  death! 
 
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 Thy  Parents  honor,  serve  and  love, 
 
 And  cheerfully  obey: 
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 When  without   sin  they  may. 
 Cho—  All  this,  etc. 
 
 5.  8. 
 
 Thou  shalt  not  kill,— nor  vengeance  take,  False  witness  thou  shalt  ntver  bear, 
 
 Bo  not  commit  Adultery 
 
 In  thoughts, words,  deeds  or  looks ; 
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 Cho— All  this,  etc. 
 
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 Nor  cheat  in  any  way; 
 Ill-gotten  goods  restore  in  haste, 
 And  lawful  debts  repay. 
 Cho.- All  this, etc. 
 
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 Forgive  and  love  for  Jesus' sake 
 All  that  have  injured  thee. 
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 Forbid  all  drunkenness, 
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 C/R  1913  P.J.K.&  S  356 
 
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 Detraction, if  thou  canst  repair, 
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 A  sinner  to  salvation, 
 
 An  exile  to  his  home. 
 
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 Thus,  thus  let  all  I  see 
 
 Point  out  with  faithful  finger 
 
 To   heaven,  0  Lord,  and  Thee. 
 
 357. 
 
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LATIN  HYMNS  AND  CHANTS. 
 
 MOTETS  FOR  BENEDICTION. 
 
 LITANIES. 
 
 GREGORIAN  MASSES. 
 
 VESPER  PSALMS   etc. 
 
In  order  that  doubts  may  not  arise  as  to  the  use  of  the  various  signs 
 to  denote   Gregorian  rhythm, attention  is  drawn  to  the  following: 
 
 1.  In  dissyllables,  the  accent  is  always  on  the  first  syllables. In  words 
 of  more  than  two  syllable  the  accent  is  marked  by  the  sign(')  placed  up- 
 on the  syllable  to  be  pronounced  with  stress. 
 
 2.  In  syllabic  passages  (with  one  note  to  each  syllable.)  the  correct  pro- 
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 3.  In  melismatic  passages  (prolonged  by  melodic  ornamentation.)  each  note 
 commencing  the  small  groups  of  notes  is  to  be  somewhat  strengthened; but 
 these  groups  should  be  bound  together  as  indicated  by  the  slurs,  so  as  to 
 produce  a  beautiful  legato. 
 
 4.  The  notes  provided  with  a  quilisma  (*v)  are  to  be  lightly  taken  and 
 should  be  introduced  by  a  slight  prolongation  of  the  preceding  note  or  notes. 
 
 5.  The  pressus  (<)  is  to  be  firmly  attacked. 
 
 6.  The  small  notes  (  T  D  , representing  liquescent  tones)  should  be  treat- 
 ed simply  as  quavers. 
 
AveVivens  Hostia. 
 
 Tr.  Rev.  H.T.HENRY,  Litt.D /Hai1' ^^  Living  Victim.) 
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 Fac  me  tibi  semper  mag  is  cre'dere, 
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 O  memoriale  mortis  Domini,    , 
 Panis  -vivus,  vitam  praestans  homini 
 Praesta  meae  menti  de  tevlvere, 
 Et  te  ill!  semper  dulce  sapere 
 
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 Pie  Pellicane,  Jesu  Domine, 
 Me  immundum  munda  tuo  sanguine: 
 Cuius  una  stilla  salvum  facere 
 Totum  mundum  quit  ab  omni  scelere. 
 
 Jesu,  quern  velatum  nunc  adspi'cio, 
 Oro  fiat  illud,quod  tarn  sitio, 
 Ut,te  revelata  cernens  f&cie , 
 Visu  sim  beatus  tuaegldrlae.  Amen. 
 
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376. 
 
 Litany  of  The  Sacred 
 
 Solo. 
 Con  moto. 
 
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 1  il  i[t  ij  J  j 
 
 2 
 
 Chris -t"',    e     -     le-  i-son.      Ky  -  ri  -  e,    e 
 
 le  -     i  -  son. 
 
 Ky  -  ri  -  e,    e 
 
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 au  -  di    nos.  Chris -te,   ex  -  au  -  dl     no 
 
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 De  -  us,  mi  .  se .  re  -    re  no  - 
 
 De  -  us,  mi  .  se .  re"   .re  no  - 
 
 De  -  us,  mi  -  se  _  re  .    re  no  - 
 
 Pater  de  oralis 
 Fili  Redemptor  mundi 
 Spfritus  Sanete 
 Saneta  Trinitas  unus 
 
 3 
 
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 his. 
 bis. 
 bis. 
 bis. 
 
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 Filii  Patris 
 in  sinuVlrginis 
 Matris  a  Splritu  Sancto     for 
 Verbo  Dei  substantialiter  u 
 majestatis  in  -      -    -  fi 
 templum  De    -      -     -    i 
 tabernaeulum  Al    - 
 
 domus  Dei  et  por   -    -   ta 
 torn  ax  ardens  ca     -       ri     - 
 justitiae  et  amoris  re   -  cep    ■ 
 bonitate  et  amo  -    re 
 
 virtutum  omnium  ab     - 
 
 ae   -       ter-   ni,      mi-se-re-re    no  -  bis 
 
 -  ma-  turn,  mi 
 nf  -  turn,  mi 
 ni    -  tae, 
 
 sane  -  turn, 
 
 tissi  -  mi, 
 coe  -  li, 
 ta*  -  tis, 
 t;(-cu-Imn,  mi 
 pie  -  num,mi 
 ys   -    bus,   mi 
 
 se-re-re 
 
 f 
 se-re-re 
 
 seVre-re 
 
 se-re-re 
 se-re-re 
 se-re  -  re 
 se-rfe  -  re 
 
 ■  se-re  -  re 
 
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 416. 
 
Heart  of  Jesus.  (First  rune.) 
 
 Solo. 
 
 ^fr^ 
 
 LUDWIG   BONVIN,  S.  J. 
 Tutti 
 
 & 
 
 m 
 
 » 
 
 «-j-« 
 
 5* 
 
 12.  Cor 
 
 13.  Cor 
 
 14.  Cor 
 
 15.  Cor 
 
 16.  Cor 
 
 17.  Cor 
 
 18.  Cor 
 
 19.  Cor 
 
 20.  Cor 
 
 21.  Cor 
 
 22.  Cor 
 
 Je  -  su,  omni  laude  di    -     gnlssi-mum 
 
 Je  .  su,  rex  et  centrum  omni    -        -  urn       cor-di-iun, 
 
 Je  .  su,  in  quo  sunt  omnes  thesauri  sapientiaeet  :-<-i-entiae, 
 
 Je  -  su,  in  quo  habitat  omnis  plenitude        di-vini-ta'  -   ti>, 
 
 Je  -  su,  in  quo  Pater  sibi  bene 
 
 Je  .  su,  de  cujus  plenitudine  omnes  no: 
 
 Je  .  su,  deside'rium  eollium 
 
 Je  -  su,  patiens  etmultae  mise 
 
 Je  -  su,  dives  in  omnes 
 
 Je  -  su,  .fonsvitae  et 
 
 Je  -  mi,  propitiatiopro  pec 
 
 fefe 
 
 com  -  placu-it, 
 ae  -  rtpi-mus 
 ;ie  -  terno'rum, 
 ri  -  cor-di-ae, 
 qui  invo-eant  Te, 
 sancti-ta  -  tis, 
 cat  is     no  -stris, 
 
 nu-se-jr-re 
 mi^e-re-je 
 mi-se-re-re 
 
 mi-se-re-re 
 mi-M-rt'-ii- 
 mi-se-re-re 
 nii-se-re"-re 
 
 mi-se-re-rt 
 mi-se-re-re 
 mi-st--r£-re 
 mi-be-ie-re 
 
 no  -  bis. 
 no  -  bis. 
 no  -  bis . 
 no  -  bis . 
 no  -  bis . 
 no  -  bis. 
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 no  -  bis. 
 no  -  bis. 
 no  -  bis. 
 
 M 
 
 i 
 
 (P 
 
 7* 
 
 ^ 
 
 I 
 
 ^ 
 
 q       Soli. 
 
 « 
 
 23.  Cor  Je  .  su,  saturatum                        op 
 
 24.  Cor  Je  -  su,  attrltum  propter  scele-  ra 
 
 25.  Cor  Je  -  su,  usque  ad  mortem  obe"di -ens 
 
 26.  Cor  Je  -  su,  lancea  per      -         -        fo 
 
 27.  Cor  Je  -  su,  fons  totlus  con  sola    -    ti 
 
 28.  Cor  Je  -  su,  vita  et  resurr£cti     -    o 
 
 29.  Cor  Je  .  su,  pax  et  reconciliati   -    o 
 
 30.  Cor  Je  -  su,  vfctima  pec                     ca 
 
 31.  Cor  Je  .  su,  salus  in  Te                     spe 
 
 32.  Cor  Je  -  sii,  spes  in  Te  mo          -     ri 
 
 33.  Cor  Je  .  su,  deliciae  Sancto   -     -    nun 
 
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 ■  ti  -  um, 
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 mi-se- 
 mi-se- 
 mi-se 
 mi-se- 
 mi  -se- 
 mi-se. 
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 2.  A    -     gnus  De 
 
 3.  A    -     gnus  De 
 
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 .    i ,    Qui    tol  -  lis 
 
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 pec 
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 417. 
 
377 
 
 Litany  Of  The  Sacred 
 
 First  Choir. 
 (  J)  -  136.) 
 
 S 
 
 e 
 
 £ 
 
 ^^ 
 
 Ky  -  ri  -   e       e   -  le'  -  i   -  son.     Chris  -  te     e  -  Je  -  i 
 ,       Seco?id  Choir. 
 
 son. 
 
 Ky - 
 
 fe      J^   ^   J>  J    J^  ^ 
 
 ^^ 
 
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 ri  -  e     e  -  le  -  i-son.     Chris -te    au-di  nos,  Chris -te     ex-  au-di -nos 
 
 First  Choir. 
 
 i^ 
 
 Second  Choir. 
 
 mm 
 
 ^ 
 
 -o- 
 
 ^ 
 
 Pater    de    coe  -  lis  De  -  us , 
 
 Fili  Redemptormundi  De  -  us. 
 
 Spfritus       Sancte  De  -  us. 
 
 Sancta        Trfnitas    unus  De  -  us, 
 
 mi  -  se  -  re  -  re  no    -  bis. 
 
 mi  -  se  -   re  -  re  no  -  bis. 
 
 mi  -  se  -    re  -  re  no  -  bis. 
 
 mi  -  se  -   re  -  re  no  -  bis. 
 
 Tut  til  J  -  63. 
 J  f\  U ?njL 
 
 £EE5 
 
 5 
 
 M 
 
 @ 
 
 I 
 
 si 
 
 *±g 
 
 f 
 
 no  -    bis 
 
 4J3 
 
 1.  Cor    Je-su,    Fili  -  i   Patris    ae  -     ter  -    ni,       mi-se-re-re 
 
 JL 
 
 k>:i  it  i  p  r  i-p-p-W 
 
 a 
 
 f^ 
 
 3. 
 
 Cor  JeSu, 
 
 VerboDei|       sub- 
 
 stantialiter     u    -    ni    - 
 
 turn, 
 
 mi- 
 
 se-re  - 
 
 re 
 
 no    - 
 
 bis 
 
 5. 
 
 GorJesVf 
 
 templum  Dei  |                San  - 
 
 ctum, 
 
 mi- 
 
 se-re - 
 
 re 
 
 no    - 
 
 bis. 
 
 7. 
 
 Cor  Jesu, 
 
 domus     Dei|    et  porta  coe  - 
 
 li, 
 
 mi- 
 
 se-re- 
 
 re 
 
 no    - 
 
 bis 
 
 9. 
 
 Cor.  Jesu, 
 
 justitiae  et  amoris      recepta 
 
 -  culum 
 
 mi- 
 
 se-re- 
 
 re 
 
 no    - 
 
 bis 
 
 11. 
 
 Cor  Jesu, 
 
 virtutum    omnium        a-by's  - 
 
 •  sus, 
 
 mi- 
 
 ■ se-re - 
 
 re 
 
 no    - 
 
 bis 
 
 13. 
 
 CorJesn, 
 
 rex  et  centrum 
 
 omnium        co'r  - 
 
 dium, 
 
 mi- 
 
 se-re - 
 
 re 
 
 no   - 
 
 bis 
 
 15. 
 
 CorJesn, 
 
 in  quo  habitat  | 
 
 omnis  plenitudo  Divini-ta 
 
 tis, 
 
 mi- 
 
 ■se-re- 
 
 re 
 
 no   - 
 
 bis. 
 
 17. 
 
 Cor  Jesu, 
 
 de  cujus  plenitudine  | 
 
 omnes  nos  ac    -     ce  - 
 
 pimus, 
 
 mi- 
 
 se-re- 
 
 re 
 
 no  - 
 
 his 
 
 19. 
 
 Cor  Jesu, 
 
 patiens  et  multae  miseri-cor 
 
 -diae 
 
 mi- 
 
 se-re- 
 
 re 
 
 no    - 
 
 bis 
 
 81. 
 
 Cor  Jesu, 
 
 fons  vitae  et  sancti   -   ta    - 
 
 tis, 
 
 mi- 
 
 -  se-re'- 
 
 re 
 
 no   - 
 
 bis 
 
 23. 
 
 Cor  Jesu, 
 
 saturatum            op   -    prd  - 
 
 briis, 
 
 mi- 
 
 . se-re- 
 
 re 
 
 no   - 
 
 bis 
 
 25. 
 
 Cor  Jesu, 
 
 usque  ad  mortem  obe'diens  fa-ctum, 
 
 mi 
 
 -  se-re' - 
 
 re 
 
 no    - 
 
 bis 
 
 27. 
 
 Cor  Jesu, 
 
 fons  totius  consolati  -  o'     - 
 
 nis, 
 
 mi 
 
 -  se-re" ■ 
 
 re 
 
 no    - 
 
 bis 
 
 29. 
 
 CorJesn, 
 
 pax  et  reconciliatio      no    - 
 
 stra, 
 
 mi 
 
 - se-re 
 
 -re 
 
 no  - 
 
 bis 
 
 31. 
 
 Cor  Jesu, 
 
 salus  in  Te          spe  -  ran  - 
 
 tium, 
 
 mi 
 
 -  se-re'- 
 
 •  re 
 
 no  - 
 
 bis 
 
 33 
 
 Cor  Jesu, 
 
 deliciae  Sanctorum       o'm  - 
 
 mum, 
 
 mi 
 
 -se-re 
 
 ■  re 
 
 no  - 
 
 bis 
 
 418, 
 
Heart  Of  Jesus. ( second  Tune) 
 
 B.  H.  E. 
 
 Ft rst  Choir. 
 mf  L 
 
 ^^# 
 
 Second  Choir. 
 
 ^m 
 
 p^^ 
 
 2.    Cor  Je 
 
 su,  in  sinu  Vi'rginis  Matrisj 
 
 4. 
 6. 
 
 8- 
 
 10. 
 12. 
 14. 
 
 16. 
 18. 
 20. 
 22. 
 24. 
 26. 
 28. 
 30. 
 32. 
 
 a  Spiritu  Sancto         for  -  ma 
 
 Cor  Jesn,  majestatis  infi -  ni 
 
 Cor  Jean,  tabernaculum  al-tis-s 
 
 Cor  Jesn,  fornax  ardens  cari-ta   - 
 
 Cor  Jcsn.  bonitate  et  amo're  pie  - 
 
 Cor  Jesn,  omni  laude  dignis  -  si  - 
 
 Cor  Jesn,  in  quo  sunt  omnes 
 
 thesauri  |  sapientiae  et  sci 
 
 Cor  Jesn,  in  quo  Pater  sib i  bene     com 
 
 Cor  Jesn,  deside'rium  cdllium       aeter 
 
 Cor  Jesn,  dives  in  omnes  qui 
 
 Cor  Jesn,  propitiatio  pro 
 
 Cor  Jesu,  attn'tum  propter 
 
 Cor  Jesu,  lancea 
 
 Cor  Jesu,  vita  et 
 
 Cor  Jesu,  victima 
 Cor 
 
 Jesu,    spes  in  Te 
 
 en  - 
 
 pla  - 
 
 no  - 
 
 invo-  cant 
 
 peccatis  no  - 
 
 seel era  no  - 
 
 perfo  -  ra  - 
 
 resurre'etio     no  - 
 
 pecca-to'  - 
 
 mon  -  en 
 
 -  turn, 
 
 -  te, 
 i-mi, 
 
 tis, 
 num, 
 mum, 
 
 tiae. 
 cuit , 
 rum, 
 Te, 
 stris, 
 stra, 
 turn, 
 stra, 
 rum, 
 tium, 
 
 m 
 
 mi 
 mi 
 mi 
 mi 
 mi 
 
 mi 
 mi 
 
 -  se- re-re  no -bis. 
 
 -  se  -re -re  no- bis. 
 
 -  se-  re- re  no -bis. 
 
 -  se-  re- re  no -bis. 
 
 -  se-  re'- re  no -bis. 
 
 -  se-  re- re  no-  bis. 
 
 se- 
 se- 
 mi-  se- 
 mi- se- 
 mi- se- 
 mi-  se- 
 mi -  se- 
 mi -  se- 
 mi -  se- 
 mi-se- 
 
 re-re no 
 re- re  no 
 re- re  no 
 re -re  no 
 re- re  no 
 rd-re  no 
 re- re  no 
 re- re  no 
 re- re  no 
 re- re  no 
 
 bis-, 
 bis. 
 bis. 
 bis. 
 bis. 
 bis. 
 bis. 
 bis. 
 bis. 
 bis. 
 
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 1.  A-gnus  De-i,qui  tol-lis  pec-ca  -ta    mun-di,     par-ce  no-bis  Do'-mine. 
 
 2.  A-gnus  De-i,  qui  tol-lis  pec-ca  -  ta    mun-di,      ex  -  au-di  nos   Do-mine 
 
 3.  A- gnus  De-i,  qui  tol-lis  pec-ca  -  ta    mun-di,     mi-se-re-re  no-bis. 
 
 V.    Jesu,  mitis  et  hiimilis  corde. 
 
 R.  Fac  cor  nostrum  secundum  Cor  tuum. 
 
 Or  emus. 
 
 OMNIPOTENS  sempiterne  Deus,  re'spice  in  Cor  dilectissimi  Filiitui,et  in 
 laudes  ft  satisfactions  quas  in  nomine  peccatorum  tibi  persolvit,  iisque  mise- 
 rico'rdiam  tuam  petentibus,tu  veniam  concede  placatus  in  nomine  ejusdem  Filii 
 tui  Jesu  Christi,  qui  tecum  vivit  et  regnat  in  unitate  Spi'ritus  Sancti    Deus,  per 
 omnia  saeculasaeculdrum  .    R  .  Amen. 
 
 419. 
 
 o|r  1913  P.J.K.&S. 
 
378. 
 
 Litany  Of  The  Blessed 
 
 Moderato  Religiose 
 
 1-6  ,       7>if 
 
 r^i   i^jhJ  jj-J    i\±±k 
 
 s 
 
 f 
 
 1.      Ky'-ri    -    e,      e    -      Je'  -  i-son,      Chri      -       ste        e    -    le  -  i-son, 
 
 ^ 
 
 1-H^ 
 
 {SgEEEp 
 
 2. 
 3. 
 
 Pa-ter  de  coe-lis, 
 Spi-ri-tus  San-cte 
 
 De 
 De 
 
 -  US,   j 
 
 -  us,  \ 
 
 mi  - 
 
 se    -     re   -    re 
 
 no 
 
 - 
 
 bis, 
 
 4. 
 
 San     -       eta    Ma     - 
 
 ri 
 
 -     a, 
 
 San  - 
 
 eta       De  -     i 
 
 Ge- 
 
 ni- 
 
 trix. 
 
 5. 
 
 Ma      -      ter 
 
 Chri 
 
 -  sti, 
 
 Ma- 
 
 ter  di-  vi  -    nae 
 
 gra 
 
 -ti 
 
 -  ae, 
 
 6. 
 
 Ma       -      ter    ca    - 
 
 stis 
 
 -si -ma, 
 
 Ma  - 
 
 ter        in  -   vio  - 
 
 la 
 
 _ 
 
 ta. 
 
 7. 
 
 Ma      -      ter    a     - 
 
 ma- 
 
 bi-lis  , 
 
 Ma  - 
 
 ter        ad  -    mi- 
 
 ra- 
 
 bi 
 
 -  lis, 
 
 8. 
 
 Ma       -      ter  Crea   - 
 
 to 
 
 -    ris, 
 
 Ma  - 
 
 ter      Sal  -   va   - 
 
 to' 
 
 . 
 
 ris, 
 
 9. 
 
 Vir  -    go  ve  -  ne    - 
 
 ran 
 
 -    da, 
 
 Vir 
 
 -  go      prae  -    di  - 
 
 can 
 
 - 
 
 da, 
 
 10. 
 
 Vir      -        go 
 
 cle 
 
 -  mens, 
 
 Vir 
 
 go        fi    - 
 
 de' 
 
 - 
 
 lis, 
 
 11. 
 
 Se  -  des  sa-  pi    - 
 
 en- 
 
 ti-ae 
 
 Cau 
 
 -  sa  no-strae     lae  - 
 
 ti  - 
 
 ti 
 
 -  ae, 
 
 12. 
 
 Vas             ho -  no     - 
 
 ra  - 
 
 bi-le, 
 
 Vas 
 
 in-si-gne  de-voti 
 
 -  o' 
 
 - 
 
 nis, 
 
 13. 
 
 Tur      -     ris    Da     - 
 
 VI  - 
 
 di-ca, 
 
 Tur 
 
 ris        e  - 
 
 bur- 
 
 ne 
 
 -  a, 
 
 14. 
 
 Foe      -       de  -  ris 
 
 ar 
 
 -     ca, 
 
 Ja 
 
 nu    -     a 
 
 coe 
 
 . 
 
 li, 
 
 15. 
 
 Sa  -  lus    in  -fir     - 
 
 mo 
 
 -   rum, 
 
 Re- 
 
 fu'-gi-um    pecca 
 
 -to 
 
 - 
 
 rum. 
 
 16. 
 
 Au-xi-li  -um  Christia 
 
 -no 
 
 -    rum, 
 
 Re- 
 
 gi    -     na     Ange 
 
 -  lo' 
 
 - 
 
 rum, 
 
 17. 
 
 Re   .    gi  -  na  Prophe  • 
 
 ta 
 
 -    rum, 
 
 Re  . 
 
 gi     -    na  A-posto 
 
 -lo 
 
 - 
 
 rum. 
 
 18. 
 
 Re    -    gi-na  Confes  - 
 
 so 
 
 -    rum, 
 
 Re- 
 
 gi     -     na 
 
 Vfr- 
 
 gi 
 
 -num, 
 
 19. 
 
 Regi-na  si-  ne  la-be 
 
 original!      con 
 
 -  ee 
 
 -     Pta, 
 
 Regf- 
 
 na  saeratissi-mi-Ro-sa 
 
 -ri 
 
 -  i. 
 
 iy.  OJfOJtUS.  {in  harmony.}         , 
 
 fh^'fcjfV  f 
 
 i     J'J'    J      J     IJ:~]'J 
 
 ¥ 
 
 w 
 
 20.     A-  gnus  De  i,  qui       tol  -  lis   pec-ca-  ta 
 
 J.— 
 
 mun    -     di , 
 
 J-^^4-^=f  1  I    -v~y- \    1  \     y^=9    '     I  r     p  r 
 
 420. 
 
Virgin.     (First  Tune.) 
 
 B.  A. 
 
 ii,  ii  *  CJf OMUS Sin  harmony.)       r(^[____ 
 
 Ky-ri    -     e 
 
 le- 
 
 son. 
 
 Ghri-ste  Chri-ste_ 
 Chri-ste  Chri-ste  ex 
 
 aii  -  di  nos. 
 au  -  di  nos. 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 
 M 
 
 mi 
 
 ^1 
 
 t 
 
 no    -   bis. 
 
 Fi  -  li    Re-de'm-  pto  r  mun  -  di 
 
 De    -    us, 
 
 San-ctaTri-ni  -  tas 
 
 u-  nus 
 
 De    -    us  , 
 
 San-cta        Vir 
 
 So 
 
 Vir-gi-num, 
 
 Ma      -        ter 
 
 pu      - 
 
 ris-si-ma. 
 
 Ma -ter         in  -  te 
 
 ■  me 
 
 ra    -     ta, 
 
 Ma- ter        bo 
 
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 423. 
 
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 447. 
 
V.  Hd-sti  -  us  et        pre  -    ces  ti  -  bi      Do-  mi       t~      ne  lau  .   dis 
 
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 Responses  at  the  Preface. 
 
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 Sanctus.    Benedictus. 
 
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 no  -  mi  -  ne       Do -mi  -  ni.        Ho  -  san  na        in       ex  -  eel  sis. 
 
 448. 
 
At ''Pater  noster'and  Pax  Domini. 
 
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 449. 
 
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 V.    A  porta 
 
 R.   Erue,Do'mine,  animam 
 
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 3E 
 
 Do   -    mi    -    ne 
 
 V.  Requiem  aeternam  dona  ei 
 
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The  Common  Of  All  Vespers. 
 
 I-  Deus  in  Adjutorium. 
 
 393. 
 
 The  Celebrant. 
 
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 The  Choir. 
 
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 P      p    p     p    ^^ 
 
 % 
 
 2 
 
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 P-  B    JT    I   J 
 
 IV.  Hymn  and  Yersicle . 
 
 R.  De  -    o     gra  -  ti  -    as,. 
 
 Tone  of  the  Versicle . 
 I.  On  A  Double  Feast. 
 
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 P     P     P 
 
 V. Hau-ri  -  e  -  tis      a-  quas       in       gau  -  dl    -    o, 
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 II.  On  A  Semidouble  Feast. 
 
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 V.  Di  -  ri  -  ga'-  tur  Do-  ml  -  ne    o  -  ra  -  ti  -  o     me  -  a . 
 
 R.Sic-ut    in-  cen  -    sum        in    conspectu    tu  -  o. 
 
 The  Versicle  is  followed  by  the  antiphon  to  the  Magnificat,  and  by  the  Canticle  Magnif  icatitself. 
 
 After  the  repetition  of  the  Antiphon,  the  Priest  sings: 
 
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 V.  Do    -     mi     -     nus  vo     -     bis    -     cum. 
 
 R.  Et  cum        spiri    -     tu  tu      -       o . 
 
 V.. Then  follow  the  Commemorations,  if  any  are  to  be  made 
 
 453. 
 
 (Alter  the  prayer) 
 A      -      men. 
 
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 After  Advent. 
 V.  Postpartum, Virgo,  inviolata  permansisti, 
 R.  Dei  Genitrix  intercede  pro  nobis. 
 
 454. 
 
Ave  Regina  Coelomm.  QyQ 
 
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 Maundy  Thursday,  exclusively.) 
 
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 R.  Da  mihi  virtutem.  contra  hostes  tuos. 
 
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 455. 
 
Ov^t).  Reg-inaCoeli. 
 
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 ta    -      re, 
 
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 7T 
 
 al  -     le 
 
 lii  -   ia;      Re-sur-  re 
 
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 V.  Gaude  et  laetare,  Virgo  Maria,  alleluia. 
 R.Quia  surrexit  Dominus  vere,  alleluia. 
 
 456. 
 
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Salve   Regina.  307 
 
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 V.  Ora  pro  nobis,  sancta  Dei  Genitrix. 
 R.  Ut  digni  efficiamur  promissioninus  Christi. 
 
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 Second  Tune. 
 
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VESPER    PSALMS 
 
 THE  FOLLOWING  ARE  ALL  THE  PSALMS  SUNG 
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 400. 
 
 Dixit  Dominus. 
 
 Psalm  109. 
 
 Dixit  Dominus  Domino  meo :  *  Sede  a  dex- 
 tris  meis : 
 
 2.  "Donee  ponam  inimicos  tuos,  *  scabellum 
 pedum  tuorum. 
 
 3.  Virgam  virtutis  tuae  emittet  Dominus  ex 
 Sion :  *  dominare  in  medio  inimicorum 
 tuorum. 
 
 4.  Tecum  principium  in  die  virtutis  tuae  in 
 splendoribus  Sanctorum :  *  ex  utero  ante 
 luciferum  genui  te. 
 
 5.  Juravit  Dominus,  et  non  paenitebit  eum  : 
 
 *  Tu  es  Sacerdos  in  aeternum  secundum 
 ordinem  Melcbisedech. 
 
 6.  Dominus  a  dextris  tuis:  *  confregit  in 
 die  irae  suae  reges. 
 
 7.  Judicabit  in  nationibus,  implebit  ruinas : 
 
 *  conquassabit  capita  in  terra  multorum. 
 
 8.  De  torrente  in  via  bibet  :*propterea  exal- 
 tabit  caput. 
 
 9.  Gloria  Patri,  etc. 
 
 401. 
 
 Confitebor  Tibi. 
 
 Psalm  110. 
 
 Confitebor  tibi  Domine  in  toto  corde  meo; 
 
 in  consilio  justorum,  et  congregatione. 
 
 2.  Magna  opera  Domini :  *  exquisita  in 
 omnes  voluntates  ejus. 
 
 3.  Confessio  et  magnificentia  opus  ejus:*et 
 justitia  ejus  manet  in  saeculum  saeculi. 
 
 4.  Memoriam  fecit  mirabilium  suorum,  f 
 misericors  et  miserator  Dominus :  *  escam 
 dedit  timentibus  se. 
 
 5.  Memor  erit  in  saeculum  testamenti  sui :  * 
 virtutem  operum  suorum  annuntiabit 
 populo  suo : 
 
 6.  Ut  det  illis  haereditatem  gentium :  * 
 opera  manuum  ejus  Veritas  et  judicium. 
 
 7.  Fidelia  omnia  mandata  ejus:  fconfirmata 
 in  saeculum  saeculi,  *  facta  jn  veritate  et 
 aequitate. 
 
 8.  Redemptionem  misit  populo  suo ;  *  man- 
 davit  in  aeternum  testamentum  suum. 
 
 9.  Sanctum,  et  terribile  nomen  ejus;  *  in- 
 itium  sapiintiae  timor  Domini. 
 
 10.  Intellectus  bonus  omnibus  facientibus 
 eum :  *  laudatio  ejus  manet  in  saeculum 
 saeculi. 
 
 11.  Gloria  Pa  tri,  eta 
 
 402.  Beatus  Vir. 
 
 Psalm  111. 
 Beatus  vir  qui  timet  Dominum,  *  in  man- 
 datis  ejus  volet  nimis. 
 
 2.  Potens  in  terra  erit  semen  ejus;  *  gene- 
 ratio  rectorum  benedicetur. 
 
 3.  Gloria  et  divitiae  in  domo  ejus;  *  et  jus- 
 titia ejus  manet  in  saeculum  saeculi. 
 
 4.  Exortum  est  in  tenebris  lumen  rectis,  * 
 misericors  et  miserator,  et  Justus. 
 
 5.  Jucundus  homo  qui  miseretur  et  commo- 
 dat,  t  disponet  sermones  suos  in  judicio;  * 
 quia  in  aeternum  non  commovebitur. 
 
 6.  In  memoria  aeterna  erit  Justus:  *  ab  au- 
 ditione  mala  non  timebit. 
 
 7.  Paratum  cor  ejus  sperare  in  Domino,  t 
 confirmatum  est  cor  ejus:  *  non  commove- 
 bitur donee  despiciat  inimicos  suos. 
 
 8.  Dispersit,  dedit  pauperibus  :  f  justitia  ejus 
 manet  in  saeculum  saeculi.  *  cornu  ejus  ex- 
 altabitur  in  gloria. 
 
 9.  Peccator  videbit,  et  irascetur,  t  dentibus 
 suis  f remet.  et  tabescet :  *  desiderium  pec- 
 catorum  peribit. 
 
 10.  Gloria  Patri,  etc. 
 
 403.  Laudate,  Pueri. 
 
 Psalm  112. 
 Laudate  pueri  Dominum :  *  laudate  nomen 
 Domini. 
 
 2.  Sit  nomen  Domini  benedictum :  *  ex  hoc 
 nunc,  et  usque  in  saeculum. 
 
 3.  A  solis  ortu  usque  ad  occasum,  *  lauda- 
 bile  nomen  Domini. 
 
 4.  Excelsus  super  omnes  gentes  Dominus,  * 
 et  super  coelos  gloria  ejus. 
 
 5.  Quis  sicut  Dominus  Deus  noster,  qui  in 
 altis  habitat,  *  et  humilia  respicit  in  coelo  et 
 in  terra? 
 
 6.  Siiscitans  a  terra  inopem,  *  et  de  stercore 
 erigens  pauperem : 
 
 7.  Ut  collocet  eum  cum  principibus,  *  cum 
 principibus  populi  sui. 
 
 8.  Qui  habitare  facit  sterilem  in  domo,  * 
 matrem  filiorum  laetantem. 
 
 9.  Gloria  Patri.  etc. 
 
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404.  In  Exitu  Israel. 
 
 Psalm   113. 
 In  exitu  Israel  de  /Egypto,  *  domus  Jacob 
 de  populo  barbaro: 
 
 2.  Facta  est  Judaea  sanctificatio  ejus,  * 
 Israel  potestas  ejus. 
 
 3.  Mare  vidit.  et  f ugit :  *  Jordanis  conver- 
 sus  est  retrorsum. 
 
 4.  Montes  exsultaverunt  ut  arietes,  *  et 
 colles  sicut  agni  ovium. 
 
 5.  Quid  est  tibi  mare,  quod  fugisti?  *  et  tu 
 Jordanis,  quia  conversus  es  retrorsum? 
 
 6.  Montes  exsultastis  sicut  arietes,  *  et 
 colles  sicut  agni  ovium  ? 
 
 7.  A  facie  Domini  mota  est  terra,  *  a  facie 
 Dei  Jacob : 
 
 8.  Qui  convertit  petram  in  stagna  aquarum, 
 *  et  rupem  in  fontes  aquarum. 
 
 9.  Non  nobis,  Domine,  non  nobis :  *  sed 
 nomini  tuo  da  gloriam : 
 
 10.  Super  misericordia  tua  et  veritate  tua:* 
 nequando  dicant  gentes :  Ubi  est  Deus 
 eorum  ? 
 
 11.  Deus  autem  noster  in  coelo:  *  omnia 
 quaecumque  voluit,  fecit. 
 
 12.  Simulacra  gentium  argentum  et  aurum,* 
 opera  manuum  hominum. 
 
 13.  Os  habent,  et  non  loquentur :  *  oculos 
 habent,  et  non  videbunt. 
 
 14.  Aures  habent,  et  non  audient :  *  nares 
 habent,  et  non  odorabunt. 
 
 15.  Manus  habent,  et  non  palpabuntrf  pedes 
 habent,  et  non  ambulabunt :  *  non  clama- 
 bunt  in  gutture  suo. 
 
 16.  Similes  illis  fiant  qui  faciunt  ea:  *  et 
 omnes  qui  confidunt  in  eis. 
 
 17.  Domus  Israel  speravit  in  Domino :  *  ad- 
 jutor eorum  et  protector  eorum  est. 
 
 18.  Domus  Aaron  speravit  in  Domino:  * 
 adjutor  eorum  et  protector  eorum  est. 
 
 19.  Qui  timent  Dominum,  speraverunt  in 
 Domino:  *  adjutor  eorum  et  protector 
 eorum  est. 
 
 20.  Dominus  memor  f uit  nostri :  *  et  bene- 
 dixit  nobis. 
 
 21.  Benedixit  domui  Israel  :*  benedixit  do- 
 mui  Aaron. 
 
 22.  Benedixit  omnibus  qui  timent  Dominum, 
 *  pusillis  cum  majoribus. 
 
 23.  Adjiciat  Dominus  super  vos:  *  super 
 vos,  et  super  filios  vestros. 
 
 24.  Benedicti  vos  a  Domino,  *  qui  fecit  coe- 
 lum,  et  terram. 
 
 25.  Coelum  coeli  Domino :  *  terram  autem 
 dedit  filiis  hominum. 
 
 26.  Non  mortui  laudabunt  te,  Domine :  * 
 neque  omnes,  qui  descendunt  in  infernum. 
 
 27.  Sed  nos  qui  vivimus,  benedicimus  Dom- 
 ino, *  ex  hoc  nunc,  et  usque  in  saeculum. 
 
 28.  Gloria  Patri.  etc. 
 
 4-05.  Magnificat. 
 
 Canticum  B.  V.  M. 
 
 Magnificat  *  anima  mea  Dominum. 
 
 2.  Et  exsultavit  spiritus  meus  *  in  Deo  sa- 
 lutari  meo. 
 
 3.  Quia  respexit  humilitatem  ancillae  suae  :* 
 ecce  enim  ex  hoc  beatam  me  dicent  omnes 
 generationes. 
 
 4.  Quia  fecit  mihi  magna  qui  potens  est,  * 
 et  sanctum  nomen  ejus. 
 
 5.  Et  misericordia  ejus  a  progenie  in  pro- 
 genies *  timentibus  eum. 
 
 6.  Fecit  potentiam  in  brachio  suo :  *  disper- 
 sit  superbos  mente  cordis  sui. 
 
 7.  Deposuit  potentes  de  sede,  *  et  exaltavit 
 humiles. 
 
 8.  Esurientes  implevit  bonis  :  *  et  divites  di- 
 misit  inanes. 
 
 9.  Suscepit  Israel  puerum  suum,  *  recorda- 
 tus  misericordiae  suae : 
 
 10.  Sicut  locutus  est  ad  patres  nostros,  * 
 Abraham,  et  semini  ejus  in  saecula. 
 
 11.  Gloria  Patri,  etc. 
 
 4-06.       Confitebor  Quoniam. 
 Psalm  137. 
 
 Confitebor  tibi,  Domine,  in  toto  corde 
 meo:  *  quoniam  audisti  verba  oris  mei. 
 
 2.  In  conspectu  Angelorum  psallam  tibi:  * 
 adorabo  ad  templum  sanctum  tuum,  et  con- 
 fitebor nomini  tuo. 
 
 3.  Super  misericordia  tua,  et  veritate  tua :  * 
 quoniam  magnificasti  super  omne,  nomen 
 sanctum  tuum. 
 
 4.  In  quacumque  die  invocavero  te,  exaudi 
 me :  *  multiplicabis  in  anima  mea  virtutem. 
 
 5.  Confiteantur  tibi,  Domine,  omnes  reges 
 terrae :  *  quia  audierunt  omnia  verba  oris 
 tui: 
 
 6.  Et  cantent  in  viis  Domini:  *  quoniam 
 magna  est  gloria  Domini. 
 
 7.  Quoniam  excelsus  Dominus,  et  humilia 
 respicit:  *  et  alta  a  longe  cognoscit. 
 
 8.  Si  ambulavero  in  medio  tribulationis,  vi- 
 vificabis  me :  f  et  super  iram  inimicorum 
 meorum  extendisti  manum  tuam,  *  et  sal- 
 vum  me  fecit  dextera  tua. 
 
 9.  Dominus  retribuet  pro  me:  f  Domine 
 misericordia  tua  in  saeculum  :  *  opera  ma- 
 nuum tuarum  ne  despicias. 
 
 10.  Gloria  Patri,  etc. 
 
 466 
 
407.  Credidi. 
 
 Psalm  115. 
 
 Credidi,  propter  quod  locutus  sum:  *  ego 
 autem  humiliatus  sum  nimis. 
 
 2.  Ego  dixi  in  excessu  meo :  *  Omnis  homo 
 mendax. 
 
 3.  Quid  retribuam  Domino,  *  pro  omnibus 
 quae  retribuit  mihi? 
 
 4.  Calicem  salutaris  accipiam :  *  et  nomen 
 Domini  invocabo. 
 
 5.  Vota  mea  Domino  reddam  coram  omni 
 populo  ejus:  *  pretiosa  in  conspectu 
 Domini  mors  sanctorum  ejus: 
 
 6.  O  Domine  quia  ego  servus  tuus :  *  ego 
 servus  tuus,  et  filius  ancillae  tuae. 
 
 7.  Dirupisti  vincula  mea:  t  tibi  sacrificabo 
 hostiam  laudis,  *  et  nomen  Domini  invo- 
 cabo. 
 
 8.  Vota  mea  Domino  reddam  in  conspectu 
 omnis  populi  ejus:  *  in  atriis  domus  Do- 
 mini, in  medio  tui  Jerusalem. 
 
 9.  Gloria  Patri,  etc. 
 
 408. 
 
 In  Convertendo. 
 Psalm  125. 
 
 In      convertendo      Dominus      captivitatem 
 Sion:  *  facti  sumus  sicut  consolati. 
 
 2.  Tunc  repletum  est  gaudio  os  nostrum :  * 
 et  lingua  nostra  exsultatione. 
 
 3.  Tunc  dicent  inter  gentes :  *  Magnificavit 
 Dominus  facere  cum  eis. 
 
 4.  Magnificavit  Dominus  facere  nobiscum,  * 
 facti  sumus  laet antes. 
 
 '5.  Converte,  Domine,  captivitatem  nostram,* 
 sicut  torrens  in  Austro. 
 
 6.  Qui    seminant    in    lacrimis,    *    exsulta- 
 tione metent. 
 
 7.  Euntes  ibant  et  flebant,  *  mittentes  sem- 
 ina  sua. 
 
 8.  Venientes   autem   venient   cum   exsulta- 
 tione *  portantes  manipulos  suos. 
 
 9.  Gloria  Patri,  etc. 
 
 409.    Domine  Probasti  Me. 
 Psalm  138. 
 
 Domine,  probasti  me,  et  cognovisti  me :  *  tu 
 cognovisti  sessionem  meam  et  resurrec- 
 tionem  meam. 
 
 2.  Intellexisti  cogitationes  meas  de  longe :  * 
 semitam  meam  et  funiculum  meum  inves- 
 tigasti. 
 
 40  9. — Continued 
 
 3.  Et  omnes  vias  meas  praevidisti :  *  quia 
 non  est  sermo  in  lingua  mea. 
 
 4.  Ecce  Domine  tu  cognovisti  omnia  no- 
 vissima  et  antiqua:  *  tu  formasti  me,  et 
 posuisti  super  me  manum  tuam. 
 
 5.  Mirabilis  facta  est  scientia  tua  ex  me:  * 
 confortata  est,  et  non  potero  ad  earn. 
 
 6.  Quo  ibo  a  spiritu  tuo?  *  et  quo  a  facie 
 tua  fugiam? 
 
 7.  Si  ascendero  in  coelum,  tu  illic  es:  *  si 
 descendero  in  internum,  ades. 
 
 8.  Si  sumpsero  pennas  meas  diluculo,  *  et 
 habitavero  in  extremis  maris : 
 
 9.  Etenim  illuc  manus  tua  dediicet  me :  *  et 
 tenebit  me  dextera  tua. 
 
 10.  Et  dixi :  Forsitan  tenebrae  conculcabunt 
 me :  *  et  nox  illuminatio  mea  in  deliciis 
 meis. 
 
 11.  Quia  tenebrae  non  obscurabuntur  a  te,  t 
 et  nox  sicut  dies  illuminabitur :  *  sicut  tene- 
 brae ejus,  ita  et  lumen  ejus. 
 
 12.  Quia  tu  possedisti  renes  meos :  *  sus- 
 cepisti  me  de  utero  matris  meae. 
 
 13.  Confitebor  tibi,  quia  terribiliter  magnifi- 
 catus  es :  f  mirabilia  opera  tua,  *  et  anima 
 mea  cognoscit  nimis. 
 
 14.  Non  est  occultatum  os  meum  a  te,  quod 
 f ecisti  in  occulto :  *  et  substantia  mea  in 
 inferioribus  terrae. 
 
 45.  Imperfectum  meum  viderunt  oculi  tui,  t 
 et  in  libro  tuo  omnes  scribentur :  *  dies  f or- 
 mabuntur,  et  nemo  in  eis. 
 
 16.  Mihi  autem  nimis  honorificati  sunt  amici 
 tui  Deus :  *  nimis  conf ortatus  est  princi- 
 pals eorum. 
 
 17.  Dinumerabo  eos,  et  super  arenam  multi- 
 plicabuntur :  *  exsurrexi,  et  adhuc  sum 
 tecum. 
 
 18.  Si  occideris  Deus  peccatores:  *  viri 
 sanguinum  declinate  a  me: 
 
 19.  Quia  dicitis  in  cogitatione :  *  accipient 
 in  vanitate  civitates  tuas. 
 
 20.  Nonne  qui  oderunt  te  Domine  oder- 
 am?  *  et  super  inimicos  tuos  tabescebam? 
 
 21.  Perfecto  odio  oderam  illos :  *  et  inimici 
 facti  sunt  mihi. 
 
 22.  Proba  me  Deus,  et  scito  cor  meum :  * 
 interroga  me,  et  cognosce  semitas  meas. 
 
 23.  Et  vide,  si  via  iniquitatis  in  me  est :  *  et 
 deduc  me  in  via  aeterna. 
 
 24.  Gloria  Patri,  etc. 
 
 467 
 
410.  DeProfundis. 
 
 Psalm  129. 
 De   profundis   clamavi    ad   te    Domine:    * 
 Domine  exaudi  vocem  meam. 
 
 2.  Fiant  aures  tuae  intendentes  *  in  vocem 
 deprecationis  meae. 
 
 3.  Si  iniquitates  observaveris  Domine :  * 
 Domine,  quis  sustinebit? 
 
 4.  Quia  apud  te  propitiatio  est :  *  et  propter 
 legem  tuam  sustinui  te,  Domine. 
 
 5.  Sustinuit  anima  mea  in  verbo  ejus:  * 
 speravit  anima  mea  in  Domino. 
 
 6.  A  custodia  matutina  usque  ad  noctem,  * 
 speret  Israel  in  Domino. 
 
 7.  Quia  apud  Dominum  misericordia:  *  et 
 copiosa  apud  eum  redemptio. 
 
 8.  Et  ipse  redimet  Israel  *  ex  omnibus  ini- 
 quitatibus  ejus. 
 
 9.  Gloria  Patri,  etc. 
 
 411.  Memento,  Domine,  David. 
 
 Psalm   131. 
 Memento  Domine  David,  *  et  omnis  man- 
 suetudinis  ejus: 
 
 2.  Sicut  juravit  Domino,  *.votum  vovit  Deo 
 Jacob : 
 
 3.  Si  introiero  in  tabernaculum  domus 
 meae :  *  si  ascendero  in  lectum  strati  mei : 
 
 4.  Si  dedero  somnum  oculis  meis,  *  et  pal- 
 pebris  meis  dormitationem; 
 
 5.  Et  requiem  temporibus  meis :  donee  in- 
 veniam  locum  Domino,  *  tabernaculum  Deo 
 Jacob. 
 
 6.  Ecce  audivimus  earn  in  Ephrata :  *  in- 
 venimus  earn  in  campis  silvae. 
 
 7.  Introibimus  in  tabernaculum  ejus:  *  ado- 
 rabimus  in  loco  ubi  steterunt  pedes  ejus. 
 
 8.  Surge,  Domine,  in  requiem  tuam :  *  tu  et 
 area  sanctificationis  tuae. 
 
 9.  Sacerdotes  tui  induantur  justitiam:  *  et 
 sancti  tui  exsultent. 
 
 10.  Propter  David  servum  tuum,  *  non 
 avertas  faciem  Christi  tui. 
 
 11.  Juravit  Dominus  David  veritatem,  et 
 non  f  rustrabitur  earn :  *  de  f  ructu  ventris 
 tui  ponam  super  sedem  tuam. 
 
 12.  Si  custodierint  filii  tui  testamentum 
 meum,  *  et  testimonia  mea  haec  quae  do- 
 cebo  eos : 
 
 13.  Et  filii  eorum  usque  in  saeculum,  *  se- 
 debunt  super  sedem  tuam. 
 
 14.  Quoniam  elegit'  Dominus  Sion,  *  elegit 
 earn  in  habitationem  sibi. 
 
 15.  Haec  requies  mea  in  saeculum  saeculi :  * 
 hie  habitabo,  quoniam  elegi  earn. 
 
 16.  Viduam  ejus  benedicens  benedicam :  * 
 pauperes  ejus  saturabo  panibus. 
 
 17.  Sacerdotes  ejus  induam  salutari :  *  et 
 sancti  ejus  exsultatione  exsultabunt. 
 
 18.  Illuc  producam  cornu  David,  *  paravi 
 lucernam  Christo  meo. 
 
 19.  Inimicos  ejus  induam  conf  usione :  * 
 super  ipsum  autem  efflorebit  sancti ficatio 
 mea. 
 
 20.  Gloria  Patri,  etc. 
 
 412. 
 
 Laetatus  Sum. 
 
 Psalm  121. 
 Laetatus  sum  in  his,  quae  dicta  sunt  mihi :  * 
 in  domum  Domini  ibimus. 
 
 2.  Stantes  erant  pedes  nostri :  *  in  atriis 
 tuis,  Jerusalem. 
 
 3.  Jerusalem,  quae  aedificatur  ut  civitas :  * 
 cujus  participatio  ejus  in  idipsum. 
 
 4.  Illuc  enim  ascenderunt  tribus,  tribus  Do- 
 mini :  *  testimonium  Israel  ad  confitendum 
 nomini  Domini. 
 
 5.  Quia  illic  sederunt  sedes  in  judicio:  * 
 sedes  super  domum  David. 
 
 6.  Rogate  quae  ad  pacem  sunt  Jerusalem ;  * 
 et  abundantia  diligentibus  te. 
 
 7.  Fiat  pax  in  virtute  tua:  *  et  abundantia 
 in  turribus  tuis. 
 
 8.  Propter  f  ratres  meos  et  proximos  meos,* 
 loquebar  pacem  de  te: 
 
 9.  Propter  domum  Domini  Dei  nostri,  * 
 quaesivi  bona  tibi. 
 
 10.  Gloria  Patri,  etc. 
 
 413.  Nisi  Dominus. 
 
 Psalm  126. 
 Nisi   Dominus   aedificaverit   domum :  *  in 
 vanum   laboraverunt  qui  aedificant  earn. 
 
 2.  Nisi  Dominus  custodierit  civitatem:  * 
 frustra  vigilat  qui  custodit  earn. 
 
 3.  Vanum  est  vobis  ante  lucem  surgere:  * 
 siirgite  postquam  sederitis,  qui  manducatis 
 panem  doloris. 
 
 4.  Cum  dederit  dilectis  suis  somnum:  * 
 ecce  haereditas  Domini :  filii,  merces, 
 ventris. 
 
 5.  Sicut  sagittae  in  manu  potentis :  *  ita 
 filii    excussorum. 
 
 6.  Beatus  vir  qui  implevit  desiderium  suum 
 ex  ipsis :  *  non  confundetur,  cum  loquetur 
 inimicis  suis  in  porta. 
 
 7.  Gloria  Patri,  etc. 
 
 414.  Lauda,  Jerusalem. 
 
 Psalm   147. 
 Lauda,     Jerusalem,     Dominum :     *     lauda 
 Deum  tuum,  Sion. 
 
 2.  Quoniam  confortavit  seras  portarum 
 tuarum :  *  benedixit  f  iliis  tuis  in  te. 
 
 3.  Qui  posuit  fines  tuos  pacem :  *  et  adipe 
 frumenti  satiat  te. 
 
 4.  Qui  emittit  eloquium  suum  terrae :  * 
 velociter  currit  sermo  ejus. 
 
 5.  Qui  dat  nivem  sicut  lanam ;  *  nebulam 
 sicut  cinerem  spargit. 
 
 6.  Mittit  crystallum  suum  sicut  buccellas ;  * 
 ante  faciem  frigoris  ejus  quis  sustinebit? 
 
 7.  Emittet  verbum  suum  et  liquefaciet  ea :  * 
 flabit  spiritus  ejus,  et  fluent  aquae. 
 
 8.  Qui  annvintiat  verbum  suum  Jacob :  * 
 justitias  et  judicia  sua  Israel. 
 
 9.  Non  fecit  taliter  omni  nationi :  *  et  ju- 
 dicia sua  non  manifestavit  eis. 
 
 10.  Gloria  Patri,  etc. 
 
 468 
 
415. 
 
 Belti  Omnes. 
 
 Psalm  127. 
 
 Beati  omnes  qui  timent  Dominum,  *  qui 
 ambulant  in  viis  ejus. 
 
 2.  Labores  manuum  tuarum  quia  mandu- 
 cabis:  *  beatus  es,  et  bene  tibi  erit. 
 
 3.  Uxor  tua  sicut  vitis  abundans,  *  in  lateri- 
 bus  domus  tuae. 
 
 4.  Filii  tui  sicut  novellae  oblivarum,  *  in 
 circuitu  mensae  tuae. 
 
 5.  Ecce  sic  benedicetur  homo,  *  qui  timet 
 Dominum. 
 
 6.  Benedicat  tibi  Dominus  ex  Sion :  *  et 
 videas  bona  Jerusalem  omnibus  diebus 
 vitae  tuae. 
 
 7.  Et  videas  f  ilios  f  iliorum  tuorum ;  *  pa- 
 cem  super  Israel. 
 
 8.  Gloria  Patri,  etc. 
 
 416. 
 
 Ad  Dominum. 
 Psalm  119. 
 
 Ad  Dominum,  cum  tribularer,  clamavi :  * 
 et  exaudivit  me. 
 
 2.  Domine,  libera  animan  meam  a  labiis 
 iniquis,  *  et  a  lingua  dolosa. 
 
 3.  Quid  detur  tibi,  aut  quid  apponatur  tibi,* 
 ad  linguam  dolosam? 
 
 4.  Sagittae  potentis  acutae,  *  cum  carboni- 
 bus  desolatoriis. 
 
 5.  Heu  mihi,  quia  incolatus  meus  prolong- 
 atus est :  f  habitavi  cum  habitantibus  Ce- 
 dar :  *  multum  incola  f uit  anima  mea. 
 
 6.  Cum  his,  qui  oderunt  pacem,  eram  pacifi- 
 cus :  *  cum  loquebar  illis,  impugnabant  me 
 gratis. 
 
 7.  Requiem  acternam  *  dona  eis  Domine. 
 
 8.  Et  lux  perpetua  *  luceat  eis. 
 
 417.  Dilexi  Quoniam. 
 
 Psalm  114. 
 
 Dilexi,  quoniam  exaudiet  Dominus  *  vocem 
 orationis  meae : 
 
 2.  Quia  inclinavit  aurem  suam  mihi :  *  et  in 
 diebus  meis  invocabo. 
 
 3.  Circumdederunt  me  dolores  mortis :  *  et 
 pericula  inferni  invenerunt  me. 
 
 4.  Tribulationem  et  dolorem  inveni :  *  et 
 nomen  Domini  invocavi. 
 
 5.  O  Domine,  libera  animam  meam :  f  mis- 
 ericors  Dominus,  et  Justus,  *  et  Deus  noster 
 miseretur. 
 
 6.  Custodiens  parvulos  Dominus :  *  humi- 
 liatus  sum,  et  liberavit  me. 
 
 7.  Convertere  anima  mea  in  requiem  tuam  :* 
 quia  Dominus  benefecit  tibi. 
 
 8.  Quia  eripuit  animam  meam  de  morte,  f 
 oculos  meos  a  lacrimis,  *  pedes  meos  a 
 lapsu. 
 
 9.  Placebo  Domino  *  in  regione  vivorum. 
 
 10.  Requiem  aeternam,  etc 
 
 4 IS.  Levavi  Oculos. 
 
 Psalm  120. 
 Levavi  oculos  meos  in  montes,  *  unde  ve- 
 niet  auxilium  mihi. 
 
 2.  Auxilium  meum  a  Domino,  *  qui  fecit 
 coelum  et  terram. 
 
 3.  Non  det  in  commotionem  pedem  tuum :  * 
 neque  dormitet  qui  custodit  te. 
 
 4.  Ecce  non  dormitabit,  neque  dormiet,  * 
 qui  custodit  Israel. 
 
 5.  Dominus  custodit  te,  Dominus  protectio 
 tua  *  super  manum  dexteram  tuam. 
 
 6.  Per  diem  sol  non  uret  te,  *  neque  luna 
 per  noctem. 
 
 7.  Dominus  custodit  te  ab  omni  malo :  * 
 custodiat  animam  tuam  Dominus. 
 
 8.  Dominus  custodiat  introitum  tuum,  et 
 exitum  tuum,  *  ex  hoc  nunc,  et  usque  in 
 saeculum. 
 
 9.  Requiem,  etc. 
 
 419.  Laudate  Dominum. 
 
 Psalm   116. 
 Laudate  Dominum  omnes  gentes ;  *  laudate 
 eum  omnes  populi. 
 
 2.  Quoniam  confirmata  est  super  nos  mis- 
 ericordia  ejus :  *  et  Veritas  Domini  manet 
 in  aeternum. 
 
 3.  Gloria  Patri,  etc. 
 
 420.  Eripe  Me,  Domine. 
 
 Psalm  139. 
 
 Eripe  me,  Domine,  ab  homine  malo :  *  a 
 viro  iniquo  eripe  me. 
 
 2.  Qui  cogitaverunf  iniquitates  in  corde :  * 
 tota  die  constituebant  praelia. 
 
 3.  Acuerunt  linguas  suas  sicut  serpentis :  * 
 venenum  aspidum  sub  labiis  eorum. 
 
 4.  Custodi  me,  Domine,  de  manu  pecca- 
 toris:  *  et  ab  hominibus  iniquis  eripe  me. 
 
 5.  Qui  cogitaverunt  supplantare  gressus 
 meos :  *  absconderunt  superbi  laqueum 
 mihi : 
 
 6.  Et  funes  extenderunt  in  laqueum  :  *  juxta 
 iter   scandalum   posuerunt   mihi. 
 
 7.  Dixi  Domino:  Deus  meus  es  tu:  *  ex- 
 audi,  Domine.  vocem  deprecationis  meae. 
 
 8.  Domine,  Domine,  virtus  salutis  meae:  * 
 obumbrasti  super  caput  meum  in  die  belli: 
 
 9.  Ne  tradas  me,  Domine,  a  desiderio  meo 
 peccatori :  f  cogitaverunt  contra  me,  *  ne 
 derelinquas  me.  ne  forte  exaltentur. 
 
 10.  Caput  circuitus  eorum :  *  labor-  labi- 
 orum  ipsorum  operiet  eos. 
 
 11.  Cadent  super  eos  carbones,  f  in  ignem 
 dejicies  eos:  *  in  miseriis  non  subsistent. 
 
 12.  Vir  linguosusnon  dirigetur  in  terra:  * 
 virum  injustum  mala  capient  in  interitu. 
 
 13.  Cognovi  quia  faciet  Dominus  judicium 
 inopis,  *  et  vindictam  pauoerum. 
 
 14.  Verumtamen  justi  confitebuntur  nomini 
 tuo :  *  et  habitabunt  recti  cum  vultu  tuo. 
 
 15.  Gloria  Patri.  etc. 
 
 469 
 
421. 
 
 Voce  Mea. 
 
 Psalm  141. 
 
 Voce  mea  ad  Dominum  clamavi :  *  voce 
 mea  ad  Dominum  deprecatus  sum. 
 
 2.  Effundo  in  conspectu  ejus  orationem 
 meam,  *  et  tribulationem  meam  ante  ipsum 
 pronuntio. 
 
 3.  In  deficiendo  ex  me  spiritum  meum,  *  et 
 tu  cognovisti  semitas  meas. 
 
 4.  In  via  hac  qua  ambulabam,  *  abscon- 
 derunt  laqueum  mihi. 
 
 5.  Considerabam  ad  dexteram,  et  videbam  :  * 
 et  non  erat  qui  cognosceret  me. 
 
 6.  Periit  fuga  a  me,  *  et  non  est  qui  requirat 
 animam  meam. 
 
 7.  Clamavi  ad  te,  Domine;  f  dixi :  Tu  es 
 spes  mea,  *  portio  mea  in  terra  viventium. 
 
 8.  Intende  ad  deprecationem  meam:  *  quia 
 humiliatus  sum  nimis. 
 
 9.  Libera  me  a  persequentibus  me.  *  quia 
 confortati  sunt  super  me. 
 
 10.  Educ  de  custodia  animam  meam  ad  con- 
 fitendum  nomini  tuo :  *  me  exspectant  justi, 
 donee  retribuas  mihi. 
 
 11.  Gloria  Patri,  etc. 
 
 422l         Domine  Clamavi. 
 
 Psalm  140. 
 Domine,  clamavi  ad  te,  exaudi  me:  *  in- 
 tende voci  meae  cum  clamavero  ad  te. 
 
 2.  Dirigatur  oratio  mea  sicut  incensum  in 
 conspectu  tuo :  *  elevatio  manuum  mearum 
 sacrificium  vespertinum. 
 
 3.  Pone,  Domine,  custodiam  ori  meo :  *  et 
 ostium  circumstantiae  labiis  meis. 
 
 4.  Non  declines  cor  meum  in  verba  ma- 
 litiae,  *  ad  excusandas  excusationes  in 
 peccatis. 
 
 5.  Cum  hominibus  operantibus  iniquitatem,  * 
 et  non  communicabo  cum  electis  eorum. 
 
 6.  Corripiet  me  Justus  in  misericordia,  et 
 increpabit  me:  *  oleum  autem  peccatoris 
 non  impinguet  caput  meum. 
 
 7.  Quoniam  adhuc  et  oratio,  mea  in  bene- 
 placitis  eorum  :  *  absorpti  sunt  juncti  petrae 
 judices  eorum. 
 
 422. — Continued ', 
 
 8.  Audient  verba  mea  quoniam  potuerunt :  * 
 sicut  crassitudo  terrae  erupta  est  super 
 terram. 
 
 9.  Dissipata  sunt  ossa  nostra  secus  infer- 
 num :  f  quia  ad  te,  Domine,  Domine, 
 oculi  mei :  *  te  speravi,  non  auferas  animam 
 meam. 
 
 10.  Custodi  me  a  laqueo  quern  statuerunt 
 mihi,  *  et  a  scandalis  operantium  iniqui- 
 tatem. 
 
 11.  Cadent  in  retiaculo  ejus  peccatores:  * 
 singulariter  sum  ego  donee  transeam. 
 
 12.  Gloria  Patri,  etc. 
 
 423.    Conserva  Me,  Domine. 
 
 Psalm  IS. 
 
 Conserva  me,  Domine,  quoniam  speravi  in 
 te :  f  Dixi  Domino :  Deus  meus  es  tu,  * 
 quoniam  bonorum  meorum  non  eges. 
 
 2.  Sanctis,  qui  sunt  in  terra  ejus,  *  mirifi- 
 cavit  omnes  voluntates  meas  in  eis. 
 
 3.  Multiplicatae  sunt  in  infirmitates  eorum  :* 
 postea  acceleraverunt. 
 
 4.  Non  congregabo  conventicula  eorum  de 
 sanguinibus :  *  nee  memor  ero  nominum 
 eorum  per  labia  mea. 
 
 5.  Dominus  pars  haereditatis  meae,  et  ca- 
 licis  mei :  *  tu  es  qui  restitues  haereditatem 
 meam  mihi. 
 
 6.  Funes  ceciderunt  mihi  in  praeclaris:  * 
 etenim  haereditas  mea  praeclara  est  mihi. 
 
 7.  Benedicam  Dominum  qui  tribuit  mihi 
 intellectum :  *  insuper  et  usque  ad  noctem 
 increpuerunt  me  renes  mei. 
 
 8.  Providebam  Dominum  in  conspectu  meo 
 semper :  *  quoniam  a  dextris  est  mihi,  ne 
 commovear. 
 
 9.  Propter  hoc  laetatum  est  cor  meum,  et 
 exsultavit  lingua  mea  :  *  insuper  et  caro  mea 
 requiescet  in  spe. 
 
 10.  Quoniam  non  derelinques  animam  meam 
 in  inferno :  *  nee  dabis  sanctum  tuum 
 videre   corruptionem. 
 
 11.  Notas  mihi  fecisti  vlas  vitae,  f  adimple- 
 bis  me  laetitia  cum  vultu  tuo :  *  delecta- 
 tiones  in  dextera  tua  usque  in  finem. 
 
 12.  Gloria  Patri,  etc. 
 
 470 
 
4-24-.      Miserere  Mei.  Deus. 
 Psalm  SO. 
 
 Miserere  mei,  Deus,  *  secundum  magnam 
 misericordian  tuam. 
 
 2.  Et  secundum  multitudinem  miserationum 
 tuarum,  *  dele  iniquitatem  meam. 
 
 3.  Amplius  lava  me  ab  iniquitate  mea:  * 
 et  a  peccato  meo  munda  me : 
 
 4.  Quoniam  iniquitatem  meam  ego  cognos- 
 ce-:  *  et  peccatum  meum  contra  me  est 
 semper. 
 
 5.  Tibi  soli  peccavi  et  malum  coram  te 
 feci:  *  ut  justificeris  in  sermonibus  tuis,  et 
 vincas  cum  judicaris. 
 
 6.  Ecce  enim  in  iniquitatibus  conceptus 
 sum :  *  et  in  peccatis  concepit  me  mater 
 mea. 
 
 7.  Ecce  enim  veritatem  dilexisti :  *  incerta 
 et  occulta  sapientiae  tuae  manifestasti  mihi. 
 
 8.  Asperges  me  hyssopo  et  mundabor :  * 
 lavabis  me  et  super  nivem  dealbabor. 
 
 9.  Auditui  meo  dabis  gaudium  et  laetitiam  :* 
 et  exsultabunt  ossa  humiliata. 
 
 10.  Averte  faciem  tuam  a  peccatis  meis:  * 
 et  omnes  iniquitates  meas  dele. 
 
 11.  Cor  mundum  crea  in  me.  Deus:  *  et 
 spiritum  rectum  innova  in  visceribus  meis. 
 
 12.  Ne  projicias  me  a  facie  tua:  *  et  spiri- 
 tum sanctum  tuum  ne  auferas  a  me. 
 
 13.  Redde  mihi  laetitiam  salutaris  tui :  *  et 
 spiritu  principali  confirma  m 
 
 14.  Docebo  iniquos  vias  tuis  :  *  et  impii  ad 
 te  convertentur. 
 
 15.  Libera  me  de  sanguinibus,  Deus,  Deus 
 salutis  meae :  *  et  ersultabit  lingua  mea 
 justitiam  tuam. 
 
 16.  Domine,  labia  mea  aperies :  *  et  os 
 meum  annuntiabit  laudem  tuam. 
 
 17.  Quoniam  si  voluisses  sacrificium,  desis- 
 sem  utique :  *  holocaustis  non  delectaberis. 
 
 18.  Sacrificium  Deo  spiritus  contribulatus  :  * 
 cor  contritum  et  humiliatum,  Deus,  non 
 despicies. 
 
 19.  Benigne  fac,  Domine,  in  bona  voluntate 
 tua  Sion :  *  ut  aedificentur  muri  Jerusalem. 
 
 20.  Tunc  acceptabis  sacrificium  justitiae, 
 oblationes,  et  holocausta :  *  tunc  imponent 
 super  altare  tuum  vitulos. 
 
 21.  Gloria  Patri,  etc. 
 
425. 
 
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 Altissimi  donum  Dei, 
 Fons  vivus,  ignis, caritas. 
 Et  spiritalis  unctio . 
 
 3. 
 
 Tu  septiformis  munere , 
 
 Digitus  Paternae  dexterae. 
 Tu  rite  promissum  Patris, 
 Sermo'ne  ditans  guttura. 
 
 4. 
 
 Acce'nde  lumen  sensibus 
 Tnfundc  amo'rem  co'rdibus 
 Infirma  nostri  corporis 
 Virtute  firmans  perpeti. 
 
 Ho  stem  repellas  longius, 
 Pace'mque  dones  pro'tinus-, 
 Ductore  sic  te  praevio, 
 Vitemus  omne  noxium. 
 
 6. 
 
 Per  te.  sciamus  da  Patrem, 
 Noscamus  atque  Filinm: 
 Tequ<?  utriusque  Spiritum: 
 Credamus  omni  tempore. 
 
 7. 
 Deo  Patri  sit  gloria, 
 Et  Filio,  qu<  amo'rtuis 
 Surrexit,ac  Paraclito, 
 In  saeculorum  saeoula.  Amen. 
 
 First  Vespers :  Second  Vespers: 
 
 V.Rcplcti  sunt  omnes  Spiritu  Sancto, alleluia.   V.Loquebanturvariis  Unguis  Apostollalleluia 
 R.Et  coeperunt  loqui,  alleluia.  R.Magnalia  Dei,  alleluia. 
 
 472. 
 
Vexilla  Regis. 
 
 (Passion   Sunday  and  Palm  Sunday.) 
 
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 Ut  uos  iavaret  sordibus, 
 Manavit  unda  et  sanguine. 
 
 Beata  cujus  brachiis 
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 Stat  era  facta  corporis, 
 Tulitque  praedam  tartar! . 
 
 Imple'ta  sunt  quae  co'ncinit 
 David  fideli  carmine, 
 Dicendo  nationibus: 
 Regnavit  a  ligno  Deus. 
 
 4. 
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 Ornata  Regis  purpura, 
 
 Electa  digno  stipite, 
 
 Tam.sancta  membra  tangere. 
 
 0  Crux,ave,  spes  u'nica, 
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 Piis  adauge  gratiam, 
 Relsque  dele  crimina. 
 
 1. 
 Te,fons  salutis,Trinitas 
 Collaudet  omnis  spiritus; 
 Quibus  Crucis  victoriam 
 Largfris,adde  praemium. 
 
 V.  Eripe  me,Domine,  ab  homine  malo. 
 R.Aviro  iniquo  e'ripe  me. 
 
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 Nobis  datus,  nobis  natus 
 
 Ex  intacta  Virgine, 
 Et  in  mundo  conversatus, 
 Sparso  verbi  se'mine, 
 Sui  moras  incolatus 
 Miro  clausit  ordine. 
 
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 In  supremaenocte  coenae 
 
 Recumbens  cum  fratribus, 
 
 Observata  lege  plene 
 
 Cibis  in  legalibus, 
 
 Cibum  turbae  duodenae 
 
 Se  dat  suis  manibus. 
 
 4. 
 Verbum  caro  panem  ve'rum 
 
 Verbo  carnem  e'ff icit : 
 
 Fit  que  sanguis  Christi  merum ; 
 
 Et  si  sensus  deficit, 
 
 Ad  firmaiidum  cor  sincerum 
 
 Sola  fides  sufficit. 
 
 _  5. 
 
 Tantum  ergo  Sacramentum 
 
 Venere'mur  cernui; 
 
 Et  antiquum  documentum 
 
 Novo  cedat  ritui: 
 
 Praestet  fides  supplementum 
 
 Serisuum  defe'ctui. 
 
 6. 
 
 Genito'ri,  Genitdque 
 Laus  et  .jubilatio, 
 Salus,  honor  virtus  quoque 
 Sit  et  benedfctio : 
 Procedenti  ab  utroque 
 Compar  sit  laudatio. 
 Amen. 
 
 V.  Panem  de  coelopraestitistieis,  alleluia. 
 R.Omne  delectamentum  in  se  habe'ntem,  alleluia, 
 
 474. 
 
Sacris  Solemniis. 
 
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 2. 
 
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 Qua  Christus  ere'dituragnumetazyma 
 Dedisse  fratribus,juxta  legitima 
 Priscis  indulta  patribus. 
 
 3. 
 
 Post  agnum  typicum,expletls  epulis, 
 Corpus  Dominicum  datum  discipulis, 
 Sic  totum  omnibus, quod  totum  singulis, 
 Ejus  fatemur  manibus. 
 
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 Dedit  et  tristibus  sanguinis  poculum , 
 Dicens:  Accipite  quodtrado  vasculum 
 Omnes  ex  eo  biblte. 
 
 Sic  sacriffcium  istud  instftuit. 
 Cujus  off  lcium  committi  voluit 
 Soils  Presbyteris,quibus  sic  congruit, 
 Utsumant,et  dentcaeteris. 
 
 6. 
 Panis  Angelicus  fit  panis  hominum 
 Dat  panis  coelicus  figuris  terminum; 
 Ores  mirabilis!  manducat  Dominum 
 Pauper,  servus  et  humilis. 
 
 7. 
 Te,  trina  Deltas  unaque,  pdscimus, 
 
 Sic  nos  tu  visita,sicut  te  colimus: 
 
 Per  tuas  semitas  due  nos  quo  tendimus 
 
 Ad  lucem  quam  inhabitas.  Amen. 
 
 475. 
 
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 Conce'ptum  puerum  docet. 
 
 3. 
 
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 /Egypt!  profugum  tu  sequeris  plagas, 
 Amlssum  Solymis  quaeris,et  fr.venis, 
 Miscens  gaudia  f  letibus . 
 
 4. 
 Post  mortem  reliquos  mors  pia  consecrat 
 Palmamqu*  emeritos  gloria  suscipit, 
 Tu  vivens,superis  par, frueris  Deo, 
 Mira  sorte  beatior. 
 
 o. 
 
 Nobis,summa  Trias,  parce  precautious, 
 Da, Joseph  meritis,sidera  scandere; 
 Ut  tandem  lfceat  nos  tibl  perpetim 
 Gratum  promere  canticum. 
 
 First  Vespers :  Second  Vespers : 
 
 V.  Constituit  eum  dominum  domussuae.    V.  Gloria  et  divitiae  in  domo  ejus. 
 R.  Et  pnncipem  omnis  possessions  suae.  R.Et  justftia  ejus  manet  in  saeculum  saeculi. 
 
 479. 
 
431. 
 
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 Cujus  animam  gementem, 
 Contristatam  et  dole'ntem, 
 Pertransivit  gladius . 
 3. 
 0  quam  tristis  et  afflicta 
 Fuit  ilia  benedicta 
 Mater  Unigeniti! 
 4. 
 Qusr  moerebat ,  et  doltbat, 
 Pia,  Mater,  dum  videb at 
 Nati  poenas  inclyti. 
 5. 
 Quis  est  homo,  qui  non  fleret, 
 Matrem  Christi  si  vide'ret 
 In  tanto  supplicio? 
 6. 
 Quis  non  posset  contristari, 
 Christi  Matrem  contemplari 
 Dole'ntem  cum  Filio? 
 r  7 
 Pro  peccatis  suae  gentis, 
 Vidit  Jt-sum  intorme'ntis, 
 Et  f  lagellis  subditum . 
 8- 
 Vidit  suum  dulcem  natum 
 Morie'ndo  desolatum, 
 Dum  emisit  spfritum. 
 9. 
 Eia  Mater, fons  amoris, 
 Me  sentire  vim  doldris, 
 Fac,ut  tecum  liigeam. 
 10. 
 Fac,ut  a'rdeat  cor  meum 
 In  amando  Christum  Deum, 
 
 us, 
 
 men . 
 
 11. 
 
 Ut  sibi  complaceam. 
 
 20. 
 Quando  corpus  morietur, 
 Fae  ut  auimae  donetur 
 Paradisi  gloria.  Amen. 
 V.  Regina  Martyrum,ora pro  nobis. 
 R.  Quae  juxta  Crucem  Jesu  constituisti. 
 
 480. 
 
 Sancta  Mater,  istud  agas, 
 Crucifix  i  fige  pi  agas 
 Cordi  meo  valide. 
 12. 
 Tui  nati  vulnerati. 
 
 Tarn  dignati  pro  me  pati, 
 Pcenas  mecum  divide. 
 13. 
 Fac  me  tecum  pie  flere, 
 Crucifixo  condole're, 
 Donee  ego  vixero. 
 14. 
 Juxta  Crucem  tecum  stare, 
 Etme  tibi  sociare 
 In  planctu  desidero. 
 15. 
 Virgo  virginum  prseclara, 
 Mihi  jam  non  sis  ama'ra 
 Fac  me  tecum  plangere. 
 16. 
 Fac,ut  portem  Christi  mortem, 
 Passio'nis  fac  conso'rtem, 
 Et  plagas  recdlere . 
 17. 
 Fac  me  plagis  vulnerari, 
 Fac  me  cruce  inebriari, 
 Et  crudre  Filii. 
 18. 
 Flammis  ne  urar  sue  census, 
 Per  te,  Virgo, sim  defensus 
 In  die  judicii. 
 19. 
 Christe.  cum  sit  nine  exire, 
 Da  per  Matrem  me  venire 
 Ad  palmam  victoria?. 
 
Attende,  Domine. 
 
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 fes 
 
 m 
 
 lag 
 
 it 
 
 Pf 
 
 1.  Lae  -  ta 
 
 tus  sum  in  his,  quae 
 
 die 
 
 -  ta 
 
 sunt         mi 
 
 -    hi: 
 
 * 
 
 3.   Je  -    rii 
 
 salem  quae  aedifi   - 
 
 ca 
 
 -  tur 
 
 ut     ci  -  vi 
 
 -   tas: 
 
 * 
 
 5.  Qui  -   a 
 
 illic  sederunt  sedes 
 
 in 
 
 ju 
 
 .  di     -      ci 
 
 -      o, 
 
 * 
 
 7.    Fi  -    at 
 
 pax  in  vir 
 
 -      tu 
 
 -  te 
 
 tu 
 
 -     a: 
 
 * 
 
 9.  Prop  -ter 
 
 domum  Domini 
 
 De 
 
 -  i 
 
 no 
 
 -  stri 
 
 * 
 
 4.  Illuc  enim  ascenderunttribus|tribus 
 
 6.  Rogate  quae  ad  pacem  |  sunt  Je     - 
 
 8.  Propter  fratres  meos ,  |  et  proximos 
 
 10.  Gloria    Patri,|et 
 
 11.  Sicut  erat  in  principio,|et  nuncet 
 
 490. 
 
 Do 
 ru 
 me 
 Fi   - 
 sem 
 
 li 
 
 ni :  * 
 lem:  * 
 os:  * 
 o,  * 
 per,  * 
 
PUERL  (Tone  IK) 
 
 b    I    J>    J'    i) 
 
 ^ 
 
 1.  lau 
 
 3.  laud«C   - 
 
 5.  et  humilia  respicit  in 
 
 7.  cum  princfpi  - 
 
 9.  et 
 
 h«H 
 
 da  -  te 
 bi  -  le 
 
 no -men 
 no- men 
 
 Do- mi-  ni. 
 Do-mi-  ni. 
 
 coe  -  lo      et       in     ter    -     ra? 
 su     -     i. 
 San    -    cto. 
 
 bus     po  -  pu  -  11 
 Spi  -  ri  -   tu  -    i 
 
 WW 
 
 B^ 
 
 2.  ex  hoc  nunc,  |  et  usque  in 
 
 sae   - 
 
 -JqITIj 
 
 ^ 
 
 cu  -  lum. 
 
 m 
 
 4.  et  super  coelos    gloria 
 6.  et  de  stercore  I  erigens 
 8.  matrem  |  filiorum  lae    - 
 10.  et  in  saecula  I  saeculorum 
 
 e 
 
 pau 
 tan 
 A 
 
 pe 
 
 jus. 
 rem. 
 tern, 
 men. 
 
 SUM.  (Tone  III.) 
 
 J>  Js    /i    j\tl — H' 
 
 1.  in  domum 
 
 3.  cujus  participatio   ejus 
 
 5.  sedes  super 
 
 7.  et  abundantia  in 
 
 9.  quaesivi 
 
 Do  -  mi    - 
 
 ni 
 
 i-bi 
 
 -mus. 
 
 in 
 
 id  - 
 
 ip  - 
 
 sum. 
 
 do    -       - 
 
 mum 
 
 Da  - 
 
 vid. 
 
 tur  -  ri   - 
 
 bus 
 
 tu   - 
 
 is. 
 
 bo    . 
 
 na 
 
 ti    - 
 
 bi. 
 B.H.  E 
 
 m 
 
 m 
 
 2.  in  atriis  tuis     Je 
 
 ru 
 
 1 
 
 sa 
 
 M 
 
 J.  J 
 
 lem. 
 
 BE 
 
 m 
 
 4.  testimonium  Israel  |  ad  conf  itendum  nomini 
 6,  et  abundantia  |  diligen    - 
 8.  loquebar|  pacem 
 
 10.  et  Spiritui 
 
 11.  et  in  saecula  I  saeculorum. 
 
 Do      - 
 
 mi 
 
 ni. 
 
 ti 
 
 bus 
 
 te. 
 
 de 
 
 te. 
 
 San    - 
 
 - 
 
 cto. 
 
 A       - 
 
 - 
 
 men 
 
 491. 
 
439. 
 
 Ps.    126 -NISI 
 
 v-      k 
 
 S 
 
 ^ 
 
 P 
 
 1. 
 
 Ni  -    si 
 
 Dominus  aedificaverit 
 
 do 
 
 mum  * 
 
 3. 
 
 Va  -  num 
 
 est  vobis  ante  lucem 
 
 sur  - 
 
 ge  -  re    * 
 
 5. 
 
 Si  -  cut 
 
 sagfttae   in  manu  po     - 
 
 ten 
 
 tis:    » 
 
 7. 
 
 G16  -   ri 
 
 a    Patri,  et 
 
 Fi    - 
 
 li-o,     # 
 
 k 
 
 V 
 
 J?L 
 
 M 
 
 2.  Nisi  Dominus  |  custodierit  civi 
 mf 
 
 ta 
 
 tern,  ♦ 
 
 j  n  a  l  g 
 
 XE 
 
 2 
 
 r  c^r  r 
 
 4.  Cum  dederit  |  dile'ctis  suis  so 
 
 6.  Beatus  vir  qui  implevit|desiderlum 
 
 suum   ex  ip 
 
 8.  Sicut  erat  in  principiojet  nunc,et  sem 
 
 mnum:  * 
 
 sis:    * 
 per,    * 
 
 440. 
 
 Ps.  147  -  LAUDA 
 
 j>    I  j  te 
 
 1.  Lau   - 
 
 da 
 
 3.  Qui 
 
 po 
 
 5.  .Qui 
 
 dat 
 
 7.  "E    - 
 
 mit 
 
 9  Non 
 
 fe 
 
 Je  .  .  -  ru 
 
 suit  fi    -  -  -  nes 
 
 ni  -  -  vem 
 
 tet  verbum  suumetlique  -  fa 
 
 cit  taliter  o  -  -  mni 
 
 sa  -  lem  D6-mi-num* 
 tu  -  os  pa  -  cem  * 
 si  -  cut  la  -  nam * 
 ci  -  et  e  -  a  * 
 na  -  ti    -    6     -     ni,  * 
 
 mf 
 
 3 
 
 E 
 
 2.  Quoniam  confortavitlseras  portarum  tu  .     a 
 
 rum: 
 
 § 
 
 mf 
 
 Mm 
 
 i^jjn 
 
 £i- 
 
 4.   Qui  emittit|el6quium  suum  ter 
 
 6.    Mittit  crystallum  suam| sicut  buc    -  -     eel 
 
 8.   Qui  anniintiat|  verbum  suum  Ja 
 
 10.  Gloria  Patri,  jet  Fi 
 
 11.  Sicut   erat  in  principio,|  etnunc,et  sem 
 
 li 
 
 rae:# 
 las:* 
 cob:* 
 o,  * 
 per,* 
 
 492. 
 
DOMINUS.  (Tone  VIII.) 
 
 °i  _       |J>     J1     1>     J    -H 
 
 1.  in  vanum  labor ave'runt  qui  aedi  -        -          -       fi  -  cant  e     -  am. 
 
 3.  siirgite  postquam  sederitisquimanducatis  pa  -  nem       do  -     16    -  ris  . 
 
 5.  ita  fill!                                                                        ex  -   cus  -     so   -  rum. 
 
 7.  et  Spiri        -           -                           -            -           tu    -     1  San  -  cto. 
 
 B.  H.E. 
 
 H 
 
 2.frustra  vigilat|qui  custodit 
 
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 o 
 
 am. 
 
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 4.  ecce  haereditas  Domini  |filii:  merces,fructus 
 6.  non  confundetur,  |  cum  loquetur  ininncis  suis  in 
 
 ven    - 
 
 por    - 
 
 tris. 
 ta. 
 
 8.et  in  saeculal  saeculo'rum. 
 
 men. 
 
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 \"  J'  ^  J'  J»  j  i 
 
 W 
 
 1.  lauda 
 
 3.  et  adipe  fru  - 
 
 5.  nebulam  si     - 
 
 7.  flab  it  spiritus  e   - 
 
 9.  et  judicia  sua  non   ma 
 
 De  -  um 
 men  -  ti 
 cut     ci 
 jus     et 
 ni  -  fe 
 
 tu  -  um 
 sa  -  ti 
 ne  -  rem 
 flu  -  ent 
 sta- vit 
 
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 Si  -  on. 
 at     te. 
 spar-git. 
 a  -  quae . 
 e  -  is. 
 
 B.  H.E 
 
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 JTT^-J 
 
 te. 
 
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 4.velociter  |  currit  sermo 
 
 6.  ante  faciem  frigoris  ejus|quis  susti 
 
 8.justitias,|  et  judicia  sua  I  - 
 
 10. et  Spiritui 
 
 H.  et  in  saeculal  saeculorum. 
 
 e 
 
 ne 
 
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 San 
 
 A 
 
 jus. 
 
 bit? 
 
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 cto. 
 men. 
 
 493. 
 
441. 
 
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 De  -   i       ma  -   ter       al  -    ma 
 
 m 
 
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 I 
 
 1         I 
 
 3.  Sol-ve  vin  -  ola      re  -  is,         Pro  -.  fer,     lu,,- jnen  .  cae  -  cis, 
 
 5.  Virago         sin  -  gu*-  la  -  ris,  In  -  ter      o  -  mnes  *   mi  -  tls, 
 
 7.  Sit  laus         De  -   o       Pa-tri,         Sum  -  mo  Chri  -  sto        de  -  cus, 
 
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 4.   Mon  -  stra  te         es        -        se 
 
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 pg 
 
 EC 
 
 331 
 
 6.  Vi    -     tarn  prae      -        sta  pu 
 
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 ram 
 
 m 
 
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 en  cavnate  , 
 
 ce, 
 tus, 
 
 Mu     -     tans 
 Tu     -      lit 
 
 It  IW    'v 
 
 I 
 
 -o- 
 
 den       -       tes  Je    - 
 
 sum,        Sem     -     per 
 
 V.  Dignare  me,  laudare  te,  Virgo  sacrata. 
 
 494. 
 
STELLA 
 
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 S 
 
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 Solesmes  Version. 
 A- 
 
 s 
 
 ^ 
 
 r  V  V- 
 
 m 
 
 ^ — -y 
 
 Fe-lix    coe  -  li       por-ta. 
 Blissful     poVt*t    of-    \  ea^-t  ii  . 
 
 r         r        f 
 
 At-que    sem-per     Vir  -  go, 
 
 men. 
 
 lui 
 
 a 
 
 P 
 
 Ma  -  la .    no-stra      pel  -  le/jx. 
 W&.-,  b><^>>£  $cparoC*i  fr^r©*)- £t>^(7^ 
 NoscuI-pas     soJ  -    Tu  -fos 
 
 Spi-ri  -  tu  -  1         San-cto, 
 
 Tu   tkc    Holy    5/Vrc"^ 
 
 na    cun-cta.    r>os-ce. 
 
 3? 
 
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 ter   C&tfttt  a/i«i  cf*.n+£>. 
 
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 g   r  J       I  j~J  J--J 
 
 _£N_ 
 
 A.  C.  Hs 
 
 m 
 
 ^j- 
 
 Fun  -    da 
 Qui       pro 
 
 Ga  -  bri    -       e        -      lis 
 
 Su  -  mat  per  te  pre 
 
 Ta  K  e      to      Hi  "fro       eour)  PY<y  *.rs  , 
 
 X3 
 
 re, 
 
 ces, 
 
 I    -    ter  pa      -      ra 
 
 tu 
 
 7 
 
 turn, 
 
 Ut       vl 
 
 ra// 
 
 col   -    lae  te    - 
 
 ^■crcvrc**        Inn.  mV-t 
 
 mur. 
 
 R .  Da  mihi  virtutem  contra  hostes  tuos 
 
 495. 
 
442. 
 
 MAGNIFICAT. 
 
 ffNMP 
 
 ^^TJj 
 
 ^m 
 
 I.  Ma-  gni    -  ficat^ 
 3.   Qui- a  respexit  humilitatem 
 
 5.   Et     mi    -  sericordia  ejus  a  progeni 
 
 7.    De  -  po     -  suit  po  -       - 
 
 9.   Sue-  ce     -  pit   Israel 
 
 II.  G16  -  ri      -      a 
 
 an-  eil  -  lae 
 
 su     - 
 
 ae: 
 
 e      in    pro 
 
 -ge-ni 
 
 -  es: 
 
 ten-tes    do 
 
 se     - 
 
 de, 
 
 pu  -  e  -  rum 
 
 su     - 
 
 um, 
 
 Pa-tri     et 
 
 Fi  -li 
 
 -  o, 
 
 m 
 
 2.   Etexsultavit|  Spiritus 
 mf 
 
 1°l 
 
 I 
 
 he4 
 
 Blbr 
 
 4.  Quia  fecit  mini  magna  |  qui 
 
 6.  Fecit  potentiam  |  in  brachio 
 
 8.  Esuri^ntes  |  implevit 
 
 10.  Sicut  locutus  est  I  ad  patres 
 
 12.  Sicut  erat  in  principio,  jet  nunc,  et 
 
 443. 
 
 MAGNIFICAT. 
 
 ^ 
 
 m 
 
 ^ 
 
 1.   Ma  -   gni 
 
 i: 
 
 fi 
 
 cat    * 
 
 M'     ,'J 
 
 S 
 
 h€* 
 
 3.  Qui  -  a      respexit  humilitatem  ancillae 
 5.  Et      mi-  sericordia  ejus  a  progenie  in  pro 
 7.   De  -  po  -  suit  potentes    de 
 9.  Sus  -  ce  -  pit  Israel  piierum 
 11.  Glo  -  ri  -    a  Patri,  et 
 
 su 
 
 - 
 
 ae-. 
 
 » 
 
 Se    • 
 
 m  - 
 
 es 
 
 * 
 
 se 
 
 - 
 
 de, 
 
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 su 
 
 - 
 
 um, 
 
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 Fi    - 
 
 li  - 
 
 o, 
 
 * 
 
 mf 
 
 f* 
 
 *£ 
 
 s 
 
 trn 
 
 "O 
 
 us.  * 
 
 m 
 
 2.   Et  exsultavit  |  Spiritus 
 
 "k 
 
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 *TOi  j 
 
 f*    a 
 
 £ 
 
 4.   Quia  fecit  mihi  magna  |  qui 
 6.  Fecit  potentiam|  in  brachio 
 8.  Esurientesl  implevit 
 10.  Sicut  locutus  est  I  ad  patres 
 12.  Sicut  erat  in  principio,  |et  nunc,  et 
 
 496. 
 
 po  - 
 su  . 
 bo  - 
 no  . 
 sem 
 
 tens 
 
 est:    * 
 
 O:         * 
 
 nis:    * 
 
 stros,  » 
 
 Per,     * 
 
_ist Vespers  (Tone  TV .) 
 
 J'     J>      J>    F     >   ,1* 
 
 m^ 
 
 1.  a      -  -      -       -    ni  -  ma     me  -  a  Do  -  mi 
 
 3.  ecce  enim  ex  hoc  beatam  me  dicent  omnes  gene   -     ra  -  ti  -        6 
 5.                                                                    ti  -  men  -  ti  -    bus  e 
 
 7.  et  ex  -  al  -   ta  -  vit  hu  -  mi 
 
 9.  recordatus  mise ri  -  cor  -  di  -    ae  su 
 
 11  et  Spi  -  ri   -  tu  -   i  San 
 
 35=^ 
 
 num: 
 
 nes. 
 
 urn. 
 
 les. 
 
 ae. 
 
 cto. 
 
 B.H.E. 
 
 :rc 
 
 2.  in  Deo  |  salutari 
 
 me   - 
 
 ii     J 
 
 ^^ 
 
 o. 
 
 Si. 
 
 -o- 
 
 4.  et  sanctum  |  nomen 
 
 6.  dispersit  superbos  |  mente  cordis 
 
 8.  et  divites  |  di-mi-sit   i     - 
 
 10.  Abraham  et  semini  ejus|  in 
 
 12.  et  in  saecula  |  saecu!6rum. 
 
 e    - 
 
 su   . 
 
 - 
 
 JUS. 
 
 i. 
 
 na    - 
 
 - 
 
 nes. 
 
 sae 
 
 cu 
 
 -  la. 
 
 A    - 
 
 - 
 
 men 
 
 -2nd  Vespers  (Tone  VIIl) 
 
 ^^ 
 
 *±* 
 
 1.   anima 
 
 me  -  a        D  6  -  mi  -  num. 
 
 ^^ 
 
 1 
 
 ste 
 
 3.  ecce  enim  ex  hoc  beatam  me  dicent  omnes  gene 
 5.  timen  ------- 
 
 7.  et  exal        ...  - 
 
 9.  recordatus  misericor    - 
 
 11. et  Spiri     -  -  ... 
 
 ra  -  ti  -  6      -      nes 
 
 ti  -  bus  e      -       um. 
 
 ta-  vit  hii  -  mi  -  les. 
 
 di  -  ae  su     -      ae. 
 
 tu  -  i  San    -    cto. 
 
 2.  in  Deo  I  salutari 
 
 .--Q4 
 
 cot 
 
 M 
 
 H=P 
 
 4.  et  sanctum  |  nomen 
 
 6.  dispersit  superbos  | mente  cordis 
 
 8.  et  divites  jdimisit  i 
 
 10.  Abraham  -et  s6mini  ejus|  in 
 
 12.  et  in  saecula  |  saeculdrum. 
 
 497. 
 
 e 
 
 su 
 na 
 sae 
 A 
 
 cu 
 
 JUS. 
 
 i. 
 nes. 
 
 la. 
 men 
 
CONCLUDING 
 HYMN. 
 
B.M. 
 
 THE  MARIST'S  HYMN  TO  MARY. 
 
 (Ever,Forever,I  Will   Sing  To  Mary.) 
 Moderato  religioso 
 
 St 
 
 3^3 
 
 I 
 
 B.M.J. 
 
 9 
 
 m 
 
 V 
 
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 ffrr  ' 
 
 1.  Ey  -  er  for  -    ev      -       er,       I      will    sing     to         Ma  -  ry, 
 2.Ev  -  er  for  -    ev      -       er,     Mod  -  es  -  ty     shall    guide  me, 
 
 :>"U  t 
 
 PP 
 
 i 
 
 P 
 
 mf  — ■ 
 
 1W 
 
 ^ 
 
 *=# 
 
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 to      her  breast} 
 
 and     un  -        known; 
 
 Who,      in       her        love,   bids     me        come 
 Dear  -  est       a  life     that     is  hid 
 
 mm 
 
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 n: 
 
 f 
 
 :u  ii\iwj 
 
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 tr  r  r 
 
 er,  for-     ev       -        er,     Moth  -  er     dear- ly        cher-ished, 
 
 Ev 
 Ev 
 
 -    er,  for-     ev 
 
 er, 
 
 I       will     hon  -  or       Ma  -   ry, 
 
 m 
 
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 PP1 
 
 ./ 
 
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 4 
 
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 3* 
 
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 List 
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 to       my 
 ing     her 
 
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 love       which    sings  thy    name      so 
 sweet       sim-     pli  -    ci    -     ty       a 
 
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 call     up  -  on       my      Moth-er, 
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 Wak  -  ing    from     sleep,  I 
 
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V""i    J  J  MfMMJ   J  J  J 
 
 Thy  Name  shall     charm 
 Sub  -  ject    to  all, 
 
 J. 
 
 my     spir  -  it       all    the 
 a  -     has  -  ing     me  through 
 
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 day, 
 love; 
 
 And  when  Nights    An 
 May     I       for       God 
 
 ,  r  r  r  r 
 
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 Ji 
 
 gel      soft  shall  close     my       eye -lids, 
 and      for      my    ten  -  der      Moth  -  er, 
 
 j I  |         i        ,        ,  rail, 
 
 Slumb'  ring,  0 
 Spurn  self    and 
 
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 on-ly 
 
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 Ever,  forever,  Virtue  dear  to  Mary, 
 Virtue  all  lovely,  as  white  as  her  heart, 
 Ever,  forever,  to  my  cherished  Mother, 
 Lily  so  fragile,  I  will  set  apart. 
 Guard  thou  thyself  in  all  its  early  freshness, 
 Queen  of  the  Heavens,  this  flower  of  thy  love; 
 Over  thy  House,  in  mercy,  O  my  Mother! 
 Watch  that  we  he  like  the  Angels  above. 
 
 4. 
 Ever,  forever,  Virtue  rich  and  fruitful, 
 Queen  of  our  hearts,  thou,  Obedience,  shalt  he! 
 Ever,  forever,  o'er  the  world's  far  limits, 
 Thy  steps  we  tread,  and  vict'ry  shall  we  see. 
 Lead  thou  our  feet  to  Calvary's  thorny  summit; 
 Guide  us  to  Thabor,  mount  of  love  and  light; 
 Call  us  o'er  ocean,  earth,  or  unto  Heaven, 
 Follow  we,  knowing  thou  leadest  aright! 
 
 5. 
 Ever,  forever,  seek  we  that  poor  dwelling, 
 Where  our  sweet  Mother  the  Saviour  conceived; 
 Ever,  forever,  far  from  pomp  and  peril, 
 Never  shall  we  by  honors  be  deceived. 
 Calm  in  the  hours, when  God  shall  send  affliction* 
 All, poor  in  heart,  of  thy  dear  love  possessed, 
 Dead  to  desire,  upon  thy  breast,  sweet  Mother! 
 
 Thy  happy  sons  shall  in  peace  ever  rest.  .!„.,,.,,.'„,„ 
 
 kqj  C.ja.1916.  P.  J.K.&  b. 
 
General   Alphabetical   Index 
 
 ENGLISH  HYMNS 
 
 The  Nos.  marked  (*)  are  Sacred  Songs. 
 
 A 
 
 No.  Page 
 
 160  Ah!  must  I  leave  our  Lady's  altar! 194 
 
 309      *Alas !  grief  fills  my  heart 354 
 
 266  *All  for  Thee,  O  Heart  of  Jesus 302 
 
 33        All  glory,  laud  and  honor 50 
 
 35        All  hail,  dear  Conqueror,  all  hail ! 54 
 
 199        All  hail,  great  Conqueror,   to   Thee 231 
 
 144        All  hail,  sweet  Queen  of  the  May 179 
 
 277      *A11  ye  choirs  of  heaven 317 
 
 103        All  ye  who  seek  a  sure  relief „ 133 
 
 jh    99        A  message  from  the  Sacred  Heart V A  « .  A*.  ?  r?A .  Ht*r.\. .... 129 
 
 -"Y"       9        Angels  we  have  heard  on  high 24 
 
 162        As  the  dewy  shades  of  even •. 196 
 
 -^.      28        At  the  Cross  her  station  keeping 45 
 
 155  Ave  Maria !  thou  Virgin  and  Mother  (1st  tune)    190 
 
 156  Ave  Maria  1  thou  Virgin  and  Mother  (2nd  tune) 191 
 
 226        Ave  Sanctissima,  we  lift  our  souls  to  thee 254 
 
 B 
 
 77        Behold  God's  angels  kneeling 102 
 
 *' "^-    13         Bethlehem  of   noblest  cities , 28 
 
 -+-  59        Blest  is  the  Faith,  divine  and  strong f/7.«. .  P.QM.  I'*.? 81 
 
 92        Bread  of  angels,  Lamb  of  God 119 
 
 165  By  the  Blood  that  flowed  from  Thee 199 
 
 166  By  the  first  bright  Easter-day 200 
 
 C 
 
 300      *Cecilia,   Virgin  held   so   dear 342 
 
 80        Children,  list !  an  angel  pleading 107 
 
 29        Christians  who  of  Jesus'  sorrows  (1st  tunc) 46 
 
 ,        30        Christians  who  of  Jesus'  sorrows  (2nd  tune) 47 
 
 -€p   230        Christmas  comes  to  bless  the  earth 258 
 
 223        Christ,  the  glory  of  the  sky 251 
 
 tftcr    -4-    34        Christ,  the  Lord,  is  risen  to-day 53 
 
 270      *Close  to  Thy  Heart 310 
 
 264      *Close  veiled  in  that  sweet  Sacrament 300 
 
 69        Come  and  adore 94 
 
 237      *Come,  come  to  the  Manger 268 
 
 102        Come  hither  and  in  worship  kneel 132 
 
 -<f-  43        Come,  Holy  Ghost,  Creator  blest TtfifA  ?.".*'. 62 
 
 234      *Come,  O  Divine  Messiah 264 
 
 232        Cometh  a  new  year 260 
 
 7        Come,  Thou  Redeemer  of  the  earth 20 
 
 6  Creator  of  the  starry  height 19 
 
 D 
 
 -f       145        Daily,  daily,  sing  to  Mary .TA*.  Afaf.*.  /.  .  K*  .»".$. V* 180 
 
 314      *"Da  mihi  animas,"  O  Lord 359 
 
 161  Darker  and  darker •/•'/•/ 195 
 
 -±  169        Dear  angel,  ever  at  my  side £  QAklMf). 203 
 
 171         Dear  guardian  of  Mary   ( 1  st  Tune ) 205 
 
 296      *Dear  guardian  of  Mary   (2nd  Tune) 337 
 
 267  *Dear  Sacred  Heart,  I  offer  Thee 304 
 
 1 10        Dear  Sacred  Heart,  I  Thee  adore 140 
 
 164        Descending  from  the  throne  of  God 198 
 
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GENERAL  ALPHABETICAL  INDEX. 
 
 E 
 No.  Page 
 
 1        Each  morn  and  eve,  O  King  of  heaven ' 12 
 
 256      *Earthly  delights  are  calling  me  ever 291 
 
 —        Ever,  for  ever,  I  will  sing  to  Mary  (Concluding  Hymn) 500 
 
 24        Faithful  Cross,  O  Tree  all  beauteous 41 
 
 58        Faith  of  our  fathers .TA*.?Av.''.57! 80 
 
 1 12        Forget  Me  not,  'tis  but  My  Heart  is  pleading 142 
 
 1 16        For  thee,  O  dear,  dear  Country 148 
 
 114        From  your  blissful  throne  of  glory . ; 146 
 
 253      *Full  in  the  panting  heart  of  Rome TAs  .  fJkW.th 288 
 
 176        Glorious  Father,  dear  Saint  Joseph 210 
 
 147        Glorious  Mother   . . V*. 18^ 
 
 -f-57        Glory  be  to  Jesus H?PA  .  frMlfM. .  3k*tfM 79 
 
 194        Glory  be  to  the  Father 227 
 
 12        God,  an  Infant,  born  to-day •. 27 
 
 -f  203        God   of   mercy   and   compassion M <■**<*: ?.*. A$.A[.kW&$}**..  234 
 
 269      *God  of  peace  and  of  love 308 
 
 46        God  the  Father,  Who  didst  make  me 67 
 
 181        Grateful  notes,  to  heaven  ascending 215 
 
 H 
 
 231        Hail,  Cross  divine  1   259 
 
 280      *Hail,  ever-blessed  day ' 320 
 
 -f     197        Hail,  full  of  grace  and  purity KC.*W.Y 230 
 
 180        Hail,  glorious  Saint  Patrick .,. 214 
 
 4     285       *Hail,  heavenly  Queen «&.«.. #?«/.'. f . X! ! T** O. 326 
 
 4     174        Hail,  holy  Joseph,  hail !  (1st  Tune) *».*?». ?7 208 
 
 ■e*"  175        Hail,  holy  Joseph,  hail !  (2nd  Tune) ;  . .      " 209 
 
 -4-214        Hail,  Jesus,  hail!     Who  for  my  sake. ..  .T.h<  .  A'f.<  .'.«.</  fi. .  Rb.t.i 244 
 
 193        Hail,  Mary   , 226 
 
 ±.  149        Hail,  O  Star  of  ocean %.t.  .QfcfffA.  ftr.?.'/} 184 
 
 244      *Hail I  the  holy  Day  of  days ... 278 
 
 -f-    289      *Hail,  thou  resplendent  Star !MS..W*W.,K!?$.'.fl 330 
 
 40        Hail,  Thou  Who  man's  Redeemer  art 59 
 
 143        Hail  1  Virgin,  dearest  Mary 178 
 
 129        Hail!  Virgin  of  virgins 163 
 
 192        Hail,  we  greet  thee,  Saint  of  Heaven 225 
 
 IJ./*  hi  ~b~      5        Hark,  an  awful  voice  is  sounding 18 
 
 170        Hark!  hark!  my  soul 204 
 
 71        Hark !  hark !  the  angels  singing 96 
 
 4-  213        Have  mercy  on  us,  God  Most  High K'.'.y.  .VrSviiX. 243 
 
 100        Hear  the  Heart  of  Jesus  pleading 130 
 
 fi     70        Hear  Thy  children,  gentle  Jesus .CAa<  .<Cf  .1 95 
 
 -A-    154        Hear  thy  children,  gentlest   Mother '.' 189 
 
 158  Heart  of  Mary,  heart  the  purest  (1st  Tune) 193 
 
 159  Heart  of  Mary,  heart  the  purest  (2nd  Tune) 193 
 
 1 18        Heaven,  my  home 1 50 
 
 83        He  comes  to  me 110 
 
 247      *Holy  Ghost,  come  down  upon  Thy  children 282 
 
 53        Holy  God,  we  praise  Thy  name 74 
 
 276      *Holy  Mary,   sweetest  music 316 
 
 298      *Holy  patron,  thee  saluting. «. . .  .f. ..-. 340 
 
 4  283      *Holy  Queen,  we  bend  before  thee . .  f?M . «'.«»5<#.  .XI V^.'l 324 
 
 '      42        Holy  Spirit,  come  and  guide  me 61 
 
 504. 
 
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 I 
 No.  Page 
 
 62  I  adore  Thee  humbly.     ( Adoro  Te) 86 
 
 311  *I  am  the  Lord 356 
 
 260  *I  am  Thine,  dear  Lord 296 
 
 194  I  believe  in  God 227 
 
 55  I  believe  in  Thee,  O  Truth  and  Love  supreme 76 
 
 ■4    225  I  come  to  Thee  once  more,  my  God A'?.V.^  *  .$*A  >:A  P}  .<-.». . 253 
 
 i-  125  I'll  sing  a  hymn  to  Mary £*!-.  &M*.\±;.  Y.\  !'&f\ 159 
 
 '     258  *I  need  Thy  Heart,  sweet  Jesus 293 
 
 233  *In  music's  sweetest  strains  we'll  sing 263 
 
 93  In  my  heart,  my  Jesus  finds  a  resting  place 120 
 
 122  In  the  burning  depths  we  suffer 154 
 
 308  *In  the  morning,  when  I  waken 352 
 
 19  It  is  a  joy  of  heavenly  birth 36 
 
 183  It  is  no  earthly  summer's  ray 217 
 
 195  It  is  the  name  of  Mary 228 
 
 J 
 
 219  Jerusalem  1  my  happy  home 249 
 
 .    221  Jerusalem   the   golden ! 250 
 
 -p-~  21  Jesus,   ever-loving   Saviour 38 
 
 *"261  *Jesus,  gentlest  Saviour .,..-•■« »•••>■  ••••.■'. 297 
 
 -f  303  *Jesus   is   God &=F&**~d/.  .SV.'\  *!w. v'.  h  i 345 
 
 86  Jesus  !  Jesus !  come  to  me . . 113 
 
 -4-  222  Jesus,  Lord,  be  Thou  my  own V. . , . T.  . , '. 251 
 
 -d.   202  Jesus,  my  God,  behold  at  length  the  time !*.  '.5.V.  •?' 233 
 
 \    64  Jesus !  my  Lord,  my  God,  my  All  (1st  Tune ) £<<  ?f .«. '. .»  ** Yf. h\  ?  At".....  89 
 
 "f"    65  Jesus !  my  Lord,  my  God,  my  All  (2nd  Tune) ■: 90 
 
 -if   16  Jesus!  the  only  thought  of  Thee t*&.  H°.ty.  &&-VA 31 
 
 -q.    84  Jesus,  Thou  art  coming ?A '.?!'?".'.? Ill 
 
 _^— 172  Joseph,  Spouse  of  that  pure  Virgin 206 
 
 134  Joy!  joy!  the  Mother  comes j. ., 169 
 
 -&  275  *Joy   of   my  heart Th\.  'Ml ft \ ? . K'.Vf S.I 315 
 
 50  Just  one  tiny  spark 71 
 
 L 
 
 Ar  187  Let  the  deep  organ  swell  the  lay S&'/J  T.$ 221 
 
 241  *Let  us  hasten  to  the  manger 274 
 
 48  Life  offers  me  one  only  good,  one  treasure  (1st  Tune) 69 
 
 250  *Life  offers  me  one  only  good,  one  treasure  (2nd  Tune) 285 
 
 206  Light    dies   away : 237 
 
 68  Lo !  day  and  night  upon  our  altars  dwelling .* 93 
 
 60  Long  live  the  Pope ! 82 
 
 ^  \26  Look  down,   O   Mother   Mary CPfc. .  QU'iS.tA .  k'X$.<A 160 
 
 198  Lord,  by  Thy  prayer  in  agony 231 
 
 124  Lord,  let  me  see  Thy  lovely  Face 156 
 
 -^-75  Loving  Shepherd  of  Thy  sheep 100 
 
 M 
 
 150  Maiden  Mother,  meek  and  mild 185 
 
 138  Maria,  salve !    173 
 
 -rTlSZ  Mary,   dearest   Mother! Xtfi./lKfffA.VM$ih 188 
 
 284  *Meet  me,  Mother  mine,  to-day CA i  f.  FJ'.t .1  325 
 
 167        Michael,  prince  of  highest  heaven 201 
 
 141  Mother  all  beautiful 176 
 
 152        Mother  dearest,  Mother  fairest , 187 
 
 -f-278  *Mother  Mary,  at  thine  altar •<. n :.' fAtt.tftfA. ..  318 
 
 131         Mother   Mary,  Queen  most  sweet 166 
 
 292  *Mother   Mary,  to  thee 333 
 
 290  *Mother  of  Christ 331 
 
 151  Mother  of  God,  my  life,  my  hope,  my  treasure  (1st  tune) 186 
 
 288  *Mother  of  God,  my  life,  my  hope,  my  treasure  (2nd  tune)  ....-..., 329 
 
 ±  142        Mother  of  mercy,  day  by  day 7&*.9knt-*.Xfy.%Ji.\ 177 
 
 79        My  God,  I  am  tired  of  worldly  thoughts 104 
 
 259  *My  Jesus  from   His  throne  above 294 
 
 127        My  own  dear  Mother  Mary » , 161 
 
 262  *My  soul,  what  can  I  render  to  the  Lord?. . ..,.,.,, 298 
 
 505. 
 
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 GENERAL  ALPHABETICAL  INDEX 
 
 N 
 
 No.  Page 
 
 240      *Noel !  Noel  1  chant  angel  voices 272 
 
 119  No  more  to  sigh,  no  more  to  weep 151 
 
 89        No  one  needs  Thee  more  than  1 116 
 
 236      *No  room,  no  room  for  Him 266 
 
 130        No   stain   in  thee • 164 
 
 -A     20        Now  are  the  days  of  humblest  prayer 37 
 
 38        Now  at  the  Lamb's  high  royal  feast 57 
 
 O 
 
 218        O  all  ye  people  God  hath  made 248 
 
 81  O  angels  blest,  His  praises  sing 108 
 
 216  O  blest  Creator  of  the  light! 246 
 
 -fL   97        O  Bread  of  heaven  1 , 125 
 
 227        O  bright  flower  of  Carmel ! 255 
 
 220        O  brightness  of  eternal  light 249 
 
 113        O  Christ,  Thy  guilty  people  spare.... •?*< .M'/».T/. ,.  145 
 
 51  O  come,  loud  anthems  let  us  sing 72 
 
 2  O  come,  O  come  Emmanuel  (1st  tune) 15 
 
 3  O  come,  O  come  Emmanuel  (2nd  tune) 16 
 
 14  O  cruel  Herod,  why  thus  fear  ? . . 29 
 
 95        O  day  of  happiness  undying 122 
 
 47        O  day  of  rest  and  gladness . . . . , 68 
 
 229        O  Father,  Son  and  Holy  Ghost ! &.&•.!. 'M 257 
 
 52  O  gift  of  gifts !  O  grace  of  faith ! 73 
 
 49        O  God  of  loveliness  1 Kv./.  J.X'*1... 70 
 
 178        O  happy  day 212 
 
 ~W"    27        Oh,  come  and  mourn  with  me  awhile 44 
 
 115        O  heaven  1  celestial  home 147 
 
 123        Oh,  it  is  sweet  to  think  of  those  that  are  departed 155 
 
 56        O  holy  Faith  1  O  sacred  Light  1 78 
 
 120  Oh,  turn  to  Jesus,  Mother,  turn 152 
 
 135  Oh,  what  deep  woes  and  what  sorrow 170 
 
 .    251      *Oh  I  works  of  the  Most  High . . . 286 
 
 41        O  Jesus  Christ,  remember WfMM..M».Yf.,rtt\7I 60 
 
 ■^     17        O  Jesus,  Jesus,  dearest  Lord  1  (1st  tune) 0*w.Wtt*.»A k<irA 32 
 
 -4    212        O  Jesus,  Jesus,  dearest  .Lord  1  (2nd  tune) 243 
 
 208        O  Jesus,  Jesus,  throned  on  high 239 
 
 177        O  Jesus,  Mary,  Joseph 211 
 
 23        O  Jesus,  open  wide  Thy  Heart 40 
 
 15  O  Jesus,  Thou  the  beauty  art MffTMfly.irtoW 30 
 
 211        O  King  and  Lord,  Who  dwellest  on  this  altar 242 
 
 87        O  Lord,  I  am  not  worthy 114 
 
 217  O  Lord  of  hosts,  be  mindful  of  our  pleading 247 
 
 139        O  Maiden,   Mother  mild! 174 
 
 293      *0  Mary,  Mother  Mary ! 334 
 
 196        O  Mary,  Mother,  sweetest,  best 229 
 
 148        O  Mother  I  I  could  weep  for  mirth 183 
 
 136  O  Mother,  most  afflicted 171 
 
 282      *0  Mother  pure,  our  hymns  to  thee  ascending 323 
 
 74        O  my  soul,  mourn  and  weep 99 
 
 307      *0  Mystic  Rose 350 
 
 104  One  Heart  alone 134 
 
 82  One  sweet  thought  comes  gently  stealing 109 
 
 107        Only  Thee,  my  Jesus ........ : 137 
 
 tj-  117        O  Paradise  (1st  tune) f :.? 149- 
 
 f  273      *0  Paradise  (2nd  tune) y."....;. 313 
 
 279      *0  purest  of  creatures m.MttftA.Xir.f'S.'? 319 
 
 22        O  Sacred  Head  surrounded  by  crown  of  piercing jthojn . .... j, ...  y, 39 
 
 -f-    101        O  Sacred  Hearti  all  blissful  light  of  heaven. . .  .77*. J*f !'.«.<  MUr.l 131 
 
 105  O  Sacred  Heart  of  Jesus ! 135 
 
 106  O  Sacred  Heart  of  Jesus  dear ! 13<-> 
 
 271      *0  Sacred  Heart  with  burning  love 311 
 
 190  O  Thou,  the  Martyrs'  glorious  King  (1st  tune) 2^4 
 
 191  O  Thou,  the  Martyrs'  glorious  King  (2nd  tune) 2^4 
 
 193  Our  Father  (1st  tune) %%* 
 
 194  Our  Father   (2nd  tune) *£* 
 
 235      *Outside  the  City  gates  they  stand -jg 
 
 /     t  ■  -+■    25        Overwhelmed  in  depths  of  sorrow  (1st  tune) 4- 
 
 ~+~  204        Overwhelmed  in  depths  of  sorrow  (2nd  tune) . *» 
 
 A-305      *0  Vision  bright! W6*..  .*/»***/.  K<r*<  ft 347 
 
 186       O  ye,  angelic  bands  attend ^u 
 
 506. 
 
 t 
 
GENERAL  ALPHABETICAL  INDEX 
 
 P 
 
 No.  Paee 
 
 121        Pray  for  the  dead 153 
 
 R 
 
 238      *Raise  the  glorious  Christmas  song . . 270 
 
 ^-157        Remember,  holy  Mary <PAA.&UttS<..X<j:g.M 192 
 
 205        Return  to  God,  poor  sinner 236 
 
 301      *Saint  Ann  in  heaven  shining 343 
 
 299      *Saint  Joseph,  see  us  at  thy  feet ' 341 
 
 ,  <f*189        Saint  of  the  Sacred  Heart .Q&-A  XA 223 
 
 *TJ      8        See  amid  the  winter's  snow 23 
 
 272      *Seeking  heaven  alone 312 
 
 146        She  is  our  Mother 181 
 
 193        Sign  of  the  Cross >•;•■;•  \M«ti.£- '  %$ 
 
 -f-    78        Sing,  my  tongue,  the  mystic  story Q  y.»; .  M;  « j.t  i . L  o  r.rf . .  «^. 103 
 
 •a-    32        Sing,  my  tongue,  the  Saviour's  glory ". .". . . 49 
 
 4        Sing,  oh,  sing  with  exultation 17 
 
 -4>   137        Sing,  sing,  ye  angel  bands SP&c.  .BLvSiAl. . .'.  .'v. 1 . '. 172 
 
 39        Sing  we  triumphant  hymns  of  praise 58 
 
 4-  63        Sion,  lift  thy  voice  and  sing 88 
 
 163        Softly  and  still .' 197 
 
 26        Soul  of  Jesus,  Guest  for  me 43 
 
 94        Soul  of  my  Saviour,  sanctify  my  breast Itof.*.*.  f. .  A41  }*.< 121 
 
 168        Spirit  most  holy,  heavenly  guide 202 
 
 -^  184        Spotless   Anna,    Juda's    glory K. .... 218 
 
 '    243      *Star  so  fair,  Star  so  bright ! •  ■  •  277 
 
 -^r>  242      *Stars  of  glory,  shine  more  brightly 276 
 
 248      *Strike  the  harp  in  praise  of  God ! 283 
 
 310      *Strive  ye  salvation  to  attain 355 
 
 287      *Sweetest  month  of  the  year .. . u 328 
 
 ■j-  111        Sweet  Heart  of  Jesus,  Fount  of  love 73U  .J>*«r«.<  .  .rj.^fA. 141 
 
 294      *Sweet  Mother,  here,  once  more  we  haste 335 
 
 140        Sweet  Mother,  I  implore 175 
 
 76        Sweet  Sacrament !  we  Thee  adore 101 
 
 265      *Sweet  Sacred  Heart • 301 
 
 ■4k  72        Sweet  Saviour,  bless  us  ere  we  go  (1st  tune) 97 
 
 -5-  73        Sweet  Saviour,  bless  us  ere  we  go  (2nd  tune) 98 
 
 T 
 
 263      *Take  back,  receive,  O  Master  of  my  heart 299 
 
 224        Tears  on  Thy  Sacred  Face,  my  God v. 252 
 
 315  *The  day  is  o'er,  the  moon  serenely  beaming 360 
 
 128        The  Gate  of  Heaven 162 
 
 312      *The  leaves  around  me  falling 357 
 
 98        The  memory  of  Jesus  sweet 126 
 
 316  *The  moon  is  in  the  heavens  above " 361 
 
 36        The  morn  hath  spread  her  crimson  rays 55 
 
 200        There  is  one  true  and  only  God 232 
 
 31        The  Royal  Banners  forward  go 48 
 
 67        The  Saviour  is  our  very  food 2, 
 
 -h~  239      The  snow  lay  on  the  ground 271 
 
 306      *The  vow  is  made,  O  Mary,  Queen  divine ! , . .  r •  • 348 
 
 -if  66        The  Word  descending  from  above 6!-S??fA  . .  ?MK*toH\T. 91 
 
 182        The  youth  who  wealth  and  courts  despised  (1st  tune) 216 
 
 302      *The  youth  who  wealth  and  courts  despised  (2nd  tune) 344 
 
 179        Thou  art  as  pure  as  beam  of  golden  dawn 213 
 
 257      *Thou  knowest,  Master,  that  my  heart  is  Thine 292 
 
 18        Thou  loving  Maker  of  mankind ■ 35 
 
 252      *Thrice  happy  and  thrice  blest 287 
 
 209        Through  this  vale  of  tears  we  wander 240 
 
 44        Thy  Kingdom  come ! 63 
 
 249      *Thy  will  be  done 284 
 
 507. 
 
GENERAL  ALPHABETICAL    INDEX 
 
 T 
 
 No.  Page 
 
 504      *Thy  wound,  O  Heart  of  Jesus 346 
 
 210        Tis  Thy  good  pleasure,  and  not  my  own ... ., 241 
 
 207        To  Christ,  the  Prince  of  peace .T'.'i.&f  >?..<*.  .7MV.-. 238 
 
 90  To  earth  hath  highest  heav'n  descended  (1st  tune) 117 
 
 91  To  earth  hath  highest  heav'n  descended   (2nd  tune). 118 
 
 109        To  Jesus'  Heart  all  burning ??<  £o/.<  /fffy.  T. 139 
 
 185        To  kneel  at  thine  altar 219 
 
 108        To  Thee,  O  Heart  of  Jesus 138 
 
 188        To  the  shores  of  distant  Indies : . . : 222 
 
 313      *To  win  my  heart  -with  visions  bright. and  fair. 358 
 
 i 
 
 u 
 
 281      *  Unfold,  ye  golden  gates  of  heaven .• 322 
 
 201        Unveil,  O  Lord,  and  on'us  shine '. .    .■ 232 
 
 W 
 
 291      *  We  come  to  .thee,  sweet  Lady 332 
 
 246      *We  come  to  Thee,. sweet  Saviour 281 
 
 286.      *We  greet  thee,  Mary..., 327 
 
 228        What  a  sea  of  tears  and  sorrows 256 
 
 54        What  God  does  is  done  aright 75 
 
 ~L   96        What  happiness  can  equal  mine  ? 124 
 
 88       "What  happiness  is  mine  this  day : 115 
 
 .10        What  lovely  Infant  can  this  be  ? 25 
 
 215-       What  shall  I  render  unto  Thee,  O  Lord  ? 245 
 
 295      *We  leave  thy  shrine < 336 
 
 268      *When  far.  from  Thee  my  way  I've  wended • 306 
 
 132        When  from  God's  high  throne  divine 167 
 
 45        When  men  blaspheming  say. . ; ..„ 64 
 
 4    254      *When  morning  gilds  the  skies Our.VitStfLUuX.4 ' 289 
 
 61        When  our  Saviour  wished  to  prove • 85 
 
 ~k    255      *When  the  loving  Shepherd ?K&«£.  &tr».tt*'1-"---" 290 
 
 -£    133        Whither  thus,  in  holy  rapture  ? .T?J. .  WtfX  ^..YScgAiX 168 
 
 245      *With  Christ  we  died,  with  Christ  we  rose 280 
 
 .    173        With  grateful  hearts 207 
 
 11        With  hearts  truly  grateful 26 
 
 297      *  With  Jesus,  Mary's  name .  •. 338 
 
 85        Wondrous  theme  of  mortal  singing. . .'.. 112 
 
 Y 
 
 274      *Yes,  Heaven  is  the  prize .  i , 314 
 
 37        Ye  sons  and  daughters  of  the  Lord ; 56 
 
ALPHABETICAL 
 INDEX    OF    LATIN    HYMNS 
 
 No.  Page 
 
 A 
 
 416  Ad  Dominum 469 
 
 354  Adeste  Fideles   392 
 
 340  Adoramus  Te,   Christe 383 
 
 328  Adoremus  in  aeternum    376 
 
 324  Adoro  Te    (Plain  chant)    (1st  tune) 374 
 
 325  Adoro  Te  (2nd  tune) 374 
 
 326  Adoro  Te  (Chorus)    (3rd  tune) 375 
 
 331  Adoro  Te,  O  Panis  coelice 378 
 
 394  Alma  Redemptoris   Mater 454 
 
 322  Anima  Christi   371 
 
 382  Asperges  me  428 
 
 432  Attende,  Domine   481 
 
 360  Ave  Maria  (1st  tune) 403 
 
 361  Ave  Maria  (Plain  chant)   (2nd  tune) 404 
 
 362  Ave  Maria  (Plain  chant)    (3rd  tune) 404 
 
 364  Ave  maris  stella  (Plain  chant)    (1st  tune) 406 
 
 365  Ave  maris  stella  (2nd  tune) 406 
 
 366  Ave  maris  stella  (3rd  tune) 407 
 
 367  Ave  maris  stella  (4th  tune) , 408 
 
 368  Ave  maris  stella  (5th  tune) 409 
 
 441  Ave  maris  stella  (with  falso  hordoni)    (6th  tunc) 494 
 
 371  Ave  Mater  gratiae 41 1 
 
 395  Ave  Regina  coelorum 455 
 
 329  Ave  verum  Corpus  (1st  tune) 377 
 
 330  Ave  verum  Corpus  (2nd  tune") 378 
 
 319  Ave  vivens  Hostia 369 
 
 B 
 
 415  Beati  omnes    469 
 
 402  Beatus  vir 465 
 
 C 
 
 393  Common  of  all  Vespers 453 
 
 406  Confitehor  quoniam    466 
 
 401  Confitehor  tibi,   Domine 465 
 
 423  Conserva  me,  Domine  470 
 
 333  Cor  Jesu  Sacratissimum    ( 1  st  tune ) 379 
 
 334  Cor  Jesu  Sacratissimum   (2nd  tune) 380 
 
 407  Credidi  propter    . . .  t 467 
 
 386  Credo,   No.   1 435 
 
 387  Credo,  No.  2 436 
 
 D 
 
 410  De  profundis  cWmavi 468 
 
 435  Deus  in  adjutorium  (with  falso  bordoni) 488 
 
 417  Dilexi   quonian 469 
 
 430  Dixit  Dominus    465 
 
 436  Dixit  Dominus  ( falso  hordoni ) 48S 
 
 422  Domine,  clamavi    470 
 
 375  Domine,  non  secundum 414 
 
 409  Domine,  prohasti  me 467 
 
 E 
 
 327  Ecce  Panis  angelorum 375 
 
 318  Ecce  sacerdos  magnus  (Reception  of  a  Bishop) 364 
 
 420  Eripe   me,    Domine 469 
 
 F 
 
 357  Flos  Carmeli   (Our  Lady  of  the  Carmel) 398 
 
 509. 
 
ALPHABETICAL  INDEX  OF  LATIN  HYMNS 
 
 I 
 No.  Page 
 
 408        In  convertendo 467 
 
 373        Inviolata 413 
 
 404  In  exitu  Israel 466 
 
 J 
 
 392        Jesu  Salvator  mundi 452 
 
 L 
 
 438  Laetatus  sum  ( f also  bordoni ) 490 
 
 412  Laetatus  sum  468 
 
 429        Lauda   Sion,   Salvatorem    ( Sequence) 476 
 
 440        Lauda  Jerusalem    ( f also  bordoni ) 492 
 
 414        Lauda  Jerusalem 468 
 
 419        Laudate   Dominum    469 
 
 353        Laudate  Dominum   ( f also  bordoni ) .' 391 
 
 437        Laudate  pueri  Dominum   ( f also  bordoni ) 490 
 
 403        Laudate  pueri  Dominum ....  465 
 
 418        Levavi  oculo^   469 
 
 391        Libera  me,   Domine 450 
 
 378  Litany  of  the  Blessed  Virgin  (1st  setting ) 420 
 
 379  Litany  of  the  Blessed  Virgin  (2nd  setting) 422 
 
 380  Litany  of  the  Blessed  Virgin  (3rd  setting) 424 
 
 376  Litany  of  the  Sacred  Heart   ( 1  st  Tune ) 416 
 
 377  Litany  of  the  Sacred  Heart  (2nd  Tune) 418 
 
 M 
 
 405  Magnificat   466 
 
 442  Magnificat   ( falso  bordoni ) 496 
 
 443  Magnificat  (falso  bordoni ) 496 
 
 411         Memento,   Domine,   David '. .  468 
 
 424        Miserere  mei,  Dcu  ? 471 
 
 321         Misericordias  Domini 370 
 
 385         Missa  ( in  Festis  B.  Mariac ) 432 
 
 384        Missa  (in  Festis  Duplicibus) 430 
 
 390        Missa  pro   Def unctis 442 
 
 N 
 
 439  Nisi  Dominus  ( falso  bordoni ) 492 
 
 413  Nisi  Dominus   468 
 
 O 
 
 352        O  bone  Jesu , 390 
 
 332        O  Cor  amoris  Victima 379 
 
 320        O  Esca  Viatorum 370 
 
 433        O  Filii  et  Filiae 482 
 
 358        O  gloriosa  Virginum 402 
 
 323        O  quam  suavis  est 373 
 
 335  O  Salutaris   Hostia   (1st  Tunc) 380 
 
 336  O  Salutaris  Hostia   (2nd  Tune) 381 
 
 337  O  Salutaris  Hostia   (3rd  Tune ) 381 
 
 338  O  Salutaris  Hostia  (4th  Tune) 382 
 
 339  O  Salutaris  Hostia   (4th  Tune) 382 
 
 341         O  Salutaris  Hostia  (6th  Tune) 384 
 
 370        O  Sanctissima    41 1 
 
 P 
 
 427        Pange  lingua  gloriosi 474 
 
 399        Psalm  Tones  (Organ  ace.) 459 
 
 R 
 
 396        Regina  coeli    456 
 
 374        Regina  coeli  jubila 414 
 
 388  Responses  at  High  Mass 439 
 
 389  Responses  (Bishop's  blessing) 441 
 
 381  Rorate,  coeli,  desuper 426 
 
 510. 
 
ALPHABETICAL  INDEX  OF  LATIN   HYMNS 
 
 S 
 
 No.  Page 
 
 428        Sacris   solemniis    475 
 
 369        Salve  Mater 410 
 
 372        Salve,  Pater  Salvatoris 412 
 
 397  Salve  Regina  (1st  Tune) 457 
 
 398  Salve  Regina  (2nd  Tune) : 458 
 
 359        Sanctorum  agmina   - 402 
 
 431        Stabat  Mater   480 
 
 363        Sub  tuum  praesidium 405 
 
 T 
 
 342  Tantum  ergo  (Plain  chant)  (1st  Tune) 384 
 
 343  Tantum  ergo  (2nd  Tune) 385 
 
 344  Tantum  ergo  (3rd  Tune) 386 
 
 345  Tantum  ergo   (4th  Tune) , 386 
 
 346  Tantum  ergo   ( 5th  Tune ) 387 
 
 347  Tantum  ergo   (6th  Tune) 387 
 
 348  Tantum  ergo   (7th  Tune) 388 
 
 349  Tantum  ergo   (8th  Tune) 388 
 
 350  Tantum  ergo   (9th  Tune) 389 
 
 351  Tantum  ergo   (10th  Tune) 390 
 
 434        Te  Deum  laudamus 483 
 
 430        Te  Joseph,  celebrent 479 
 
 355  Tota  pulchra  es  Maria 393 
 
 356  Tota  pulchra  es  Maria  (Chorus) 394 
 
 V 
 
 425  Veni,   Creator   Spiritus 472 
 
 426  Vexilla  Regis 473 
 
 383        Vidi  aquam   429 
 
 317        Vivat  Pastor  bonus  (Song  of  welcome) 362 
 
 421         Voce   mra    470