St. Basil Hymnal

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TWO

HUNDRED

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LITANIES,

DAILY

PRAYERS,

PRAYERS

AT

MASS,

PREPARATIO

AND PRAYERS

FOR CONFESSION AND

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AND

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MEDINA,

N.Y.

:

JAMES

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Jlrrmiiuui

^u|irrUirum

Imprimatur

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Ferijfus

Patritius

McEvay

Archiep.

Toront.

Canada.

Letter

from

His Eminence

Cardinal

Gibbons

:

Cardinal's

Residence,

•

Baltimore,

Nov.

14th,

1896.

Dear

Father,

—

I

take

g^reat

pleasure

in

adding-

my

name to that of

your

ost

Rev'd

Archbishop,

in

commending

to

Catholic

institutions

useful

work.

St. Basil's

Hymnal is calculated

to

promote

singing,

which

is

a

powerful

element

in

the

cause

of

Faithfully

yours

m

Xto,

Rev.

L.

Brennan.

J.

Carl Gibbons.

Entered

according

to

Act

of Parliament of

Canada,

in

the

year

one

thousand

eight

hundred

eighty-nine,

by

the

Publishers,

in

the

OfiSce

of

the

Minister

of

Agriculture.

Entered

according

to

Act

of

Congress,

in

the

year

one thousand

eight

hundred

and

eighty-

by

the

Publishers,

in the Oflace

of

the Librarian of

Congress

at

Washington,

U.S.A.

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Slrttrrs nf

Apprnbatinu,

FROM

THK

ARCHBISHOP OF

TORONTO.

My

Dear

Father

Brenxan,

—

St.

Basil's

Hymnal

is

an

excellent

and

valuable

compilation,

and

is

well

fitted to

supply

a want

long

felt in our

parochial

schools and other ethu-ational

institutions,

and I

earnestly

recommend

its use for

the

Separate

Schools

and

other

educational institutions.

t

John

Wai^o,

Archbishop

of

Toronto.

FROM THE

ARCHBISHOP

OF

HALIFAX.

My

Dear

Father

Brexnan,

—

Accept my

thanks

for

the

St. Basil's

Hymn

Book

so

kindly

sent me.

I

wish

it

the most abundant

success.

Yours,

etc.,

t

C.

O'Brien,

Archbishop of Halifax.

FROM

THE ARCHBISHOP

OF

KINGSTON.

Dear

Father

Brennan,

—

I

thank

you

for the

copy

of

St. Basil's

Hymnal.

The

compilation

is

excellent,

and

will,

I

am

confident,

prove

most

useful

to

all

Catholic

people.

I

recommend

St.

Basil's

Hymnal

to the

Rev.

Clergy

of the Archdiocese

of

Kingston,

and to the

Religious

Communities

and

all

of

those

who

are

in

charge

of

Separate

Schools.

t

James

Vincent

Ci.eary,

Arrhbifliop of

ICinnnfoti.

FROM

THE

BISHOP

OF

HAMILTON.

De.\r

Father

Brennan,

—

St. Basil's

Hymnal

is

an

excellent

manual

containing

a rich

variety

of

popular hymns,

prayers

and

masses,

suitable

for

schools,

sodalities

and

congregational singing

such as

you

are

very zealously

anxious to

promote.

I will

take

gr^at pleasure

in

recommending

the

book

to the

patronage

of

the

Priests,

Schools and

Sodalities

of

this diocese

.

t

T.

J.

DOWI.ING,

Binhop

of

Hamiltov

.

/

FROM

THE

BISHOP

OF

PETERBOROUGH.

My

Dear

Father

Brennan,

—

St.

Basil's

Hymnal,

which

you

so

thoughtfully

sent

me,

was

duly

received,

and

I

beg

to

express my

sincere

thanks

to

y()U

for

the

same.

It will be

suitable

for

Schools,

Choirs,

etc. Please

send

me two

dozen

copies

as

I

intend

to introduce

it

here.

I

remain

yours

sincerely

in

Christ,

t

R. A.

O'Connor,

BMiop

of

PctcrborouoL

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Qlotttfntje.

FAQH.

Anthems

. . ,

. ,

10

asperges

, 331

Benediction

,

.

.20,

33

Daily

Pkayers

o

vii

Hymns

66

God

,

66

Our Blessed Lord

74

Holy

Name.

,

77

Sacred

Heart

81

Precious

Blood

Ill

Blessed

Sacrament

113

Holy

Family

130

Blessed

Virgin

131

St.

Joseph

216

St.

Rose

of

Lima.

.....................

227

^t.

Anne

.228

St.

Patrick

,

230

St.

Dominic

....

233

St.

Stanislaus

Kostka

234

St.

Theresa

.235

St.

Agatha

237

St.

Cecilia

239

All

Souls

..........:........

240

Advent

243

Christmas

...................

246

Epiphany

256

Lent

258

Easter .

. ,

.

269

Ascension

280

Pentecost

282

Trinity

289

Corpus

Christi

290

Evening

.

.

293

Occasional

.

.

294

Guardian

Angel

.

.

304

St. Michael

306

Angels

.................

.

.

.

.

308

[V]



vl

CONTENTS-

CoJt^t/ju.'/

.•ACE.

^I'MNi

,

r,

l.NDfl.GKNTK;/

I

'K

,

>':(,->

X

Litanies'

..

312

Litany of tiik

SArKEu

[Ieaut

.

318

Litany

ok

thk

Saints.

320

Litany of the Bikased

Virgin M.ary .

i.K

Litany

OF TIIK

Mosr

Holy Name

of

Jesus

. viii

Little

Office

DF

TUB I

m.macul.vte

CoNCEiTioN

390

Manner

OF

Assisting Ar

Mass

AND

Vesfebs

xx

Mass

'

353

*•

De

Angelis

,

334

Pro DEFUNCTt.-*

.S70

Prayers

at

Mass

.

xi

Prayers

for

Communion

398

Prayers for

Confession

396

Sodality of the

Bi-es.sed

Virgin Mary

....

384

Spiritual

Canticles

. xxii

Te peu.m Laudamus

.

325

Vespers

i

Mass

Hymns

302

Responses

at

High

Mash

367

ViDi

Aqua.m

.

->29

Index

100



J.

m.

3,

t

latl^ Prag^ra.

Make

the

sign

of

the

Cross,

and

say

:

My

God,

I

offer

Thee

this

day

All

I

may

do

or

think

or

say

;

Uniting

all

with

what

was

done

On

earth

by

Jesus

Christ,

Thy

Son.

o

AN

ACT

OF

ADORATION.

MY

God,

I

adore

Thee

here

present

;

I

acknowledge

Thee

to

be

aay

Creator

and

Sovereign

Lord

;

and

I submit

myself

entirely

to

Thee.

I

Our

Father,

etc. Hail

Mary,

etc.

Creed,

etc.

I

confess,

etc.

{Here

examine

your

conscience.

)

^

AN ACT

OF

CONTRITION.

OMY

God,

I

am

heartily

sorry

for

having

offended

Thee,

and

I

detest

my

sins most

sincerely,

not

only

because

by

them

I

have

lost

all

right

to

heaven,

and have

deserved

the

everlasting

torments

of

hell,

but

esi^ecially

because

they

displease

Thee,

my

God,

who art so

deserving

of all

my

love,

on

account

of

Thy

infinite

goodness

and

most

amiable

perfections

;

and

I

firmly

resolve,

bj^

Thy

noly grace,

never

more to

offend

Thee,

and

to

amend

my

life. Amen.

AN

ACT OF

FAITH.

MY

God,

I

most

firmly

believe

in

Thee,

and

all thou hast

revealed

to

Thy Holy

Catholic

Church

;

because

Thou

art Truth

itself,

who

canet

neither deceive nor be deceived.

AN

ACT OF

HOPE.

MY

God,

relying

on

Thy

promises,

and

upon

the merits

of Jesus

Christ,

m-

Sav'our,

I

most

firmly

hope

in

Thee,

and trust that

Thou

wilt

grant

me

rrire

^o

observe

Thy

commandments

in

this

world,

and

reward

me

in

'oIi3

next.

AN

ACT OF

CHARITY.

fr\

MY

God,

who

art

worthy

of

all

my

love,

and infinite

in

every

perfection.

vV_^

1

love Thee

with

my

whole heart

;

and

I

love

my neighbour

as

myself

for

the

love

of

Thee.

fvii]



DAILY

PRAYEES. IX

Jesus,

Lover of

chastity.

Jesus,

Lover of

us,

Jesus,

God

of

Peace,

Jesus,

Author

of

Hfe,

Jesus,

Example

of

virtues,

Jesus,

zealous

lover of

souls,

Jesus,

our

God,

Jesus,

our

refuge,

Jesus,

Father

of

the

poor,

Jesus,

Treasure

of the

faithful,

Jesus,

Good

Shepherd,

Jesus,

true

light,

Jesus,

Eternal

wisdom,

Jesus,

infinite

goodness,

Jesus,

our

way

and our

life,

Jeeus,

Joy

of

Angels,

Jesus,

King

of

Patriarchs,

Jesus,

Master

of

Apostles,

Jesus,

Teacher

of

Evangelists,

Jesus,

strength

of

Martyrs,

Jesus,

Light

of

Confessors,

Jesus,

Purity

of

Virgins,

Jesus,

Crown

of

all

Saints,

Be

merciful

unto

us.

Spare

us,

Jesus.

Be

merciful

unto

us.

Graciously

hear

us,

Jesus.

From

all

evil,

]

From

all

sin,

V Jesus deliver

us.

From

Thy

wrath,

j

From the snares

of

the

devil.

§

I

From the

spirit

of

uncleanness,

From

everlasting

death.

From

the

neglect

of

Thy

inspir-

ations.

Through

the

mystery

of

Thy

holy

Incarnation,

Through

Thy

nativity.

Through

Thine

infancy,

Through

Thy

most

divine

life,

Through

Thy

labours.

Through

Thine

agony

and

passion,

Through Thy

Cross and

derelic-

tion.

Through

Thy

faintness

and weari-

ness.

Through

Thy

death

and

burial

Through

Thy

resurrection,

Through

Thine

ascension,

Through

Thy

Joys,

Through

Thy

glory,

Lamb of

God,

Who

takest

away

sins of the

world.

Spare

us,

O Jesus.

Lamb

of

God,

Who

takest

away

sins

of

the w^orld.

Graciously

hear

us,

Jesus.

Lamb

of

God,

Who

takest

away

sins

of

the

world.

Have

mercy

on

us,

Jesus.

Jesus,

hear us.

Jesus,

graciously

hear us.

I-

- 5i.

the

the

the

O

LORD

Jesus

Christ,

w^ho hast said

:

Ask,

and

ye

shall

receive

;

seek,

and

ye

shall

find;

knock,

and

it

shall

be

opened

unto

you;

give,

we

beseech

Thee,

to us who

ask,

the

Grace of

Thy

most

divine

love,

that with

all our

heart,

words,

and

works,'

we

may

love

Thee,

and

never

cease to

praise

Thee.

Amen.

Let

us

pray.

GRANT

that

we

may

have

a

perpetual

fear

and

love

of

Thy

holy

Name

;

for

Thou

never

failest to

direct

and

govern

those

whom

Thou

instriictest

in

Thy

true

and

solid

love.

Through

our Lord

Jesus,

Thy

Son,

who

livest and

reignest

with Thee

in

the

unity

of

the

Holy

Ghost

God

world

without

end.

Amen.

Lord,

have

mercy

on us.

Lord,

hare

mercy

on us.

Christ,

hear

us.

Oirist,

graciously

hear

us.

God

the

Father,

of

heaven,

God

the

Son,

Redeemer

of

world,

God

the

Holy

Ghost.

Holy

Trinity,

one

God.

In the

evening.

ICttang

xxt

X\\t

iBkss^Ji

Virgin

iHarg.

Holy

Mary,

Holy

Mother of God.

Holy

Virgin

of

virgins.

Mother

of

Christ,

Mother

of

divine

grace.

Mother

most

pure,

Mother most

chaste,

Mother

inviolate,

MotJier

undefiied.

^

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INDULGENCED

PRAYER?.

Mother

most

amiable,

Mother

most

athnirable,

Mother of

jjood

counsel,

Motlier

of

iiur

Creator

Mother

of

our

Hedei'uier,

Vir>.Mn

moet

prudent

Virgin

most

venerahle,

Virgin

most

renowned,

Virgin

most

powerful,

Virgin

most

mereiful,

Virgin

mo8t

faithful,

Mirror

of

justice,

Seat

of

wisdom,

Cause

of

our

joy,

Sjii

ritual

vessel,

Vessel

of

honour,

Vessel

of

singular

devotion,

^lystical

Rose,

Tower of

Da\'id,

Tower of

ivory,

House

of

gold,

Ark

of

the

covenant,

Gate

of

heaven,

Morning

Star,

Health

of the

eick,

Refuge

of

sinners^

Comforter

of

the

afflicted,

Ic:

Help

of

Christians,

Queen

of

Angels,

Queen

of

Patrian-hes,

Queen

of

Prophets,

Queen

of

Apostles,

Queen

of

Martyrs,

Queen

of

ConfesHors,

Queen

of

Virgins,

Queen

of all

Saints,

Queen

conceived

without

original

sin.

Queen

of

the

most

holy

Rosary,

ll

a

3c

the

the

Lamb

of

God,

Who

takest

away

sins

of

the world.

,

Spare

us,

O Lord.

Lamb

of

God,

Who

takest

away

sins

of

the world.

Graeloudy

hear

iis,

O Lord.

Lamb

of

God,

Who takest

away

the

sins

of the world.

ilave

merer/

on

us.

V

Pray

for

us,

O

holy

Mother

of

God

.

R

That we

may

be

made

worthy

of

the

promises

of Christ.

Let

us

Pray.

GRAXT,

we

beseech

Thee,

O

Lord

God,

that

we,

Thy

servants,

may

be

bles.sed with

continual

health

of soul

and

body

;

and

that

by

the

glorious

intercession

of the

Blessed

Mary,

ever

Virgin,

we

may

be delivered

from

pre-

sent

sorrow,

and obtain

eternal

happiness,

through

Christ our Lord.

Amen.

May

the

di\'ine

assistance

remain

always

with

us.

,

Amen.

3lttiiulgfurri»

Prayers.

1.

Glory

be to the

Father,

and

to the

Son,

and to the

Holy

Ghcdt.

TTiree

times.

(100 days.)

2.

Eternal

Father,

I

offer

to Thee the

]Most

Precious

Blood of

Jesus

Christ,

in

satisfaction

for

my

sins

and

for

the

needs

of the

Holy

Church.

(JOO

days.)

3 .

My

Jesus,

mercy.

(JOO

days.

)

4.

My

sweet

Jesus,

be not

to me

a

Judge

but

a Saviour.

(50

days.

)

5.

Jesus,

my

God,

1

love Thee

above

all

things.

(50

days.)

6.

O

Sacrament

most

holy,

O

Sacrament

divine,

all

praise

and

all

thanks-

giving

be

every

moment

thine.

(100

days.

)

7.

O

sweetest

Heart

of

Jesus,

I

implore

that

I

may

ever

love Thee

more

and

more.

(^00

dai/s.)

H.

Jesus,

meek

and

humble

of

heart,

make

my

heart

like

thine.

{.WO

days.)

9.

Heart

of

Jesus,

once

in

agony,

have

pity

on

the

dying.

(100 days. )

30.

Jesus,

Mary,

Joseph,

I

give

you

my

heart

and

my

life.

(100

days.)



PRAYERS

AT

MASS.

xi

11.

Jesus,

Maxy. Joseph,

assist

me

in

my

last

agony.

[100

days.)

12.

Jesus,

Mar}%

Joseph,

may

I

breathe

forth

my

Koul

in

peace

in

your

blessed

company.

{100

days.)

13.

Blessed

be

the

Holy

and

Immaculate

Conception

of

the

Blessed

Virgin

Mary.

{300

days.

)

ACT

OF CONSECRATION

TO

THE

SACRED

HEART

OP

JESUS.

MY

loving

Jesus,

I

give

Thee

my

heart

and

I

consecrate

myself

wholly

to

Thee

on account of

the

love

I

bear

Thee,

and

as

a

reparation

for

all

my

unfaithfulness to

grace

;

and

I

purpose,

with

Thine

aid,

never to sin

again

.

,

Plen.

Indul.

once

a

month.

100

days

Ind.

once

a

day.

To

be

said

before

a

Crucifix.

OGOOD

and

most

sweet

Jesus, behold,

I

fall

on

my

knees

before

Thee,

and

with

all

the

ardour of

my

soul,

pray

and

beseech

Thee

that

Thou

wouldst

vouchsafe

to

impress

upon my

heart

lively

sentiments

of

faith,

hope

and

charity,

with

a

true

repentance

for

my

sins,

and

a

most firm

resolution of

amendment

;

whilst with

deep

feelings

of

grief

I

consider

within

myself

and

contemplate

in

spirit Thy

five

wounds,

having

before

my

eyes

what

the

royal

prophet

expressed by

these

words,

' '

They

have

pierced

my

hands

and

feet,

they

have numbered all

my

bones.

Say

one Our

Father,

and

Hail

Mary,

or some

other

prayer

for

the inten-

tions

of

the Church.

Plen.

Indul. on

Communion

Days.

MEMORARE.

REMEMBER,

most

holj^

Virgin

Mary,

that

from

of

old

it

has

never

been

heard that

any

one

fleeing

to

thy

protection,

imploring thy

help,

or

asking

thy

intercession has been

left

unaided.

Encouraged by

this confidence I

hasten

to thee

;

to

thee

I

come,

and

before

thee,

I,

a

weeping

sinner,

stand.

Despise

not,

O

Mother

of

the

Incarnate

Word,

my

humble

petitions,

but

graciously

hear

and

grant

them.

Amen .

{300

days

each time.

)

Prag^rs

at

MtLBS,

PRAYER

BEFORE

MASS.

OMY

Saviour,

I

come

before

Thy holy

Altar to

assist

at

Thy

Divine

Sacri-

fice

. Do

Thou

prepare

my

soul to

receive

Thy

grace

;

fix

my

mind

on

Thee

;

wash

away

in

Thy

Precious Blood all

the sins

of

which

Thou

seest

me

guilty

;

I

hate them

for

the

love

of

Thee,

and most

humbly

beg pardon

for

them.

Grant,

O

sweet

Jesus,

that

uniting

my

intentions

to

Thine,

1

may spend

my

whole

life

for

Thy glory,

as

Thou

didst

give

Thy

life

for

the

saving

of

my

soul

.

Amen .

I

wish

to share

in

the Communion

of

Saints

by

gaining

all the

indulgences

I can

to-day

;

I

place

them

in

the

hands

of our

Blessed

Lady

for

the relief of

the

souls

in

purgatory.

My

Jesus,

mercy

Mary,

help



xii

PRAYERS AT

MASS.

O

PRAYER

AT

THE BEGINNING

OF

THE

MASS.

While the

PrieM

says

the

Judica

me,

Deu8,rfr.

ALMIGHTY

Ivord of heaven and

earth,

behold

I,

a wretched

pinner.

preenme

to

appear

before

Thee

this

day,

to

offer

to

Thee by

the

hands

of

our

High

Prieet,

Jepus

Christ,

Thy

Son,

the sacrifice of

His

Body

and

Blood,

in

union

with

that

pacritice

which He

offered

to Thee

upon

the

Crops;

first,

for

Thine

own

honour,

praise,

adoration

ami

glory

;

secondly,

in

remberance

of

His

Death

and

passion

, thirdly,

in

thanksgiving

for

all

Thy

blessings

bestowed

on

Him and on

His whole

Church,

whether

triumphant

in

heaven,

or

militant

on

3arth,

and

especially

for

those

bestowed on

me,

the

most

ynworthy

of

all

;

fourthly,

to obtain

pardon

and

remission of

all

my

sins,

and

of

those

of

all

others,

whether

living

or

dead,

for

whom

I

ought

to

pray

;

and

lastly,

to

obtain

all

graces

and

blessing

both

for

myself

and

for

Thy

whole Church.

O be thou

pleased

to a.«pist me

in

such

a manner

by

Thy

grace,

that

I

may

behave

myself

this

day

as

I

ought

to

do

in

Thy

Divine

Presence,

and

that I

may

so

commem-

Drate

the

Death and

Pa«sion

of

Thy

Son as

to

partake

most

plentifully

of

the

fruits

thereof

;

through

the same

Jesus Christ

our

Lord.

Amen.

CONFITEOR.

I

CONFESS

to

Almighty

God,

to

blessed

Mary

ever

Virgin,

to

blessed

Michael

the

Archangel,

to

blessed John

the

Baptist,

to

the

holy

Apostles

Peter and

Paul,

to

all the

sainte

and

to

you,

father,

that I have

sinned

exceedingly

in

thought,

word,

and

deed,

//<roM_7/i

?nv

/fl»^/,

through

mj/

fault,

throvgh

mi/

most

grievous

fault.

Therefore

I

beseech

theblessedMary

ever

Virgin,

blessed ^lichael

the

Archangel,

blessed

John

the

Baptist,

the

holy

Apostles

Peter and

Paul,

and

all

the

saints,

and

you,

father,

to

pray

to

the

Lord our

God

for

me.

JTie

Priest

goes

up

to

the

AUar,

and

as

h^

advances,

fiUl

of

holy

fear, says

in a

low

tone

of

voice :

T

PRAYERS.

AKE

away

from us

our

sins,

we beseech

Thee,

O

Lord,

that we

may

be

worthy

to

enter with

pure

minds

into

the

Holy

of Holies

;

through

Jesus

Christ

our Lord.

Amen.

w

E

beseech

Thee,

O

Lord,

by

the

merits

of

Thy

Saints whose

relics

are

here,

and

of

all

the

Saints,

that

thou

wouldst

mercifully

forgive

me

all

my

sins,

Amen.

THE

INTROIT

The

Introlt is the first

prayer

the

Priest

reads

at the

right

or

Epistle

side of the

Altnr. This

prayer

reminds us how

miicli

those

who lived

holy

lives,

tinder

the

Old

Law,

wished

for

the

eomiiiK

of

our

Blessed

Redeemer.

Glory

be to the

Father,

is

added

in honour of

tne

Blessed

Trinity.

PRAYER DURING

THE

READING

OF

THE INTROIT.

LET

the

Name

of

the

Lord be

blessed

both

now

and

for ever. From the

rising

to

the

petting

of

the

sun

let all

praise

be

given

to

the Name

of

the

Lfinl.

Glory

be to the

Father,

and

to the

Son,

and

to

the

H0I7

Ghost.

Lb

it

was

^n

the

Iwiginuing,

is

now,

and ever

shall

be,

world

svithout end.

Amen.

THE

KYRIE ELEI80N.

Lord,

have

mercy

on ue.

{thricf.

)

Christ,

have

mercy

on

us.

{thrice)

L^rd,

have

mercy

on

us.

{_thrice)



PRAYERS

AT

MASS.

xiii

THE GLORIA.

GLOftY

be

to

God

on

high,

and

on

earth

peace

to

men

of

good

will. We

praise

Thee

,

we

bless

Thee

;

we

adore Thee

;

we

glorify

Thee.

We

give

Thee

thanks

for

Thj''

great

glory,

O

Lord

God, heavenly

King,

God

the

Father

Almighty.

O

Lord

Jesus

Christ,

the

only

begotten

Son

;

O Lord

God,

Lamb

of

God,

Son

of

the

Father,

Who

takest

away

the

sins of

the

world,

have

mercy up-

on

us

;

Who

takest

away

the

sins

of

the

world,

receive

our

prayers

:

Thou

Who

eittest

at

the

right

hand of

the

Father,

have

mercy

on

us.

For

Thou

only

art

holy

:

Thou

only

art the

Lord

: Thou

only,

O

Jesus

Christ,

with

the

Holy

Ghost,

art

most

high

in

the

glory

of God

the

Father.

Amen.

At

the

end

of

the

Gloria,

the

Priest

kisses

the

Altar

and

turns to the

people

saying

:

The Lord

be with

you.

The Clerk

answers :

And

with

Thy

Spirit

:

AT

THE

COLLECTS.

OALINIIGHTY

and

eternal

God,

we

humbly

beseech

Thee

mercifully

to

give

ear

to

the

prayers

here offered

Thee

by Thy

servant

in

the

name

of

Thy

whole

Church,

and

in

behalf of us

Thy people. Accept

them

to the

honour

of

Thy

Name,

and

the

good

of

our

souls

;

and

grant

to

us

all

mercy, grace,

and

salvation

;

through

our

Lord Jesus

Christ. Amen.

AT

THE

EPISTLE.

THOU

haBt

vouchsafed,

O

Lord,

to teach us

Thy

sacred

truths

by

Thy

prophets

and

apostles

;

O

grant

that

we

may

so

improve

by

their

doctrine

and

examples

in the

love

of

Thy

holy

Law,

that

we

may

show forth

by

our

lives

whose

disciples

we

are

;

that

we

may

no

longer

follow the

corrupt

inclina-

tions

of

flesh

and

blood,

but master

all our

passions

;

that

we

may

be

ever

directed

by

Thy

light,

and

strengthened by Thy

grace,

to

walk

in

the

way

of

Thy

com-

mandments,

and to

serve Thee

with clean hearts

;

through

our

Lord

Jesus

Christ.

Amen.

BEFORE

THE

GOSPEL.

CREATE

a clean

heart

in

me,

O

God,

and

grant

that

I

may

listen

to

Thy holy

Gospel

with

respect,

and

bless

Thy

Name

for

ever.

AT

THE

GOSPEL.

MAYEST

Thou

be ever

adored and

praised,

O

Lord,

who,

not

content

to

instruct

and

inform us

by Thy prophets

and

apostles,

hast even vouch-

safed

to

speak

to us

by

Thy

only

Son our Lord

and Saviour

Jesus

Christ,

commandinc

us

by

a

voice

from

Heaven

to

hear

Him

;

O

grant

that

we

may

so

improve

by

His

doctrine

and

example

in

the love of

Thy

holy

Name,

and

of

Thy

holy

Law,

that

we

may

shew

forth

by

our

lives

whose

disciples

we

are,

that we

may

no

longer

follow

the

corrupt

inclinations

of flesh

and

blood,

but

master

all

our

passions,

that

we

may

be ever

directed

by

Thy

light,

and

strengthened

by

Thy

grace,

to

walk

in the

way

of

Thy

commandments and to

serve Thee

with

clean hearts

;

through

our

Lord

Jesus

Christ.

Amen.

THE

NICENE CREED

I

BELIEVE

in

one

God,

the

Father

Almighty,

Creator

of

heaven

and

earth

and of all

things

visible and

invisible.

And

in

one

Lord

Jesus

Christ,

the

only

begotten

Son

of

God,

born

of

the

Father

before

all

ages.

God

of

God

;

Light

of

Light

;

true God of true

God

;

begotten

not

made

;

consubstantial

with

the



xiv

PRAYERS AT

MASS.

Father,

by

whom

all

thingf

were

ma<ie.

Who

(or

ua

mon,

and for

our

ealva-

tion,

came

down

from

heiiven,

and

waa incarnate

by

the

Holy

Ghost

of the

Virgin Mary,

and was made

man,

[Kned

in

reverence

for

Christ's

Incarnation.'

He suffered under

Pontius

Pilate,

was

crucified, dead,

and buried. The thin

day,

according

to

the

scriptures,

He

rose

again

;

and

ascended

into

heaven,

ani

sitt^th

at the

right

hand

of the

Father,

and He

shall come

again

witii

glory

to

judge

both the

living

and the dead

;

of whose

kingdom

there shall be

no

end.

And I

believe

in

the

Holy

Ghost,

the

Ijord and

^ver

of

life,

who

proceedeth

from the

Father

and the Son

:

Who

together

with the

Father

and the

Son

is

adored

and

glorified:

Who

spoke

by

the

prophets.

And

One

Holy

Cathohcand

Apostolic

Church.

I

confecs

one

baptism

for

the

remission

of sins.

And

I

look for the

resurrection

of the

dead,

and

life

of

the

world to come.

Amen.

The Lord

be with

you.

And with

thy spirit.

AT

THE

OFFERTORY.

ACCEPT

holy

Father,

almighty

and

eternal

God,

this

unspotted

Host,

which

I,

Thy

unworthy

servant,

offer unto

Thee

for

my

many

sine,

my

faults,

and

my

carelessness.

I

offer

it

also

for all

here

present

in

this

Church,

as

well

as

for

all faithful

Christians,

both

living

and

dead,

that

it

may

help

both them and

me

to

gain

eternal life.

W

AT

THE

OFFERING

OF

THE

CHALICE.

E

offer

Thee,

O

Lord

the

chalice of

salvation,

humbly

begging

Thy

mercy,

that

it

may

ascend

to Thee

for

our

salvation,

and that

of

the

whole

world.

Amen.

OFFERING

OF

THE

FAITHFUL.

The Priest

makes

thefoUomng

prayer

for

himself

and

for

the

people

:

PRAYER.

ACCEPT

us,

O

Lord,

who

come

to

Thee

with contrite

and humble

hearts

:

and

grant

that

the

sacrifice

we

offer this

day

in

Thy

sight

may

be

pleas-

ing

to

Thee,

O Lord God.

BLESSING

OP

THE

BREAD

AND

WINE.

PRAYER.

/ X)ME,

O

almighty

and eternal

God,

and

bless

this

sacrifice

prepared

for

the

>->

glory

of

Thy

holy

Name.

WASHING

OF

THE

FINGERS.

PRAYER.

o

JESUS,

most

pure

oi

neart

: O

spotless

I^amb of

God

;

help

me

that I

may

keep

my

heart

pure

;

that

all

through

my

life

I

may

never

displease

Thee by

any

wicked

thing.

Give

me

the

blessing

of

the

clean

of

heart.

PRAYER

TO

THE BLESSED

TRINITY.

Tfw

Priest

returns

to

the

middle

of

the

Altar,

and,

honing

dovm,

offers

the

Sacrifice

to

the

Most

Hohi

Trinitii.



PRAYERS

AT

MASS.

XV

PRAYER.

O

BLESSED

Trinity

I

Father,

Son,

and

Holy

Ghost,

accept

this

Holy

Mass

which

we

offer

Thee

in

memory

of

the

Passion,

Resurrection, and

Ascen-

sion of our Lord Jesus

Christ,

and in

honour

of

the

Blessed

Mary,

ever

Virgin,

of Blessed John

the

Baptist,

the

holy Apostles

Peter

and

Paul,

St.

Joseph,

my

Angel

Guardian and

patron

Saints.

And

may

all

the

Saints and

Angels

whom we now

honour

upon

earth,

intercede

for us

in

Heaven.

Amen.

THE

ORATE

FRATRES

OR

BRETHREN PRAY.

The Priest turns

to

the

congregation,

and,

vnth his

hands

stretched

out,

invites

them to

pray

with

him.

B

M

PRAYER.

RETHREN,

pray

that

my

sacrifice

and

yours

may

be

acceptable

to

God,

the

Father

Almighty.

Th^

Clerk ansvjers

:

AY

the Lord

receive

this

sacrifice

from

thy hands,

to

the

praise

and

glory

of

His

Name,

for

our

benefit,

and

that

of all His

holy

Church.

-

THE

SECRET

PRAYERS.

The

Priest now

prays

in a

low

tone

of

voice.

During

this

time,

do

you

in

charity

thinli of

the thousands who

are to

pass

to-day

from

this

world

to

the next.

Say

most

earnestly

for

them

this

PRAYER.

TIE

ART

of

Jesus,

once

in

agony,

have

pity

on the

dying.

THE

PREFACE.

The

Preface

leads to the

Canon,

and the Altar

bell is

rung

to

tell us that

the

Priest

is

entering

upon

the

most solemn

part

of

the

Mass.

World

without

end,

Amen.

The

Lord

be

with

you.

And

with

Thy Spirit.

Lift

up your

hearts.

We

have

lifted them

up

to the Lord.

Let

us

give

thanks

to the Lord our

God,

^

It is meet

and

just.

IT

is

truly

meet

and

just,

that

we should

always,

and

in

all

places,

give

thanks

to

Thee,

O

holy

Lord,

Father

Almighty,

Eternal

God,

through

Christ our

Lord.

Through

Whom

the

Angels praise Thy

majesty,

adore

Thee,

reverence

Thee,

and

sing Thy

everlasting

praise.

Together

with them we

beseech

Thee that Thou

wouldst

allow

our

voices

also to be

admitted,

whilst

we

humbly

say

:

—

THE

SANCTUS.

H

(

The bell

rings. )

OLY,

holy,

holy.

Lord

God

of Hosts. Heaven

and earth are

full of

Thy

glory.

Hosanna

in

the

highest.

Blessed

is

He

that

cometh

in

the

Name

of

the

Lord. Hosanna

in

the

highest.

_

2

'

'^



xvi

PRAYERS

AT

MASS.

THK

CANON OF

THE

MASS.

MOST

merciful

Fatlier,

\\'ho

hast

pivon

us

Thy

only

Son to

be our

daily

Sacrifice,

incline

Thine

ear

to

our

prayt-ni,

and

ftivnur

our

depires

;

i)ro-

tect,

unite,

and

govern

Tliy

whole

Church

tliruughout

the

world;

pour

forth Thv

hlessin^

on

his

present

HolineBS,

on

our

Bishop,

and

all

true

pro-

fessors of

the Catholic faith.

I

OFFER

Thee,

Eternal

Fatlier,

with

this

Thy

minister

at

the

altar,

this

oblation

of the

Body

and

Blood

of

Thy oidy

fon,

to

Thy

honour and

glory

;

in

remembrance

of

my

Saviour's

passion,

in

thanksgiving

for all

thy

bene-

fits,

in

satisfaction for

all

my

sins,

and

for

the

obtaining

of

Thy

grace,

whereby

I

may

be

enabled

to live

\'irtuously

and

die

happily.

I

desire

Thee likewise to

accept

it,

O

God,

for

my

parents [if alire'\,

relatives,

friends

and

benefactors;

grant

them

all

blessings,

spiritual

and

temporal.

I

offer

it

up

also

[tiame

the

parlicnlar

intmtin))].

Likewise for

all that

are

in

misery

;

for

those

that

I

have

in

any

way

injured

either

by

word

or

deed

;

for all

my

enemies,

for

all

those

for

whom

my prayers

are

desired,

especially

N.;

for the

conversion of all

sinners,

and

enlightening

all that sit

in

darkness.

Pour

forth

Thy

blessings

on

all,

according

to their

different

necessities.

Through

the

merits

of

Thy

only

Sfin

our

Lord.

GIVE

ear,

we beseech

Thee,

to

the

prayers

of

Thy

servant,

who

is

here

appointed

to

make this

oblation

in

our behalf

;

and

grant

it

may

be

effectual for

the

obtaining

of all

those

blessings

which he

asks

for

us.'

BEHOLD,

O

Lord,

we all

here

present

to Thee

in

this

bread

and

wine

the

symbols

of

our

perfect

union.

Grant,

O

Lord,

that

they

may

be made for

us

the

true

Body

and

Blood

of

Thy

dear

Son

;

that,

being

consecrated

to

Thee

by

this

holy

Victim,

we

may

live

in

Thy

service,

and

depart

this life in

Thv

grace.

AT THE ELEVA'ftON OF THE

HOST.

I

BELIEVE,

O

Jesus,

that

Thou

art

truly present

here,

as

God and

Man,

under

the form of bread. 1

adore Thee with

the

deepest

reverence,

as

my

Lord

and

my

God.

O

Jesus,

may

I

live

for

Thee

only, may

I

die for

Thee

gladly

:

O

Jesus,

living

or

dying,

let me be Thine

BLEVATION

OF

THE

CHALICE.

OMY

Saviour,

I

believe that

Thou

art

here. I

believe

that

Thy

most

Pre-

cious

Blood,

which

was

jioured

out

once

upon

tlie

Cross

for

a

sacrifice

to

atone for

our

sins,

is

substantially present

in

this

chalice,

under

the

appearance

of

wine. Ah

holy

Blood

of

my

Redeemer,

I

beseech

Thee,

wash

and

purify

me from

all

my

sins.

AFTER

THE

ELEVATION.

O

JESUS,

Who after

Thy

death

upon

the

Cross

was laid in

the

grave

and

didst

raise

Thyself

to life on the third

day, help

me

to

keep

my

soul

in

the

life of

grace.

Help

me

so

to live

that

on the last

day

I

may

rise in

glory

and be

happy

with

Thee

in

Heaven.

PRAYER

FOR

THE

DEAD.

OMOST

merciful

Lord

Jesus,

give

unto

them

eternal

rest.

Be

mindful,

O

Lord,

of

Thy

servants,

who are

gone

before us witli the

sign

of

faith,

and

sleep

in

the

sleep

of

peace.

[A'a////.]

To

thews

O

Lord,

and to all

that

rest

in

Christ,

grant,

we

beseech

Thee,

a

i)lace

of

refreshment,

light

and

j)eace

;

through

the

same

Christ

our

Ixjird.

Amen.



PEAYERS

AT

MASS.

x^''

.

Let

us

pray.

INSTRUCTED

by

Thy

saving

precepts,

and

following

Thy

aivine

institution,

we

presume

to

say

:

—

OUR

Father,

Who

art

in

heaven,

hallowed

be

Thy

name,

Thy kingdom

come

Thy

will

be done on earth

as it

is

in

heaven.

Give

us

this

day

our

daily

bread

;

and

forgive

us

our

trespasses,

as

we

forgive

them

that

trespass

against

us.

And

lead us not

into

temptation,

but deliver

us from

evil.

Amen.

DELIVER

us,

we beseech

Thee, Lord,

from all

evils,

past, present,

and

to

come

;

and

by

the

prayers

of

the Blessed

Virgin

Mary,

and all

the

Saints,

mercifully

grant peace

in

our

days,

that,

with

Thy help

we

may

be

always

free from sin

and

safe

from harm.

Through

the same Jesus

Christ

Thy

Son

our

Lord,

Who

with

Thee,

in

the

unity

of

the

Holy

Ghost,

liveth

and

reigneth,

God,

world without

end. Amen.

AT THE

BREAKING

OF

THE

HOST.

T

HY

Body

was

broken

and

Thy

Blood was

shed

for us

;

grant,

sweet

Jesus,

that

we,

who receive Tliee

in this

Holy

Sacrament,

may

ever

believe

in

Thee,

and

hope

in

Thee,

and love

Thee,

more

and

more. Amen.

THE

AGNUS

DEI.

L

AMB

of

God,

Who

takest

away

the

sins of

the

world,

have

mercy

on

us.

Lamb of

God,

Who

takest

away

the

sins

of the

world

have

mercy

on us.

Lamb of

God,

Who

takest

away

the

sina.

of

the

world,

grant

us

peace.

PREPARATION FOR

HOLY

COMMUNION.

LORD

Jesus

Christ,

who

saidst to

Thy Apostles,

Peace

I

leave with

you,

my

peace

I

give

unto

you

;

look not

upon

my

sins but

upon

the

faith

of

Thy

Church,

and

give

her that

peace

which

Thou

dost love to see

among

her

children

;

who livest

and

reignest

God

for

ever

and

ever.

Amen.

LORD

Jesus

Christ,

Son

of the

living

God,

Who,

by

the

will of

Thy

Father

and

by

the

power

of

the

Holy

Ghost,

hast

by

Thy

death

given

life

to

the

world

;

deliver

me

by

this.

Thy

most

Sacred

Body

and

Blood,

from

all

my

sins

and

from

all

evils

;

and

make

me

always

follow

Thy

commandments,

and

never

let me

be

separated

from

Thee

;

Who,

with the

same God and

Father

and the

Holy

Ghost,

livest

and

reignest,

God,

for

ever

and

ever. Amen.

AT

THE

COMMUNION.

M

AY

this

Holy

Communion,

which

I

am

about to

receive,

Lord,

keep

my

soul

and

body

from all

evil.

Who

with

God

the

Father,

in

the

unity

of

the

Holy

Ghost,

livest and

reignest,

God,

for

ever and

ever.

Amen.

T

WILL

take

the

Bread of

Heaven,

and

call

upon

the

Name

of

the

Lord.

The

Priest

strikes

his.breast

three

times

saying:

LORD,

I

am

not

worthy

that Thou

shouldst

enter

under

my

roof

;

say

but the

word

and

my

soul

shall be

healed.

ACT

OF

SPIRITUAL

COMMUNION,

OM

Y

Jesus,

I

believe that

thou art

truly

present

in

this

Holy Sacrament,

I love

Thee above all

things,

and I

desire

Thee

with

my

whole

soul,

but si

nee

I

can-

not

now

receive

Thee

sacramentally,

come

at

least

spiritually

into

my

heart. 1

embrace

Thee

as

if

Thou wert

already

come,

I unite

myself

wholly

to

Thee.

Never

suffer

me

to

separate

from

Thee.



sniH

PRAYERS

AT

MASS.

W

HAT

pliall

I

give

to

tho

Lord

for

all that He

hath

given

to

me?

I

will

takt'

tho

chalice

of

salvation,

and

call

uixjii

the Name

of

the

Lord.

Praipjng

I will

call

upon

the

Lord,

and

1

shall

be

saved

from

my

enemies.

PRAYER.

DEAR

.Te.«us,

wa.sh

my

f-oul

in

Thy

Precious

Blood.

May

the

Bl(jod

of

our

Lord

Jesus

Chrit^t

preserve

my

soul to

everlasting

life.

Eternal

Father,

1

offer Thee the

Precious

Blood

of

Jesus

Christ

in

satisfaction

for

my

sins,

and

for

the

needs of

Holy

Church.

Amen.

G

AT

THE

ABLUTIONS.

RANT,

O

Lord,

that what

we have taken

with

our

mouth

we

may

receive

with

a

pure

mind

;

and

may

it do

us

good

both

for

time

and

eternity.

Amen.

MAY

Thy Body,

O

Lord,

which

I

have

received,

and

Thy

Blood

which

I

have drunk

remain

with me

;

and

grant

that no

staiTi

of sin

may

be

left

on

my

soul,

which

has been fed with such

pure

and

holy

Sacraments.

Who

livest

and

reignest

one

God,

world

without end

.

Amen.

M

THE

POST

COMMUNION.

Y

(

Tod,

I

thank

Thee

for

all

Thou

hast

done for me. In

return

for all

Thy

mercies

1

wisli

never

more to

displease

Thee.

Make

me

wholly

thine,

and let me

always

love Thee more and

more.

The

Lord

be with

you.

And

with

thy spirit.

Let us

print

.

JESlJf?,

meek and

humble of

heart,

make

my

heart like

to

Thine.

O

Sacred

Heart

of

Jesus,

1

implore,

that

I

may

ever

love

Thee

more and

[more.

O

Mary,

conceived

without

sin,

pray

for

us who

have

recourse

to

thee. Saint

Joseph,

friend

of

the

Sacred

Heart,

pray

for us.

Let

us

bless the I^jrd.

Thanks

be

to

God.

{In

Masses

for

the

dead.)

May

they

rest

in

peace.

Amen.

The Priest

bowing

down

before

the

Altar

says

:

PRAYER,

OHOLY

Trinity,

let

what

I

have

done be

pleasing

to Thee

;

and

grant

that

the

sacrifice

Avhich

I,

though

unworthy,

have

offered

up

in

the

sight

of

Thy

majesty,

may

be

accepted by

Thee

;

and

through

Thy mercy

may

I,

and all for whom it

has

been

offered,

receive

forgiveness

of

our sins.

Througli^

Christ

our Lord. Amen.

The Lord be

with

you.

And

with

thy

spirit.

.,



I

PRAYERS

AT

MASS.

xix

THE

LAST

GOSPEL.

The

beginning

of

the

holy

Gospel according

to

St.

John.

N

the

beginning

was

the

Word,

and

the

Word

was

with

God,

and

the

Word

was God

;

the

same

was

in

the

beginning

with

God.

All

things

were made

by

Him,

and

without

Him

was made

nothing

that was made :

In

Him

was

life,

and

the

life

was

the

light

of

men :

and

the

light

shineth in

darkness,

and

the-

darkness

did

not

comprehend

it.

There

was

a

man sent

from

God,

whose

name was

John.

This

man came

for a

witness,

to

give

testimony

of

the

light,

that

all

men

might

believe

through

him.

He was

not the

light,

but

came to

give

testimony

of

the

light.

He was

the

true

light

which

enlightened

every

man

that

cometh

into

this

world.

He

was in

the

world,

and the

world was

made

by

Him,

and

the

world knew

Him

not.

He

came

unto His

own,

and

His

own

received

Him

not.

But as

many

as received

Tiim,

to

them

He

gave

power

to

become

the

sons

of

God

: to

those

that

believe

in

His

name,

who

are

born

not of

blood,

nor

of the will

of

the

flesh,

nor of

the

will of

man,

but of

God. And

the

Word was

made

tlesh

[Here

the

people

kneel

doimi'],

and dwelt

among

us

;

and

we

saw His

glory,

as it

were

the

glory

of

the

Only-Begotten

of

the

Father,

full of

grace

and truth.

Thanks be

to

God.

Great

God,

we

thank

Thee for

the

grace

Of

hearing

Holy

Mass

this

day

;

On

Sundays

may

we

always

come

To

hear

the

Holy

Mass

and

pray.

And

may

the

grace

of

Holy

Mass

Be with

us

still in

all

our need.

And

keep

us

from the

stain of

sin.

In

every

thought

and

word

and

deed.

THE DIVINE

PRAISES.*

The Divine

Praises

are

generally

said

by

the Priest at

the

end

of

Mass

and

Vespers.

Blessed be

God.

Blessed

be

His

holy

Name.

Blessed

be

Jesus

Christ,

true

God

and

true

man.

Blessed

be

the Name

of Jesus .

Blessed

be

His

Most

Sacred

Heart.

Blessed be Jesus

in

the

most

holy

Sacrament

of the Altar.

Blessed

be

the

great

mother

of

God,

Mary

most

holy.

Blessed

be

her

holy

and

Immaculate

Conception.

Blessed

be

the name

of

Mary,

Virgin

and

Mother.

Blessed

be

God

in

His

Angels

and

in

His

Saints.

*

Indulgence

:

One

year

for

every

time it

is

said.

+



Manntt

of

Afistfittng

at

LOW

MASS.

According

to theRubricsof

the

Missal,

all

assisting

at Low Mass should

kneel

during

tl»

whole

service,

except

at the

Gospel.

Custom,

however,

has

modified the law

as follows

:

1.

When

the

celebrant enters

the

sanctuary,

all shall

rise.

They

remain

standing

until

the

Priest descends

from

the

Altar to

begin

Mass,

when all shall

kneel.

2.

They

remain

kneeling

until

the

Gospel.

As the

Altar

boy

ascends

to

place

the

Missal on the

left side

of the

Altar,

all shall rise

and

remain

standing

during

the

Gospel

(and

during

the

Credo,

should

\X

be

said),

until

the celebrai'':

says

'^

Dominvs

Vobiscttm.^'

3. While

the

Priest

is

making

the

announcements,

or

preaching,

the

people

should

be

seated.

If

the

Gospel

is

read

to

the

congregation,

they should

stand.

4.

Should

the

Credo be

said,

the

congregation

genuflects

with

the Priest

at

the

words

^^

etincarnatus

est*

*

*

et homo

factus

est.

5.

After

*'

Dominus Yobisnim

all

sit

down

and continue

so till

the

Sanctun,

when

they

shall

reverently

kneel.

Thus

they

remain

during

the

Priest's

Com-

munion

and

also

during

the

Communion

of the

faithful,

should there be

any

to

receive.

6.

When

the Priest receives

the

first

ablution,

all

may

sit

down.

7.

They

kneel

again,

however,

as

soon

as

he

goes

to the book.

8.

After

the

blessing,

all rise and

stand

during

the

last

Gospel,

genuflecting

at

Et

Verbum,

caro factum

est.

9.

When

the

Priest

descends

from

the

Altar,

they

kneel

and

reciie

with

him

the

prayers

after

Mass.

10.

Nut

until the Priest has retired

from

the

Sanctuary

should

any person

leave

the

church

or his

place

therein.

HIGH MASS.

11.

On

entrance

of

the celebrant

all rise.

12.

The

congregation

kneel

when the

Priest

intones

the

Axprrgex

inr,

am*

stand

when

ho

s|)rinkles

them with

holy

water,

and

remain

standing

until

Ihe

prayer

is

sung. They may

sit down while

the

Priest

is

vooting.

13.

As

the Priest

descends

from

the

Altar

to

begin

7>xaeS

t'^ey

kaeo..

14. At the intonation

of

the

Gloria

all

stand,

and

ao iiie

v,e»vui -a.i,

'vakes

bis

seat,

all sit

down.

15.

When

he

reascends the

Altar,

all

rise and stand

during

the

singing

<>f

th<'

prayers.

(

It

i.t

oisiomoni

to kn^el

dnring

tlie

singing of

Oic

praiirr

fur

thr

drpnrli'l,

in

.V .'-i,v.'<

n/

Reqi'IEM.

)



rflASS

AND

VESPERS.

xxi

16. When

he

begins

to

read

the

Epistle,

all eit

down,

and arise

as

the

Altar

boy

ascends

with the Missal to the

Gospel

side.

17. Should

there

be a

sermon,

they

kneel

during

the

Veni

Creator,

and

stand

while

the

preacher

reads

the

Gospel.

18. When

the celebrant

leaves

his

seat

to intone

the

Credo,

all

rise

and

remain

standing

while

he

recites

it,

genuflecting

a.t

et

inpamaius

est,

and

sitting

down

when

the

celebrant

is seated.

19.

During

the

singing

of

et incarmitus

est

* *

*

et

homo

factus

est

all

kneel,

and

at

its close

re-seat

themselves.

A

different

custom

exists

in

many

well

regulated

churches

.

20. As the

Priest

again

ascends

the

Altar,

all

rise,

and sit down

again

after

he

has

sung

OremMS.

21.

AVhen

he

sings

Per

onmia

smcula

soeculorum,

at

the

Preface,

all rise

and

stand

until

the

Sandm,

when

they

kneel and

remain

kneeling

till

after the

Communions

of

both

Priest

and

people,

and

then

sit

down

during

the

purifica-

tion

and

covering

of

the

chalice

.

22.

When

the

celebrant

goes

to

the

Book,

all

stand.

They

stand

during

prayers,

kneel

for

blessing,

and stand

during

the

last

Gospel,

at

the end

'^f

which

they

kneel

and remain

so till

the

celebrant

has

left

the

Sanctnart/,

SOLEMN

HIGH

MASS.

The

rules are

the

same

as

for

High

Mass.

Note,

however

:

23.

That

the

people

do

not stand

while

the

celebrant

reads the

Gospel,

but

only

when

the

Deacon

commences

with

Dominus

Vobisciuu

to

sing

it.

24. When

the altar

boy

incenses

the

congregation

at

the

Offertory,

all

should

stand.

VESPERS.

25.

All should

stand

when

the

celebrant

enters

the

Sanctuary,

and remain

standing

until

he

has

arrived

at

the

Altar.

26.

All should

kneel

while

the

celebrant

is

saying

the

first

prayer

at the

foot

of

the

Altar

;

they

rise when

he

rises

to

go

to his

seat,

and

remain

standing

until

the

celebrant

sits

down

after

intoning

the Deus

in

adjutorum.

27.

At

the

Gloria

Patri

at

the

end of

each

Psalm,

all should

bow the

head,

but

not

stand

up

.

28.

During

the

singing

of

the

Cliapter

at

the

end

of

the

psalms

all should

stand

up

and

remain

standing

until

the celebrant

is seated

.

If

the

celebrant

should

kneel

during

the

singing

of

the

hymn,

the

people

should

kneel

also.

29.

During

the

singing

of

the

Magnificat

and Prayer,

the

people

should

stand,

making

the

sign

of

the

cross

at the

beginning

of

the

Magnificat.

30.

When

the

celebrant

kneels at

the

Altar,

before

the

exposition

of

the

Blessed

Sacrament,

all should

kneel,

and remain

so

until the

Blessed

Sacrament

is

put

into

the

tabernacle

at the end

of

the

Benediction.

'

CONCERNING

THE CHOIR.

31. All

members

are

governed

by

the

foregoing

rules

in

so

far

as

they

do

not

interfere

with

the

singing.

32.

They

should

try

to

give

the

responses

in the tone

assumed

by

the

celebrant

or'given

them

by

the

organist.

A

Sanctuary

Choir

should

never

fail

here.

The

organist

can

do

much

to

help

both

celebrant

and

choir

by

a

timely

touch of

the

proper

note

at

critical

moments.

33.

The

celebrant

should

never

be

kept

waiting

for the

choir

to

finish.

The

interlude

at

the

Offertory

should

end

at the

Orate

fratres

;

the Sandiis

should

close

at

the

single

stroke of

the

bell

;

and

the Benediclus

should

close

at

the

''Nobis

qiioque

peccatoribus.

Should

the

celebrant

not be

ready,

then

the

organist

will

do

well

to

softly

run over

the

notes of

the

Per

omnia

scecula

eoeculorum

.



Kxii

MASS

AND

VESPERS.

S'^jirttual

(Canltrka.

THE

Sovereign

Pontiff,

Piue

VII.,

in

order

to

encourage

the

faithful to

eing

spiritual

canticles,

and to

check,

as far an

possible,

the

singing

of

dangerous-

profane

eongfe, by

a

rescript

from

the Office

of

the

Secretary

of

Memorials,

Jan.

16,

1817,

granted:

An

indulgence

of

one

year,

every

time,

to all who shall

promote

the

singing

of

spiritual

canticles.

An

indulgence of

one

hundred

days

to all

who,

with at

least

contrite

heart,

shall

practise

this

pious

exercise.

A

plenary

indulgence,

once

a

month,

to all

who,

ha\'ing promoted

or

prac-

tised

this

pious

exercise

during

the

month,

shall,

on

any

day,

being

truly

penitent,

after

confession

and

communion,

pray

for

the

intention

of

the

Sovereign

Pontiff.

t

Sing ye

to

the

Lord

a Neio

Canticle:

sing

well

unto

Him

with

a

loud

voice,

and

bless

His

name.

(Ps.

xxxii.,

3,

xcv.,

2.)

I

will

sing

to the

Lord,

who

gaveth

me

good

things

;

yea,

I

will

sing

to

the

name of the Lord

the

most

high.

(Ps.

xii., 6.)



VESPERS.

CONFITEBOR.

Psalm

ex.

FIRST

CHANT.

t

i^zizi;

gf£^Piifpi ^>r;î

I

Confitebor

tibi,

Do-

iaconsilio

justo

mine,

in toto

cor

-

de

me-o;*

rum,

et

congre-ga-ii

zzj-z2l=:

ne.

H:^q--^-F^=

t=z—

J:

t-«-u

2

Magna

o

-

pera

Do-

mini,*

exquisita

in omnes

volun

-

tales

e

-jus.

3

Confessio et

magnificentia

o

-

pus

e

-

jus,

•

et

justitiaejus

manet in

saa

-culum

ssB

-culi.

4

Memoriam

fecit

mirabihum

suorum

misericors

et mise

-

ra-tor

Do

-

minus ;*

escam

dedit ti men

•

ti

-

bus

se.

5

Memor

erit

in

sseculum

testa -men

-

tisu-i;*

virtutem

operum

suorum an

-

nuntiabit

po

-

pulo

su

-

o

:

6

Ut

det

illis

haered

i

-

ta

-

tern

gen-

tium

:

*

opera

manuum

ejus

Veritas

et

ju

-di -cium.

SECOND

CHANT.

|sp|p=i

7

Fidelia omnia

mandata

ejus

con-

firmata

in sa3-

culum

sae

-

culi,

*

facta

in

veritate

et

se

-

qui

-

tate.

8

Redemptionemmisitpo-pulosu-o;*

mandavit

in

seiernum

testa

-

men

-

turn

su

-

um.

9

Sanctum et terrible

no-

men e-

jus:'

iniiium

sapientisB

ti

-

mor

Do

-

mini.

10

Intellectusbonusomnibusfaci-en

-

libus

e

-

um

:

*

laudatio

ejus

manet

in

s£D

-

culum ESQ

-

culi.

Gloria

Patri,

etc.

|i=îP£|ji|go

:-5

I

Con-fite-bor

tibi,

in

consilio

justo-

Domineintoto

cor-de

me-o*

rum,

et

con-gre-ga

-

ti

-

o

-

ne.

-(S^-n—

:=l:^-t:

?se:::

Mm^^m

:q--224

BEATUS

VIR,

Psalm

cxI.

FIRST

CHANT

-1

lE^HB^f^

-.i|—

I-

I.

Beatusvir,

qui

timet

Dominum;*iamandatis

ejus

vd-let

ni

s^.

mis.

iii^lliliSIHîîiSC^



VESPERS.

2

Poiensin

terra

erit

se- men e

-jus;

*

generatio

rectorum

be

-

ne-di-ce

-

tur.

3

Gloria el

divitiae

in do

-

mo

e

-jus

;

*

et

justitia

ejus

manet

in

soc

-

culum soe-

cul).

^

4

Exortum

est in tenebris

lu-men

rec-tis:*

misericors,

et

mise-ra-tor,

et

Justus.

5

Jucundus

homo,

qui

miseretur

et

commodat;

disponet

sermones suos

in

ju

-

di

-

cio

;*

quia

in

jBternum

non

-

com-

mo-

ve

-

bitur.

*

SECOND

CHANT.

:zfc

6

In

memoria

seterna

e

-

rit

jus

-

tus

:

*

ab auditione mala non

ti

-

me

-bit.

7

Paratum

cor

ejus

sperare

in

Dom-

ino;

confirmatum-

est-

cor

e

-jus:

*

non

commovebitur, donee

despiciat

ini-

mi-

cos-

SU-

OS.

8

Dispersit,

dedit

pauperibus;

jus-

titia

ejus

manet

in

see

-culum

see

-culi:*

cornu

ejus

exalta

-

bi

-

tur

in

gloria.

9

Peccator

videbit,

et

irasce-tur,

dentibus

suis

fremet,

et

ta-bes-cet

:

*

desidcrium

pecca-

to -rum

pe-ri-bit.

Gloria

Patri,

etc,

I

Beatus

vir,

qui

timet

Do

-

minum

^e:

\-<^-\

+&'+-

rtiiii

in manda-

tis

ejus

vo

-

fep

let m mis.

i^

FIRST

CHANT.

LAUDATE

PUERI.

Psalm

cxii.

2

Sit

nomen

Domini

be-ne-dic-tum,

*

ex

hoc

nunc,

et

us-

que

in

see -culum.

3

A solis

ortu

usque

ad -cc-ca-

sum,*

laudabile

no

•

men

Do

-

mini.

4

Excelsus

super

omnes

gen

-tes

Do-

minus,

*

et

super

coelos

glo

-ria e-

jus.

5

Quis

sicut

Dominus

Deus

noster,

qui

in

al

•

lis

ha-bitat,

*

et

humilia

SECOND

CHANT.

et

de

fclZ

respicit

in coe

-

lo et in

terra

?

6 Suscitansater-ra

in-

opem,

stercore

eri

-

gens

pau

-

perem.

7

Ut

collocet

eum

cum

prin-ci-

pibus,

*

cum

principibus po-puli

su-i.

8

Qui

habitare facit

steril

-

em

-

in -do

•

mo

,

*

matrem liliorum-lae

-

tantem

Gloria

Patri,

etc.

/>

tj

Lauda-tc,

pu

-

e

-

ri

Do-minum

:

*

Laudate no

•

men

Do-mini.

i:i:

M:

^2:

l_,

^::=z1=^:

3^:

=rq-22:l

:=}^4=:

^P^



VESPERS.

In

Exitu

Israel. Psalm cxiii.

p

F-

3B=

1

In

exitu

Israel

de

JE

gyp

-

to:

-^

'^

\

m.

-+7-r+-

<>

e:

-+'—

M-

l^^i

domus

Jacob

de

popu-lo

bar-ba

-

ro.

I-.

r-2

<&H

i

2

Facta

est

Judaea

sancitifi

-

ca

-

tio

e

-jus,

,j

Israel

po

-

tes

-

tas

ejus.

3 Mare

vi

-

dlt,

et fu

-

git

:

,

Jordanis

conver

-sus est retror

-

sum.

4

Montes exultaverunt

ut

a-ri-

etes,*

etcoUes

si-cut

a-gni

o-vium.

5

Quid

est

tibi,

mare

-

quod

fu

-

g^is

-

ti?

*

et

tu,

Jordanis,

quia

conver-sus es

re

-

tror

sum?

6

Montes,

exuljastis

si-cut

a-ri-etes?*

et

coUes,

si-cut

a-gni

o-vium?

7

A

facie

Domini

mo

-

ta est ter

-

ra,*

a

facie De

-

i

Jacob.

8

Qui

convertit

petram

in

sta-gna

a

_

qua-rum,

*

et

rupem

in

ton-tes

a

-

qua

-

rium.

9 Non

nobis,

Dom

-ne,

ncn

no-

bis,

*

sed nomini

tu-o

da

g'lo-ri-am.

10

Super

misericordia tua et

veri-ta

-

te tu

•

a

;

*nequando

dicant

gentes

:

Ubi

Rst

De-us

e-o-rnm?

11

Deus

autem

nos

-

ter

in

coe

-

lo.

:

*

omnia

quaecumque

vo- u-it,

fe-cit.

12

Simulacra

gentium argen

-

turn et

au-rum,*

opera

ma-nu

um

ho-minum.

13

Os

habent,

et non

-

lo

-

quen

-

tur

:*

oculos

habent,

et non-vi-de-bunt.

14 Aures

habent,

et-non

au-dient

;*

nares

habent,

et

non o-do-ra-bunt.

15

Manus

habent,

et

non

palpa

bunt

;

pedes

habent,

et

non

am

-

bu

-

la

-

bunt

;*

non

clamabunt in

gut-tu-re-su-o.

16

Similes

illis

fiant

qui

fa

-

ciunt

e-a*

et omnes

qui

con-fi-dunt

in

e-is.

17

Domus

Israel

spera-vit

in

Do-mi-

no?

*

adjutor

eorum et

protec

-

tor

e

-

o-

rum est.

18

Domus

Aaron

spera

-

vit in

Do

-

mino;

*

adjutor

eorum et

protec-tor

e

-

o

-

rum

est.

19

Qui

timent

Dominum,

spera

ve

-

runt in Do

-

mino

;

*

adjutor

eorum et

protec-tor

e-o-rum

est.

20

Dominus

memor

fu

-

it

nos

-

tri,

*

et bene

-

dixit nobis.

21

Benedixit

do-mui

Is-ra-el,

*

bene

-

dixit do

-

mui

A

-

a

-

ron.

22

Benedixit ommibus

qui

ti

-

ment

Do

-

mi

-

num,

*

pusillis

cum

-

ma

-jo

-

ri

-

bus.

23

Ajiciat

Domi

-

nus

su

-

per

vos,

*

super

vos,

et

super

fi

-

li

-

os ves

-

tros.

24

Benedict

-

vos

a

Do-mino,

*

qui

fecit

coe

-

lum

et ter

-

ram.

25

Coelum

-

coeli

Do

-

mino:

*

terram

autem

dedit

fili

-

is

ho

-

minuin.

26

Non

morlui lauda

-

bunt

te,

Do

-

mine,

*

neque

omnes

qui

descendant

in

in

-

fer

-

num.

27

Sed

nos

qui

vivimus,

bene

-

dicimus

Do

-

mino,

*

ex hoc

nunc,

et us

-

que

in

sae

-

cu

-

lum.

Gloria

Patri,

etc



VESPERS.

Laudate

Dominum.

Psalm

cxvi.

(^This

Psalm

is

often

sung

in

place

of

In

exitu

Israel. )

FIRST

CHANT.

—

_^=:^_

pq=jzq=:^pg—|^

-:j]

zt^rpl

ztrr^n

-^-

C?

1 Laudate

Laudate

Dominum,

om

-

nes

gen

•

tes;*

eum,

om

-

nes

po

-

-

puli.

2

Quoniam

confir

-

mata est

super

at

Veritas

Do-

nos miseri

.

cor

-

dia

e

- -

jus:*

mini manet in

as

-

ler

-

num.

?:.*.-^^

,2.

^^

=23

_i_i

—

^

|-<^H

m

m

m^m^

-f^-'

--

^^=2

-1S>-.^-

il

SECOND CHANT.

I

I

/Ts

iiiij?

S=«

1

Lau-da-te

Dominum,

om

-

nes

gen-tes

:*

Laudate

eum

om-nes

po

-

puli

e:

1

122:

Pi ^*

t^

nsgi-i

THIRD CHANT.

^^M^rLim^f^,

1^

Lau

-

da

-

te Dominum

omnes

gentes

Laudate

eum

om-nes

po-pu

li-

m

-m—m-

H-<S-f-

-V -^-

-\

—

+-

H V

-.»-

>—

-N:

-t—

^-

FOURTH CHANT.

*=^

S

*=^;

W

^^Fm

Lau

-

da

-

te Dominum

om-nes

gentes

Laudate

eum

om-nes

po-pn-li,

-*-

t==t:

H

h-

-+SM-

H h

H



SECOND

CHANT.

VESPERS.

LUCIS

CREATOR

i^zri^^rTiiJirrzq

op

^

:J^.^=:J.

ti

-

me.

Lu

-

cem

di

^%^-*—

EzE-

—

tz-E-^

—

i*—F-I-—

I

—

I

—

F-P

—

»-F-£

—

^

,__J_

[_,_.

ri;s^z:itr:z}

—

q_p=)=zz:=:^=rz^zzzdipsrrzzztzF=q=zr—

—

r

^-

r

^-

I

I

^

-

•

rum

pro

-

fe

-

rens,

Pri

-

mor

-

di

-

IS

lu

-

cis

0-

no-

:?2:

I

zz:| ?zE

t={^ite:zz:

r.F

:t=ztz:rf

:fe

—

__|

—

vaD,

Mun

pa

S

di

rans

n

gi

-

nem.

J

A

-

men.

I

i

:r=:zrzt»^=?.r_^z=zzf_-c§:zii-:iF=g-_in=2^.—pgjzD

Chant,

pages

6

and

7.]

1

Creator

alme

siderum,

yClerna

lux

credentium

;

Jesu,

Redemptor

omnium,

Inlende

votis

supplicum.

2

Qui

dffimonis ne fraud ibus

Ferirct

orbis,

impetu

Amoris

actus,

languid

Mundi medela

factus es.

3

Commune

qui

mundi nefas

Ut

expiares,

ad Cruccm

E

Virginis

Sacrario

Intacta

prodis

viclima

i/

Rorale

coeli

desuper,

et

nubes

plu-

ant

justum.

CREATOR

ALME.

(For

Advent.)

4

Cujus

potestas

glorias,

Nomenque

cum

primum

sonat,

Et coelites et

inferi

Tremente curvantur

genu.

5

Te

deprecamur,

uUim£e

Magnum

diei

Judicem

:

Armis

superna^

grati®

Defende

nos ab

hostibus.

6

Virtus,

honor,

laus,

gloria

Deo

Patri cum

Filio,

Sancto simul

Paraclito,

In

sa3culorum

saecula.

Amen.

T(

Aperiatur

terra,

et

germinet

Sal.

vatorem.



8

VESPERS.

AUDI,

BENIGNE

CONDITOR.

CHA^fT

PAGES

6

AND

7.]

(For

Lent).

1

Auor,

benigne

Conditor,

Nostras

preces

cum

fletibus,

In

hoc

sacro

jejunio

Fusas

quadragenario.

2 Scrutator

alme

cordium,

Infirma tu scis

virium

:

Ad

te

reversis exhibe

Remissionis

gratiam.

3

Multum

quidetn

peccavimus,

Bed

parce

confitentibus

:

V

Angelis

suis Deus mandavit de te.

Ad nominis

laudem tul

Confer

medelam

languidis.

4

Concede

nostrum

conteri

Corpus per

abstinentiam

CulpjB

ut

relinquant

pabulum

Jejuna

corda criminum.

5

PrsEsta,

beata

Trjnitas,

Concede,

simplex

Unitas,

Ut

fructuosa

sint

tuis.

Jejuniorum

munera.

Amen.

R

Ut custodiant te

in

omnibus

viis tuis

VEXILLA

REGIS.

(For

Passion

time.)

Gregorian

Chant

1

Vex

-

il

Is

^fe^fe^ES

^^S

t

f-

?2iz:

i

m

-+

8':

Pc

-s—

s

Ful

•

get

cru

CIS

mys

-

te

ri

-

um,

.

.

.

.

s

23-

^.

p

jC2

ZC2Z

(S-

irt*^ :3EEzlr-y-

'^^^-i

jc^irr

^—

g^^^^l



VESPERS.

VEXILLA

RECIS-CONTINUED.

2

Quae

viilnerata

lancea;

Mucrone

diro,

criminum

Ut

nos

lavaret

sordibus,

Manavit

unda

et

sanguine.

3

Impleta

sunt

quae

concinit

David

fideli

carmine.

Dicendo nationibus:

Regnavit

a

lingo

Deus.

4

Arbor

decora

et

fulgida,

Ornata

Regis

purpura,

Electa

digiio stipite

Tarn

sancta

membra

tangere.

5 Beata

cujus

brachiis

Pretium

pependit

saeculi,

Statera facta

corporis,

Tulitque

praedam

tartari.

6

O

Crux,

ave,

spes

unica.

Hoc Passionis

tempore

Piis

adauge

gratiam,

Reisque

dele

criniina.

7

Te,

fons salutis

Trinitas.

Collaudet

omnis

spiritus

:

Quibus

Crucis

victoriam

Largiris,

adde

praen\ium.

y

Eripe

me^

Domine,

ab

homine

malo.

I^

A

viro

iniquo eripe

me.

Ad

Regias Agni.

CHANT

PAGES 6

AND

7.]

{For

Paschal

time.)

1

Ad

regias

Agni dapes,

5 O

vera cceli

Victima,

Stolis

amicti

candidis,

Subjecta

cui sunt

tartara,

Post

transitum

Maris

Rubri,

Soluta mortis

vincula,

Christo canamus

Principi.

Recepta

vitae

prsemia.

2 Divina

cujus

charitas

Sacrum

prcjpinat

saguinem,

Almique

membra

corporis

Amor Sacerdos

immolat,

3

Sparsum

cruorem

postibus

Vastator

horret

Angelus:

Fugstque

divisum

mare,

Merguntur

hostes

fluctibus.

4

Jam

Pascha nostrum

Christus

est,

Paschalis idem Victima.

Et

pura puris mentibus

Sinceritatis

azyma.

6

Victor,

subactis

inferis,

Trophaea

Christus

explicat,

Cceloque

aperto,

subditum,

Regem

tenebrarumtrahit.

7

Ut

sis

perenne

mentibus

Paschale,

Jesu,

gaudium,

A morte

dira

criminum

Vitae

renatos

libera.

8

Deo Patri sit

gloria,

Et

Filio,

qui

a

mortuis

Surrexit,

ac

Paraclito,

In

sempiterna

sa?cula.

Amen.

^

Mane

nobiscum,

Domine.

Alleluia.

I^

(Juoniam

advesperascit.

Alleluia.



10

VESTERS

Magnificat.

:llliiiiiii iil

IMii

â

fi

-

cat.* aninia me

Do-mi-num

^

^-fc-.g'

p

i

-<S'- -fS

ii

^rg:

2

Et

exultavit

spiritus

me

-us:

*

in

Deo

salu

-

ta

-

ri

me

-

o.

3

Quia

respexit

humilitatem

ancillee

su-a;:

*

ecce en'.ni

ex hoc beatam

me

dicent,

omnes

gen-ra-ti-o-nes.

4

Quia

fecit

mihi

magna qui

po

-

tens

est

:

*

et

sanctum

no

-

men e

-

jus.

5

Et

misericordia

ejus

a

progenie

in

pro-ge

niês

:

*

timen-ti-bus

e-um.

6

Fecit

poten'iam

in

bracliio

su

-

o:

*

dispersit superbos

mente cor

-

dis su -i.

7

Deposuit

potentes

de

se-de:

*

et

exal

-

ta

-

vit

hu

-

miles.

8

Esurientes

implevit

bo-nis*

*

et

di-

vites

dimii

-

sit

-

in

-

an

es.

9

Suscepit

Israel

puerum

su

-

um

:*

recordatus misericor

diie

su

-

aj.

10 Sicut

locutusestadpatresnostros;*

Abraham et semini e

-jus

in-sse

-

cula.

Gloria

Patri,

etc.

No

1.

—

Alma

Redemptoris

Mater,

{From

Advent

to

Purification.)

ANDANTE.

i^—

^

f^

1^

^-4s-

4t=^

:*=S=^

ma*

Red-empto.ris

Ma-ter,

qiisep6r-vi

a cse-\\ Por

-

ta

ma-nes,

:: =^--5-*=^ziii*-ii=31i=*=±:3_*-^= -

?5=i--=,

et stel-la

mi

•

ris,

succiirre ca

-

denti,

Siirge

-

re

qui

cu-rat

p6-pu-

lo

:

zm~m—^-

zrz^^S:

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—

H 1

—

_^-^

-.

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—

1^

^

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—

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—

t-

:p-a

:*=i.

i^s^:^

'=*=i^ziii=S:

*z:^

tu

qua; ge-nu-

i-

sti,

Na-

ta- ra- mi-

rante,

tuum

sdnctum

Ge-

ni

Irt-

rem,

\'ir-

go

pri-

us

ac

po-

ste-

ri-

us,

Gabri-

('•-

l-s all

:k=p=it^;

*ît

31-

-ri-

M

1-

w-

6-

ri',

Sumens

il-

lud

Ave,

pecca-

16-

rum

mi-

se-

re-

re.



VESPERS

II

No.

2

—

Alma

Redemptoris=

Solo.

:^-

«Cv

t^

I

•-

-*-

Z1.-0-

• •

-0

-0--0--0-

S'-.

1.

Al

-

ma, Al-ma,

Al

-----

-

ma,

Re-demp-to-ris

Ma-ter

quae

2.

Sur-ge-re qui

cu-rat

Pop

-----u-lotu

quae

ge-nu

is

-

ti Na-

3. Vir

-

go pri-us

ac

pos

-

te-ri-us,

Ga-bri-elis

ab

o

-

re

Su-

'f^'

-.cz-z^z

-&-

jO..

-Si-.

Z^I-

:i—

E-Jz;z?irEii=3=S

EiTz-'

S

Eli-

J:

1.

per

-

vi

-a

2.

tu

-

ra

mi

3.

mens

il-lud

coe

-

11,

Por

-

ta

ran-

te

Tu

-

um

a

-

ve

Pec

-

ca

ma

-

nes

et stel

sane

-

turn

Ge

to

-

rum

mi

:zl

i-r—.—-:

--(S'---

==*Ebfea:?:

;^:i==|;

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la



12

Anda

nte

h-

VESPERS.

AVE

REGINA.

(Purification

till

Easter.)

iî^l

'

I

SOLO.

=1:

iÊf

A

-

ve,

Gau

-

de,

A

-

ve,

Vir

-

go

-g

—

^_L.

I

A

.

-

Gau

.

ve,

de,

'^-

i^ti:

:{=-:

^

1

A

.

Vir

:it=îr_

ve,

go

Re-gi-nacce

-

lo

-

1

o

ri

.&-

rum

sa,

M.

=1—

«-j^-

:&=:^

-^

1

i^îfe

3b=*:

A

Su

ve,

per

A

om

ve,

nes

A

-

spe

-

r-

-

ve,

-

ci

A

o

ve,

sa.

JJ=:—

:.=r.

IS^^

—H-;—

J—

-J

1

1

1

1

3^1

A

Su

ve,

Dom

-

i

-

na an

per

om

-

-

nes

sp

-

ge

-

lo

-

rum

ci

sa,

]l?Ei

-^=—

J—

tsh

±

-ze—

t-

g^-^fr?lgi



VESPERS.

AVE

REGINA-CoNTiNUEO

i3

CHORUS.

Pastorale

TENOR,

k

m^^imf.

t^----jp--z^

-Jp:

-U

^^

--tr--

Sal

Va

ve,

le.

O

ra

val

dix,

de

sal

de

ve.

por

CO

ta,

ral

Sal

-

ve,

ra

-

dix,

sal

-

ve,

poi

:iz:-j:t=:

Sal

Va

ve,

le,

O

m^^

ra

val

I

dix,

de

sal

de

por

CO

ta,

ral

1 1

Jl:

zii—

-JSJ

^^^^z=^

Ex

Et

-J-

qua

pro

—

I-

_ti,-.

I

1

—

Ex

Et

qua

pro

mun

no

do

bis

Lux

Christ

est

umex

mun

-

do

Lux

est or

no

-

bis Christ

-

um

ex

-

o

ta.

ra.

^1

or

o

I

ta.

ra.

:^i^^t

m

pir

h^^^l

Sal

ve,

ra

-

dix,

sal-ve

Et

pro

no

-

bis

Christum ex

por

o

ta,

ra.

£x

qua

Ft

pro

Sal

-

ve,

Et

pio

ra

no

dix,

sal-ve

por

bis^

Christum

ex

-

o



14

VESPERS.

AVE

REGINA-CoNTiNUED.

:

m

un

-

do

.

.

lux

-

-

est

no

-

bis

.

.

Christum

ex

or

-

-

ta

ex

qua

o

-

-

ra

et

pro

ppl^i

mun

-

do

. .

lux

-

-

est

no

-

bis .

.

Christum

ex

or

• •

ta

ex

qua

o

- -

ra

et

pro

^km

Bs^^m

p

do . . iux

est

bis

.

.

Christum

ex

4

or

o

ta.

ra.

pilife^l^

-s—

n-

-=1--

do .

. lux est

bis_.

.

Christum

ex

L t^

—

-^-

l^fj:=i±:^iz

m

-=1-5?

—

=1-

^

5?

^#^^P^

i^

Dignare

me

laudare

te,

Virgo

sacrata.

Ij

Da

mihi

virtutem

coutra hostes

tuos.



SOLO.

Allegretto,

.a.

VESPERS.

REGINA

CdLI-No.

1.

(Easter

to

Pentecost.)

i5

14

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:| sz:

:^-:

:1JP

:*-P-*

*:tS--

::i:

L-^-f^'

Re

-

gi

-

na coe

P

li,

lae

-

ta

IMS:

i^zn^^;*:

:?2:

Ltzrrrziz

e-p

Al-le^lu-ia.

Al

t?:

le-lu

-

J

-I

—

—i-^^

A

TVTTI

-w-^—-

r=^=:z?_-5

S-:P.Ê^=2^gEE:-E^^

ia.

Al-le

-lu-ia

VVTTI

w

_^

fl

jj-trt^'t

—

Ft—-

Re

gi-na

cos

-

li

to

-

WjÂ-^s-^-

rrr\

rrr\

-J i-i

i

I

I

J

Al-le

-

lu-ia...

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^^f^ÊSîHÊÊ

^-^

-45,

I

|zpz:pi:-^p=:prpqip=::p:rpz

pij-pc

le-lu

.

iqipzirîrpzpn-

i-i—r^:

:*?FP=P-

—

-I

I

ta

-

re Al-le-lu-ia.

Al-le-lu-ia.

Al-le-lu-ia.

Al-

le-lu-

Al-Ie-lu

-

la.

.. Al-le-lu-ia..

Al-le-lu-ia. ,

la. Allelu

-

ia

AlTelu

-ia.

Al-lelu-ia.

Allelu-

lgEgIgEE5^$5:gf;£E3gf£^g^5gEgESiggE?ggi

Al-Ie-Iu

-

ia.

FINE.

WW

w

w

\

Al

-le-lu

-

ia.

Al

-le-lu

ia.

Al-

le-lu

-^:»=::iP57z^z=q

:p

trralizat^



26

SOLO.

VESPERS.

/

REGINA

CCELI

Continued.

^

î^SiiMê3lig5

Qui-aqucmme

-

ru

-

is

-

ti me-ru-is

-

ti

por-ta

-

re;

Al-le-lu-

-f-^r

.ci.SOLO.

AUcgrrtto.

T

~F—

f=-

1

ipî^rtiipilii^Mî^

ia,

Al-le-lu

-

ia.

Re-gi-na.

Re-sur.rcx

-

it

si-cut

dix

-

it,

J

J 4

^:

4

#

m

f

=^=^^ ^

bM

^

__?q_

?^=^

J:

r=^_;frdrr^

feflfe^=p^^Si^^^^

S3:

Al

-

-

le

-lu

-ia.

Re-sur^rex

•

it

si

-cut

dix

-

-

it,

ffe^

4

Fî

^-*Wi

Al- le

-

lu -ia.

^f

l

-

le

-

hi

-

ia

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O-rapro

wm-

irS^li^gîll^îiiiEii

^P^

itfTZJ

,.J..

m^mpi00i

no

-bis

pro

no-bis,

De

•

um,

O

-

ra

pro

no

-bis,

pro

no.

bib

t^T^ti^

'^

i^mÊ^^Ê^^jm^^m^



VESPERS.

17

4.

REGINA CCELI-CONTINUCD.

SOLO.

'S:

^^m^^^^^m

^e

•

um.

Al

-

le

•

lu

-

ia. Al

•

le

-

lu

^-^-

^

ia.

Re-gi-na,

^fe

BSE

t=Sz

t

^

Gaude et

laetare, Virgo

Maria.

Alleluia.

;g

Quia

surrexit,

Dominus

vere.

Alleluia.

REGINA CCELI.-No.

2.

Andante,

DUETT,

Sopranos

^mm

e

.

gi

-

na

coe

-

li,

Re

-

gi

-

na coe

-

H,

los

-

ta

WEBBE.

^3t^

Re

•

gi

•

Da

coe

•

li,

Re

•

gi

•

na coe

•

li,

Ise

•

ta

m

22:

i^

:sz:

CHORVS.

Tenor.

-

-

rel Al<le>lu.ia.

Al-le-lu

:«

—

I

1

ia.

Al

re

AMe-lu-ia.

Al-le-lu

-

-

ia.

Al

r'**

—

Sl-

.j^-m-^-

2

C>.

-I

H

r-^

i

le



J-

VESPERS.

REGINA

CCELI-CoNTiNUED.

-4

r

19

CHORUS.

Allehiia.

O

-

rapro

no

-

bis De-um.

O

rapro

no

-

bis

De-um.

—

(S

SOLO.

SALVE

REGINA.

(PENTECOST

TO

ADVENT

1

Salve,

sal

-

ve,

sal

-

ve,

Re-gi

-

na,

Ma

-

ter

mis

-

e

-

ri

-

cor

-

d«

-

2

Ad

te

clama-mus

ex

-

u

-les

Fi -Hi

ex

-

u-

les

Fi

-

li

-

i E-

3

Eia

er

-

go,

Advocata

nostra

Ad

•

vo

ca

•

ta

-

nos

-

Et

Je

-

Slim

be

-

ne

-dictum fruc-

turn ven

-

tris tu

-

i

.._l

—

^-

j

—

_j

—

,

—

,

—

I

—

,

—

i

1

^—

P_,

CHORUS.

'—M-^=^~

wf^j^w--^^

ip=e

£e

:

vae;

tral

nobis

r-t~

Et

spas

nos-tra,

nos-tra,

salve,

in

hac la

-

cry-ma-

rum valle.

occulos ad

nos

con-ver

te.

j

O

cle

-

mens,

O

-

pi

••

a,

I

Qdul

III;

-^^^

iE:3Sî=&^f=53iE*'

Icis

Virgo

Ma

-

ri

-

a.

Vi

-

ta

_

vi-ta

dul

-

-

ce-do,

I

Ad te

suspi

ramus

gementes

et

flentes

II

-

los tu-os

miseri

-

cordes

ÔJLO

JBaas.

post

hoc exilium

os

- -

tende.

î^^

—

»-•

—

I

—

I

i-p_-r^fi?f^F^^--*^-

t

Ora

pro

nobis,

sancta

Dei Genltrix.

5J

Ut

digni

efficiamur

promissionibus

ChristL



20

SALUTARIS.—

No. I.

^n

EE

o sa

-

111

^5-

Seb

(2_i

^-

:li

4r:-:4=U;

^

^

~

J-

?=*^ife«l?l

Quae

coe

-

li

pan

-

dis,

quje

coe

li

pan-diP

os

-

ti

-

uin.

—

I

—

1

^

1

I

1^

—

1-^

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1

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§

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sa

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lu

ta

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sa

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lu

-

ta

-

-•

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r

zpizir

—

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ziizzr

5i^^^=^=*

—

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BENEDICTION.

21

^

îP^

-^

hos

-

ti

-

a

Quse

coe

-

li

pan

dis

=fc^

,

^^ ^0f

\-0f- -0'

—'

\-0-

-0

h^-

-0—'

^p-»^

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-^

_

L

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^^

Sz5^^3e5^

1

hH-

-=1:

J

)

ir

^

-4^ sw=

—

=+-=1-?^

-+-

OS

- -

ti

-

um.

/// Bel

-

la

premunt

hos

-

ti

-

U

-

a

;^^-:^Slîifei5ii§i-^

-=14^

:4

•^

-\

1

-ji-q-F'

—

ai-q

P

da

ro

-

bur

^' -

aux I

-

li

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um,

J^

Bel-la

premunt*lios-

I

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-m-

-m- -•-•-•-

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d ^-

^^ ^

litz-it

^

^

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^^=i=^^liî

^JEJ

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%

ti

-

li

-

a da ro-bur fer au

-

xi

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li

um.

—

wn^w^

^

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a *

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g^

m

tl

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:Z2:

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22

BENEDICTION.

I#^^=

o

^—^

:5iii=t=*

7^=1^

^

sa

-

111

ta

ris,

O

sa

-

lu

-

ta

-

ris

l^=3aî

=f

=1^2^-

i-.s-giJ

.s

r=q-

:i_:pE:

:^=

^^

hos

-

ti

-

a,

Q 3S

coe

-

li

pan

dis

=1

ff

-^--^:z^-i

-^-

--^:

1

j,

^=—

^-^-

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-n^-

^?^

I

-^:

:;?:

ti

um,

O

sa

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lu

ta

.tzi=it

n:

a:^-:1:^

i=^

^î

^^^^'^

S^H?^

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i

m

^*5z=p:

1^

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H

ris.

O

sa

-

111

ta

-

ris

hos

-

ti

-

a.

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Si-

t^:

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m&iÊ^^^^

CP

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III

I

I

I

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S2.

ti



BENEDICTION,

23

Lento,

5:

SALUTARIS-N0.2.

WEBBE

O

sa

-

lu

-

ta

-

ris Hos

-

ti >.

-

a,

Quae

coe

-

li

U

-

ni trio

-

o

que

Do

.

mi

-

no

Sit

sem-

pi

-

i^rt^Pi

r--rf-

pan

-

dis

OS

-

ti

ter

-

na

glo

-

ri

-

um

;

a

-&

mm

p-pr

T^r

V

Bel

-

la

pre

-

munt hos>

Qui

vi

-

tarn si

-

ne

b^^i^^^eiiifci^

^g^PHiSii^^

r- f=WF=^>^= T- rT^p

ti

•

11

-

a,

Da

ro

bur,

ter

-

mi

-

no

No

-

bis

don

far aux

-

i

-

li

-

et in

pat

-

ri

-

um.

a.

Andante.

-

SALUTARIS.-N0.3.

A.

WERNER.

tT

p-p-f0-

f

-^.

p-

.^-

p

^

-^ -^-

-^-

r

f^

r

Quae

coe

-

li

pan

-dis

Sit

semp-i

-

tern

-

a

O

sa

-

lu

-

ta

-

ris

Hos

-

ti

-

a,

Un

-

i

trin-o

.

que

Do

•

mi

-

no

J-J-J.^_J.-J_

J^.J

i_^J

J_

:S&i_i.-j.=:j.3zp--j.l-p:z=^^=i=:z3ij,=j,z:(»i&=E^

:i

L.



a4

BENEDICTION.

O SALUTARIS-CONTINUEO.

^f^m^^^^m^

i

-

um

:

n

-

a

g^

OS

glo

W^

--M'=f-

Bel

-

la

pre

-

muDt

hos

-

ti

li

-

a,

Qui

vi

-

tarn

si

•

ne ter

•

mi

•

no

^^

S

*--

1'^

M

^

^^î^^

-rrrr—rr—r^

Da

-

ro

-

bur,

fer

aux

-

i

-

h

-

um.

No

-bis

don

-et

in

pat

-

ri

•

a.

'^

^îiife

zz

izf-'

A

-

•

•

men.

SALUTARIS.-No.

4.

lAtrghetto.

*a^^

Ii^^rdd

^^Pl

P^^

O

sa

U

ni

lu

tri

r

-

ta

-

ris,

Hos

-

ti

-

a,

Qu®

coe

-

li

-

no

-

que

Do

-

mi

-

no

Sit

sem

-

pi-

aiz:5:

-^:

ÊE^^

£:

F=?^-

s-

P

lE^

i

/^

W

P

RV-

F'

*-)t^

i

?E3?

pan

-

dis

os

-

ti

-

um

:

Bel

-

la

pre

-

munt

hos

-

ti

-

li

ter

na

glo

-

ri

-a

Qui

vi

-

tam

si

•

ne

ter

•

mi-

jlEgÊ^f^

CJ^

ffFffn-T

^



BENEDICTION.

25

SALUTARIS-CONTINUED.

'^=zt=1=

s>-

-M-

:S ^:

^:

a,

Da

no

No

ro

-

bur

fer

bis don

-

et

i^=t

^

—

»-

«S'—

+*:

HSêI^

I

aux

-

1

-

li

-

um.

in

pat

-

ri

-

a.

1

3S2:

men.

i

SALUTARIS.—

No.

5.

MODERATO.

g=3=i^Ê=l

:*=:^

-(S*-

3:

:»r=st

O

Sa

-

lu

-

ta

-

ris

hos

-

ti

-

a.

U

-

ni

-

tri

no

que

Do

-

mi

-

no.

Quae

coe

-

li

Sit

sem

-

pi

--^

1^

T^'^-

IS

t2=t

:^-

=g=

pan

-

dis

os

-

ti

-

am,

ter

-

na

glo

-

ri

-

a,

:S-p;

9

—

'—

(S

m-

Bel

-

la

pre

-

munt ho

Qui

vi

-

tarn si

-

ne

122:

Ld2=:

i^î

Stl

ter

^

-^

T^

t:=^

-

li

-

mi

a,

no,

=^=^'

:^^:

Da

ro

-

bur

No

-

bis

do

=g=

fer aux

-

i

-

li

net

in

pa

-

tri

e:



26

BENEDICTION.

SALUTARIS- Continued.

tz±

.-9--)-

EEa=^

1—1

—

I

I

J

:?=:

um,

Bel

la

pre

munt ho

sti

-

a,

Qui

vi

-

tarn si

-

ne

ter

-

-

li

-

mi

a

no

-—^21

-^

^-Tjzq

^

:?=

:^^

3

3t

^

Si-

Da

No

ro

bis

bur

do

fer

net

^i?5^

:&

aux

-

i

in

pa

tri

um,

a.

7:2:

-?-

:^

MOD

ERATO.

No.

1.

—

Tantum

Ergo.

H

1-

Tan-tum

er

-go

Sa

-

cra-men-tum

Ve-ne

-

re-mur

cer

-

nu

-

i

1

Gen

-

i

-

to

-

ri,

Gen

-

i

-

to

-

que

Lauset

ju

-

bi

-

la

-

ti

-

o.

rr-A

5=4:

s=

^^^^

55*:

-&

P2:

::^-

S?=g:

^

-m--^--m-

m-

-m-

-m-

Et

an

-

ti-quum

doc

-

u

men-turn

No-vo

ce-dal

ri

-

tu

-

i

:

Sal-US,

hon-or,

vir

-

tus

quo-que

Sit

et

be-ne-dic

-

ti

-

o

,

—

—

, , 1

1

—

I

—

I

—

I

—

I

—

^--^

—

^-r^

—

^

^

^

r

—

'

^^z r

1^



BENEDICTION.

TANTUM

ERGO-CoNTiNUEO.

27

pgspjip

r{B-stet

fi-des

sup

-ple-men-tum

Sen

-

su-um

de- fee

-

tu

-

1

Pro-ce-den-ti

ab

u-tro-que

Com-par

sitlau-da-ti

-

o. A

-

men.

:-4^î£:Aff:=E—

=

i£pj

No.

2—

TANTUM

ERGO/

Maestoso.

m^^*-

A:

LAMBILOTTE.

^S

wt-^

Tan-turn

er

-

go

Sa-cra-men-tum

Ve-ne-re-mur

cer-nu-

Gen-i-tor-i,

Gen

-i-

to

-que

Laus

et

ju

-

bi

-

la

-

ti

•

m^^^^^^^^

Ê

=«-

m

^

\ff

3iE*z?^5?^.îE

1

o.

Etanti-qu-um

do-cu-men-tum

No-vo cedat ri

-

tu

.

Sal

-

us,

hon-or,

vir-tus

quoque

Sit et be

-

ne

*-

die

-

ti

-

^^

-S:l

^

^-&i-m:

1

.

Pree-stet

fi

-

des

sup-pie

-

men-turn sen-su

-

um

sen-su-um de-

o

:

Pro-ce-den

-

ti

ab

-

u

-

tro

-

que

ecm-par

sit

com-par

sit lau-

}-

m

^J=:=p^

J-s-*-

kMirii

e—e--

m



28

BENEDICTION.

TANTUM

EfiCO-CoNTiNUED.

:i2z

—

I

^

—

S

1

—

I

^-r*

—

I

—

—•;-»

:Êii^:?:*îz;5:t^zzzZzzzz

fee

-

til -i

Prae-stet

fi-des

sup-ple-men-tum

Sen-su-um de-fec

-

tu

-

da

-

ti-o. Pro- ce

-den-ti

ab

u

-

tro

-

que

Com-parsit

Isu-da

-

ti

-

23^

^«:

-

i.

Sen-

su

-

um

de-fec

-

tu

-

i

Sen

-

su

-

um

de-fec

-

tu

-

i.

o.

Com-par

sit

lau-da

-ti-o

Corn-par

sit

lau-da -ti-o

m_

—

(S*

—

m,

—

I

—

I

—• '-

—

^^rî

- S-

I^ZZI^*

ati^

iiil

-^

^

I

J

jfcii*

t

Z^ZiT

S^

No. 3.

—

Tantum

Ergo.

Tan-tuin

er

-

go

Sac-ra-mea-tum,

Ve-ne

-

re-mur

cer

-

iiu

-

i,

Et

an-

:5zn-5:

S^

<=2-

^

^2:?-

Sl-

Sh

-=i-n-

ti-(iuuiii(lo-in-iiK'ii-tiiin,Novo

ce-dat

ri-lii-i.

Prjvstet

li-de>s

sup-ple-

—

f>-

S

P=i|:

3

^î^



29

TANTUM

ERCO-CONTINUED.

m

-^-

m

=S=^t_^^-:

î^ppiiî

men-tuiii.

Sensu

-

uiu de-fec-tu

-

i

;

Pra?stet

fi

-

des

sup

-

ple^

S?=EEtE

I

h

-Sl-

:=|_-l__-i_

:|=

1=^:

-IS-

:*?E5^^zz^^

-^ ^-

E?lEES

:1z=d:

-f

—

^

-<S1-

^

- 1—

men-turn,

Hen

-

eu

-2=zt=:

2^:

uin de

-

fee

-

tu

-<st-

-<Si-

.

f^-

:^

No.

4.

—

Tantum

Ergo.

fcs

Se^

1.

Tan-tum

2.

Ge

-

ni

er

-

go

to

-

ri

ME^=^r^

S-t-i

êEI

Sa

-

era

-

men

-

turn,

Ve

-

ne

Ge

-

ni

-

to

-

que,

Laus

et

J?—

1

%=

;s5=^:Ji^^g=î^zi=^=l=^2i§^

1.

re

-

mur

2.

ju

-

bi

cer

-

nu

la

-

ti

_L

,

1

1

Et an

-

li

-

qu

m

Sa

-

las

ho

-

nor

-i_

I



30

BENEDICTION.

TANTUM

ERCO-CONTINUEO.

*-•

*

V

-K

:i5=^

1.

do

-

cu

-

men-tum,

No

-

vo

2. vir

-

tus

quo-que,

Sit et

ce

-

dat

be

-

lie die

tu

-

i.

ti

-

o.

m^B

=^=q=q=:=i—

-m

—

m-

^~-=t-

-m

—

wr

-*—

5:

1. Praes-tet fi

-

des

sup

-

pie

-

men

-

turn.

Sen

-

su

-

um

de

2.

Pro

-

ce

-

den

-

ti

ab

-

\i

-

tro

-que,

Com

-par

pit

lau

'8i=q-t:=

:r--=P:

f^=3:

:P=J?:

H

1-

'^^^-

p

%-Z

±i:

1.

iiiic

-

til

-

i

;

2.

da

-

ti

-

o;

Prses-tet fi

-

des

sup

-

pie

-

men-tum,

Pro

-

ce

-

deu

-

ti ab

-

u

-

tro-que,

%=i^^

-I

h-

H

1-

^3^*-

^

—

I--J-I

—

-j-^

—

^-1

^^ 1

i-g.^-^j'-EEg-*-^

g-F=

gigg=^=b-T}i^

-^^m

1.

Son

-

Ml

-

um

da

-

fee

-

lu

-

i.

2. Com

-

par

-

sit

lau

-

da

-

ti

-

o.

m.

'r=t

4=

4

A

IC^

men.

Hi



BENEDICTION.

3>

No.

5.—

Tantum

Ergo.

;^^

N

^S

I

-m^^m

H

h

:*=*=izif?:

qz:-

-P=^

^

1.

Tantum

er

-

go

Sa

-

cramentum,

Ve-ne

-

re

-

mur

2-

Ge

-

ni

-

to

-

ri,

Ge

-

ni

-

to

-

que.

Laus

et

ju

-

bi

-

i^îrt

N^:^—

WMf:

sr

i

t/

liti^:

-[=-

1.

cer-nu

-

i.

Et

an

-

ti

-

qiium

do

-

cu

2. la

-

ti

-

o,

Sa

-

Ins

ho

-

nor vir

-

tus

men

-turn,

quo

-

que.

No

-

vo

Sit

et

-I

—

h

-I

—

H

:^

:=^f

:J=it

+

1.

ce

-

dat

ri

-

tu

2.

be

-

ne

-

die

-

ti

-.^1

pp^^^

:S

i.

p

Praes-tet

o,

Pro

-

ce

fii

-

des

sup

ple-

den

-

ti

ab

-u-

=^l

:bP9:9J

Ei?âEEE=^

-i;:2=^:

;::^r

1.

men

-

turn,

Sen

-

su

-

um

de

-

fee

2.

tro

-

que,

Compar

sit

lau

-

da

lî-S=^-

:Si=;^-i=a

zi-s-

:^-=^-:^*

tu

ti

1.

o.

1

1

—

/Praestet

Pro-ce-

-r

1-

I

1,1

^fS£^::E=f

I

I I

I I

H

—

I

—

H

^



32

TANTUM ERGO.

CONTINUED.

pi

:

1

1

—

P

—

«i-

-I »

—

I

I'i^Srf:

^tsl

-I

1

>

-^

-J^

^

-«=S~^

^w)

:^r=i:

1.

fi

-

des

sup

-

pie

2.

deii

-

ti ab

-

u

mentum,

Sen-su

-

um

de

-

fee

-

tu-

troque,

Corn-par

sit

lau

-

da

-

ti-

1=^

-I

—

I

—

I—

(-

:^ H

1-

I

I

ffF^rff

^

I

I

-p=r^==^3i£

-1:2-

I—

H

=^

1.

i,

Sen

2.

o,

Com

;^§^ S

p^SE?EE2E

su

par

um

sit

de

-

fee

lau

-

da

iîSe;

tu

ti

S>

-H

H

^^îJEFk;i=

S:*=it

=5

-3

1.

i,

Sen

2.

o,

Com

su

par

um

sit

de

-

fee

-

tu

Ian

-

da

-

ti

o.

=i--^^

-I—

^—

I—

(-

ê^

-<Sf-

-t^<

—

I—

t-

^

t?2t:

:t:p*-^

P

^:

:fe

-I

—

-m^---

.f-_

-

-=^

S)-

--ci-

i

Eil

men,

men.

^^^-r

glr:

:e

:z2;

-<&-

e

:E

V.

Panem

de coelo

praestitisti

eie.

(Alleluia).

R. Onnne

delectamentum

in se habentem.

(Alleluia).



VESPERS.

Adoro

Te

Devote

Andante

religiose.

m

t-

-^-

A

-

do

:=._^:

m

ro

-<S>-

-^- -€^--

Te

de

-

vo

O

God-head

hid,

de

vout

te,

I

Old

Hymnal.

^

3

la

-

lens

De

a

-

dore

i

-

tas.

Thee

ZtL

7^.'~S>-

:^2Z.

i=L

:z2:

-iS'-

Zl=2~.

-r^

-=1=:^

:t=4:

d-

+-

S2=Î^=^

ES=_i:- ES5Sa^

ve-re

la

ti-tas;

Ti bi se

-

cor

me

-

um

Quae

sub

his

fi

-

gû

-

ris

Who

tru

-

ly

art

with-in

the

form

be-fore

me

To Thee

my

heart I bow

V-S -

=:~C2.

:-2i^-Lfz^

-{

—

h

:?:2:

S2z:

.g^

—

zl

:^-

to-tum

sub

-

ji

-

cit,

Qui

-

a

with

bended

knee,

As

Te

con

-

tern

fail

-

ing

quite

-«r-c?

plans

to

-

turn

de-fi-cit.

in

con

-

tem-plating

Thee

S^^33J

zJ

12=;^

^-^-

i

-^-

_--=— I

12=^

gi

V'isus,

gustus,

tactus,

in

Te

fallitur,

Sed

audita

solo

tuto

creditur.

Credo

quidquid

dixit

Dei

Filius

Nil

hoc

varititis verbc

v^rius.

In cruce

lat^bat

sola

Dîtas,

At hie

latet

simul et Humknitas

:

Ambo

tamen credent

atque

confitens,

Peto

quod

petivit

latro

poenitens.

Plagas.

sicut

Thomas,

non

intueor,

Deum

tamen

meum

Te

confiteor.

Fac

me Tibi

semper

magis

credere,

la

Te

spem

ha*^*''- .

Te

diligere.

O

memoriale

mortis

Domini':

Panis

vivus,

vitam

praestans

homini

Prsesta meae menti de

Te

vivere,

Et

Te

illi

semper

du.ce

sipere.

Pie

Pelicane,

Jesu Domine,

Me

immundum

munda

Tuo

sanguine,

Cujus

una

slilla

salvum

facere,

Totum

quit

ab

onini

mundum

scelere.

Jesu,

quem

velatum

nunc

aspicio

Oro,

fiat

illud,

quod

tam

sitio,

Ut,

Te

reveiata

cornons

facie,

Visa

sim

beatus Tua;

gloriae.



VESPERS.

35

Jesu

Corona

Virginum.

{Feast

of

Virgins.)

Blanchi.

1.

Je

-

su,

CO

-

ro

-

na

Vir

-

ginum,

Quern

Ma-ter il

-

la con

-

ci

-

pit,

2.

Qui

per-gis

in

-

ter

li

-

li

-

a,

Sep

-

tus cho-re

-

is

Vir

-

gi

-num,

3.

Quo-cuni-que

ten-dis,

Vir

-

gi-nes,

Se

-

quun-tur, at-que

lau-

di

-

bus,

4

.

Te de

-

pre-ca-mur

eup-pli-ces,

Nos-tris ut

ad

-

das

sen

-si

-

bus,

5

.

Vir

-

tus,

ho-nor, laus,

glo

-

ri

-

a,

De

-

o Pa

-

tri cum

Fi

-

li

-

o.

0-

-0- I

^

-^

1.

Quae

2.

Spon

3. Post

4.

Nes

5.

Sane

so

-

la

Vir

-

go

sus

de

-

CO

-

rus,

te ca

-

nan

-

tes,

ci

-

re

pror

-

sus,

to

si

-

mul,

Vir

-

go

par

-

tu-rit.

Haec vo

-

ta

de

-

CO

-

rus

glo-ri-a,

Spon-sis

-

que

ca

-

nan

-

tes

cur-si-tant,

Hym-nos-que

pror

-

sus

om

-

ni

-

a

Cor

-

rup

-

ti

-

si

-

mul Pa

-

ra

-

cli

-

to,

In sse

-

cu

-

a^^.<z

G>- -S*

-^

Solo.

1

1

^-€_L_x^«_:_#__C,

g

C

[Z

—C

g

1.

2.

3.

4.

5-

cle

- -

mens

ac

red

-

-

dens

pr^e

dul

- -

ces

per

o

- -

nis

vul

lo

-

-

rum

sse

-

ci

-

pe.

mi

-

a.

so

-

nant.

ne

-

ra.

cu

-

la.

Cor

Je-su,

Je-su

:p:

Duo.

1

K—

I

—

'

—

—I——

' '—

I

\

—

I

— '

—

I

^

——

'

mi

-

f-e

-

re-re

-a.

-^



36

VESPERS.

JESU

CORONA

VIRCINUM-CoNTrNUEO.

J^

Specie

tua et

pulchritudine

tua

^

Intende,

prospere

procede,

et

reg-na

SECOND

VESPERS.

(FOR

AN

APOSTLE.)

Psalms

—

Same as

First

]'espers,

page

1.

ExuLTET

orbis

gaudiis

:

Ccelum

resultet

laudibus

Apostolorum

gloriam

Tellus et astra

concinunt.

Vos saeculoriim

judices

Et vera

mundi

lumina,

\'otis

precamur

cordium

;

Audite

voces

supplicum.

Exultet

Orbis.

Qui

templa

cceli

clauditis,

Serasque

verbo

solvitis,

Nos

a

reatu

noxios

Solvi

jubete,

quajsumus.

Prfeceptor

quorum

protinus

Lang-uor,

salusque

sentiunt,

Sanate

mentes

laug^uidas

Augete

nos

virtutibus

:

Ut,

cum redibit Arbiter

In fine Christus

s.Teculi,

Nos

sempiterni gaudii

Concedat

esse

compotes.

Patri,

simulque

Filio,

Tibique,

sancte

Spiritus,

Sicut

fuit,

sit

iugiter

Sseclum

per

omne

gloria.

Amen.

V.

In omnem terram

exivit

sonus

eorum.

V.

R.

Et

in

fines orbis terrae

verba

eorum.

R.

Annuntia'verunt

opera

Dei.

Et

facta

ejus

intellexerunt.

Tristes

Erant.

{Fur

J'at^cl(al

time.)

Tristes

erant

Apostoli

Ad

anxios

Apostolos

De Christi

acerbo

funere,

Currunt

statim

dum

nuntiae,

Quern

morte crudelissima Ilipe

micantis obvia

Servi

necarant

impii.

Christi tenent

vestigia.

Sermone

verax

Angelus

Galia^fe

ad

alta montium

Mulieribus

praedixerat

: Se conferunt

Apostoli,

Mox

ore Christus

gaudium

Jesuque,

voti

compotes

Gregi

feret fidelium.

Almo beantur

lumine.

{From

Ascensio7i

to

Pentecost)

Ut sis

perenne

mentibus

Paschale,

Jesu,

gaudinm,

A

morte

dira

criminum

\'iiae

renatos libera

Deo

patri

sit

gloria,

Et

Filio

qui

a mortuis

Surrexit,

ac

Paraclito,

In

sempiterna

sa^cula.

Amen.

Jesu,

tibi sit

gloria,

Qui

victor

in

coelum

redis,

V.

Sancti et

justi

in

Domino

gaudete,

Alleluia.

Cum

Patre

et

almo

Spiritu,

In

sempiterna

sa*cula.

Amen.

R, Vos

elegit

Deus

in

heredilatem

sibi.

Alleluia.



VESPERS.

37

THIRD

VESPERS.

(FOR

AN

APOSTLK.

)

PsALMS-D/.rii

Dowlnus,

page

1

;

Landate

Pueri, page

3.

CREDIDI.

Psalms

cxv.

Chant

as

for

Confitebor,

Page

2.

Bpectu

Domini

mora

sanc-to

rum

e

-jus.

6

O

Domine

quia

ego-servue

tu

ub

:*

ego

servus

tuus

et

filius

an-cil

Ise

tu-se

/^REDIDI,

propter-quod

lo

-

cutus-

^

sum

; *

ego

autem

humilia

-

tus

sum

nim

-

is.

2

Ego

dixi

in ex

ceesu

me-o

:

*

Om-

nis

ho

-

mo

men

-

dax,

3

Quid

re

-

tribuam

Do

-

mino,

* pro

omnibus

quae

re

-

tribu

-

it

mi

-

hi

?

4

Cahcem

salu

-

taris

ac

-

ci-piam,

*et

nomen

Domini

invocabo.

5

Vota

mea

Domino

reddam

coram

omni

-

populo

e

-jus

:

*

pretiosa

in

con-

IN

CONVERTENDO.

Psalm

cxxv.

7

Diripuisti

vincula

me

-

a

:

*

tibi

sacrificabo

hostiam

laudis,

et

nomen

Domini

in

-

vo

-ca

-

bo.

8

Vota

mea.

Domino

reddam

in

conspectu

omnis-populi

e

-

jus

:

*

m

atriis

domus

Domini,

in

medio

tm,

Je

-

ru

ealem.

Gloria

Patri,

etc

.

Chant

as

for

Beautus

Vir,

Pages

2 and

3.

IN

convertendo

Dominus

captivi

-

ta

-

tern

Si

-

on,

*facti

sumus

sicut

con

-

so

-

la

-

ti.

2

Tunc

repletum

est

gau

-

dio

os

nos-

trum,

*

et

lingua nostra

exul

-

ta

-

tione.

3

Tunc

dicent

inter

gen

-

tes

:

*Mag-

nificavit

Dominus

fa

-

ce

-

re

cum

eie.

4

Magnificavit

Dominus

fa

-

ce

-

re

no-biscum

:*

facti

-

sumus

Ise

-

tan

tes.

5

Converte,

Domine,

captivi

-

ta tern

nos

-

tram

*

sicut

tor

-

reus

in

Aus-tro.

6

Qui

seminant

-

in

la

-

cry

-

mis,

*

in exultati

-

o

ne

me

-

tent.

7

Euntes-ibant

et

fle-bant,

*

mitten-

tes

se

-

mi-na

-

su

-

a

.

8

Venientes

autem

venient

cum

ex

-

ul

-

ta

-

tione,

*portantes

mani

-

pu

-

los

su-os.

Gloria

Patri,

etc.

DOMINE

PROBASTI.

Psalm

cxxxviil.

DOMINE,

probasti

me,

et

cognovisti

me

;

*

tu

cognovisti

sessionem

meam

et

resurrectionem

meam.

2

Intellexisti

cogitationes

meas

de

longe

;

*semitam_meam

et

funiculum

meum

investigasti.

.

3

Et

omnes

viae

meas

prsevidisti

;

*quia

non

est

sermo

in

lingua

mea.

4

Ecce,

Domine,

tu

cognovisti

omnia

'lovissima

et

antiqua

;

*tu

formasti

me,

et

posuisti

super

me

manum

tuam.

5

Mirabilis

facta

est

ecientia

tua

ex

ine

;

*

confortata

est,

et

non

potero

ad

eam.

6

Quo

ibo

a

spiritu

tuo?

*

et

quo

a

facie

tua

fugiam.

7

Si ascendero

in

ccelum,

tu

illic

es

;

.*8i

descendero

in

infernum,

adee,

8

Si

sumpsero

pennasmeasdiluculo;

et

habitavero

in

extremis

maris.

9

Etenim

illuc

manus

tua

deducet

me

:

*et

tenebit

me

dextera

tua.

10

Et

dixi

;

Forsitan

tenebrse

con-

culcabunt

me,

*

et

nox

illumin^tio

mea

in

deliciis

meis.

11

Quia

tenebrfe

non

obecurabuntur

ate,

et

nox

sicut

dies

illuminabitur

:

*

sicut

tenebrse

ejus,

ita

et

lumen

ejus.

12

Quia

tu

possedisti

renes

meos

:

*6uscepisti

me

de

utero

matris

mew.

13

Confitebor tibi,

quia

terribiliter

magnificatus

ee

:

*mirabilia

opera

tua

et

anima

mea

cognoscit

nimis.

14

Non est

occultatum

os

meum

a

te,

quod

fecisti

in occulto

:

*et

substantia

mea

in

inferioribus

terrse.

15

Imperfectum

meum

viderunt

occuli

et

in

libro

tuo

omnes

scribentur

:

*

dies

formabuntur,

et

nemo

in

eis.



38

VESPERS

DOMINE PROBASTI— Continued.

16

Mihi

autem

nimis honorificxiti

sunt-

ainici

tui,

Deue

:

*

niinis

confortatus

est

prineij)atns

eoruin.

17

Dimiinerabo

eos,

et

super

arenain

inultiplicabuntur

:

*

exsurrexi,

et

adhuc

sum

tecum.

18

Si

occideris,

Deus,

peccatores

:

*

viri

eanguinum

declinate

a me

:

19

Quia

dicitis

in

cogitatione

:

*Accip-

ient in vanitate

civitates

tuae.

20

Nonnequi

oderunt

te,

Domine,

oder

am?

*

et

sujterininiinistuostabescebain'.'

21

Perfecto

odio

oderara

illos

:

*

et

inimici facti sunt niihi.

22

Proba

me, Deus,

et

scito

cor meum

:

*interroga

me,

et

cognosce

eemitas

meas.

23

Et

vide

si via

iniquitatis

in

me est

:

*

et

tleduc

me

in

via

aitern^.

FOURTH

VESPERS.

(

Venpem

of

B.

V.

M.

and

of

Virgins.

)

Dixit

Dominus,

page

1.

Laudate

pneri,

page

S.

L/ETATUS

SUM.

Psalm

cxxi.

L

STATUS Bum

in his

qua-

dicta sunt

*

sedes

super

domum

David

mihi :

*

in

domum

Domini

ibimus.

ihi

2

Stantes erant

pedes

nostri

:

*

in

atriis

tuis,

Jerusalem.

3

Jerusalem,

qune

?edificatur

ut

civitas

:

cujus

participatio

ejus

in

idipsum.

4 Illuc

enim

ascenderunt

tribus,

tribus

Domini,

*

testimonium Israel ad

confiten-

dum nomini Domini.

5

Quia

illic

sederunt

sedes

in

judicio

NISI

DOMINUS.

Ch.\nt

as for

Beatus

NISI

Dominus

jpdifi-ca-verit

do-mum,

*

in vanum.

laboraverunt

qui

»di-fi-

cant e-am.

2

Kisi

Dominus

custodierit

ci

-

vi

-

ta

-

tem,

*

frustra

vigilat

qui

custo

-

dit

e

-

am.

3

Vanum

est vobis ante lu

-

cem sur

-

gere

:

*

surgite

postquam

sederitis,

qui

6

Rogate

quje

ad

pacem

sunt

Jerusalem,

'*et

abundantia

diligentibus

te.

7

Fiat

pax

in

virtute

tua,

*et

abundantia

in

turribus tuis.

8

Propter

fratres

meos et

proximos

meos

:

*loquebar

pacem

de te.

9

Propter

domum

Domini

Dei

nostri,

*

quaesivi

bona

tibi.

Gloria

Patri,

etc.

Psalm Gxxvi.

Vir,

Pages

2

and 3.

4

Cum

dederit

dilectis suis

-

som

-

num :

*

ecce

hsereditas

Domini,

filii

-

merces,

fruc

-

tus

ven

-

tris.

5 Sicut

sagitUe

in

ma-nu

po

-

ten

-

tis,*

ita

filii

ex

-

cus

-

so-rum.

6

Beatus

vir

qui

implevit

desiderium

su-uni

ex

ip

-

sis

:

*

non

confundetur

cum

loquetur

inimicis

eu

-

is

in

por

-

ta.

Gloria

Patri,

etc.

manducatis

pa

-

nem

do

-

lo

-

ris.

LAUDA JERUSALEM. Psalm

Gxlvii.

Chant

as for

Laudate

Dominum,

Page 5.

6 Mittit

crvstallum suam

si

-

cut

hue

-

LAUDA

Jeru

-

salem,

Domi

-

num

:

*

lauda

Deum tu

-

um,

Si

-

on.

2

Quoniam

confortavit

seras

porta-rum

tu

-

ar

-

um,

*

benedixit

filiis tu

-

is in

te.

3

Qui

posuit

fines

tu

-

os

pa

-

cem,

*

et

adipe

frumenti

sa

-

tiat te.

4

Qui

eniittit

eloquium

suum ter-rse

*

volociter currit

ser

-

mo

e

-

jus.

5

Qui

dat nivem

si-cut

la

-

nam

*

ne-

bulam

sicut

-

cinerem

epar

-

git.

eel

-

las :

*

ante faciem

frigoris

ejus

quis

sas

-

ti

-

ne

-

bit

?

7

Emittet

verbum

suum,

et

liqucfa-ciet

e

-

a :

*

flabit

epiritu.';

ejus,

-

et Hu

-

ent

a

-

(jupp.

8

Qui

annuntiat

verbum

eu

-

um

Ja-

cob

:

*

justitias

et

judicia

su

-

a

I

-

srael.

i)

Xon

fecit taliter

omni

na

-

ti

-

o

-

ni,*

et

judicia

sua non

manifesta

-

vit

-

e is.

Gloria

Patri,

etc



Moderato.

VESPERS.

AVE,

MARIS

STELLA.~No.

1.

e

u

m

s

—

s

m

A

-

ve,

ma

-

ris

stel

'^^^

Sf

-t

la.

De

r

39

1

Z—cy

I

Vir

tt=&

-C=2-

-t

-iS-

-

-

go,

i2_

Fe

1-^1

lix

coe

-

-

li

-iS>-

-ts-

^-

I

?2_

por

-<S>-

ta,

SI

Sumens

illud

Ave

Gabrielis

ore,

Funda

nos

in

pace

Mutans

Evas

nomen.

Solve

vincla

reis,

Profer

lumen

csecis;

Mala

nostra

pelle,

Bona

cuncta

posce.

Monstra

te

esse

matrem;

Sumat

per

te

preces,

Qui

pro

nobis

natus,

Tulit

esse

tuus.

Virgo

singularis,

Inter

omnes

mitis,

Nos

culpis

solutos,

Mites

fac

et castos.

Vitam

praesta

puram,

Iter

para

tutum,

Ut videntes

Jesum,

Semper

collaetemur.

Sit

laus Deo

Patri.

Sum

mo Christo

decus,

Spiritui

Sancto,

Tribus

honor

unus.

Amen.

No.

2—

AVE

MARIS

STELLA

^

^^

Ma

-

ter

al

ma,

m^^m

IC^

At-que

sem

-

per

Vir

go.

Fe-lix

coe

-

li

por

^^

=r=M

'^

-

r-r-f--*--

2^

^



VESPERS

Ave

Maria.

41

Duo.

Andante.

C.

WONDELL.

3

=^j^ia^=i^

^=f^

53r

ve Ma

-

ri

-

a

-^-^-

in

mu-li

.. - -

e

-

ri

-

bus

et

be-ne

- -

die

-

tus

fruc

-

tus

ven

-

tris,

fruc

-

tus

ven

-

tris

tu

-

i

Je

—

sus,

Sane

-

ta

Ma-

W:^:

r:^-

?2=

w

-^

^-

Ji^

S=*f^=tS=5

:^-5=

1^-^

j=r-^:

ri

-

a

Ma

-

ter

De

-

i

o

- -

ra

pro

no

-

-

bis,

^

SI-=-

*

i

=:-ii-

r

f



42

THE

MOST

BLESSKD

VIRGIN.

AVE

MARIA.

Concluded.

pec

ca

-

to

-

ri

-

bus,

nunc et in

ho

-

ra,

in

ho

-

ra

mortis

?3-ii^:

^-V^

5^^

'^

^^

^

^

TTywwr:

1^^^^:

nos

-

trse. O

ra

pro

no

-

bis,

pro

no-bis

pec

-

ca

F:ir--=rf^

-^

:«5-^

P5

:^:

^

:#^z==iv

alizziizi^^

H—

1-

to

-

ri

-

bus,

nunc

et

in

ho

-

ra,

in

ho

-

ra mor-tis

mB,

-^-

'-m-^

T^

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—

F

1

^

:^

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i|i^l^-^£i&r5i=i^^^

nos-trae,

A---

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men.

Nunc

et in

p:^

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p

—

p-

is

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ho

-

ra,

in

^- -^

ho-ra

mor-tis

nos-trjE,

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men,

A

fliii

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:=|:s.-t,

2^

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men,

A

-

-

men

2^—

HI

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VESPERS.

THE

ANGELUS.

43

u

-Jf

AlUgro,

Tenor

Solo.

An

-

ge-lus.

Do

-

mi-ni

an-nun

-

ti

-

a

vit Ma-ri

-

-

ae,

et con-

H

•

—

•--H-#—

#-1^

•

*-*-*

*-•—

I

#—• 1-0—0 Cq.^—

•-H#

—

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3

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-0-

^

-j/-

-jp|-

-•-

-#-

^-^

—

^---^

feii=i#li#J3

-^

SopRAKo

Solo,

:f

Jf

zitziz:

—

^

—

^

•8:

-

ve

Ma

-

ce

-

-

pit,

de

spi

ri

-

tu sane

-

to,

A

•8:

S-if.

0-g

1

^—

^-,

—

1-

—

-o^ I

n'

I

i^i^

^^^ ^^^^ \_5 f/#

^s

I*'

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1-

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r

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i>-

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n

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I

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k-f-

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^^

—

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ri

a,

gra

-

ti

-

a

pie

na Do

-

mi-nus

^^S»

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—

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T

F

r

—

r

—

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—

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44

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VESPERS.

The

Angelus—

Continued,

t~

:ii::^ri_

^

te

-

cum

bene-dic

-

ta

tu in

muli

-

e

ri

•

bus

•

4 -4

-4

f22:

f—

«

S

^j^^—

P-=#=P=

#

—

P—

*

—

P

Ê

P

m^^^mm-

t

1

et

be-ne-dic-tus

fruc-tus ventris

tu

-

i

Je

•

sus.

r

ÊziifiS^

i^:î^|=^S=S'^fe^^

Chorus.

^ -^-Bh»-

m^m.

i-t-

Sane

ta Ma

n

a,

m^^m^ûmim^^^^^M

pp

Sancta Ma

-

ri

-

a

ma-ter

De

-

i,

o

ra

pro-

^:^mFmm^m

m^^mmn

pp

Sancta

Ma

-

ri

-

a ma-ter

De

-

-

i,

o

-

ra

pro-

'^^^^=1e^^^=^^:^^^M

pp

Sancta Ma

-

ri

•

a

mater

De

-

-

i,

o

-

r

a

pro.

îg=E=Epii=r^=li^=LiEf':

:s:

'^^^

k I

1



VESPERS.

The

Angelus—

Continued.

45

-

ta

Ma

-

-

ter De

- -

-

i.

-P

no

-bis

pec-.ca

to

-

ri

-

bus

nunc et

in ho

•

ra

mor

-

tis

nos-trae

a*

no

-

bis

pec

-

ca

for

-

ri

-

bus

nunc et in

ho

-

ra

mor

-tis

nos-.trae

mm&i^^^^j^^zW^^^^m^^\

no

-

bis

pec-ca

tor-

ri

-

bus

nunc

et

in

ho

•

ra mor -tis

nos-trae

Jtif

.

0-B--

-ItT-,

pi^^ilnteii^

j=ii^^li==^

-3:1

»—

—

8:

m=^f^

'^tms

^^=m

bis,

pec

ca

-

-

ra

pro-no

a

-

-

men,

o

-

ra

pro-no

-

bis,

Sancta

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-

a

ma-ter

a

•

-

,

men o-ra

pro-no

-

bis,

Sancta

Ma-ri

-

a

ma

-

ter

a

-

-

men

o-rapro-

no

-

bis

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Ma-ri

-

a

ma-ler

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a.

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==]:

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46

VESPERS.

The

Angelus.—

Continued^

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:i

to

-

-

ri

-

bus,

DUDC

et

in

::^=q=

^-^4=^zE?]

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—

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b5^-?=:-Êd

De

-

•

i,

o

-

ra

-

pro

-

no

-

bis

pec

-

ca

-

to

•

ri

-

bus nunc

^^mm^^^^^^^^^

De

-

i,

o

-

ra

pro

-

jio

-

bis

pec-ca

-

to

.

ri

-

bus nunc

De

-

i,

o

-

ra

pro

-

no

-

bis

pec

-

ca

-

to

-

ri

-

bus nunc

isÊil

^^

ty

:-ir

:gi^^^

I

ho

-

ra

mor-tis

nos

-

trae

a

men.

Air;

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(Et

in

hora

mortis

nos-tr*

a

men.

r^miS5iig^^îli

et

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hora

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VESPERS.

The

Angelus

—Continued.

47

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turn est

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48

VESPERS

Maria,

Sine

Labe

Concepta.

Andante

lit

time

Solo

—

2'i<f.

Chorus.

O Ma

-

ri

-

a,

O

Ma

-

ri

-

a,

si

-

iie

la

-

be

con

-

cep

.

a-^-

3

-*-

3

-*-

.)-•-

-10-

u^-^-^y^

S

—

I

—

I

—

I

—

h-

I

—

1-3^-

«t

^

ta O

Ma

-

ri

-

a,

O

Ma

-

ri

-

a,

si

-

ne

la

3

-tf-

5-*-

be

con

-

-I

—

h^

—

H

h=i-

-et-pt

FJH«.

50Z.0.

CHORUS.

^3tT

P^=ei^^^îiglîig

cep

-

ta Si

-

ne la

-

be o

-

ri

-

g-i

-

na

-

li,

si

-

ne

3

B

—

rT-ptt=^ffp«-

F-g--*^-*^^=-Ep£t=-^=^^

i-l

—

l-H

h

H

—

h—

t-

CHORUS.

>z=*i=:S

t'

«

«-—

*-L^ î

C—

L.^

^

(^

^

la

-

be con

-

cep

.

ta

;

O

Ma

-

ri

-

O Ma

^^

t=

--

i

I

l^ffe^^SEp^

t=:

Pt=tr:

•I

—

(-



VESPERS.

MARIA,

SINE

LABE

CONCEPTA.

49

mw^mm^mmm

si

-

ne la

-

0-

3

-*-

3

I

3--^^—

*-*-L

be

con-cep

-

ta.

O

-

la

pro

no

-

bis,

m

ft=?

^

—

h

1

*

~I

FB-

1

*

fm

Ui^

•^•-t

—

1

-3-

1^:

S

:i?=i^i:

c/

O Ma-ri

'=i:

:J=i):

?^=

:3-^-

i=i^s^

i^

I

-

i^

I

a

O

-

ra

pro

no

-bis,

O

Ma-ri

a

-p=p:

Sii^^E-^

1^:

-J=i=iL:^:

Fortem

Virili

Pectore.

(Neither

Virgins

nor

Martyrs.)

Chants

Pages 6

and

7.

Fortem virili

pectore

Laudemus omnes

feminam,

QuEe

sanctitatis

gloria

Ubique

fulget

inclyta,

Haec sancto

amore

saucia,

Dum

mundi

amorem

noxium

Horrescit,

ad coelestia

Iter

peregit

arduum.

Carnem

domans

jejuniis,

Dulcique

mentem

pabulo

15?

Diffusa

est

gratia

in

labiis

tuis,

Orationis

nntriens,

Coeli

potitur

gaudiis.

Rex

Christe,

virtus

fortium,

Qui

mag-na

solus

efficis.

Hujus

precatu

qusesumus,

Audi

benignus

supplices.

Deo

Patri sit

gfloria,

Ejusque

soli

Filio,

Cum

Spiritu

ParaclitOy

Nunc,

et

per

omne

saeculum. Amen.

157

Propterea

benedixit te

Deus is

aeternum.

ffO& THE

FOLLOWING

FEASTS OF

THE B.

V.

M., ETC.,

ARE TAKEN

FROM

FOURTH VESPERS

PAGE

38.

{The

Espousals, January

23rd.)

^

Desponsatio

est

hodie

sanctse Mari^

Virginis

B?

Cujus

vita

inclyta

cunctas illustrat

Ecc'esias



50

VESPERS.

m

{Purijication,

Feb.

^nd).

V.

Responsum

accepit

Simeon

a

Spiritu

Sancto.

R.

Nonvisurum

se

mortem,

nisi

videret Christum

Domini.

{Annunciatio7i,

March

25th).

V.

Ave,

Maria,

gratia

plena.

R. Dominus

tecum.

{Tlie

Most Pure

Heart,

3rd

Sunday

after

Pentecost).

V.

Viam

mandatorum lucrum cucurri.

R. Cum

dilatasti

cor

meum.

(Assumption, August

15lh).

V.

Exaltataest

sancta

Dei

Genitrix.

R.

Super

chores

Angelorum

ad

coelestia

regna.

(Nativity,

Sept. 8th).

V. Nativitas est

hodie

sanctSB

Mariae

virginis.

R.

Cujus

vita

inclyta

cunctas

illustrat

Ecclesias.

(Seven

Dolors,

3rd

Sunday

of

Sept).

QUOT

UNDIS.

1 O

Quot

un

-

dis lac

-

ry

-

ma

-

rum,

Quo

do

-

lo

-

re

vol

-

vi

-

tur,

2

Os

su

-

a

-

ve,

mi

-

te

-

pec

-

tus

Et

la

-

tus

dul-cis

-

si-mum,

3

Cen

-ti

•

es

-

que

mil

-

li

-

es

-

que

Strin-git

arc-

tis nex

-

i

.

bus.

4

Ei

•

a,

Mat

-

er,

ob

•

se

-

era

-

mus

Per

tu

-

as

has

lac

-

ry-mas,

5

Es

•

to

Pat

-

ri,

Fi

-

li

-

o

-

que,

Et co

-ae

-

vo

Fla-mi-ni.

t==?=&l^l§^

u~t^-

Luc

-

tu-

o

-

sa

de

cru

-

en

-

to

Dum

re

vul

-

sum

sfi

-

pi

-

te

Dex

-

ter-am-que

vul

-

ner

-

a

-

tam,

Et

sin

-

is

-

tram

sau

-

ci

-

am.

Pec

-tus il

-

lud,

et

la

-

cer

-

tos,

II

.

la

fi

-

git

vul-

ne

-

ra;

Fi

-

li

-

i

-

que

tris

-

te

fun

-

us,

Vul

-

ne-rum

-

que

pur

-

pur-am,

Es-toSum-msB

Tri-ni

-

ta

-

ti

Semp

-

i

-

ter

-

na

glo-ri-a



VESPERS.

O

QUOT

UNDIS-CONTINUED.

51

W^m

Cer

-

nit

ul

-

nis in

-

cu

-

ban-tem Vir

-

go

Ma

-

ter

Fi

-

li

-

um.

Et

rub

-

ras

cru-o

-re

plan-tas

iEg

-

ra

tin

-

git

lac

-

ry

-

mis.

Sic

-

que

to

-

ta

col

-

li

-

ques

-

cit

In

do

-

lo

-

ris

os

-

cu

-

lis.

Hunc

tu

-

i

cor-dis

do-

lo

-

rem,

Con-de

nos

-

tris

cor

-

di-bus.

Et

per

-

en

-

nis laus ho

-

nor-que

Hoc

et

om

-

ni

Sasc-u-lo.

Amen.

V.

Regina

martyrum,

ora

pro

nobis.

Ij.

Quae

juxta

crucem

Jesu

constitisti.

{The

Most

Holy

liosary,

1st

Sunday

of

October).

{The

Maternity,

2nd

Sunday

of

October.)

^.

Bendicta tu in

mulieribus.

'

Ij

Et benedictus

fructus

ventris

tui.

{The Purity,

3rd

Sunday

of

October).

i/^

.

Cum

jucunditate

Virginitatem

beatse

Marine

sempeir

virginis

celebre-

mus.

I^

Ut

ipsa

pro

nobis

intercedat

ad

Dominum

Jesum

Christum.

PR/ECLARA

GUSTOS

VIRGINUM.

Chants

Pages

6

and

7.

Pr^clara

custos

Virginum,

Intacta

Mater

Numinis,

Coeiestis

aulae

janua,

Spcs

nostra,

coeli

gaudium.

Inter

rubeta

lilium,

Columba

formosissima,

Virga

e

radice

germinans

Nostro medelam

vulneri.

Turris

draconi

impervia,

Arnica

Stella

naufragis,

Tuere nos

a

fraudibus,

Tuaque

luce

dirige.

Erroris umbras

discute,

Syrtes

dolosas

amove,

Fluctus tot

inter deviis.

Tutam reclude

semitam.

Jesu,

tibi sit

gloria,

Qui

natus es de

Virgine,

Cum

Patre,

et

almo

Spiritu,

In

sempiterna

saecula. Amen

{Immaculate

Conception,

8th

of

December.)

Hymnus

—

Prceclara

custos.

f

ImmacuTata

conceptio

est

hodie

I^

Qua?

serpentis

caput

virgineo

pede

Sanctee

Mariae

Virginis.

contrivit.

(

The

Patronage,

2nd

Sunday

of

November.)



VESPERS.

53

^^Tf^^g^^^^

^:

I

Glis

-

cens

fert

J-

J

J.

f

m

-

mus

pro

IE

l&=pi^p-

=r^i£4g^3E4iE4

r

—

.(S* im-

r--^r-f=r---T

Vic

-

tt>r

-

um

gen

us

op

ti-miim.

A

-

men.

Hi

sunt

quos

falue

mundus abhorruit

Hunc

fructu

vacuum,

floribus aridum

Contempsere

tui nominis

asseclas,

Jesu,

Rex bone Coelitum

Hi

pro

te

furias

atque

minas truces

Calcarunt

hominum,

saevaque

verbea a

His

cessit

lacerans

fortiter

ungula,

Nectarpsit penetralia.

Caeduntur

gladiis

more bidentium

Non

murmur

resonat,

non

querimonia

V.

Laetamini

in

Domino,

et

exultate,

justi

R.

Et

gloriamini,

omnes

recti

corde.

Sed

corde

impavido

mens

bene

conscin

Conservat

patientiam.

Quae

vox,

quae

poterit

lingua

retexere

Quae

tu

Martyribus

mujiera

praeparas

?

Rubri

nam fluido

sanguine

fulgidis

Cingunt

tempora

laureis.

Te,

summa

O

Deltas,

unaque,

poscimu?

Ut

culpas

abigas,

noxia

subtrahas,

Des

pacem

famulis,

ut tibi

gloriam

Annorum

in

seriem

canant.

Amen.

V.

Extultabunt

Sancti

in

gloria.

R.

Laetabuntur

in

cubilibus

suis.

SIXTH

VESPERS

(For

martyrs.)

Psalms—

f*t<ryfr«f/o7<r

»ee

Vh&t

Vespeiv,

pcuje

I;

Fifth,

Credidi,

page

y,

HvttNVS—

• Sanctorum

MerUvt,

page

52.



54

VESPERS.

SEVENTH VESPERS.

(for

confessors,

etc.)

Psalms

—

Same as First

Vespers,

iSTE

CONFESSOR.-No.

1.

Pppp^-iUlf

Is

-

te

Con

•

fes

-

sor

Do

-

mi

-

ni,

co

-

len

-

tes

M

1=4—

E--^

m

i^îiipii=i^|E^Î

Quern

pi

-

e

laud ant

po

-

pu

-

li

per

or

-

bem,

Hac

di

•

e

-#-

J

m^mm^w^^m

'W

ifgfpifeiiisfeisiii

iae

-

tus

me

-

ru it be

-

a

-

tas-

Scan

-

de

-

re se

-

des.

Or,

su

-

pre

-

mos

Lau

-

dis

ho no

-

res.

rtJiiai&tti

gfîi

Noster

hinc

illi

chorus

obsequentem

Concinit

laudem,

celebresque

palmas;

Ut

piis

ejus

precibus juvemur

Omne

per

asvum.

Sit

Salus

ilh,

decus,

atque

virtus,

Qui, super

cceli

solio

coruscans,

Totiusmundi

seriem

gubernat

Trinus

et

unus.

Amen.

Qui plus,

prudens,

humilis,

pudicus,

Sobriam

duxit sine

labe

vitam,

Donee

humanos animavit

auraa

Spiritus

artus.

Cujus

ob

praastans

meritum

frequenter

itgra

quae

passim

jacuere,

membra,

Viribus

morbi,

domitis,

saluti

Restituuntur.

f

.

Amaviteum

Pominus

et

omaviteum.

B-

Stolam

glorise

induit

eum.



VESPERS.

55

ISTE

CONFESSOR.-N0.

2.

EIGHTH

VESPERS.

For

Confessors,

etc.

Psalms

—

For

first

four,

see

First

Vespers,

page

1.

MEMENTO

DOMINE. Last

Psalm,

cxxxi.

Chant

as for Laudate

Dominum Page

MEMENTO,

Do

-

mine,

Da

.

vid,

*

et

omnis mansue

tu-dinis

e-jus,

2 Sicut

jura-

vit

Do

-

mino

,

*

votum

vovit De

-

o

Ja

cob

3

Siintroierointabernaculum,do-mus

me

-

ge

:

*

si ascendero

in

lectum

stra

-

ti

me

-

i

:

4

Si dedero

somnum

o

-

culis

me

-

is,

*

et

palpebris

meis

dormi

-

ta

-

ti

-

o

-

nem.

5

Et

requiem

temporibus

meis,

donee

inveniam

lo

-

cum

-

Do

-

mino,

*

taber-

naculum

De

-

o

Ja

-

cob

6

Ecce

audivimuseam

in-

Eph

-ra-ta:

*

invenimus eam

in

camp

-

is sil

-

vae.

7

Introibimusiji

taberna-culume-jus:*

adorabimusinloco,

ubi

steterunt

pe-des

e-jus.

8

Surge,

Domine,

in

re-quiemtu-am,

*

tu et area

sanctifica

-

tio

-

nis tu

-

ae.

9

Sacerdotes

tui

induantur

jus-ti-

tiam,

*

et

sancti

tui

-

ex

-

ul

-

tent.

10

Propter

David ser

-

vum

tu

-

um,

*

non avertas

faciem

Cliris

-

ti tu

-

i.

J

I

Juravit

Doroinus

David

veritateui,



56

VESPERS.

et

non frustra

-

bitur e

-

am

:

*

De

fructu

ventris

tui-ponam super

se

-

clem

tu am.

12 Si custodieriot

filii tui

testamen-

tumme-um,

*

et

testimonia

mea

hacc

quao

doce

-

bo

e

-

os

:

13

Et filii

eorum

usque-

insa3-cu-lum,*

sedebunt

super

se

-

dem tu

-

am.

14

Quoniam

elegit

Do-minus

Si-on,

'

elegit

earn in

habitatio

-

nem si

-

bi,

15

tiaec

requies

mea

in see

-

culum

sao-

culi :

•

hie

habitabo,

quoniam

ele

-

gi

e-am.

y

Justum

deduxit

Dominus

per

vias

rectas.

lO

Viduam

ejusbenedicens

be-ne

-di

•

cam

:

*

pauperes

ejus

satura

-

bo

pa

-

ni-

bus.

17 Sacerdotesejus

induam

sa

-

lu-

ta

ri,

*

et

sancti

ejus

exultatione

e-xul-

ta

-

bunt.

18

lllucproducamcor-

nu

Dav

-

id

:

*

paravi

lucernam

Chris

-

to

me

-

o.

19

Inimicos

ejus

induam

confu-si-o-

ne

:

*

super ipsum

autem

efBorebit

sane-

tifica

-

ti

-

o me

-

a.

Gloria

Patri,

etc.

Ij

Et

Ostendit

illi

regnum

Dei.

Hymnus—Zs<e

Confessor,

page

S4

SPECIAL VESPERS.

Psalms

—

Dixit

Dominus,

page

1;

ConfUhortihi,page2

;

Beatu3vir,page2

.

DE

PROFUNDIS.

Psalm

cxjix.*

Chant

as

for

Laudate

Pueri,

pace

3.

DE

profundis

clamavi

ad

te,

Do-

mine

:

*

Domine,

exaudi

vo

-

cem

me

-

am,

2

Fiant

aures

tuae

intenden

-

tes

*

in

vocem

deprecatio-nis

me-sB.

3

Si

iniquitates

observaveris,

Do

-

mine,

*

Domine,

quis

sus

-

ti -ne-

bit

?

4

Quia

apud

te

propitiatio

est,

*

Et

propter legem

tuam

susti

nu

-

i

te,

Do-

mine.

/

5

Sustinuit

anima

mea

in

verbo

e-jus:

*

Speravit

anima

me

-a in

Do'

mino.

6

A

custodia matutina

usque

ad

noc-

lem,

*

speret

Isra-el in

Do-

mino.

7

Quia

apud

Dominum

misericor-

dia,

*

et

copicsa

apud

e

•

um

re-

demp

-

tio.

8

Et

ipse

redimet

Is

-

rael

*

ex

oranf.

bus

iniquita-

ti- bus

e-jus.

Gloria

Patri,

etc.

Memento

Domine

David,

page

5 .

JESU

REDEMPTOR

OMNIUM.

Jesu,

Redemptor

omnium.

Quern

lucis

ante

originem

Parem

paternoa

glorisB

Pater

supremus

edidit.

Chants Paces

6

and

7.

Memento,

rerum

Conditor,

Nostri

quod'olim

corporis,

Sacrata

ab

alvo

Virginia

Nascendo,

formam

sumpseris.

Tu

lumen

et

splendor

Patris,

Tu

spes

perennis

omnium.

Intende

quas

fimdunt

preces

Tui

per

orbem

servuli.

Testatur

hoc

prsesens

dies

Currens

per

anni

circulum.

Quod

solus e

sinu

Patris

Mundi

salus ad veneris.



VESPERS.

57

Hunc

astra,

(ellus,

sequora,

Natalis

ob

diem

tuf,

Hunfc omne

quod

coelo

subesl.

Hymni

tributum

solvimus.

Salutis

Auctorem nov»

Novasalutatcantico.

Jesu,

tibi

sit

gloria.

Qui

natus

es

de

virginc

Et DOS

beata

quos

sacri

Cum Patre

et

almo

Spiritu

Rigavit

unda

Sanguinis,

-In

sempiterna

saecula.

Amen.

V

CrastinadiedelebituriniquitasterrsB.

V

Notum

fecit Dominus.

Alleluia

B

Etregnabit

super

nossalvatormundi.

S

Sulutare

suum.

Alleluia.

Psalms

—

Same

as

First

Vespers,

page

1

CRUDELIS

HERODES,

DEUM.

Chants

Pages

6

and

7.

Crudelis

Herodes,

Deum

Peccata,

quae

non

detulit,

Regem

venire

quid

times?

Nos abluendo

sustulit.

Non

eripit

mortalia

Qui

regna

dat

coelestia,

Novum

genus

potentiffl

Aquae

rubescunt

hydriae,

Ibant

Magi,

quam

viderant

Vinumque

jussa fundere,

Stellam

sequentes

praeviam

:

Mutavit

unda

originem.

Lumen

requirunt

lumine

:

.,..,.

Deum

fatentur

munere.

Jesu,

tibi

sit

gloria,

Qui

apparuisti

gentibus,

Lavacra

puri

gurgitis,

Cum Patre

et

almo

Sptritu,

Coelestis

Agnus

attigit,

In

sempitemS.ssecula.

Amen.

V

Reges

Tharsis

et

insulaa

munera

R

Reges

Arabum

et

Saba

dona

addu

afferent

cent.

{Second

Sunday

after

Epiphany.)

Psalms

—

For

Jirst

four,

see First

Vespers,

page

1

;

last

Psalm,

Credidi,

page

gjff

JESU

DULCIS MEMORIA.

Chants

Pages

6

ani^

7.

iESTj

dulcis

memoria,-

Quam

bonus

te

queerentibus

I

)ans

vera cordis

gaudia:

Sed

quid

invenientibus

?

Sed

supet

me'i

et

omnia

Ejus

dulcis

prsesentia.

Nee

lingua

valet

dicere.

Nee

littera

exprimere

:

Nil

canitur

suavlus,

Expertus

potest

credere

Nil

auditur

jucundius. Quid

sit

Jesum

diligere.

Nil

cogitatur

dalcius,

Quam Jesus

Dei Filius.

Sis,

Jesu.

nostrum

gaudmm.

Qui

es

futurus

prsemium

Jesu,

spes

poenitentibus.

Sit

nostra

in

te

gloria,

Quam

pius

es

petentibus

I

Per

cuncta

semper

ssecula,

Amen

y

Sit

Nomen

Domini

benedictura.

I^

Ex hoc

nunc

ei

usque

ia

sfficulum

Alleluia.

Alleluia.

4



58

VESPERS.

3Fpaal of

tip

l^nitr

iFamtlg.

{Third

Sunday

after

Epiphany.)

Psalms

—

Same

as

Fourth

Vespers.

LUX

BEATA.

O

Lux

beata

Coclitum,

Kt summa

spes

inortalium,

Jepii,

O cui

ilumestica

Arri(?it

orto

caritas.

Maria,

dives

gratia,

O

sola

quie

casto

potea

Fovere Jesuni

pectore.

Cum

lacte

donans

oscula.

Tuque

ex

vetustis

patribus

Delecte

custos

Virginis,

Dulci

patris

quern

nomine

Divina

proles

invocat.

De

stirpe

Jesse

Nobili

Nati

in

salutem

gentium,

V. Verbum

caro

factum

est.

Alleluia.

R.

Et

habitavit in

nobis.

Allelulia.

Audite

nos

qui

supplices

Vestras

ad

aras

sistimus.

Dum

sol

redux ad

vepi)erum

Rebus

nitorem

detrahit,

Kos hie

manentes

intimo

Ex

corde

vota

fundimus.

Qua

vestra

sedes floruit

Virtutis

omnia

gratia,

Hanc

detur in

domesticis

Referre

posse

moribus.

Jesu,

tibi sit

gloria,

Qui

natus

es

de

Virgine,

Cum

Patre,

et

almo

Spiritu,

In

sempiterna

siecula.

Amen.

V.

Ponam

universos

filios

tuos

doctot

a

Domino.

R.

Et

multitudinem

pacis

filiis tuis.

PsALSis

—

Same

as First

Vespers.

FsAiMS—

Same

as

First

Vespers.

SALUTis

mmu.

Salutis

humanse

Sator,

Jesu,

voluptas

cordium,

Orbis

redempti

Conditor

Et

casta

lux amantium :

Qua

victus

es

dementia,

Ut

nostra

ferres

crimina.

Mortem

subires

innocens,

A

morte

nos ut tolleres

Perrumpis

infernum

chaos.

Vinctis

catenas

detrahis

;

V.

Ascendit

Deus

in

jubilatione.

Alleluia.

R.

Et Dominus

in

voce

tubae. Alleluia.

Victor

triumpho

nobili

Ad

dexteram

Patris

sedes.

Te

cogat indulgentia,

Ut

damna nostra

sarcias,

Tuique

vultus

compotes

Dites beato lumine.

Tu

dux ad

astra,

et

semita,

Sis

meta

nostris

cordibus.

Sis

laerymarum

gaudium,

Sis dulce

vit«e

praemium.

Amen.

Y.

Dominus

in

coelo.

Alleluia.

R.

Paravit sedem

suam.

Alleluia.



59

ESPERS.

^cttvotxaae

of

Û

$o&epU*

{

Third

Su7iday

after

Easter.)

Psalms

—

Same as

First

Vespers, page

1.

Hymnus

—

Te

Joseph,

page

62.

f

Sub

umbra iiiius

quern

desideraver-

Ij

Et

FnirkMsejusdulcisgutturi

meo

am

sedi.

Alleluia

Alleluia.

Psalms

—

Same

as

First

Vespers,

page

1.

VENI,

CREATOR.

GREGORIAN.

tJ

s:

V

p-f=p

^$=,

Ve

-

ni,

Cre

- -

a

-

-

tor

Spi

ri -

tus,

^

-f^-v^r-

tu

rum

en

-

tes

-mm$

S-'

si

-

ta,

(S- \

-m^î

^

-r^^î^

EI-S^S

Im

-

pie

EEEEE^

i^^l

3=i=[

'F~'V~T

su

-

per

-

na

r

ti

'P

t

—

^-

rz^=:z:g-

r-



60

VESPERS.

VENI,

creator-Continued.

^m^^^^m^.

F~r r' r-r

to

-

ra.

Qiiro

.

.

tu

ere

•

- -

-

-

as

• •

-

ti

pec

-

to

-

ra.

^gr^

-

^-^-1

Qui

diceris

Paraclitus,

Altissimi

donum

Dei,

Fens

vivus,

ignis,

charitas,

Et

spiritalis

unctio.

Tu

septiformis

munere.

Digitus

paternae

dexterse,

Tu rite

promissum

Patris,

Sermone

ditans

guttura.

Accende

lumen

sensibus,

Infunde

amorem

cordibus,

Infirma

nostri

corporis

Virtute

firmans

perpeti.

V.

Repleti

sunt

omnes

Spiritu

Sancta

Alleluia.

R. £t

coeperunt

loqui.

Alleluia.

OREMUS

Tor

other

occasions,

see

page

384

Hostem

repellas

longius,

Pacemque

dones

protinus

:

Ductore

sic te

prsevio,

Vitemus

omne noxium

Per

te

sciamus

da

Patrera,

Noscamus

atque

Filium,

Teque

utriusque

Spiritum

Credamus

omni

tempore.

Deo

Patri

sit

gloria,

Et

Filio,

qui

a mortuis

Surrexit,

ac

Paraclito,

In

saeculorum

saecula.

Amen.

V.

Loquebantur

variis

Unguis

AtxJS

toli.

Alleluia.

R.

Magnalia

Dei.

Alleluia.

Psalms

—

Same

as First

Vespers,

page

U

JAM

SOL

RECEDIT

IGNEUS.

Chants

Pages

6

and

^.

Jam

sol

recedit

igneus:

Tu,

lux

perennis,

Unitas,

Nostris,

beata

Trinitas.

Infunde

amorem

cordibus.

Te mane

laudum

carmine

Te

deprecamur

vespere

;

V.

Benedicamus

Patrem

et

Filium

cum

Sancto

Spiritu.

R.

Laudemus

et

superexaitemus

eum

in saecula.

Digneris,

ut te

supplices

Laudemus

inter

Coelites.

Patri,

simulque

Filio,

Tibique

Sancte

Spiritus,

Sicut

fuit,

sit

jugiter,

Sseculum

per

omne

gloria.

Amen.

V. Benedictus

es

Domine

in

firma-

mento

coeli.

R.

Et

laudabilis

et

gloriosus

in

seocula



VESPERS

6i

(Corpus

<ttt)risti.

Psalms

—

Dixit

Dominus,

page

j

;

Confitebor,

page

2:

Credidi,

Beati

Omnes,

Psalm cxxvii.

Chant

as

for

Laudate

Pueri,

Page

23.

REATI

omnes,

qui

timent

Do

-

minum,

5 Ecce sic benedicetur ho

-

mo,

*

qu

*qui

ambulant

in

vi

-

is e

-jus.

ti

-

met

Do

-

minum.

2

Labores

manuum tuarum

quia

man-

6

Benedicat

tibi

Dominus

ex

Si

-

on

:

*

du

-

ca

•

bis :

*

beatus

as,

et be

-

ne

ti

-

bi

et videas

bona

Jerusalem

omnibus

die

-

e-rit.

bus

vi

-

tae

tu

-

se.

3

Uxortua

sicut vitis a

-

bun-dans,

*

7

Et

Videas filios

filiorumtu-o-

rum,*

in

lateribus

do-

mus

tu

-

se.

4

Filii

tui

sicut novellae

oli

-

va

-

rum,'

in

circuitu

mens

-

se

tu

-

se.

pacem

sup

-

er

Is

-

ra

-

el.

Gloria

Patri,

etc.

Lauda

yerusalem.

Range Lingua.

EE^

S=2

=i:

Pan

-

ge,

lin

-

gua. glo

-

ri

gS

-<s-

:?=:

-1^

—

(S>-

t=t

:i3

-1^-

Sl

:?2=

te

iiii»

£^

-o-

:^:

^=

-^-

^-B

?=g

San

-

gful

ftsp

as

-s>

—

(S-

-^1

—

r

nis

-

que

pre

-

ti

.42

-fS -



62

VESPERS

PANCE

LINCUA-CONTINUEO.

^^

s

=^

-St-

^-=3.^

-<S'-

i

^ ^^

iiUlSiil

pre

-

ti

um

Fruc

-

tus

ven-tris.

gen

-

e

-

:^F

^

-<s-

9-

r- -fS*-

22ZZ:

—

tS'

—

iS>-

:?2=&

:?2:

£^§

gz

^

^£^

i

:c2;

ro

SI,

Rex

ef

i^

fu

-

dit

=JF=*

^1

gen

ti

11

m

i

=:2

1^

:^:

'^^-

--^

-+- -H

i

221

I

Nobis

datus,

nobis natus

Ex

intacta

Virgine,

Et in

mundo

conversatus,

Sparse

verbi

semine,

Sui moras

incolatus

Miro

clausit

ordine.

In

supremae

nocte ccenae

Recumbens cum

fratribus,

Observata

lege

plene

Cibis in

legalibus,

Cibunti

turbae

duodenas

Se

dat

suis

manibus.

Verbum

caro,

panem

varum,

Verbo

carnem

efficit,

Fitque sanguis

Christi

merum,

I I

Et si

sensus

deficit,

Ad firmandum

cor

sincerum

Sola fides sufficit.

Tantum

ergo

Sacramentum

Veneremur

cernui,

Et

antiquum

documentum

Novo

cedat

ritui

:

Praestet fides

supplementum

Sensuum defectui.

Genitori

Genitoque

Laus et

jubilatio,

Salus,

honor,

virtus

quoque

Sit

et

benedictio,

Procedenti

ab

utroque

Compar

sit

laudatio.

AnieSv

V.

Panem

de

coelo

praestitisti

eis,

alle-

R.

Omne

delectamentum

in

se haber»-

iuia.

tem,

alleluia.

St.

Joscpi).

(igth

March.)

Psalms

—

Same

as First

Vespers,

page

i.

Te

Joseph,

Celebrent.

Chant

Page

53

Te,

Joseph,

celebrent

agmina

Ccelitum,

Te cuncti resonent

christiadum

chori,

Qui

clarus

meritis,

junclus

es

inclytse

Casto

foedere

Virgini.

Almo

cum

tumidain

germlne

conjugem

Admirans,

dubio

tangeris

anxius,

Afilatu

superi

Flaminis

Angelus

Conceptum

pueruin

docet



VESPERS.

63

Tu natum Dominum

stringie

ad

exteras

iEgypti

profugum

tu

sequeris

plagas

;

Amissum

Solymis

quseris,

et

invenis,

Miscens

gaudia

fletibus.

Post

mortem

reliquos

mors

pia

consecrat-

Palmamque

emeritos

gloria

suscipit

:

•

V.

Constituit eum dominumdomus

suae.

R. Et

princijpem

omnis

possessionis

suae.

Tu

vivens,

Superis

par,

frueris

Deo,

Mira

sorte

beatior.

Nobis,

summa

Trias,

parce

precantibus,

Da,

Joseph

meritis,

sidera scandere*

Ut tandem liceat

nos

tibi

perpetim

Gratum

promere

canticum.

Amen.

V.

Gloria

at

divitiae

in domo

ejus.

R.

Et

justitia

ejus

manet in

Saeoulum

Saeculi.

{24lh

June.)

Psalms—

Same

as First

Vespers,

UT

OUEANT

LAXIS.

Chants Pages

54

and

55.

Ut

queant

laxis resonare

fibris

Mira

gestorum

famuli

tuorum,

Solve

polluti

labii

reatum,

Sancte

Joannes.

Nuntius celso veniens

Olympo,

Te

patri

magnum

fore

nasciturum,

Nomen,

et vitae

seriem

gerendae

Ordine

promit.

Ille

promissi

dubius

superni,

Perdidit

promptae

modulos

louquelae

V.

Fuit

homo missus a Deo.

R.

Cui nomen

erat

Joannes.

Sed reformasti

genitus

peremptse

Organa

vocis.

Ventns

obstruso

recubans

cubiii,

Senseras

Regem

thalamo

manentem

:

Hinc

parens,

nati

meritis,

uterque

Abdita

pandit.

Sit

decus

Patri,

genitseque

Proli,

Et

tibi

compar

utriusque

virtus,

Spiritus

semper,

Deus

unus,

omn«

Temporis

aevo.

Amen.

V. Iste

Puer

magnus

coram

Domino.

R.

Nam

et

manus

ejus

cum

ipso

est.

(First

Sunday

0/

July.)

PsALMS—ForJirst

four,

see

FirU

Vespers, last,

Lauda

Jerusaltm,

FESTIVIS

RESONENT.

Chant

Page

52.

Festivis

resonant

compita

vocibus,

Humano

generi

pernicies

gravis

Gives

laetitiam frontibus

explicent,

Adami

veieris

crimine

contigit

:

Taedis

fliammiferis

ordine

prodeant

Adamvintegrita.«et

pietas

novi

Instruct

pueri

et

senes.

Vitam

reddidit

omnibus.

Quern

dura moriens

Christus

in

arbore

Fudit

multiplici

vulnere

Sanguinem

Nos

facti memores

dum

colimus,

decet

Saltem

fundere

laqrymas.

Cfamorem

validum

summus

ab

aetbere

Languentis

Geniti

si

Pater

audiit,

Placari

potius

sanguine

debuit,

Et

nobis veniam

dare.



VESPERS.

Psalms

—

Same

as

for

Third

Vespers,

page

37

DECORA

LUX.

65

Decora

lux

seternitatis,

auream

Diem

beatis

irrigavit ignibus,

Apostolorum

quae

coronat

Principes,

Reisque

in

astra

liberam

pandit

viam.

Mundi

Magister,

atque

cceli

Janitor,

Ikomae

parentes,

arbitrique

Gentium,

Per

ensisille,

hie

per

Crucis

victor

necem.

Vitae senatum laureati

possident.

V.

In

omnen terrara

exivit

sonus eorum.

R.

Et

in

fines

orbis

terras

verba

eorum.

O

Roma

felix,

quae

duorum

Principum

Es

consecrata

glorioso

sanguine

:

Horum cruore

purpurata

caeteras

Excellis

orbis

una

pulchritudines.

Sit

Trinitati

sempiterna

gloria,

Honor,

potestas,

atque

jubilatio,

In

unitate, quae

gubernat

omnia.

Per

universa

saeculorum

sascula.

Amen.

V.

Annuntiaverunt

opera

Dei.

R. Et facta

ejus

intellexerunt

^^Mcatfi?n <>f ffi^ljurch«0»

Psalms

—

First

four,

same

as

for

First

Vespers,

page

1

page

38.

last,

Lavda

Jerusalem,

CELESTIS

URBS JERUSALEM.

CcELESTis

UrDs

Jerusalem,

Beata

pacis

visio,

Quae

celsa de viventibus

Saxis

ad

astra

tolieris,

Sponsaeque

ritu

cingeris

Mille

Angelorum

millibus.

O

sorte

nupta

prospera,

Dotata

Patris

gloria,

Respersa

Sponsi

gratia,

Regina

formosissima,

Cfhristo

jugata

Principi,

Cceli

corusca

Civitas,

Hie

margaritis

emicant,

Patentque

cunetis

ostia

:

Viitute

namque

praevia

Mortalis illuc

ducitur,

Amore

Christi

percitus

Tormenta

quisquis

sustinet.

Scalpri

salubris

ictibus,

Et

tunsione

plurima,

Fabri

polita

malleo

Hanc

saxa

molem

construunt,

Aptisque

juncta

nexibus

Locantur in

fastigio.

Decus

Parenti debitum

Sit

usquequaque

Altissimo,

Natoque

Patris

unico,

Et

inclyto

Paraclito,

3ui

laus,

potestas,

gloria

iEterna

sit

per

saecula.

Amen.

V.

Haec est

domus

Domini

firmiter

V.

Domum

tuam

Domine

decet

sane-

sedificata.

titudo.

R. Bene fundata

est

supra

firmam

R-

In

longitudinem

dierum.

petram.

^



OOD.

67

2—

Nearer,

My

God,

to

Thee.

^'^^

I

Near

•

er,

my

God,

to

Thee,

Near

-

er to

Thee

fSppipifSpi

i=z

ppprspi

pi

ig^^#jllM

Still

all

my

song

shall

be,

Near

-

er,

my

God

to

Thee,

iiii^i

n

i^iPpiPilSii

Near-

er,

J:

my

God,

to

Thee,

PE

i^rz=.-ffr-=P=E

- --

2.

Deep

in

Thy

Sacred

Heart

Let

me

abide,

Thou that has

bled

for

me.

Sorrowed,

and

died

;

Sweet shall

my

-weeping

be,

Grief

surely

leading

me.

Nearer,

my

God,

to

Thee,

Nearer to

Thee.

3.

Friends

may

depart

from

-me.

Night

may

come

down,

Clouds of

adversity

Darken and

frown

;

Near

er

Thee.

'^mm^t^

till

through

my

tears

I'll

see

Hope

gently

leading

me

Nearer,

my

God,

to

Thee,

Nearer

to

Thee.

And

when

the-goal

is

won.

How

like

a

dream.

In

the

dim

retrospect.

Sorrow

will

seem.

'Sweet

will

my

transports

be

Jesus,

thy

face

to

see,

When

I

have

come,

at

last

Nearer

to

Thee.



GOD.

69

4—1

Love

Thee,

Thou

Lord

Most

High.

zzlt:

m^^fm^M^^î^

I love

Thee,

O

Thou

Lord

most

high

I

Be-cause Thou

first

hast

lov

-

ed

me;

I

*j

:iF^

i=i

^^:

—I

—

m «

—

seek

no oth

-

er

li

-

ber

•

ty,

iîiPlî^

But

that of

be

-

ing

bound

to Thee.

.J-_-I*L

mmmm^^^^m^

CHORUS.

t

:-ii=?Jtt£-£iE5.=E?^

at^

My

God

I

here

pro

-

test

to

Thee,

No oth

-

er

will I have than

Thine

;

What

-^1^

:if^

1^--

5J:

^

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ev

-

er Thou hast

giv

•

en

me,

I here a

-

gain

to

Thee

re

-

sign.

2

All

mine

is

Thine,

say

but

the

word,

Whate'er

Thou

wiliest

shall be

done

;

I

know

Thy

love,

all-gracious

Lord,

I

know

it

seeks

my

good

alone.

4.

3.

Apart

from

Thee,

all

things

are

nought

;

Then

grant,

O

my

supremest

bliss

=\-

:3—

=sE^—

-=^3=^

M—M-iX

Grant

me

to love Thee as I

ought,—

Thou

givest

all

in

giving

thisl

My

memory

no

tho't

suggest,

But shall to

Thy

pure

glory

tend

;

My

understanding

find no

rest,

Except

in Thee

its

only

end.



10

CnOIiUS.

Moderate.

GOD

6—

Strike,

Strike

the

Harp.

P

mm=B

Strike,

strike

the

harp

in

praise

of

God

Wake

the

.-J

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r

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&

t~t.

t

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-

i

-

ous

the

song

must

5—

J—

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Fine.

g^=g

be

Of

the

Great

Cre

-

a

-

-

-

tor's worth.

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^^^^^

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Jf

2>VET.

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ture

in

her

calm

-

ness

rais

-

es

I

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of

2=

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glad

•

ness,

peace

and

love

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72

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GOD.

COME,

LOUD

ANTHEMS-CONTINUCO.

B.C.

^ onus.

Rock

name

em

Mak

we

praise,

be

•

longs,

pire

lies,

er,

fall.

}

f

Great

is the

Lord

I

what

tongue

can

^1-

m^.

^^^

frame

pfc

^

An

e

-

qual

hon

our

to

His name.

^^nz

^

tt^l

7—

Praise

Ye

the

Lord.

Moderate,

i^

-^—

-^

OLD

HYMNAL.

I

Praise

ye

the

Lord

;

on

ev

-

'ry height

Songs

to

His

glo

-ry

Trr

mt

m

—

#

:f:

SS^3^:

^^

-^

i^lM

p-

raise;

Ye

an-gel

hosts,

ye

stars of

night,

Send

forth

your

voice of

^^l^p

M^M



GOD.

PRAISE

YE

THE

LORD-CONTINUCO.

73

SS

praise

;

For

His

the

word

that

gave

you

birth,

And

ma

•

jes

•

ty

and

^'^~:^ 1

m^ ^^^

:3-

1^

W

¥^^^m

:^=«

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might

r

Praise

to the

High

-est

from the

earth,

And

kt the

deeps

u«

^:

L'^CZfc: -^

^

2:

i^-i:^

f

£=E

^

ite. Praise to

the

High-est

from the

earth.

And

let

the

deeps

u

-nite,

P^^

22Z:

#

—

••-

-=1-

2 O

fire

and

vapour,

hail

and

snow,

3

Ye

judges,

rulers,

kings,

whose

hand

Ye

servants

of His

will

:

The

sceptre

waves on

high,

O

stormy

winds,

that

only

blow O

youths

and

virgins

of

the

land

;

His

mandates

to fulfil

;

O

age

and

infancy

;

'

Ye

mountains,

rocks,

to

heav'n

that rise

;

Praise

ye

His

Name,

to

whom

alone

Fair

cedars of the wood

;

All

homage

should

be

given.

All

things

of

life

that

wing

the

skies,

Whose

glory

from

th'

eternal

throne

Or

track

the

plains

for food.

Spreads

wide

o'er

earth

and

heav'n.



Allegro

Moderato.

OUR

BLESSED

LORD.

9—

Jesus

is

God.

75

Prf^

m^^

Je

-

sus

is God

;

the

sol

•

id

earth,

The

o

-

cean

broad

and

bright,

The

igif*-^j^^^j

pfe^feip^W^

Sir

count

-

less

stars,

like

gold

-

en

dust

That

strew

the

skies at

night.

m

WtEBEi

P

The

^^^^^^^^

heel

-

iag

storm,

the dreadful

fire,

The

pleas-ant

wholesome

air.

The

I

^

I

^i^

^^

*-

sum-mer's

sun,

the

win-ter's

frost,

His

own

e

rg

^^

-jm-^

-J

^

S-

a

•

tionswere.

^EEE^^^

^

2

Jesus

is

God

,

the

glorious

bands

Of

golden

angels sing

Songs

of

adoring

praise

to

Him,

Their

Maker and

their

King.

He

was

true

God in

Bethlehem's

crib,

On

Calvary's

Cross

true

God,

He

who

in

heaven

eternal

reigned,

In

time on

earth abode.

3

Jesus

is

God

;

alas,

they

say

On

earth the

numbers

grow

Who

His

Divinity

blaspheme

To

their

unfailing

woe

•

And

yet,

what

is the

single

end

Of

this

life's

mortal

span,

Except

to

glorify

the God

Who for

our

sakes

was

Man

)

4

Jesus

is

God

;

let

sorrow

como

And

pain

and

every

ill

;

All

are

worth while

—

for

all

are means

His

glory

to

fulfil

;

Worth

while

a

thousand

years

of

life

To

speak

one

little

word,

If

by

our Crtdo

we

might

own

The

Godhead

of

our

Lord.



HOLY

NAME.

TJ

JESU

I

SAVOUR

OF MY

SOUL-CONTINUED

2

Other

refuge

have

I

none,

Hangs

my

helpless

soul

on

Thee,

Leave,

oh

leave

me

not

alone,

Still

support

and

strengthen

me.

All

my

trust

in

Thee

is

stayed.

All

my

help

from

Thee

I

bring

;

Cover

my

defenceless

head.

With

the cover

of

Thy

wing.

Moderato.

11

—

Jesus,

JesuSj

Dearest

Lord.

^^=K^

U

1

O

Je-sus, Jesus

dear-est

Lord,

For-give

me

if

I

say.

For

2

O

won-der-ful

that

Thou shouldst

let

So

vile a heart

as

mine,

Love

3

O

Light

in

dark-ness,

Joy

in

grief,

O

Heav'n

be-gun

on

earth

Je-

•M^

—

I

1

—

-I

—

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P

I*

I*

t Ci I

^

—

W

P

--

^^-

I

't^

l^

^

I

i

ve

-

ry

love,

Thy

sacred

Name,

A

Thee

with

such

a

love

as

this,

And

sus

my

Love

my

treasure

who

Can

i^

r

r

r

r'

I

I

thousand

times

a

day.

I

make

so

free

with

Thine.

The

tell

what

Thou art

worth?

O

%-^-=r-w-

-p

—

r—

g-

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—

i^i

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I |-i-z v 1--=

—

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U

u

U

^

^

I ^'

1

'

U

'b^'

1^^'

-Si^*

C^r

love

Thee

so,

I

know

not

how

My

transports

to

con

-

trol

;

Thy

craft

of

this

wide

world

of

ours,

Poor

wis-dom

seems

to

me;

Ah

sus,

Je-sus,

sweetest

Lord,

What

art Thou not

to

me? Each

^^

g=zii=i=:



78

HOLY NAME.

JESUS,

JESUS,

DEAREST

LORD-CONTINUED.

1-1*:^:

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22:

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r

5

my

ve

-

ry

soul

I

^

^

^

^ ''

'

~

'

'

i~

love

IS

like a

burn-ing'

fire,

With

-

in

dear

-

est

Je-siis,

I

liave

grown

Child

-

isli

with

love

of Thee,

hour

brings

joys

be-fore

un-kno\vn,

Each

day

new

lib

-

er

-

ty.

^S

m=e-=r:

H

H

=1=

^^

-j=i:.

fe*=

Andante

12

—

Jesus,

Thou the

Beauty

Art.

o

je-sus,

Thou

the

beauty

art,

Of

an

-

gel

worlds

a

-

W^eEEi^

T-

M=i^

,.^2-

42-

-f^-

bove,

. .

Thy

name

is

mu

-

sic to

the

heart,

En

-

chanting

it with

-4^

r^^

^

.

^

f=2-

rt

love,

Ce

- -

les-tial

sweetness un

-

al

loyed.

Who

eat

Thee

hunger..

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^2.

^

,

m

,

(2.

m

Iff-*:

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still,

Who

drink

of

Thee still

feel

avoid

Which

naught

but Thou canstfill

ny

c

.

m

^

tz?

—

^-

-^

-^

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Ip:

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Holy

name.

79

jesus,

thou

the beauty art-

continued.

»

O

Jesu,

love

unchangreable,

3

O

fairest of

the

sons

of

day

For

Whom

my

soul

doth

pine

I

More

fragrant

than

the

rose

I

O

fruit

of

life celestial

1

O

brighter

than

the

dazzling'

ray

O

sweetness

all

divine

That

in

the

sunbeams

glows

;

*

When

once

Thou

visitest

the

heart,

May

every

heart confess

Thy

name,

Then

truth

begins

to

shine

;

And

ever Thee

adore

;

Then

earthly

vanities

depart

;

_

And,

seeking

Thee,

itself

inflame,

Then

wakens

love

divine.

*

To

seek Thee

more

and

more.

13

—

Sweet

Name Which

Makes the

Dying

Live.

Music

by

Sister of

Mercy,

St.

Xavier's,

Chicago^

111.

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Sweet

name

which

makes

the

dying

Hve,

Which

gives

the

blind

their

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—

^'

f^-

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—

^

—

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•

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—

^-

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I

—

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—

sight.

The

source

of

all

my

faith,

my

hope,

my

safety

and

my

I

1

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light.

O

Ma

ry

teach

me

to

pro-nounce,

That

name

of names

most

:3:

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--^--

-si

—

—

Bit.

a

tempo.

-m-e--

-J

, ^_

-•

*

i

-ztis^z.

dear,

and soft

-

ly

bend a

-

dor-ing

head,

When

Jesus'

name

I

hear;

-J

^-.-

I

t=:

I

I

-tz::

—

s>-—

n

Sweet

name which cooled the

martyr's

Sweet

name,

which

bids

temptation

fly,

And

o'er

each torment new

[fire

And baffles satan's

power;

A

charm

of

heavenly

comfort

shed.

What name

like

thine

can

bear me

up

A

fresh celestial

dew

In

death's

appalling

hour



SACRED

HEART.

8i

JESUS,

THE VERY THOUGHT OF

IKE-Continued.

2

O

hope

of

every

contrite

heart,

O

joy

of

all

the

meek,

To

those who

fall how

kind

Thou

art.

How

good

to those who

seek.

But what of

those

who find

?

Ah

this

Nor

tongue

nor

pen

can

show

;

The

love of

Jesus

what it is

||:None

but

His

loved

ones

know.-:||

3 Jesus,

our

only

joy

be

Thou,

As

Thou

our

hope

will

be

;

Jesus,

be Thou

our

glory

now.

And

through

eternity.

O

King

of

Love,

thy

blessed

fire

Does

such sweet

flames excite

That

first it raises

the

desire,

||:Then

fills it

with

delight.

:||

15—Give

Me.

Jesus

Dear,

a

Place

to

Dwell.

S:

Chorus.

:»=^«T

^=

Give

me,

O

Je

•

sus

dear,

a

place

to

dwell.

With

-

in

Thy

^teE£

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r

ii

—

m

—

ai

—

^-

—

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sa-cred

Heart

all

meek

and

kind,

Thy

sa-cred

Heart

shall be

my pris-on

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cell

Hi:

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trust,

1_

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and

re

-

pose

I find.

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i



82

SACRED

HEART.

Solo.

GIVE

ME,

JESUS

DEAR,

A

PLACE

TO

Lmii-Continucd.

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r—

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SACRED

HEART.

BEHOLD

THE

HEART

WHOSE

LOVE FOR

MAN-CONTINUCO.

83

Yei

Whose ar-dor

burn-ing,

And

Whose

ten-der

yearning

Meet

with

coldness and disdain

O

l-^^

—

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—

^'-

^—

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-

6red

Heart

O

Heart

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Thou

art

our

hope,

Thou

arl^our

home

I

All

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glo

.

ry,

love,

and

thanks

be

Thine

I

Thy.

Kingdom

come,

Thy

Kingdom

come

tf

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^mm

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a.

The

Kingdom

of the

Prince

of

peace,

Whose

reign

of

love shall

never

cease;

Meek and humble

sovereign

All

our

passions

govern

\nd

our

League

of

ove increase

Chorus.

Oh

reign

of

gentle

lowliness,

Of

pure,

devoted

holiness.

Of

the

gracious

merit

Of

a selfless

spirit,

Heal

our

wounds,

our

sorrows

bless

I

Chorus.

By

all

the

love and

rapture

sweet

That

swayed

the

Blessed

Marguerite,

Let

Thy

cross

be

ours,

And

Thy

thorns,

our

flowers,

Thy

blesl

flames,

bur

sure

retreat

,

^

Chohus.



84

SACRED

HEART.

17

—

Sweet

Heart

of

Jesus

be

My

Love.

Moderate

y^

^'-4-

^ii

v—i-l

i

•

I

—

1

1

Sweet

Heart of

Je-sus

be

my

love,

O

be

my

love

I

pray,

B%^^.

ry

deed,

With

Thy

dear

self

each

day

i^lEi

hast

O Lord

en-gra-ven

me

In

Thy

dear hands

and

Heart.

O

wound

me

now

v.ith

-

-0-0

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impart,

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of

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my

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my

love I

pray,

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Thy

throne

within

my

heart

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reign

there

night

and

day.

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th

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happy

union

fruit of

love,

All

other

bonds are

vnin

;

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here each

bitter

grief,

And

lightens

every

pain.

I

bless,

O

Lord,

Thy

kingly

heart.

My

sweetest

treasure

here

:

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fills

my

soul

with

heavenly

joy,

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dries

each

falling

tear.

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dear

Lord

I

come

To

seek

a

rest

divine

:

And

through

the

wounds

in

Thy

blest

I

place

my

heart

in

Tiiino.

[side,

O

take

it

Lord,

and

in

roturn

I ask

one

gift

of

Thee.

That

Thou

wilt

fill

it with

Thy

love

For

all

eternity.



SACRED

HEART.

85

18—0

Sacred

Heart

that

on

the Cross.

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sweet

Sacred

Heart,

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faith,

temple

of

love,

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to

Calvary's

hour,

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deep

resolve

I

turn

to

Thee,

Thy

beatings

were

for

me

alone

;

And

pardon

ask for

every

sin

,

Yet

have

I

scorned

its

gentle

power,

My

heart

henceforth

shall

beat

with

Thine,

For

all

Thy

many

favours

shown.

Nor

let

the

slightest

evil in.

4

O

give

me

grace

to do

Thy

will.

And

keep

my

soul

from

every

stain

;

That

when

my

last

sad hour

has

come,

I

may

not look

to

Thee

in

vain.



86

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SACRED HEART

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in this

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repose

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now

the

Lord

is

my

defence,

I

fear

no

earthly

foes.

What

though

I

suffer,

still in

love

I

ever

true

will

be

;

My

love

of God

shall

deeper

grow,

When crosses

fall

on

me.

3

From

every

bond of

earth,

O

Lord,

Thy

grace

hath

set me

free

;

My

soul

delivered from

the

snare

Enjoys

true

liberty.

Nought

more

can I desire than

this,

To see

Thy

face in

Heav'n

;

And

this I

hope

since

He

on

earth

His

heart

in

pledge

hath

giv'n.



SACRED

HEART.

87

20—

Hear

the

Heart

of

Jesus

Pleading.

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be;

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My

Heart

se-rene and

ho

-

ly,

All

your

self-

ish

cares re-

sign.

Dear-est

Jesus

meek

and

low-ly,

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oh,

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lily's

whiteness,

Fairer

than

the

fairest

snows,

In

the

beauty

and

the

brightness.

Of

your

souls

I

seek

repose

,

Calmly

keep

your

hearts before

Me,

From

the stain

of

passion

free.

Heart of

Jesus

1

we

implore

Thee,

Make, oh,

make

us

pure

like

Thee

I

5

Heart of love

1

in Thee

confiding.

We

shall learn to

do

Thy

will

;

In

Thy

sacred

wounds

abiding,

Burning

love

our

breasts

shall

fill.

We

shall

bless

Thee,

and

obey

Thee,

Ever

serve Thee

faithfully

;

Sweetest

Heart

we

humbly

pray

Thee,

Let

us

live

and

die

in

Thee

.



88

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HEART

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Heart

In

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in

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ot

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our

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and

ming-le

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der

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here,

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the

liv

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wat-ers

spring-ing,

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of

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our

treas-ure

here

on

earth,.

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in

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God

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AND

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came

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those

sparks

our

love in

-

spire,

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we burn

with

that

blest

woe,

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hearts

re-fuse

to

flame

All

our

sins,

our

slights,

our

coldness,

All our in--

suits

we

de-

flow;

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us

take

Thy

cross,

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bear

it,

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thorn

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Lord,

our

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We

will

never

wound Thee

ours,

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to wear

it,

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HEART.

SACRED HEART-

Continued.

O Sacred Heart

I

O Sacred

Heart

So

spotless

and

so

pure

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weakness and

our

misery,

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rest

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the

Altar,

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of

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day,

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draw

us

close

to

Thee,

sweet

Lord

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To

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pure

and true

must

be

the

soul,

That

fain would hide

in

Thee,

Oh

I

And

joyous

victims

we

shall

be.

Consumed

beforeThy

throne.

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SACRED HEART.

UPON

THE

ALTAR,

NIGHT

AND

DAY-Cmtimueo.

93

by

the

sconrg-es

of their

crimes,

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ag

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re

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new.

now

re-pair,

by

praise

and

pray'r,

The

wrougs

of

Thy

dear

Heart

I

let

Thy

roy

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al

love

sup-ply,

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all

our

mis

-

er

-

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dead

to

sin,

if

dead

to

self,

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live to Thee a

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lone I

joy

and

grief,

in

life

and

death,

Our

hearts

are

ev

-

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Maestoso.

25—

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be

Still

Our God is

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strength

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us

pow

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throne;

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kneel,

our bosoms

swell-ing.

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joy

but

sel-dom

bove

;

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of

Jes

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light

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HEART

PEACE.

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STILL

OUR COD

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a

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hast called.

the

heavy-laden,

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the

poor,

the frail

to

Thee,

See

us

then,

O

Son

of

Maiden

I

None could

poorer

frailer

be

,

Thou

dost

know

the

woes and

weakness

Of a nature

prone

to

ill,

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of

mercy

I Heart

of

meeknesfvl

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shield,

our

succour

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Thy

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and

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come a

dark-some

eve,

Lord

1

we

come

with

spir-its

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kuow

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HEART.

TO

THY

PURE

AND

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HEART-CONTINUEO.

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Thee do

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love

for

man

does

reign.

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hearts.

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been,

To

wound

Thy

side

with cruel darts

Which

they

have

made

by

sin.



98

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HEART.

29

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Your

Ranks

Oh

All Ye

Leaguers.

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all,

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dear

Re-deem-er,

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our

King

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mer-cies

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graces

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cross

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mine

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are

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majesty

divine,

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a

heart

as

mine?

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divine,

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that

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never

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depart,

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HEART.

JESUS

DEAR,

THY

SACRED

HEART-Cqntinueo.

3

Thy

Sacred

Heart

was

pierced

for

me.

And

bled

at

every

pore

From

past

offences

set

me

free,

Oh

them 1

shall

deplore.

My

tears

shall

never

cease

to

flow

Because

from Thee I've

strayed,

Who with

such

weight

of

pain

and

woe

My

ransom

freely

paid.

O

let

me

kiss

Thy

sacred

feef.

Thy

bleeding

hands

and

side:

To

suffer

pain

for Thee is

meet,

•Who

freely

for me

died.

Sacred

Heart,

celestial

feast,

Of

all

the

bless'd

above,

1

hope

in

bliss

Thy

sweets

to

taste

And

glow

with

heavenly

love.

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32—

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shall

I

ever

Know

the

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I ev

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ei

know the love

Thou

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know,

nor

heaven's

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me?

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Thou

art;

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men

be-low,

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bove,

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love is on

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felt

and seen

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By

love

can tell

or see.

Je

-

su's

Sa-cred

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0.

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Heart

of

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I

im-plore

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I

may

love

Thee

more

and

more.

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God,

Thou

loved'st

me

before

The

world

or

time

began

:

And

now,

as

if

to love me

more,

Thou

lovest

me

as

man.

It

seems,

dear

Lord,

Thou

wouldst

forsake

Thy

glory,

to

impart

Thy

life

to

me,

when

Thou

didst take

A

living

human

Heart.

3

The

earth

beneath,

the Heaven

above,

Thy

mercy

would

entwine.

To

thus

unite in links of

love

The

human

£md

divine.

pPpH

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so

that

in

cur

griefs

and

joys

Thou

mightest

have

a

part,

And

feel

with

us

and

sympathize,

Thou

hast

a

human

Heart..

O Sacred

Heart

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in Thee

enshrined

Is

all

that

angels

prize

;

Within

Thy holy

depths

I

find

My

solace

and

my

joys

,

For

The^

and

for

Thy

love I

yearn

,

Teach

me the

heavenly

art,

To

be like

Thee

—

Thy

lessons

learn,

O

meek

and

bumble

Heart.



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SACRED

HEART.

33—

To

Jesus'

Heart

all

Burning.

103

I

To

Je

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sus' Heart

all

burn

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sus,

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heart

and

tongue.

i

2

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for

me on

fire,

With

loveno

man

can

speak,

My

yet

untold

desire,

God

gives

me

for

Thy

sake,

3

Too trne

I have

forsaken

Thy

flock

by

wilful

sin

,

Yet

now let

me be

taken

Back

t(?

Thy

fold

again.

4

As

Thou

art

meek

and

lowly.

And

ever

pure

of

Heart,

So

may

my

heart

be

wholly

Of

Thine

the

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HEART

HEART

OF

JESUS

I

DEAREST

TREASURE

1.

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of Je

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sus dear

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treas

-ure,

Joy

of

an

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of

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and

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us

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temp

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of

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Thou hast

taught

us

How to seek

and

how to

find.

And

that

lesson

now

has

brought

us

To

Thy

heart

so

sweet

and

kind.

What we

ask,

with faith

believing.

Thou hast

pledged

Thy

word

to

give,

And

Thy

word

is

not

deceiving,

But

the truth

by

which we

live.

3 Heart of

Jesus,

whilst

we

waited

For

the

favors

now

obtained,

Not

a

moment

had

we

doubted

That

by

prayer

they'd

be

gained.

Thou

hadst

told us

that

our treasures

Would

be

found

in

Thy

dear

heart.

And

we

knew

that

without measure

Thou

dost

all

Thy

gifts

impart.



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SACRED HEART.

36

—

Close

Veiled in that Sweet

Sacrament.

SOLO

with

TWO-PART

CHORUS.

From Rossini.

in

that

sweet

era-men

-

tal

not loved

1

O

for

us could

like

wea

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era

-

ment,

Our

King

un-crowned

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an

-

gels,

weep.

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do

no

more,

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shall

seek

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our

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head

of

crowns

a

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bove,

3

Virgins

chaste,

breathe

bit-ter

sighs,

4

agnish deep

it

sighed

and

bled,

5

in

Thy

Heart

a sweet

re

-

pose,

Love's

price

That

our

O

earth,

A cru

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in

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less,

dear

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est

glad

hearts

might

be

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in

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mys

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tic

guise;

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a

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round.

And

crown

Him

with

their

fond-est love

;

3

mourning

deep,

Withdraw

your light,

ye

ra

-

diant

skies;

4 thro'

its

core.

For

us

His

last

life's

blood

was

shed;

5

cap

-

tive

keep.

Our hearts with-in

thine own

en

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close

;

Our

O

For

That

Oh

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JvJ

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sus left

His

realms of

light,

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Lov

-

ing

Heart,

Thy

priceless

worth,

How

3

all our

soul's dear

spouse

hath

died.

For

4

spear,

oh,

Je-sus,

pierced

Thy

heart.

That

5

Beau

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ty

an

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ev-er

new,

Thy

On

wings

of

love to

earth

He's

lit

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tie is

it

sought

or

all

His heart

with

love

doth

we

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My

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Dear

Sacred

Heart.

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1

Thou art

my

hope,

dear sacred

heart,

in all

my

lone-ly

hours,

When

dead and

2

Thou art

my

shield,

O Sacred

Heart,

for

in

temptation's

hour,

I

feel

my

3

Thou art

my

love,

dear

Sacred

Heart,

Thy

wounds

I

fondly

kiss,

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thy

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my path,

are

life's most

precious

flowers

Then

Heart

of

Jesus

soul

grow

faint and weak before

an

ev

-

il

power,

But

calling

on

Thy

flow

-

ing

blood

I find

a

per-fect

heavenly

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hear

Thee

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weary

blessed

Name

my

soul

grows strong again,

I

cling

to

Thee

sweet

Sacred

of

my

soul still clos-er round

thee

twine Let

me

sweet

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in

life

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PRECIOUS

BLOOD

III

38

Hail,

Jesus,

Hall

Who

for

My

Sake.

1

Hail,

je

-

sus,

Hail

Who

for

2

To

end

-

less

a

-

ges

let

3

O

sweet

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est

Blood,

that

can

4

Oh,

to be

sprink

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led from

5

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there

is

joy

a

mid

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my

sake Sweet

blood

from

us

praise

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pre

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for

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whose

price

could

raise

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world

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and

Heaven

restore,

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which sin had

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fears

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hear

my

sighs,

regard

my

tears

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hide

me

in

TFiy

wounds,

there

may

I

stay,

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never,

never

more

be

turned

away,

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never,

never

more

be

turned

away

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me,

save me from

my

deadly

foe

I

Call

me

at

death

from off

my

bed

of woe

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me

to

Thyarms

to

hymn

Thy

praise,

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Thy

Saintsin heaven

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endlessdays.

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Thy

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heaven

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days.

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my

heart

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SACRAMENT.

WHAT

LIGHT

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STREAMINC

FROM

THE

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mys

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of love

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His

re-splen-dent

throne

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as He is in

heaven

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comes in

beau

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and in

You will be

-

come His

hap-py

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flood of

joy

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your

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you

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Saviour

comes unseen

to dwell.

Among

the

souls

He

loveth

well.

love,

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fill

with

sweetest

peace,

and

cheerThe

hearts

Hisown

heart

holds

spdear

breast:

All

earthly

cares shall

lade

a

-

way,

As

night

before

the

approach

of

day.

ground

,

The Lord is with

you

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right

arm

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guard

your

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near me

hover

round.

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reclines on

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opening

skies

bright legions

dart,

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throbbings

flood

my

soul

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grace

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dear

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found

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rapt'rous

love

and bliss

divine.

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the Heaven

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heart.



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BLESSED

SACRAMENT.

43—

Jesus,

my

Lord,

my

God.

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my

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my

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my

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more.

2

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1

but

Mary's

sinless

heart

To love

Thee

with,

my

dearest

King,

O

with

what

bursts

of

fervent

praise

Thy

goodness,

Jesus,

would

I

sing

3

Thy

Body,

Soul,

and

God-head,

all

O

mystery

of

love divine

1

—

I

cannot

compass

all

I

have,

For

all

Thou

hast

and

art

are mine I

4

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sound

His

praises

higher still,

And

come,

ye Angels,

to our

aid,

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God

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God

the

very

God,

Whose

pow'r

both men

and

angels

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BLESSED SACRAMENT.

119

44

—

Jesus

Christ,

Remember.

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then,

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Saviour,

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supplicate

of

Thee,

That

here

I bowed

before

Thee,

Upon

my

bended

knee;

That here

I

own'd

Thy presence,

And

did

not

Thee

deny

;

\nd

g-lorify

Thy

g-reatness.

Though

hid

from

human

eye.

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3

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divine

Redeemer,

The

homage

of

my

praise.

Be

Thou the

light,

and

honour.

And

glory

of

my

days-

Be

Thou

my

consolation

When death

is

drawing

nigh

;

Be

Thou

my

only

Treasure,

Through

all

eternity.



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BLESSED

SACRAMENT.

45

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Host.

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Host,

we

fall

be-

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in

our

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word

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own

the Lord

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throne

descending

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becom'st

our

daily

bread

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celestial

hosts

attending

With

Thy

Flesh

our souls

are

fed.

Come,

Thou

source

of

ev'ry blessing.

Warm

our

hearts

with

love divine.

Let

Thy

grace,

our

souls

possessing,

Make

us

be

forever

Thine,



BLESSED

SACRAMENT

lai

46—

When Our

Saviour Wished

to

Prove.

I

When

our

Sav

-

viour

wished

to

prove

All

the full

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its

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speaks

with

love

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me,

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give

me

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me,

oh

give

me

that heart

of

thine.

i:

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3

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i

2

When

the dark and

stormy

night

Fills

the

soul

with

wild

affright

;

From

the

cloudlet

where

He

hides

Soon

a

ray

of comfort

glides.

Where

the

tear

of

mis'ry

falls,

Where

the voice

of sorrow calls

,

Still

He

speaks

with

love

divine,

Give

me,

oh

give

me

that

heart

of

thine.

6

3

Can

the Saints' ecstatic

flight,

Can the

winged

Seraphs'

might,

To

their

Lord

approach

more

near

Than do

we

poor

sinners

here

?

God

Himself

we

here

receive,

Nobler

gift

He

cannot

give,

Yet He breathes with love

divine.

Give

me,

oh

give

me that heart

of

thine.



122

BLESSED

SACRAMENT.

47—

My

God,

my Life,

my

Love.

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faith

beholds

Thee,

Lord

1

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in

human

food,

My

senses

fail,

but in

Thy

word

I trust

and find

my

God.

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Oh,

when

wilt

Thou be

mine,

Sweet

lover of

my

soul

?

My

Jesus

dear,

my King

divine,

Come

o'er

my

heart

to rule

4

Oh

come

and

fix

Thy

throne

Within

my

very

heart

;

Oh

'

make

it

burn

for

Thee

alone,

And

from

me

ne'er

depart.



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SACRAMENT.

48

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at

Thy

Altar.

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up-on

Thy

love,

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Chorus.

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make

my

heart

Thy

good-ness

feel And

cling

to

Thee

a

-

bove,

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^

îi^^li^pfe^îllîfei

u

l=l=i r=f

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2.

Oh

manna

which

my

sovereign

Lord,

4.

My

soul

here finds

a

sovereign

balm.

In

mercy,

left

for

me

;

A

care for

every

grief,

Without

this

mystery

adored,

'Mid

pain

and

care

a

heavenly

calm,

What

would

this

exile be ?

A

solace

and

relief.

Chorus. Chorus.

3.

A

desert land

of

woe

and

care,

A

dreary

land

of

strife,

Who

could

its

weight

of sorrows

bear

Without

I

his Bread

of

Life,

Chorus.

5.

O

Bread

of

Angels

aid

my

flight,

When from

this world I

soar,

To dwell in

realms

of

bliss

and

light,

for

ever

—

evermore

Chorus.



124

BLESSED

SACRAMENT.

49-0

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of

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or

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who

dost so

bind

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sweetest

love,

my

sovil

shall find

In

Thy

dear

bonds

true

liberty.

Thy

self

Thou

hast

bestowed

on

me,

Thine,

Thine

forever

I will

be.

Chorus.

—

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I

O

sweetest

dart of

love divine

I

I(

I have

sinned,

this

vengeance

tike;

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pierce

this

guilty

heart

of

mine.

And

let

it die

for

His

dear

sake.

Who

once

expired

on

Calvary,

Hisheart

pierced

through

for

loveofme,

CHORU'i-

BeiovedLordl In Heaven

above

Sweet

Jesus

;

Thou

awaiie^t me

To

gaze

on Thee

with

changeless

love,

This

is

my

hope

laid

up

fof

me.

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me

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ABOVE-CONTINUEO.

127

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go

to

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come

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me.

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my

heart

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pure

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by

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full of

grace,

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repeat

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Queen

of

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from him we

learn to

greet

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give

us

peace

which heax'^'n

alone

can

give.

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dead

thro'

Eve,

thro'

Mary

let

us

live.

3

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our

chains,

our

captive

souls

release

;

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give

us

light,

and let our darkness

cease;

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ev'ry

ill

that

preys

upon

our

hearts,

Fly

at

Thy

voice which

every

good

imparts.

4

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lives

unstain'd,

in

purity preserve

;

Nor e'er

permit

our

ways

from truth to

swerve,

That when

our

time

has

rolled

its

rapid

round,

We

may,

with

Christ,

in

heav'nly

bliss be

crown'd.

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VIRGIN

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135

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grace-

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gifts

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mighty

to

deliver

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her,

trust

her

lovingly

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the

tempest

rages

round

thee,

She

will

calm

the

troubled sea.

Gifts

of

heaven she

has

given,

Noble

Lady

to our

race

;

She,

the

Queen,

who decks

her

subjects

With the

light

of

God's

own

grace.

Sing,

my

tongue,

the

Virgin's

trophies

Who

for

us

her

Maker

bore.

For the curse of

old

inflicted,

Peace and

blessing

to restore.

Sing

in

songs

of

peace

unending.

Sing

the

world's

majestic

Queen

:

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not

nor

faint

in

telling,

All

the

gifts

she

gives

to men.

All our

joys

dp

flow

from

Mary

;

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join

her

praise

to

sing

:

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sing

the

Virgin

Mother,

Mother

of our

Lord

and

King.

While we

sing

her

awful

glory,

Far

above

our

fancy's

reach,

Let our hearts

be

quick

to

offer

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the

heart

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light

of

heaven,

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meekness

nearest

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hast

Mary

given,

Our

guide,

our

friend to

be.

Chorus.—

Sweet

Mother,

tears

are

falling.

From

hearts that

love

Thy

Son

,

Then

hear

thy

children

calling

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138

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

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their

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for

woe.

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what

joy

to

the

erring,

The sinful

and

sorrowful

soul

;

That

a trust in

her

guidance

Will lead

to

a

glorious

goal.

4

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us

sing,

then,

rejoicing.

That

God hath

so

honour'd

our

race,

As

to

clothe

with

our

nature,

Sweet

Mary,

the

Mother

of

grace.



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VIRGIN

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ter

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nal

-

ly,

i

e

-

ter

•

nal

I

ly

rs

2

Mother

of

God,

from

out

thy

heart

Our

Saviour fashioned

His

;

The

fountains of the

Precious

Blood

Rose in

thy

depths

of

bliss.

^^

3

Mother

of

God,

when

near

thy

Heart.

The

unborn

Saviour

lay,

JHe

taught

it

how

to

burn

with

love,,

For

sinners

gone

astray-



SOLO.

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY

I4I

64-Joy

of

My

Heart

Let Me

Pay.

wm

I

Joy

cf

my

heart

O let

me

pay....

To

thee

thme

own

sweet

month

of

I

m

^'^sm^^^^^^^^^—

^-i

fj

—

-1

—

m^

ay.

Ma-ry

I

onegift

I

beg

of

thee,

My

soul

from sin

and sor-row

-= -;.

^3=|

]^3^g

p^g:^:^g=^

fj

^^^m

m

^TJH:

w

.5.

.51.

.^

i^P

ree,

Direct

my

wand'ring

feet

a

-

right.

And be

thy-self

my

own

true

light

^Ê^îiiE^^Si

î-f

CHORUS.

H__

N

=i

Be

love

of

thee

the

purging

fire.

To

cleanse

for

God

my

heart's

do

sire;

Mother,

be

love

of

thee

a

ray

From

heav'ntoshowtheheavT.ward

way.

îi^Jiii



142

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

JOY

OF MY

HEART

I

LET ME

PAY-CONTINUED.

2

Mary,

make

haste

thy

child

lo

win

From

sin

and

from the

love

of

sin

Mother

of

God

let

my

po'or

love

A

mother's

prayer

and

pity

move.

O

M-iry,

when

I

come

to

die,

Be

thou,

thy

spouse,

and

Jesus

nigh.

Chorus.

When

mute

before

the

Judge

I

stand.

My holy

shield be

Mary's

hand

;

Oh

Mary

1

let

no

child

of

thine,

Id

hell's

eternal exile

pine.

J

Be

love

of

thee,

my

whole life

long

A

seal

upon

my

wayward tongue.

Write on

my

heart's

most secret

core

The

five

dear

wounds

that

Jesus

bore.

O

give

me tears

to

shed

with

thee.

Beneath

the Cross

on

Calvary.

Chorus.

One more

request

and T

have

done

;

With

love of ihee

and

thy

dear

Son.

More

let

me

burn,

and more each

day.

Till love

of

self

is

burned

away.

65—

Glorious

Mother

From

High

Heaven.

SOLO

Andante.

1

Glo

-

rious

Mo

2

Earth is

dark

3

Ma

-

ny

call

4

Bless

O

bless

ther

1

from

high

heav

some,

we

are

wea

up

-

on thee

Mo

us,

now

and e

-

en Down

up

-

ry,

Sa

-

tan

-

ther

1

Some

in

ver,

Thou

who

on

thy

chil

-

dren

gaze,

set

-

teth

snares

for

all;

mat

-

hood,

strong

in

youth

;

once

the

dark

earth

trod

;

Gath

-

ered in

Pray

for

us,

Some

in

age,

And

when

dy

thy

O

in

own

loved

ten

-

der

ten

-

der

ing,

waft

our

^

^

:zc2

CHORUS.

sea

-

son,

Th< e

Ma

-

ry

Pray

child

-

hood.

All

spi

-

rits

To

to

bless,

to

Je

-

in

lov

-

the

bo

-

sweet

^=m^=m

^^^

^^

g



BLESSED

VIRGIN MARY.

GLORIOUS

MOTHER

I

FROM

HIGH

HEAVEN-CoNTINUED

143

Ml

on

thy

al

-

tars Bloom

the

fairest buds

of

May;

O

may

^-w=m'-

2i.

^lill

^ iB

J:

^=r

ii^l^^^l^îSil

-

S

>i

r

r

r

I

II

we,

earth's sons

and

daugh-ters,

Grow

by

grace,

as

pure

as

they

^

:f=p:

2^^-.

1

66

—

Ah,

Her Smile

Makes

Heav'n

Rejoice.

:^^.

Sii^Ê^^^

1

Ah,

her smile

makes

heav'n re

-

joice,

2

Christian,

though

your

storm

toss'd bark

Eyes

of saints

to

On

the

sea

still

eta_z:5

^-=—

:

-i

—

h

--^

=1

a :

--s^ -qiqZH^=r--=z^=«|.

îJ *^

-=^=^-S=E5^5335^

iiE^^J^

^îi

glisten,

Ev-en

an

-gels

at

her

voice

Hush

their

harps

to

linger,

Can

you

call

the

way

too

dark,

Shown

by

Ma

-

ry's

fe

-(S>-



144

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

AH,

HER

SMILE

MAKES HEAV N REJOICE CONTINUED

n-t^f^g-z^

lis

-

ten.

And

tlie

liijht

of

Ma

r} s

eyes.

Adds

a

bliss

to

Par

-

a-

fin

-

ger?

Tim-id soul

where'er

you

are.

She

will be

your guid-ing-

t^T-

±

i

^

l=2r.

dise.

Keep

your joys,

oh,

ye

un-seen,We

would

wish

no oth-er

An-g-els,

Star,

In her

presence

nothing

harms,

Tempest

may

not

smother,

Throw

your

^P=

-ff-f:

^H^

-=l'

-^

F5-

ej

^

i^,i<

you

may

call

her

Queen

You

can-not

call her

Mother,

self

in-to her

arms,

You cannot doubt

^our

Mother.

I

Mother

Marj-,

we

^--^^

3^:

fF^:

turn to

thee

Let

us

thine

own

true

children be.

Mother

Ma-ry,

we

ii=ie:i:

'^^^m^

^J-m-

T^r-*-

i

r

—

^-

;^—

—

^^=s—

:5'-zz

:^___=l

Bl^

turn

to

thee,

4=

Let us

thine

own

true

child

-

ron

be.

_ ^

I

>

—

H-

m^^^^^m



BLESSED

VIRGIN MARY.

145

67—

Mother Of

Mercy,

Day By Day

:t3

—

I

—

^=^-

S=:t=t=^

^=*'

1

S;

:=i:

1

?=2:

:^

7^-

*

1

Mo-ther of

mer

-

cy,

day

by

daj',

My

love of

Mi 1 < =3

3,

-Si-

3^-

-^=^-

-^

?EES-:î:

-si-

thee

grows

more and

more,

Thy gifts

are

strewn

up-

zt-z^-^z

:^=i:

-.^^

:^-

1

P

r^=

^-^

-<Si-

i=^

on

my

way,

Like sands

up

- -

on

the

great

sea-

I

-

«-

m—.

m

-

-s;^

:t=-t

:^

=iSiP^

i

^gî:

—

si-

-^

icî

shore,

Like

sands

up

-

on

the

great

sea

shore

mz

--^-

i

^:

I

:^==-

2

Thy

love

for me

I

know

its

worth,

Oh,

it

is

all

in

all to

me;

For

what

did

Jesus

love on

earth

II

:

One

half so

tenderly

as

thee:||

-s:^

3

Get me

the

grace

to love thee

more,

Jesus

will

give

if thou

wilt

plead;

And

Mother,

when

life's care

are

o'er,

II

:

Oh,

I

shall love

thee then

indeed :||

4

Jesus,

when

His

three

hours

were

run,

Bequeathed

thee

from

the Cross

to

me,

And

oh

how

can

I

love

thy

Son,

||:

Sweet

Mother,

if

1

love not

thee?:))



146

BLESSED

VIRGIN MARY

68

—

Flower

Of

Grace,

Divinest

Flower.

^^^^^^m^

SL-^

1

O

flovv'r

of

grace^

di-vin-est

flow

-

er God's

light

thy

life,

God's

love

thy

2

Choice

flower

that

bloomest

on

the breast

Of

Je-sus,

that

is now

thy

dow'r

rest,

^?=S

j-i=W=*i=*

Tiiat all

a-lone

with

vir-gin

ray.

As thine

was

once

the

chosen bed

.

Dost..

Of..

m^^

tt=ff:

-t-tq-:

-f^E-t?^

&h

make

in heav'n eternal

Ma}':

Sweet

falls

the

peerless

dig-ni-ty

Of

His

dear

Heart

and

sacred

Head;

0,Mary

sweet

it

is

to see

Thy

:e_P:

-I

—

h

-I

—

I-

-iS>-

f^fe^^Ppfil^i^

W* ^^

God's

eternal

choice

on

thee.

Help

of Christians

with

mercy

lad-cn,0

V'irg-in

Son's

creation

g^raced

by

thee.

Help

of

Christians

with

mercy

lad-en,0

Virgin

I

—

I—

I

—

(—

3:

^-

T

i^



BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

147

FLOWER

OF

GRACE DIVINEST

FLOWER-

CONTINUED.

P

:5=^-^5-|^=

pure

O Mo-ther

mine

Light

of

earth,

and

joy

of

heav-en;May

love

and

pure

O

Mo-ther

mine

Light

of

earth,

and

joy

of

heav-en;May

love

and

-^-

:t=t

CHORUS

a^=i^=|sS-

-H

1

»b^

praise

be

ev

-

er

thine.

^

r\

a

<

c r^ ^

a-

,. a t-i

•

.

iu-

f

t)

now

r

or

God,

di-vin-est

flow-er.

The

praise

be ev

-

er thine.

)

'

'

iteb:

3-=

=r

Heart of

Je-sus

is

thy

bow'r.

Where

angels

come not

thou

Mary

art,

All

blooming-

H

—

m

—

m—

m-

:*=z»:

I

^^^m^^^m^^

n His

Sa

-

cred

Heart,

All

bloom-ing

in

His Sa

-

cred

Heart.

fei:

:Mz=J:

H-

-H



148

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

69

—

Come

And

Chant

The

Praises.

CHORUS

Atlegro

l^^S^

-•

—

'1

4

35

s

^

Come and

chant

ihe

prais-es,

0

—

s

—

(i-

Of

our

Mo-ther

blest;

Bring

ber

buds

the

^m

^^zgg^

^^^^^^^m

m

fair

-

est,

Sweet-est

flowers

and best

I

m

:i

i^

SOLO. Andante.

^-r

|

tj=j±rrr^

=

^^g^

^

kzh

I Be-hold

thy

lov-ing

child

ren,

Gathered

round

thy

Sll

I

feEiEfeg=iS=gi6^iai

shrine,

To

claim from

thee a

Mother'scare,

Grace and

lovedi-vine

H^^SzEE

2

Oh

I

teach

us

love of

Jesus,

Teach

us

love

of

thee

;

Obedient,

patient,

pure

and

mild,

May

we

ever be.

-f-

^-

^

P^-

3

And when

this

life

is

ended.

Be

thou

at

our

side;

As

now we

fondly

trust

in

thee

In thee we'll

then

confide.



Andante.

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

70—0

Mater

Admirabilis.

149

-^^-

^t

.S-

m0wM$i

^-

—

y-^

ZC^

:^.m.

O

Ma

-

ter Ad

-

mi

-

ra

-

bi-lis,

fair

li

•

ly

of the

^*=«

IZI:

t£

i^P

t^

%

-^

fe:::

:iPSfei:

zg^fflziS^z:™

field,

O

-

ra,

o

-

ra

pro

no

- -

bis,

Thy

lev

-

ingchildren

W^^-

^

C

HO

ft

vs.

~jr2

mmm^^^

life,

our

hope most

sweet,

O

ev

-

er

guide,

our

mmmmwmi^

K

wan

-

dering

steps

Uq

-

til

in

heav'n

we

meet,

O

g^J



A

A

She

And

In

^

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY

THE

DAY IS ER-CONTINUED.

151

-0-

^m

M

ipii^

thous-and

Vir

-

gin

hears

—

till

many

a

mark

^d

tvvink

pure

then

heart

^c

-

ling

stars

are

gen

-

tly

gleam

-

ing

—

all

oth

-

ers

far

ex

-eel

-

ling

—

to

mor

-

tal

ears

un

-

spok

-

en—

in

sin

and

guilt

now

froz

-

en,

cents

was

thy

an

-

swer

giv

-

en

J^

$

^

rest.

God.

grace

thee.

Lord.

The

Up

Those

Shall

Be

world

is

lifts

her

words

of

melt

be

hold

the

hushed.

.

heart

.

. .

.

love:,.

. .

neath

..

wil

. .

w-t

^^

^0^.

and all

is

laid to

in

tran

-

quil prayer

to

Hail,

Ma

-

ry,

full of

the

Sun

-

beam born

of

ling

hand

-

maid

of

the

CHORUS.

-I

/

-\-

:i

?

Hail,

full of

i

'

(

grace

^

^

3

ve

Ma

P

i

It^

llp^^g^^^^^fe

--jT

Hail,

full

of

grace

P

A

ve

Ma

.

ri

'&^m

SvtM.

a.

m

(J



BLESSED VIRGIN

MARY.

72-How

Pure,

How

Frail

And

White.

SOhO

jtJodcrato

.

J.

i^fcb-^

I How

pure,

how

frail

and

white The

snow

drops

•--§|-

J

^-

sc^

PJ^^îgi^î^l

shine,

Ga

-

ther

a

gar-land

bright

For Ma

-

ry's

iii^

A

CHORUS. Animato.

zE:^

i^^P

ii

J^

shrine.

Hail,

Ma-

ry

Hail,

Ma-

ry,

Queen

of heav'n

let us

re-

m

^^m

;î

j^«

^

peat.

^mî

ZIZHHZL

i

^-5?-

And

place

our

snow-drop

wreath

Here

—9'

_

at

her

feet.

2

For on

this

blesstid

day

She

knelt

at

pray'r.

When lo

before

her shone

^n

angel

fair.

3

Hail,

Mary

I

infant

lips

Lisp

it

to-day.

Hail,

Mary

with

faint

smile.

The

dying

say,

4

Hail,

Mary

many

a

heart

Broken

with

grief.

In

that

angelic

prayer

Has

found

relief.



Moderate.

BLESSED VIRGIN

MARY.

I53

73-Ah

What A

Joy,

Dear

Mothjgr.

?

m

T

I

:3:^r

I Ah

what

a

joy,

dear Mo

-

ther.

Thee to

S3:

3 iif^

I

—

I r I

—

m.

M

m

*

^^^==::.^^g

-f

i^

see.

And

be

in

heav-en

near thee

e

-

ter

-

nal

•

m

i

i

*

-.*: _.

m

1

I

#

p-

m

is

ly-

m

¥ 0-

t

Bright

spot-less

3=

%^%

^mm

*

^

ai

-

den,

Heav'n

ly

courts

a

-

dorn

-

ine

For end

-less

m

?

W

W

^^^mm

^

ears.

Our

hap

-

py

eyes

to

greet;

$

Fn:=FFt

Joy

of

the



X54

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

AH I WHAT A

JOY,

DEAR

MOTHER-Continued.

Tit.

g

a^^s

^:E^-

DjC.

day

When

we in

heav'n

shall meet.

^

-ig-

w

-^(2-

?

H&-

2

God's love around

thee

Clothes

thee with a

splendor

Eye

hath not

§een

Nor

heart

of man conceived

;

God's

blessed

angels

Their

fond

homage

render,

Sing

evermore

The

work

in

thee

achieved.

3

Joy

of

the

ransomed,

Saints

thy

love

proclaiming.

See

in

thy

smile

The

love of

thy

dear

Son,

Love

that

redeemed

them,

Grace

that

e'er

sustained

them.

Till the

long

strife

On

earth

was

hap'ly

done.

±J

74—

My

Own

Dear

Mother

Mary.

Ucqro.

HORUS. Allearo.

My

own

dear Mo

-

ther

Ma

-

ry,

Oh,

list,

while

I re

-

peat

^^g

^^^H

fe^^

child

-

like

lov

•

ing

ac

-

cents,

Thy

name

O

Ma-ry

sweet

With

§SE^

-m^m

fmm

-x—

jf-



feLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY

MY

OWN

DEAR

MOTHER

MARY

-Continued,

155

in

ig^^

my

heart

it

wak

-

ens,

Such

ten

-

der

thoughts

and

blest,

My

soul,

this

world for-sak

-

ing,

Be-fore

thy

throne

...,- would

rest.

Thy

^

W^

name, Oh,

Mo

-

ther Ma

-

ry,

is

mu

sic

to

my

soul

izfe:

g:

2

The cherubim

are

praising

Thy

beauty

and

thy

grace,

And

heaven

is

all illumined

And

ravished with

thy

face

Thy

name.

O,

Mother

Mary.

Is

music to

my

soul.

3

Dear

Mother,

I

am

weary

Of

daily

strife

with

sin,

Oh be

with

angels

near

me,

That

I

the

prize

may

win.

Thy

name.

O,

Mother

Maxy,

Is

music to

my

soul.

Allegretto.

75—

Joy Joy

Tlie

iVIother

Comes.

?:

.S=^:b:^_-

-^''M^'

S

?eI

I

Joy

1

joy

1

the

Mo- ther comes

And

in

her

arms she

±>:

Z^



157

Allegretto.

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

.76-

Hail,

Thou Star Of Ocean.

1

Hail,

thou

Star

of o

-

cean,

God's

own

Mo

-

ther

blest,..

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i:^^g=^P^=g-EEEg

^IpE^^^^

t—m

V

—

^--

fefc^

tZZT^

Ev

-

er

sm

•

less

Vir

-

gin,

Gate of

heav'n-ly

rest

mm

:pfe^j^^

^

^

V

m^m

W^W

Eii^Efe^

Tak

-

ing

that

sweet

A

ve Which from

Gab

•

riel

came,

W^

^=P=ip=pEp?

I

bE^

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in

us,

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Break the

captive's

fetters,

To

the

blind

give

day

;

Chase

all evils

from us

;

For all

blessings

pray.

Show

thyself

a

Mother

;

May

the

Word

divine,

Born for

us

thine

Infant,

Hear

our

prayers

through

thine.

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3

Virgin

all

excelling,

Mildest of the

mild,

Freed

from

guilt

preserve

us.

Meek and undeliled.

Keep

our

life

all

spotless.

Make

our

way

secure.

Till

we

find

in

Jesus

Joy

for

evermore.



I5S BLESSED VIRGIN

MARY,

77—

Mary,

Mother;

Shield Us

Through

Life*

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ry,

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ther

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shield

us

through

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life..

m

ro

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us from

the

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strife

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tern

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thee

we

reach

the shores

in

peace.

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—

«

i-—,/

—

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thee

we reach

the

shores

in

peace.

m:Em^^^m

1

Star of the

m.iin,

beneath

thy

veil

3

O Mother dear.

O

Virgin

blest,

Clinging

to

thee,

we

safely

sail.

Our

footsteps

guide

till death's

long

rest.

4

Sweet

morning

Star,

when

life

is

o'er

Then

land

us on

the

eternal

shore.



BLESSED

VIRGIN MARY.

Assumption—

August

15tii.

159

iS-UnfoM,

Unfold,

Ye Golden

Gates

of Heaven.

Duet.

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>r^

^

Un-fold,

un

-

fold,

ye

gold

-en

gates

of

heav-en,

She

comes

the

Queen

of

z&zl^g:

I

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iz:

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—

— —

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'-^

—

^^S:

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—

I-

all the

shin-ing

host.

The

moon

be-neath,

her

crown twelve stars

of

ev

-

en,

T2-=:^--

rrz^:

3

?2=p2:

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S>-

-IS-

-P f

tr

Chorus.

The sun

a

-

bove

in

her

great

glo

-ry

lost.

The Cher-u

-

bim

and Se

-

ra-

:^

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phim

and heaven's hosts

now

swell the

glad

re

-

frain,

That Ma

-ry

lov'd

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^

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1

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Our

Mother

Ma-ry,

Queen

of

Heaven

shall

reign, Queen

of

Heaven

shall

reign.

I

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BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

UNFOLD,

UNFOLD,

YE

GOLDEN

GATES

OF

HEAVEN

Continued.

2

Behold

her

Son, delighted

has

gone

down

To meet

His

iMother.

taintless

from

her

birth,

She forward

glides,

while

glory

from

her

crow:

Streams

on

her exiled

children

here on

earth.

3

Mother of

Jesus,

hail

our

heavenly

Queen,

Ten thousand

harps

swell

thro'

the

azure

dome,

O blessed Earth

where

one

so

fair

was

seen

More

blessed

Heav'n,

to

which

our

Queen

has

come.

4

Hail

Mary, Queen

of

mercy,

grant

our

Lord

May

look

with

pity

on

thy

children

here,

That

humbly

trusting

in

His

holy

word.

Our

souls at

last

may

in

thy

courts

appear.

5

Obtain for

us

thy

rare

humility,

That

every

act

may spring

from

God's

pure

Love,

Then

all

thy glory

we

may

hope

to

see,

Where he

assumed

thee

in His

home

above.

79_Mother

Dear,

Pray

For

Me.

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?l^^

1

Mo-ther

dear,

O

pray

for me

Whilst far

from heav'n

and

thee

I

an

-

der

in a

fra

-

gile

bark,

O or

lifi-'s

tom-postuous

soa,

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BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

MOTHER

DEAR.

PRAY

FOR

ME-Continued.

I6i

m^m.

I

Vir

•

gin

Mother,

from

thy

throne,

So

bright

in bliss

a

-

bove,

Pro-

=11

wmm

tect

thy

child

and

cheer

my

path,

With

thy

sweet

smile

of

love.

S0m

Mo-ther

dear,

re-mem

-

ber

me,

And

nev

-

er cease

thy

care,

m

^

^l^ifl^PP

5g:

r-^-A

^

-~1—

1^1 I

i'^

Till in heaven

e

-

ter

-

nal

-

ly,

Thy

love

and bliss

I

share.

W3.

%

i

ii

2

Mother

dear,

O

pray

for

me

Should

pleasure's

siren

lay.

E'er

tempt thy

child

to

wander far

From

Virtue's

path away.

When

thorns

beset

life's

devious

way,

And

darkling

waters

flow,

Then.

Mary,

aid

thy

weeping

child.

Thyself

a

mother

show.

-Vi^

3

Mother

dear,

O

pray

for me

I

When all

looks

bright

and

fair,

That

I

may

all

my

danger

see.

For

surely

then 'tis

near.

A

mother's

pray'r

how

much

we

need

If

prosp'rous

be

the

ray

That

paints

with

gold

the

flow'ry

mead,

Which

blossoms

in

our

way.



I62

BLESSED

VIRGIN MARY.

80—

Daughter

of

a

Might)(

Father.

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^m

mm¥^^

Daugh-tcr

of

a

mighty

Fa

-

thcr.

Maiden

pa

-

tron of

the

2^-1^

^_€ÊEÊP^JE^-E^^^

^î^r

iipplSilSiiipp

May,

An-

gel

forms

around thee

ga-ther:

Ma-cu-Ia

nonest

in te.

P^-:^JEEÊÊîg^^

m

cm.

•^--

prîiSpi^Jppîi

Ma

cu

-

la

non est

in

te,

Ma

-

cu

-

la

noa est

in

--3-^-

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f-

-^-*-

=j--^

te,

Ma

-

cu

-

la,

non

est in

te,

Ma-cu-la

non

est

in

te.

flfziî^z^^

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P

:^

2

Mother of

the

Son

and

Saviour,

3

Spouse

of

the

Eternal

Spirit,

Of

the

Truth,

the

Life,

the

Way,

Blossom

which

will

ne'er

decay,

Guide

our

footsteos,

calm

our

passions.

Let

us

but

thy

love

inherit.

4

Daughter,

Mother,

Spouse

of

Heaven,

Listen

to

our

earnest

lay.

Sweetest

gift

to

man

e'er

given.



DUET.

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

8m-Ave

Sanctissima.

163

mm

^

i

O

-

ra

pro

Au

-

di Ma

»=F=*

Pi

no

-

bis

I

'Tis

night

-

fall on

the

sea.

ri

-

a

And

take

us to

thy

care.

i

f=

»

t

Watch

us while sha

-

dowslie

O

thou

whose

vir

-

tues shine

mz

-m^

^

Far

o'er

the

wa

-

ter

spread^

With

bright-est

pu

-

ri

-

ty,

£

^

i=Z

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f#5+^.



1

64

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY

AVE

SANCTISSlMA-CONTINU£0.

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his

per

of

hcav'n

to

faitli

)

o

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Our hearts with

pleas-ure

fill./

^'^'^^^

Mother.

sweet

Mo-lher.

hear.

^^^i^pi

^^

uonvs.

^mm^^-

•

ra

pro

no

•

bis,

The wave must

rock

our

sleep,

9

.

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.

W^

m

r

^^m

ra Ma

-

ter.

O

ra,

star

Wb

of

the

deep.

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CUORUS.

82 -0

Dearest

Mother

Of

Mercy.

^

J

^

f%

N

O

dear

-

est

Mo

ther

of mer

cy,

Gen

-

tie and Ho

m^M^:

Queen,

Beau

ty bright

and se

rene,

O

may

we

one

day

in

mm

pm^



BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

DEAREST MOTHER

OF MERCY-CONTINUED.

i65

^ZA

iit^

mm

glo

-

rv;

Bless

-ed

Mo

-

ther of

grace,

Be-hold

thy

most

sweet

S5

^^^m^^k^^

ace,

Dehoid

Oiy

most

sweet

face.

Be

-

hold

thy

most sweet

Ftne.

SOLO.

=¥

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—

n-

g^ppp

ace.

T

All hail

I our ad

-

mi

-

ra

-

ble ; Mo

-

tliTr,

Let

^

-^

=1-

ll^i^g

m^m

^£^^3^

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^

n-gels

and

men

sing

her

praise:

Noneaf-ter

Je

-

sus

is

a

D. C

alflne.

^PW^^

ove

her.

For

her

should

be the

sweetest

lays.

2

Protect

and

hear

us,

gentlest Mary,

,

From

on

high

hear

our humble

cries

On

us

that

mourn

and

weep

in

mis'ry,

O turn

thy

mercy's

tender

eyes.

3

O

clement,

sweet

and

pious

Mary,

O

thou

of

whom

our Lord

was

born,

Show

us

thy

Son

to make

us

happy.

When

life at

last

is from us

torn.



i66

BLESSED

VIRGIN MARY,

Andatite,

83-

Mother

Mary,

At

Thine

Altar.

Jq:

«rt

I

Mo-lher

Ma

-

ry

at

thine al

-

tar

We

thy

lov

-

ing

child-ren

-^—0

—

1

•—•

0—0

—

p

mmm

'^^^S '-^

^

S^

With

a

faith

that

can-not

fal

-

terTo

thy

goodness

we

ap

fj

^^:

ll^^^S^^^^i

=P^=

-^^H

peal.

We

are seek

-

ing

for

a

Mo-ther

O'er

the

earth so

waste

and

wide;

^m

1^

nd

fromofftheCrossour

Brother

Points

to

Mary

by

His side,

sidej

2 Thou wilt love

us,

thou

wilt

guide

us

With

a

mother's

fondest

care

;

And

our

Father,

God

above

us.

Bids us

fly

for

refuge

there.

Life's

temptations

are

before

us,

We must

mingle

in

the

strife

;

If

thy

fondness

watch not

o'er

us,

All

unsafe

will

be

our

life.

3

So we

take thee

for

our

Mother

And we

claim

the

right

to

be

By

the

gift

of our dear

Brother,

Loving

children

unto thee

;

And our

humble

consecration^

Thou wilt

surely

not

c'

2spise,

From

thy high

and

lofty

station

Close

to

Jesus

in

the

skies.

4

Mother

Mary,

to

thy

keeping

We

ourselves

to

thee

confide,

Toiling, resti^ig, waking,

sleeping.

To

be

ever

at

thy

side.

Cares

that vex

us,

joys

that

please

us,

Life and death

we

trust

to thee

;

Thou wilt make

them

all

for

Jesus.

And

for

all

eternity.



BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

84-Heart

Of

Mary,

Heart

The

Purest.

Andantino.

167

^tE^SL^^EppE

I

Heart

of

Ma

-

ry,

heart the

pur

-

est,

Ev

-

ershrin'd in

mor

-

tal

frame;

s:

i-r—(

Em^^

Blest a

-

sy

.

lum

who

se-cur

-

est.

All who

thy

pro

-

tec

-

tion

claim.

m

^^

^

p

i^^

^^mg^^^^^

lest

a

•

sy

-

lum

who se-cur

-

est,

All

who

thy

pro

•

tec

-

tion claim.

m^^

0^3^^^^

2

Hear the

prayer

of

one whose

weakness

3

Round me

tempests

gath'ring

lower.

Most

demands.a

Mother's care

;

As

I

tread life's

desert

way

One to

whom

thy

looks,

all

meekness,

And a foe in matchless

power.

Counsel

hope

forbid

despair'.

Marks me

for

his

destined

prey,

4

To

some

spot

where ne'er

might

hover

Danger's

shadow,

I

would

flee

;

But,

ah

1

where

that

spot

discover.

Where,

ah

Mary,

but in

thee ?

85—

The

Star

Of The

Ocean

Is

Risen.

Allegretto.

':^^

SEg

:^=g

J

The

Star

2

Ah I what

3

Oh I

Star

of

the

o

is

this Plan

of

the sea

mm^^^

ean is

ns

et

so

beam

do

il

-

lu

-

-

en,

And

ing.

That

mine

My

s

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i68

BLESSED VIRGIN

MARY.

THE

STAR

OF

THE

OCEAN

IS

RISEN-CONUNUEO.

sweet

-

ly

reflects

on.

the

tide;

Yon

bark with a

swift

gale

is

near

it the

rest

die

a

-

way

With

heav

-

en-ly

lus

-

tre

is

ray;

In

thy

flame

past

er

•

rors con-

ourse

with this

bril-liant

And

soon it

shall

reach

Andchang-es

our

night

Ah,

teach

mefromthee

the

green

side,.

in

-to

day

?.

ne'er

to

stray.

feEE-^

mmm^m

o

which

This

beau

Thus,

thus

the

bright

star

seemed to

-

ti

-

ful Plan

-

et

is

shall I

reach to

the

>i^:

ms^mm^^m

guide

it,

Ma

-

ry,

hav

en,

m

As

Who

Where

in

-

to a hav

-

en of

shines o'er her mar-in

-ers

thy

bark

just

lowered

her

rest,

.. Where the

wind and

the

tempest

that

here,..

Her

light

is

their

sure

guide

to

sail,

..

There

en

-

ter

the

portals

of

^i^illlE&i^^^lSm:^m^



BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

THE

STAR OF

THE

OCEAN

IS

RISEN-CONTINUEO.

1

69

D.

C.

al

fine.

^^Mi^^^îi^pi

ried

It,

In the

bright glow

of sun

-

bhinc will

cease.

glo

•

ry,

Dis

-

pel

-

Jlng

the

darkclopdsof

fear

heav

-

em.

Where

the

Star

of the

o

-

cean

I'll hail.

iiP^Hîiilî

Andante.

86—

When

Evening

Shades Are

Falling.

M^m^^^^^^^î

-Pi-f^

1

When ev'

-

ning

shades are fall

2

The

noon

-

day

tern

•

pest

ov

n

ng

O'er

o

-

cean's

sun

-

ny

er,

Now o

-

cean

toils

no

sfei

fc=4:

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f^

P

1

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mf

tti:

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sleep,

To

pilgrims'

hearts

re

call

more,

And

wings

of

hal

-

cyons

hov

•-

9'

ing

Their

homebe-yond

the

er,

Where

all

was

strife be-

mk

^=^

-i9-

^^^^^

P

^

eep.

When rest

o'er

all

de

-

scend

•

ing.

The

shores with

gladness

fore.

Oh

thus

may

life,

in

clos

-

ing

Its

short

tempestuous

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i



170

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MaRY

WHEN

EVENING

SHADES

ARE FAUINC-ContinuEO.

iP^?^^S

12M

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I

-

•

W

^—

'

I

'•

'

9 4

t

'

^

W 4

I

iJ

smile.

And

lutes their

echoes

blend

log,

Are heard

from

isle

to

isle,

day,

Be-neath heav'n's

smile

re

-

pos

-

ing,

Shme

all

its

storms a-

way.

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CHORUS.

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fm

Then

Ma

-

ry,

Mother

Ma

-

ry,

Thou

bright

Star

of

the

sea,

We'il

/

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-(S>-

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^

pr.iy

to

thee,

our

Mo

ther.

We'll

pray,

%ve'llprav

to

thee.

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Still

Fading.

th-%

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Fa

-

ding,

still

fa

-

ding,

the

last

beam

is

shining:

2 A

-

ve Ma

-

ri

-

a

oh

hear when we calfl

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^^mm

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A

.

ve Ma

-

ri

-

a'

day

is de

•

elm

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ing.

Mo

-

ther

of

Him

Who

is

Savi

.

our

fo

all

.

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BLESSED VIRGIN

MARY.

FADING,

STILL

FAOINC-Continueo.

^^^^1

171

ii

Safe

-

ly

'

and in

-

no

-

cence

fly

with

ihe

light,

Temp.

Fee

-

ble

and

fall

-

ing

we trust in

thy might,

In

^

^=^=g:Eg#F=^

F

f^^ggS^=E^

^

m

l^l^^îiiiig

^^

ta

•

tlon

and dan

-

ger

walk fonh

in

the

night.

From

the

doubt

-ing

and

dark

•

ness,

thy

love

be

our

light.

Let us

fcr

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fall

of

the

shade

till

the

mat-

in

shall

shine:

sleep

on

thy

breast

while

the

right

ta

-

per

burns,

And

ta

^ N

^-^^-i^

m

W:

m

^

m

Shield

us

from dan

-

ger

and save

us from

crime.

wake

in

thy

care

when

the

morn

-

ing

re

-

turns.

P0f=^^

m^^:mE^

^

-s—

<:nonus.

fcfc

h K

^s:

Ell

ve Ma

-

ri

-

a,

ve Ma

n

-

a,

a

PP^^^

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1^

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172

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

FADING,

STILL

FADINQ-CONTINUEO.

-%

A

-

ve

Ma

•

ri

-

a,

î=Si^§i^#ii^^

M^ ^-

t^^^^^

Au

0—.

di DOS.

itfrz_-3-r

:

SOLO.

88—

As

The

Dewy

Shades Of Even.

m^^^mm^m^

As

thedevv-y

shades of e

•

ven,

Gath

-

er o'er

the

balm

-

y

air,

f-s^-^

It

fi-

«EE

I

fe^

^î

till

^

E^

^

^^^

List

-

en,

gen-tle

Queen

of

Heav-en,

List-en

to

my

ves-per prayer.

cnonrs.

Ji

J?=

^^^3=3—^«

zii

lit

wi

Ho

-

ly

Mo-ther,

near

me

ho-ver,

Free

my

thoughts

from

aught

de-filed

i^^î^^î^^îiip

itri

u

1^

Pi^rt

^—»l

--J--S

With

thy wings

of

mer.-

cy

cov

-

er,

Safe

from

harm

thy

help-less

child.

^m-^-m

f^

^^^^

im^^



BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

AS

THE DEWY

SHADES

OF

EVEN-CONTINUEO.

^7Z

2

Thine

own

sinless

heart

was

broken,

Sorrow's

sword had

pierced

its

core,

Holy

Mother,

by

that

token,

Now

thy

pity

I

implore.

Chorus.

Queen

of

heaven,

guard

and

guide

me,

Save

my

soul

from

dark

despair,

In

thy

tender

bosom

hide

me.

Take

me,

Mother,

to

thy

care.

3

Mother

of

my

Infant

Saviour,

Spouse

of

God,

my

plaint,

O

hear;

Purest

Virgin,

gracious

Matron,

O

relieve me

by

thy

prayer.

Chorus.

From

thy

happy

seat

in

Zion,

Light

me

through

this

dark

abode,

Smile,

oh

1

gently

smile

upon

me,

Tell

my

sorrows to

my

God.

Moderato,

CHORUS.

89-lt Is

The

Name Of

Mary.

I It

is the name

of

Ma

- -

ry,

Which

we

to

-

day

pro-

claim

:

Come all

ye

Ma

-

ry's

child

-

ren,

To

sing

that love

-

ly

^pi

DUET

S|^^^

KA

'-^f^

m

*

name,

i

Comesing

that

name

dear

child

-

ren.

It

is

your

Mo-ther's

1^

own;

U-nite

your

hearts

and

prais-es,

And

waft

them to

her

throne.

pplpi^

W^^^&



174

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

IT

IS

THE

NAME

OF

MARY-Continueo.

2

A

name

of

pow'r

and

sweetness,

Her

name to

us so

dear,

A

name

of

awe

and

grandeur,

But

grandeur

free from

fear.

3

Sweet

name

all

strong,

yet

tender,

That name

we love

so

well,

The

joy

of earth

and

heaven.

The fear

and

dread of

hell.

4

O

name

by

which

we

triumph

O'er

hell's

embattled

foes,

The

victor's mead

of

glory.

And

solace

in

his

woes.

5

Earth

has

no

name so

gentle

j

Nor

heaven

one so

sweet,

A

balm

to

wounded

feelings,

Bright

light

to

wayward

feet.

6

The

first

word ever

spoken

By

Jesus

when a

child.

Was

thy

dear

name,

O

Mother

I

He

spoke

it

and He

smiled.

7

O

may thy

name,

dear

Mother,

On

life's

last

fearful

day.

Be

my

last

fervent

prayer.

Be

all

my

hope

and

stay.

Allegretto,

-^JS'-

90—

Hail,

Queen

Of

The

Heavens.

iiÊ|i§

I

Hail,

Queen

of the

Heav-ensl

Hail,

Mis-tress

of

earth

1

Hail,

^S5?iâ=a=^p^fe£i^^3^^

i^

%j

mi^^^^^^^

ir

-

gin

most

pure,

Of

im-mac

-

u

-

late birih

I Clear

Star

of the

^S

p^t^f^ÊiiN

^1^

^

^

morn-ing

in

beau

-

ty

en-shrined,

O

La

-

dy

make

speed

?o

the

^^^^^^m^^^^

t^

^îiii

help

of

man

-kind.

Clear

Star

of

the

morn-ing,

in

beau

-

ty

en-

^ÎP^^



BLESSED

VIRGIN MARY.

HAIL.

QUEEN

OF

THE HEAVENS-CONTINUEO.

175

wmm^M

hrined,

O

La

-

dy

make

speed

to

the

helo

of

man

-

kind

2

Hail,

Mother

most

pure

1

Hail,

Virgin

renown'd.

Hail,

Queen

with

the

stars,

As

a

diadem

crown'd

Above all

the

angels

In

glory

untold,

Stan-ding

next to

the

King

in a vesture

of

gold.

3

O

Mother

of

mercy

t

O

Star of the

wave .

O

Hope

of

the

guilty

O

Light

of

the

grave

Thro'

thee

may

we

come,

To

the Heaven

of

rest.

And see

Heaven's

King

in

the

courts of

the

blest.

4

These

praises

and

prayers

I

lay

at

thy

feet

1

O

Virgin

of

virgins

1

O

Mary

most sweet I

Be thou

my

true

guide

Thro'

this

pilgrimage

here,

And

stand

by

my

side

when

death

draw-

eth

near.

91-Thro'

The

World

Thy

Children

Raise.

Music

by

S.

N. D.

ords

by

A.

PROCTER.

SOLO.

^

^

V-

m

1 Thro' the

2

Queen

of

3

Hope

of

4

Ma-ry

world

thy

children

raise .

. .

.

heaven,

when we

are

sad

sin

-

-

ners,

howman-y

souls,...,

dear

-

-

•

est name

of

all

m

heir

Best

Cast

The

§^

m^

^

:ft=«=«

1

gi-^^g^^^

Calm

are the

nights

and

bright

the

It

tells

us,

though

on earth

we

Havelearn'd

thro'this

dear

name

of

The

first low

word that

Je

-

sus

N

-iH >f-f-



176

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY

THRO'

THE WORLD

THY

CHILDREN

RAISE-CONTIHUED.

i-ftsjr-^



BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

92—

Mother

Dearest,

Mother

Fairest.

177

5=f

^

S=*

I

Mo-ther

dear

-

est,

Mo-ther

fair-est,

Help

of

all

who

call on

t-B

z: 2:

Z2.

m

thee,

23

=^

^=3¥23

suit's

pfe^#

Vir-gin

pur

-

est,

brightest,

rar-est.

Help

us,

help,

we

cry

to

:s;

1

CHORV8.

W^

thee.

i

-5?

—

^

s-

Ma-ry,

help

us,

help

we

pray,

Ma

-ry, help

us,

help

we

1

&

.1^

^^^^BP^P

pray. Help

us

in

all care and

sorrow

;

Ma-ry,

help

us,

help

we

pray

m

ts

:M

2

Lady,

help

in

pain

and

sorrow.

3

Help

our

priests,

our

virgins

holy,

Soothe

those

rack'd

on beds

of

pain,

Help

our

Pope,

long may

he

reign

,

May

the

golden

light

of

morrow.

Pray

that

we

who

sing thy

praises.

Bring

them health

and

joy

again.

May

in

heav'n

all meet

again.



178

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

93—

Mary,

Dearest

Mother.

I Ma

-

ry,

dear

•

est

Mo

-

ther,

From

thy

heavenly

height

-4-

:%:fi=:iizz=:

-^-±1

f=*-

:tr=q:

;=

-

*,

l_^

^

i?=^

-*-=»-

Look

on

us

thy

child

-

ren,

Lost in

earth's

dark

night

S'lp---^

-•H

-e=±

4-

-«-^—

*-^

CHORUS.

h

--f^J^

:^

is

-d

—

^

m

h

we

pray

thee lov'd

Mary,

Ma

-

ry,

fond

•

ly

we

en

-

treat,

igrr-

::« :

e:i^=ir-'

pji:

J

-rigzizir:

_^

^ ^^

>

^

I

---)

^

J

f L_j

—

JV-i

-r

Guide

us

to

our

sweet

Sav

.

iour,

And

leave us

at

His

feet,

J

—

-^

mi^^Êi^^^^M

m^=^-^'

l^îHH

=^

fciszîr:

Ma

-

ry,

shield

us

from

dan-ger,

Keep

our

souls

from

sin,



BLESSED

VIRGIN MARY.

MARY,

DEAREST MOTHER-Continued.

179

f^^pEfj^zp3£=- ^

Help

thy

ex

-

iled

chil

-

dren,

Heav'n

at

last to

win.

2

Oh

1 we love

thee,

Mary,

Trusting

all

to thee

:

What

is

past

or

present,

What

is

yet

to

be.

3

Mother

of our

Saviour,

Hear our

pleading

prayer

Take us 'neath

thy

mantle,

Hide,

oh,

hide

us

there.

94-0

Heart Of

Mary,

Pure

And

Fair

ndante

cSpressivo

N^ £^

I

1

O heart

of

Ma-ry,

pure

and

fair.

There

is

no

stain

in

2

As some

fair

li

-

ly

midst

the

thorns.

Thou

'mongst

Eve'sdaughters

3

Sweetheart,

within

thy

depth

so

chaste,

We'll

dwell

and ne'er

de

-

4

And

when

from

thy

loved heart

we'll

go,

To

that

of

thy

dear

i^ajga

mm

i

i

thee;

art

;

part.

Son,

In

A

Ce

-

les

Till

thou

O

shall

-

dam'sfall

thou

hast

no

share,

From

-

tial

pur-i

-

ty

a

-

dorns

Thy

our

souls

hast

deeply

placed

In

we

leave

thee

then?

Ah,

no

His

j=?=i^

i

^

CHORVS.

sin's

con

-

trol

thou'rt free,

crys

-

tal

depths,

chaste

heart.

Je

-

sus'

Sa

-

cred

Heart.

Heart

and

thine are

one.

§^|

t



i8o

BLESSED

VIRGIN MARY.

ZSi

HEART

OF

MARY,

PURE

AND FAIR-ConUnwed.

^:

J—

#

-.'^-

-N—

N

?—

N-M

^?3EsEfJi5

fair,

Ko

beau

ly

can

with

thine

compare

;

rn

EjJEE

P'rom

jS-

ev'

-

ry

stain

of sin

thou'rt free

;

O

make

us

pure

in heart like thee.

#jr

95—0

Mother,

Loved.

'^^-?-

-^^=^

--X

=t

I.

O

Mother,

loved,

Our

sweet

delight.

One

glance

but

cast,

So

fondly

9^4

^^j_

--«|-r

-«?-

-o-

T-l-

t=^--^

=q:

-?=

ty^

•

~l-

1

-zX

—

zf

Watch

over

us.

watch

over

us.

5^3

N- t

—

V-

-S'-T-

rt=i^ifc::i::iit

bright.

Watch

over

us.

Watch over

\-*

5:



l82

BLESSED VIRGIN M

\RY.

96—

Come Gather

Round

The

Altar.

Andavtc

moderatn.

il.^=t.3

cnonus.

•8:

^7±&:

iS'

rtf-'tiz

Come

ga

-

thcr round the

-^

—

^

ifctes

al

-

tar.

To Ma-

ry

eaclTheart

of

-

fer,

While

glad

•

ly

as

our

'w-:>_

m

?-Z7^:

Cj.-

Queen

to-day,

We

crown

her

with the

op'ning

May,

Come

haste,

~4~

each

^ ^^

tJ

_sa_^__N

J

>J

JS_J

-fi—A

.

g-g zi'^-r

heart

at

her

loved

feet

now

lay

Come,

haste

each

teHil^



heart

. .

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

COME,

GATHER

ROUND

THE

ALTAR-Conknued.

_N

^

~~~

iS3

r:_5i_T

T*

'm

TTSE.

i

at

her

loved feet now

lay.

SOLO.

Flu

lento.

Siîl

î

r

The

icebonds

of

winter

are

bro

^l^

^-^--

ken,

A

-gain

we

hail

sweet

I

-^

WM^m

^

May.

-'I*-

—

-t>

—

»-

—

={ s:rtei--^nq?

Ifc

feLzzfe

And

Ma-ry

bless'd

Ma-ry,

we're

crown-ing

As

our

1

^S^sîSft^

?s^

cho

-

sen

Qiieen

to

-

day,

.

.

ill

Come

B-^-^

—

n-

See,

nature

has

donned

all

her

gayest,

3

The

soft

blushing

roses are

trembling,

To

greet

our

Mother

Queen,-

With

longings

to

be

placed

And

flowers

the

brightest

and

fairest.

On

our

Mother's

altar

impatient

Mary's

children

for

her

glean.

For

her,

their'

soft

fragrance

to

waste-

4

Then

Mary,

our

Queen

and

our

Mother,

Accept

the

hearts

we

bring.

And all

through

life's

stormiest

weather,

Grant

that

to

thee

we

may

cling.



184

BLESSED

VIRGIN MARY.

97

—

Look

Down

Mother

Mary.

CHORUS.

Andantino.

Look

down

O

Mother....

Ma

ry,

From

tby

bright

tbrooe a

-

•

i^^

bove,

Cast

up

•on

thy

child

-ren One

sweet

glance

of.

(S-

^S

^S

snii

g

^

i

Fine

Solo

N.

B.

love. One

sweet

P

^rfiizzS:

glance

of love 1.

En-

^-^^

?lft

135

^

-P—

-

fold

ns

in

Tby

man

.

tie.

There

guara

ns

with

-

out

fear. What

^

Se

^j-

^

s

<s-

•F

-^

-si

^tSi

D.S.

e

•

vil

can

be

• fall

us,

If

mo

•

ther,

thou

art

Dear

?

22:

^

35:

-*»



BLESSED

VIRGIN MARY.

185

Solo

fl

See

how

ungrateful

sinners

We

stand

before

thy

Son,

His

loving

Heart

upbraids

us

For

the

evil

we

have

done.

LOOK

DOWN

MOTHER MARY-CoNTINUEO.

3

Our

sins

make us

unwOrtLy

That

title

still

to

bear,

But thou art

our

Mother

Then show

thy

love

and

care.

4

O

kindest,

dearest

Mother,

Thy

sinful

children

save,

Look

on

us

with

pity.

Who

thy

protection

crave.

98—

Hail,

Holy

Queen,

Loved

Mother

To

Thee.

DUET

1

Hail,

ho-ly

Queen

loved

Mo-ther,

to

thee

2 Sweet

bells

are

peal

-

ing

thro' eve's

ro

-

sy

air,

3

Like the

lone

star

whosebright

beaming

ray

We

weak

er-ring

Sane

•

ta

Re

Guid

-

ed

the

2^S

#-^

^

m

m

tES:^

TTJ-

s;

^

O'er

sm and

temp-ta

-

tion sal-

Fall

-

ing

night's

shadows o'er

Where on

thy

bo

-

somwas

mor

•

tals

in

safe

gi

-

na,

oh,

list

sa

-

ges

their de

ty

can

flee

;

to

our

prayer;

vi-ous

way

,

^^^^t^f^Y^^ ^^^^

va

-

tion

is

won,

val

-

ley

and

sea,

nes

-

tied

the

dove.

Thou

Bright

While

an

-

in-ter

Star

of

gels

re

ced

-

ing

with

Je

-

sus

thy

evening,

our tho'ts

turn

to

-

joic

•

ing

smiled

from

a-

^

^pii^lpgl^^feg^g

^^^^jgi



i86

BLESSED VIRGIN

MARY.

HAIL,

HOLY

QUEEN,

LOVED

MOTHER,

TO THEE-CONTINUEO.

<•

II

(Hi IS.

.-t:

Son.

thee,

bove.

u

1—

S*

—

«f—^-*-V

1

-p-tf^*-p—

I

»-

Vir

-

gin

most

pure,

with-out

spot,

with-out stain

;

Shield

us,

lo%-ed

Mo-ther,

in

per

-

il's dread

hour,

Bright

Star

of

even-ing,

our

dark

gloom

dis-pel,

m^mmm^mm

:^:

'^-

^^=1^-

^

Thine were

all

sor

-

rows,

an

-

guish

and

pain.

Pray

for

thy

child

-

ren,

and

sweet

bless

-

ing

pour.

Guide us

to

heaven

with

Je

-

sus

to

dwell.

g

7-

—

|

p—

s

ee;

-(^

t

IS-

it^t

(S -

H__L_F^__

r

—

r-

99—

Ave

Maria,

Guardian Dear.

CHORUS.

LAMBILLOTTE.

^^

H

« H

A

-

ve Ma

:-=1

*5fci^=S

ri

- -

a,

-*

—

^

—

m-

V

guar

-

dian

dear,

taiiMai^Btai*

MAn^rtiita^

M^MMh^

jiE^^

itnriaHiiM

^

r*

-s .1- -s-

J?

»f^

9

Bright

Mo-ther

of

the

blest,

Ovêr lifes

^^m^mlmtmat ^tîmmlîmm

^^,^^^„^

^^^^^^j^^^^^

liîiMMM

^—

^

r

—

I

1

I

.

^^

*

sea

thvchikl-ren

steer ....

Un

-

to

the

port

of

thychikl-ren

steer ....

Un

-

to

the

port

of

?-t^-i p

—

I

—

^

—

Fi

—

«

—

•-

-LW-m^^

—

Pw— -I*-.

I*'

—

F^

'•-•:^



I8&

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY

100-Sweet

Lady

Of

The

Sacred

Heart.

f^^^^^m^^^^m

•14=

1

Sweet

Lady

of

the

Sacred

Heart,

Thy

peerless Virgin

charms Moved

-•Tf

^PSipgg

:i=i:

--^

^S

*=tii-

-&

^

Je-sus

from

His

heav'n-ly

throna To

rest

within

thine

arms,

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from His

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rest

with-

in

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arms

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of the

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2 Sweet

Lady

of the

Sacred

Heart,

What

joy

thy

bosom

filled,

When close

to

thine

thy

Infant's

Heart,

In

gentle

pulses

thrilled

3

Sweet

Lady

of

the

Sacred

Heart,

From

Jesus'

open

side,

On

thee

the water

and

the Blood

Flowed

as

a

saving

tide

4

Sweet

Lady

of

the

Sacred

Heart,

Proclaim

thy

power

above,

From

Jesus'

wounds send

piercing

darts,

Transfix

our

souls

with

love.



SOLO.

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

101—

Holy Mary,

Mother

Mild.

SEMI-CnOKUS.

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sweet,

sweet

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her

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praise

r

her

O

praise

our

spot

-.

less-

Mo-ther

2

Tossed on life's

tempestuous

sea,

O,

sweet,

sweet

IMother

Cast

thy

tender

eyes

on

me,

O,

sweet,

sweet

Mother

3 Brightest

in the

courts

above,

O, sweet,

sweet Mother

Joy

of

angels,

Queen

of

love,

O.

sweet,

sweet Mother

I

4

Maiden Mother

hear

my

prayer

O,

sweet,

sweet Mother

Prove

to us

thy

loving

care

O, sweet,

sweet

Mother



190

BLESSED

VIRGIN MARY.

>

102-HaJI,

Queen

Of

Heaven,

The Ocean

Star.

-^i^^^m^

1

Hail,

Queen

of

heav'n,

the

o

-

cean

Star,

Guide

of

the

p^

-^

—

'

—

H-

J3

^

^^^^

(S

m

\rz

S

m^^

1

wan-d'rer

here

be

-

low

1

Thrown

on

life's

sur'ge

we

claim

thy

E£

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:^

&f^

^i

-&

S3

care,

Save us

from

per

-

il and

from

woe,

Mo- ther of

Christ,

Star

of

the

sea,

Pray

for

the

wan

-

der-er, Pray

for

me

I

2 O

gentle,

chaste,

and

spotless

Maid,

We

sinners

make

our

prayers

thro' thee

Remind

thy

Son

that He has

paid

The

price

of

our

iniquity.

Virgin

most

pure.

Star of

the

sea,

iVay

for

the

sinner,

O

pray

for

me

3

Sojourners

in

this

vale

of

tears,

To

thee,

blest

Advocate,

we

cry,

Pity

our

sorrows,

calm

our

fears.

And soothe

with

hope

our

misery

Refuge

in

grief,

Star

of

the

sea,

Pray

for

the

mourner,

O

pray

for

me

4

And

while to

Him

who

reigns

above.

In

God-head

one,

in

persons

Three,

The source of

life,

of

grace,

of

love,

Homage

we

pay

on

bended

knee

—

Do

thou

bright Queen,

Star

of the

sea,

Piay

for

thy

children,

pray

for

me

I



EE

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

j^j

103-0

Mother,

I

Could

Weep

For

Mirth

:d±

S—d

^

MM

r^

I O

Mo-ther,

I

could

weep

formirth,

Jay

fills

my

heart

so

fast

;

My

•Ti?~

B

~

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b

4

^

^

1^

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i^

CHORUS.

P

m^-jf^-

irir

soul

today

is

heav'n

on

earth;

Oh

1

could

the

trans-port

last

1

I

:i=^

4:

a

think

of

thee

and what

thou

art,

Thy

ma

-

jes-ty, thy

state;

And

m^i^

p^

^m

eziSi^Zi,).

1

keep

sing

-

ing

in

my

heart,

Im-mac

-

u

-

late,

Im-mac

-

u

-

late.

mmw

^^

It

is

this

thought

to-day

that

lifts

My

happy

heart to

heaven,

That

for

our

sakes

thy

choicest

gifts

To

thee,

dear

Queen,

were

given.

3

The

angels

answer wit H their

songs,

Bright

choirs

in

gleaming

rows

;

^m

4

Immaculate

Conception

far

Above all

graces

blest,

Thou

shinest

like

a

royal

Star

On

God's

eternal breast

1

5

Oh

I I would

rather,

Mother

dear.

Thou shouldst

be what

thou

art

;

And

saints

flock round

thy

feet

in

throngs,

Than sit where thou

dost,

oh

I so

near

And

heaven

with bliss

o'erflows. Unto

the

Sacred

Heart.



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BLESbED

VIRGIM

MARY.

104-Chilclreii

Of

Mary,

High

Your

Voices Raise.

^r^j^rt^i-s

-'^-

m

Child

-

rca of

Ma

-

ry,

high

your

voic

•

es

raise,

2

I

see

as-cend

-

ing

to her

glo-rious

throne

Ye

on

whom

she.... casts

a ten

-

der

eye;..

The

fervent

prayers

of

....

ev'

-

ry

faith

-

ful child

;

^

^^

W^

^.

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m

^m

_?)_.

Child

-

ren

of

God,..

.

sing

her

im

-

mor

-

tal

praise,....

Each

heart

e

-

rects

an al

-

tar to

her

name

....

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all ex

-

alt her

glo

-

ry

to

the

sky

Where Ma

-

ry

lives in ev

-

er-last

,-

-

ing

fame

. . .

m

-^-

cuonvs.

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dren

of

Ma

ry.

high

yourvoic-

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raise,.

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I



BLESSED

VIRGIN

'MARY.

193

CHILDREN

OF

MARY,

HIGH

YOUR

VOICES

RAISE-Continueo

3233l^^?=^3

Child

-

ren of

God,

sing.

im

-

mor

-

tal

praise.'

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:st.

di.

fe^

I

:«):• :^'

2

I

see

ascending

to her

glorious

throne,

The fervent

prayers

of

every

faithful

child

;

Each

heart

erects

an

altar to

her

name,

Where

Mary

lives

in

everlasting

fame,

105—

Bring

Flowers Of

The

Raresti

Allegretto,

^q?=^

^S^

^^#

Bring

flowers

oftherar-est,

bring

flowers

of the

fair-est,

From

gar-den

and

wood-land

ana

3 Om

voic-es

as-cend-

ing,

in

bar-mo-ny

blend-ing,

OhI

thusmayour

heartsturn.dear

3

O

Vir-

gin

most

ten-der,

otrt

bom-age

we

ren-der,Thy

love

and

pro-lec-tion,

sweet

4

Of

Mo-thersihedear-est,oh,

wilt

thou

be

near-est,

When

life

with temptation

is

hill-side

and

vale

;

Mo-ther,to

thee;

Mo-ther,

to

win;

dark-ly

replete?

Our full

hearts

are

swell

-ing,

our

Ohl

thus

shall we

prove

thee

how

In dan-

ger

de

-

fend

us,

ia

For

-

sake

us,

oh nev

.

eri

our

gladvoic-es

tell-ing

The

tru

-

ly

we love

thee.

How

sor-row

be-friend

us. And

hearts, be

theyev-ei

As

praise

of

the

love

-

li-est Rose of

the

dale.

dark

with -out

Ma-ry,

life's

journey

wouldbe.

shield our fond heartsfrom

con-ta-gion

of sin.

pure

as the

lil-

ies

we

lay

at

thy

feet.

O Ma

-

ry

I

we crown thee with

^

1

::iJ=:S-

m



194

BLESSED

VIRGIN MARY.

BRING

FLOWERS

OF

THE

RAREST-CONtinued.

bloss-oms

to-day,

Queen

of

the An-

gels,

Queenof

the

May,

mmmî^^^^

a-ry

we

crown

thee

with

blossomsto-day,

Queen

of

the

An-

êls.Queenof

the

May.

^^=si^

§ 1

106-We

Come

Dearest

Mother

This

Beautiful

May

Day.

Sloderato.

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fe^^^^

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m

1

We

come

dear

-

est

2

Our

hearts

dear

-

est

3

Oh, when,

dear

-

est

Mo

-

ther

Mo

•

ther.

Mo

-

ther.

y

gv.

it

q

-J

this

beau

ti

-

ful

are

filled

with

•

de

-

thy

sweet

month,

is

^î

ay

day.

VO-tlOD,

end-ing.

To

sing

at

thy

al

-

tar

ourhymnsfuU

of

Thy

beau-ti

-

ful

im

-

age

ex-cites

all

our

And

days

we have

loved

so,

are

fad

-

ing

a



BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY

195

WE

COME,

DEAREST

MOTHER,

THIS BEAUTIFUL MAY

nM-Continued.

^g^

E^a

^^i^^

show

us

feel love's

an

•

gels

ipzip:

:t:

the

e

as

Hi

path

-

way

mo'-

tion

cend

-

ing

To

heav

With

-

out

To heav

en a-

earlh's

al-

en's

bright

H

h

m

-m-

Li:

CHORUS.

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—

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-

ry

May.

-> —

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of

}'

oh shield

us

in

mo

-

ments

:^

i^^^=^=^=EE^ i

if

manger,

And

bring

us

in

safe

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ty

to

heav-

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i^LESSED

VIRGIN MARY.

107—

Bright

Mother

Of

Our

Maker,

Hail.

±1

t

Bright

Mo-

ther

of

our

Ma

:^=p:

i<er,

hail

1 Thou

Vir

gin

ev

er

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33Zizq

KZ^

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J'

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I

»

ft=fc

Pi^p^

lest;

The

o-cean'sStar

by

which

we

sail,

And

gainlhe

port

of

li

i^

a~T

^^i

i

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rest.

2

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thus to theeFromGabriel'smouth

rehearse,

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vail

-that

peace

our lot

may

be,

'

And

E

-

va's

name

re

verse.

^

i

1^:=}=1^

^

3

Release

our

long entangled

mind

4

Exert

for

us i

Mother's

care,

From

all

the

snares of

ill;

And

us

thy

children

own

:

With

heavenly

light

instruct

the

blind,

Prevail

with

Him

to

hear

our

pr

iyer.

And

all our vows fulfil.

Who

chose

to

be

thy

Sod.

5

O

spotless

Maid

1

whose

virtues shine

With

brightest

purity,

Each

action

of

our

lives

refine,

And

make

us

pure

like thee.



BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

197

SOLO.

Cantabile.

108-Wilt

Thou Look

Upon

Me,

Mother.

Cantabile.

I

Wilt thou look

up

-on

me,

Mo-ther,

Thou who

reign

-

est

in the

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thou

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CHORUS

i^:^=^

O,

my

Mo

-

ther

Ma-ry,

still

rem

ember,

What

th

e sa

int-ed

B

er

-

nar

d

fc^

S

sai

d,

None

have

ev

- -

er,

ev

-

er

found

the

e

-wanting

,

Who have

^

^

f=^=r

called

.

up-on

thy

aid.

P^

m.

'^

Who

have

called

up-on

thy

aid.

2

Wilt

thou,

Mother, hover

ever

On

my

pathway

still

to

guide

,

Wilt

thou

whisper

kind

directions

To

the

angel

by

my

side

?

3

Wilt

thou

pray

for me

to

Jesus,

That

His

will

I

e'er

may

know;

MmmMs^mm

Wilt

thou

tell

me

then

His

pleasure

That

I e'er

may

to

it bow

?

4

Oh

then

Mother,

I

petition,

And

I

know

thy

aid

will

come

;

Angels

praise

thee

for

it.

Mother,

In

thy

everlasting

home.



198

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

109-Rose

Of

The

Cross.

Andante

e»preii.iivo.

^

I

Rose

of the

Cross,

thou

mystic

flower

1

^« ^_J

1

s,^_«

L

^^

^—

my

heart

to

thee

;

In

ev

'ry

mel-an-choly

^

^

r=^-

hour.

tii^E^^:

^

-^

6

Ma

-

ry

1

re

-

mem

-

bar

me

Ii

Tit.

m

9

l-^N 1

/>

-*-;

,

'

ev

-

'ry

melancholy

hour,

O

Ma-ry

1 O Ma

-

ry

re-mem-ber

me

2

A wanderer

here,

thro'

many

a

wild

—

3

Let

me

but

stand

where

thou

hast

stood,

Where

few

their

way

can

sec

—

Besid.e

the crimson

tree

;

II:

Bloom

with

thy

fragrance

on

thy

child,

[j:

And

by

the

water

and

the

Blood,

O

Mary

I

remember

me.

:|i

O

Mary

1

remember

me.

:||

4

There

let

me

wash

my

sinful

soul,

And

be

from sin

set

free,

I):

Drawn

by

thy

love,

by

grace

made

whole;

O

Mary

I

remember

me.

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BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

199

^

110—The

Clouds

Hang

Thick

O'er

Israel's

Camp.

Lively.

,

Wi

I.

The clouds

hang

thick

o'er

Is

-

rael's

camp,

As

dawns the

bat

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tie

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200

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

THE CLOUDS

HANG

THICK

O'ER ISRAEL'S

CAMP-Co7i<tnM«d.

2,

The

weapon

which

our

Father

gave

Each

hand

shall

fearless

wield

;

Who bear

our

Lady's

Rosary

Need

neither

sword nor

shield

:

With

dauntless

faith

the ranks

they

face

Of error

and of

sin,

And,

armed

with those

blest

beads

alone.

The

victory

they

win.

3

See

o'er

Lepanto's

waters

spread

The

Moslem's dark

array

:

A

voice

to

Christendom

went

forth.

And

gave

the

word

to

pray

:

Jesus

and

Mary

names

of

strength

Invoked,

and not in

vain

;

They

conquered

in

the

hour

of

need.

And

conquer

shall

again.

4

As

Pius

then

to

Europe

spake.

So Leo

speaks

once

more

;

The

rosary

our

weapon

still.

To

wield in

holy

war

:

Ave Maria

from

each

tongue

Shall

rise

the

pleading

word

;

Oh

doubt

not that

the

prayer

of

faith

Will

now,

as

then,

be

heard.

Ill—

Mother

Mary,

Queen

Most

Sweet.

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Chorus.

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Moth

-

er

Wss-

Mary, Queen

most

sweet,

Joy

and

love

my

heart

in-

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thy

sweet

name;

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mo

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naino.l

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that

name

to

God

most

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VIRGIN

MARY.

201

i

£

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MARY,

QUEEN

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bend

thine

ear,

Thou

my

own

dear

Mother

art,

||:

Therefore

shall

thy

name

be

dear.

Never

from

my lips depart.

:||

3

When the

demon

hosts

invade,

When

the

tempest

rages

high.

II:

Crying

Mary,

Mother,

aid,

I

will

make

temptation

fly.

:||

4 Mother,

Mary,

Queen

most

sweet,

When

I

he

hour of death

draws

nigh

II

:

Help

me,

Mary,

to

repeat

Thy

dear

name

and

then to

die.

:||



202

zr

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

112—0

Sanctissima,

Pilssima.

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^=^

m

I O

sane

-

tis si

-

ina,

O

pi

-

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-

riia,

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-

(EE^

I

—

^.

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cis

^^

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a,

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ter

^

a

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ma

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o

ra,

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ra

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no

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bis

^

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Tola

pulchra

es,

O

Maria,

Et

macula

noa

est

in

te

;

Mater

amata,

intemerata,

Ora, era

pro

nobis.

>

Sicut

lilium,

inter

spinas,

Sic Maria inter

filias.

Mater

amata,

intemerata,

Ora, ora

pro

nobis.

4

In

miseria,

in

angustia,

Ora

Virgo,

pro

nobis.

Pro

nobis

ora,

in

mortis

hora.

Ora,

ora

pro

nobis,

f



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J3E

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

113-0

Mother Blest.

r^=i

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Mo

-

ther blest

whom God

be

-

stows On

sin

-

ners

and

i_a

2

03

on

I

*

:1=:1:

^•

I

:?5t

just,

What

joy,

what

hope

thou

giv

frr:^

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e^=im

:qz=:±±iq=it=:|

est

those

Who

in

thy

^:

mer

-

cy

CHORUS.

^^^+

a

/^V

fair;

r=^

Of

-< 5—

all

f

mo

-

thers

sweet-est, best,

^

-o

one

with thee

compare,

m

2

heavenly

Mother,

Mistress, sweet,

It

never

yet

was told

That

suppliant

sinner

left

thy

feet

Unpitied,

unconsoled.

3

Mother

pitiful

and

mild.

Cease

not to

pray

for

me

:

For

I

do

love thee

as

a

child.

And

sigh

for

love

of

thee.

4

Most

pow'rful

Mother,

all

men

know

Thy

Son

denie

3

thee

nought

;

Thou

askest,

wishest

i

t,

and

lo

His

power

thy

will has

wrought.

5

Mother

blest,

for

me

obtain,

Ungrateful

though

I

be,

To

love

that

God

who

first

could

deign

To show such

love

to

mc.



204

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

114

-As

The

Gentle

Spring

Uncloses.

SOLO.

Atidante,

:4=z« .

m

^1

>

rz

—

k-

—

ipx

•--n

^

—

—

^

I

As

the

gen

•

tie

Spring

un-clos

-

es'

And

the

^*^=^ =^-

^

P^=

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p=^

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win

-

ter

fades

a

-

way,

mf=r^--=r

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li

.

lies

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=-

#=-=-^

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hail

its

peer

-

less

Queen,

_

Ma

-

ry,

Mo

-

ther of

de-

:^

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light,

In he; own es

-

pec

-

ial

sea

-

son,

Sing

her

^^



BLESSED

VIRGIN MARY

AS

THE

GENTLE

SPRING

UNGLOSES-GONTlNjllED.

CHOKVS.

205

praise

from morn till

night.

Ma

-

ry,

Mother

sweet.

Mary,

I--S

^Se^

Mother

fair,

Virgia

Queen

of

May,

hear

our

prayer.

Un-to

Je

-

sus

pray,

that

each

day,

We

may

grow

like

thee,

OurQueenof

i

May

is

Mary's

—

she

is ours

—

Thus

the month

is

doubly

dear

,

As

we

crown her

with

our

flowers.

Angels

gladly

hover

near

,

And the

blessed

Jesus

smiles

On

each

humble

votary,

And

our

homage

to

His

Mother

Will

requite

most

graciously.

Dearest

Mother

we

remember

How,

at

one

request

of

thine,

Jesus

at the

marriage

feast

Changed

the

water

into wine

;

At our

feast.

Ah

I let

the

flood

Of

our

tears

thy

pity

move.

Beg,

oh

beg thy

Son

to

change

it

To the

wine of

perfect

love.

4

Take us

all 'neath

thy

protection.

Heart

and

soul

and

senses

take

Tell

dear

Jesus

we

are

thine.

And He'll

bless

us for

thy

sake

,

And

the

treasures

of

our

Mary

Up

in

heaven

we shall

store,

Naught

shall

steal

them,

naught

corrode

them,

They

shall last for evermore.



206

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

115

-On

this

Day,

Beautiful

Mother.

CHORUS.

LAMBILLOTTE.

tm^mm

n

ihis

day,

O beautiful

Mo-lher,

Un

this

day

\vc

give

thee

our

love.

i^

ipi^p^

SA^t

mmmmear

thee,

Madonna,

fondly

we

hov-cr,Trustingthy

gen-tle

care to

prove

Si^

e^

-n

3

.?£5e

SOLO.

1

On this

day

we

ask

to

share,

Dearest

Mo-ther,

thy

sweet

care

;

Aid us

m

^5?-

-)5>-

25

f?-^-

i

n.c.

ere

our

feet

^T-f-^^

a

-

stray,

Wan

-der

from

thy guid

-

iog

way

2

Queen

of

angels

deign

to

hear.

Lisping

children's

humble

pray'r:

Young

hearts

gain,

O

Virgin

pure,

Sweetly

to

thyself

allure.

3

Rose

of

Sharon,

lovely

flow'r,

Beauteous

bud of

Eden's

bow'r

;

Cherishe 1

lily

of the

vale.

Virgin

Mother,

Queen

we hail.

4

In

vain

the

flow'rs

of

love we

bring,

In

vain

sweet

music's

note

we

sing.

If

contrite

heart

and

lowly

prayer.

Guide

not

ourgifts

to

thy bright

sphere.

5

Fast

our

days

of

life

we

run.

Soon

the

night

of

death will

come;

Tower of

strength

in

that dread

hour,

Come with

all

thy

gentle

power.



BLESSED

VIRGIN MARY.

118—

To

Love

Thee,

Mary,

^

207

I

:«*:

To

love

thee,

O

Ma

-

ry

I

tS^

Is

our on

-

ly joy,

-•-

-•-

-#- -•

t^£

Ftne,

SOLO.

Mo-ther

pure,

thy glo

-

ry

Shall our

lips

em

-

ploy,

i

Seel-

the

storm is

^

^=^

?^

6 S S S .

g-U-r«

fei^

-K-iS

=i^

I

-

Clouds

a

-

bove

us

lower,

All

ourthoughtsen-

D.C.

^

^^^^^P^

gag

-

ing

—

Save

us

by

thy

.^

A

.^ -^

power.

£

^

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i

i

f^

£

3ii'

i

P

it^

I

2

Gloomy

clouds

above

us

Hide thee

from

our

eyes

;

Let us feel thou

lov'st

us

—

Brighten

now

our

skies.

3

Thy

sweet

light

brings gladness,

Gentle Star of

morn

;

Take

from

earth

its sadness

—

Darkest

skies

adorn.



208

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

117-0

When

Shall We

With

Angels

Bright.

^^

^

Oh

when

shall

we

with

an^-gds

bright,

On

gol-

den

harpsonrMoi

her

^g

^sss^^s

-

—

1&

praise,

And

bask bene

optlipht,

Andonhcrwondrousbeauty

cnoRvs.

Sweet

Mo'-ther,

sweet

Mo-ther,

SweetMo-ther,

far

from

heav'n

and

'^~l7~~j^

^

\

'\\

-€?-

&•

&•

NS^B

~^^^^

^

^-1-

thee,

We

lan-guishhere

»

9 ^

m

-f

in

ex

-

ile

drear,

These

cap-tive

i

n

i

^^-p

=in

k^j=j^

hearts,

O

Ma

-

ry

free,

Let

them

behold

thee.

Mother

dear.

2

O

if 'tis

now

so

sweet

to

love.

And oft

to

breathe

thy

holy

name,

What

will

it be in realms

above

—

Where

seraphs'

ardour

hearts

inflame

?

g

But

hark

I

a voice

from

starry

skies,

Thosegentl^r.tonesour

hearts

will

know

Our

Mother

loved

has

heard

our

sighs.

She

sees

us

languish

here

below.

4

Her children

there

she'll

kindly

cheer,

She'll

fold them in

her

fond

embrace

;

From

ev'ry

eye

she'll

wipe

tKe

tear.

And

from

sad

hearts

all

sorrow

chase.



BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

209

118-Hail All

Hail,

Sweet Notre

Dame

De Lourdes.

^Xofleriito.

3

M^ i^

1^

V

I

Hail

all

hail,

sweet

No

-

Ire

Dame de Lourdes

Hail,

sweet

Mistress

of

the

*£lE

I

iSBî^^n

t-

-=5-^-

^^

world,

'Neath whose

careour

wear

-

y

-^^̂ Mi

ex

-

ile

Isfromcountlessillsse-

mmsmm

CHORUS.

îiipsM^ggi

cured,

I

Then let men

and

angels

praise

thee.

Îîî

-ip^^^s^^p

fes^

or

ea

ch

bless-ing

thou'st

pro-cured,

While

ingladsome

strains

we're,

6-

^^

*

g

fi—

-«-w

;i.^=

-^

-ri_

en

-6—^—1-

ii

sine:

--^^J--

ing,

^Si

uto

^

F=^^^

6

Hail,

sweet Notre

Damede Lourdes.

3

P

f€

P=^

i^

1

2

Blessed

thou

above

all

others,

3

Happy

angels

joy

to

own

thee,

Mary,

Mistress

of

the

spheres,

O'er

their choirs

exalted

high,

Star

of

hope

serenely

beaming

Thron'd

in

blissful

light

and

beauty

Through

this

darksome

vale of

tears,

.

Empress

of

the

starry

sky.



210

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

119—

Hail,

Rose of

Mystic

Beauty.

Moderate,

Chorus.

p

f

LBîlîîPie^

Hail,

Rose

of

Mys

-

tic

beauty

I

Bright

flower

in

heaven's

^P

d:

^

m

-d

—^—^

^^-ZZI^l

n

p|Efel^%lSlîi^^

field,

Far

sweeter is

thy

fragrance

Than

earthly

flowers can

yield.

I

-<s-

-Sl-

Sl-

^^^z^-:^

W-^-

-c?-

=P^

?

^^^îis^^^^.^

f creatures

thou

art

purest.

None love

-

li

-

er

can there

be,

All

221

:?2:

I

=*

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3^

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a^

^

—

l»r-

^^

—

R

gii^S

J^-^^^ît^

heaven

resounds

with

prais

-

es,

Sweet

Mystic

Rore,

to thee.

^=l=p:

^

-<si-

^

:&

^

Z=^

2

Within

Thee,

peerless

flower.

Did

Jesus

once

repose,

For

Thou alone art

worthy

To

be

His

Mystic

Rose.

Too

pure

for this

world's

garden,

Sweet

Rose

of

priceless

worth,

From

Heaven God

sent

His

angels,

Who

took

Thee

from

the earth.

3

Enraptured

with

Thy beauty.

My

soul with love

o'erflows;

I

long

to

be

in heaven

With

Thee,

sweet

Mystic

Rose.

O

Mary,

Rose of Heaven

Hear

Thou

our

earnest

prayer

;

Protect

us

all

from

danger

And

take

us

to

Thy

care.



BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

211

l20-1Vlary

How

Sweetly

Falls

That

Word.

Andantino

^-3:

t^

^:

'^

S|^

S=g

I

Ma

•

ryl

How sweet

-

ly

falls that

word

On

my

en-

^^M

rap

•

tured

ear

:8ii

-#-

•<s>

jCZ

Oft

do

I

breathe in ac

-

cents

m

-<s

^-

^

^

^

'-^

-St-

3:

low,

That

sound

when

none

are

near.

irfe

g^

:?=

:=^

-E?--

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5=?

IS-

B

CHORUS.

Animato.

^£WE:

;nS

=3=

Sing,

O

my

h'ps,

ii

(S'-

and loud

-

ly

pro

-

claim

:

g

fcta

Ma

-

ry,

O

Ma

-

ry,

how

sweet

is

thy

name

fz^i



212

BLESSED VIRGIN

MARY.

MARY

I HOW SWEETLY

FALLS

THAT

WORD-ContinuEO.

11^^^

Sweet

as the

warbling

of

a

bird,

Sweet

as

a

mother's

voice;

So

sweet to me

is that

dear

name,

It

makes

my

soul

rejoice.

Bright

as

the

glittering

stars

appear,

Bright

as the

moonbeams

shine.

So

bright

in

my

mind's

eye

is seen

Thy

loveliness

divine

Through

thee

I

offer

my requests.

And

when

my

prayer

is

done,

In

ecstasy

sublime

I

see

Thee

seated

near

thy

Son.

121-

The Sun

Is

Shining

Brightly,

DUET

/illegro.

1

The su.i

is shin

2

There'smu

-

sic

in

3

And

when

night

clos

ing bright

the

heav

es

o'er

ly.

ens,

us,

trees

are clothed

with

For

birds

are

sing

-

ing

And

twink-ling

stars

ap-

^^^^^^^^^m

reen.

The

beauteous

bloom

of

flow

'.here.

And na

-

ture's

songs

and

prais

pear;

The

chaste

moon

calm

ly

reign

ers

On

ev'

-

ry

side

is

es

Aresoundingthroughthe

elh.

In

skies

so

bright

and



BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

THF

SUN

IS

SHINING

BRICHTLY-CONTINUEO.

2l3

m

I

seen

;

The

fields

are

gold

and

em'

-

raid,

And

all

the world

is

air;

'

And

we,

with

hearts

o'erflow

-

ing

With

joy

will

sing

to-

clear.

Oh

I

how

that

sight

.re-minds

us

Of

heav

-

en far

a

gay;

For

'tis

the

month

of Ma

day:

For

'tis

the

month

of

Ma

way,

Where

reigns,

o'er

saints

and

an

^

m

ry,

The

love-ly

month of

ry,

The

love-ly

month

of

gels,

Our

love-ly

Queen

of

CHORUS.

Animato.

Efe^S^^^^:^^

W

•'

L

O Ma

-

ry,

dear

Mo

-

ther,

We

sing

a

hymn

to

?=

^

g1^=

?^^

îîîn^pp^

hee;

Thou art

the

Queen

of

heaven,

Thou

too

our

Queen

shall

r

)e.

asUa-to

e

-

ter

-

ni

.

ty.

rule

us

andguideus

Ua-

to

e

-

ter

-ni

r I

—

r-v

p^



214

BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

122—

Ave

Maria,

Bright

and Pure.

An

in

a

bri^h;

and

pure,

Hear,

O

hear

me when

I

-; -

-1

—

I

—

I

—

1 1

—

I—

I

—

I

—

1—

z;-i

—

t-

pray

;

9--

Pains

and

pleasures

— —

0-

try

the

pil

-

grim

On

his

r

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—

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—

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—

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—

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—

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pt5^

long

and

dreary

way

;

Fears

and

per

-

ils

are

around

me.

A

-

ve

Ma-

^

r-

-•-r*-

DtzT

i

3

I

P^

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^^

ri

-

a,

bright

and

pure,

-(9-

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O

-

ra

pro

me.

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--I-

O

-

ra

pro

me.

i

f

-«—

3-

Cr

2

Ave

Maria,

Queen

of

heaven,

Teach,

O

teach me

to

obey

;

Lead

me

on

through

fierce

temptations.

Stand

and meet

me

in the

way.

When

I

fail and

faint,

my

Mother,

Ave

Maria,

bright

and

pure,

Ora

pro

me,

Ora

pro

me.

3

Then

shall

I,

if

Thou,

O

Mary,

Art

my

strong

support

and

stay.

Fear

nor

ieel

the

threefold

danger,

Standing

forth

in dread

array.

Now

and ever

shield

and

guard

me,

Ave

Maria,

bright

and

pure,

Ora

pro

me,

Ora

pro

me.

4

When

my eyes

are

slowly closing,

And

I

fade

from

earth

awav.

And

when

Death,

the

stern

destroyer,

Claims

my body

as

his

prey.

Claims

my

soul,

O

then,

sweet

Mary,

Ave

Maria,

bright

and

pure.

Ora

pro

me,

Ora

pro

me.



BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

2l5

123-0

Mary,

Dear

Mother,

How

Fondly

I

Flee.

lUoderato

2

In

thy

blessed

keeping

my

soul is

sectre,

Though

foes

gather

round

to

affright

or

ailure,

I

fear not

the

devil,

his

might

nor

his

charms.

When cheered

by

thy

presence,

upheld

by

thy

arms.

3

I fear

not the

wicked,

their

weapons,

their

skill

;

I fear

not

the

world,

let

it

rage

as

it

will

;

I

fear

not

my

passions,

though

wayward

and

wild,

If

thou.

Help

of

Christians,

wilt shelter

thy

child.

4

In

moments

of

sorrow^,

in

anguish

of

heart*

In

pain,

in

afBiction,

my

comfort

thou

art

,

When

coldly

repulsed

and

abandoned

by

all.

Thou still

standeth

by

me,

thou hearest

my

call.

5

O,

help

me in

life,

in

its

work

and

its

woes,

To

carry

my

crosses,

to

conquer

my

foes

O,

help

me in

death,

that

my

soul

be set

free

To

fly

unto

Jesus,

thy

Son.

and

to

thee.



216

Moderatn,

ST.

JOSEPH.

124-Holy

Patron

Thee

Saluting.

^^^m^^^

Ho

-

ly

pa

-

tronlthee

sa

-

lut

-

ing,

Here we meet

with

2

World

-ly

dang-

ers

for

them

fear

-

ing,

Youth -ful

hearts to

3

Thou,

who faith

-

ful

-

ly

at-tend

-

ed Him whom

heaven and

4

May

our

fer

-

vent

prayers

as-cend

-

ing

Move thee

{ox

our

5

Through

this

life,

O

watch

a-round

us,

Fill

with

love

our

^S

s

m^^^m$

^~

J

r

l

hearts sin

-

cere;

_

thee

we

bring,

earth a

-

dore;

souls

to

plead

;

eve

-

ry

breath.

^^

Fd:

t^

Blest Saint

Jo

-

seph,

all

u

-

nit

-

ing,

Grant,

in

vir

-

tue

per

-

se

-

ver

-

ing,

Who

with

pi

r.

ous

care de

-

fend

-

ed

May thy

smile

of

peace

des

-

cend

-

ing,

And

when

part

-

ing

fears

sur

-

round

us,

^

-tS-

=1=^

ipzzz^iztp

:t

cnoRvs.

-*T* 1



ST.

JOSEPH.

HOLY

PATRON

1

THEE SM\iJlH(i-Continued.

217

m

^__^^

:^:

of man

-

kind

;

^^3^£||

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^

—

^^

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thy

chil

-_j

—

1-

m

dren

thee im-

r

2:^:

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1^^

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—

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plor

-

ing,

-f=2

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tzici:

H-

May

—

(=2..

£

we

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:i

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thy

pro

:^i=i^:

—

si-

tec

tion

:^:

find.

#

i

125

—

Joseph,

Pure

Spouse.

I.

To

-

seph, pure

spouse

of

that

im

-

n

^--

3=

im

-

mor

-

tal

bride

:2:

?;

i

:Nii^fe

li

u*

^

^

:^

g

^

Who shines

in

1-

ev

er vir

1: ig:. 3:

ij::

gin

glo

-

ry

bright,

E^

fiE^

fj^-EEEpJ

-K^

Thy praise

let

S-ZES3^

t

all

the

earth

^=5?

~-W-

earth

re

-

echo

-

ing

send

--^g

P

1ft

1^

-cp-



2l8

ST.

JOSEPH.

JOSEPH,

PURE SPOUSl-Continued.

Back

to tlie

realms,

back

to

the

realms,

of

light.

o

back

4^-

^m

2 Thine arms

embraced

thy

Maker

newly bom,

With

Him

to

Egypt's

desert

didst thou

flee;

Him

in

Jerusalem

didst

seek

and

And,

Oh,

day

of

joy

; oh,

day

of

joy

io thee

1

3

Not until

after

death their

blissful

crown

Others

obtain

;

but

unto thee

was

given

.

.

.^

^

In

thine

own lifetime

to

enjoy

thy

God,

As do the

blest,

as do the

blest

in

heaven.

4

Grant

us,

great

Trinity,

for

Joseph's

sake,

The

heights

of

immortality

to

gain,

There

with

glad

tongues

Thy

praise

to

celebrate

In one

eternal,

One Clemal

Strain

126—

Holy

Joseph,

Dearest

Father.

%.

CHORUS.

Allegretto.

feS

Holy

Jo-seph,

dearest

fa

-

iher.

To

thy

children's

prayer

in-

m

^^=rM

ist^±i:*it

=i?

cline,

Whilst

we

sing

Thy

jo\s

and

sor

-

rows.

And

the

glories

which

are

fe^

^-^1

1

-

i

-m-

Fine.

SOLO.

*=^

r^=-3^

-^-

:±^

thine.

r^

1.

How to

praise

thee,

2.

Near

to

Je

-

sus,

3.

We

have

praye

1

and

4.

One

more

fa

-

vour

^

how

to

thank

thee,

near

to

Ma

-

ry,

thota

hast

an-swered

we

will

ask

thee,

Bless

-

ed

And,

kind

We

have

Thou of

8=ir



ST.

JOSEPH.

219

HOLY

JOSEPH,

DEAREST fMiilR-Continued.

A L



220

ST.

JOSEPH.

WITH TENDER

LOn-VonUnued.

-^' ... ,-^

•

1 . ».T1

C- 1

sing,

Saint

Jo-seph,

dear,

when

life

is

dark.

When

waves

of

sin

and

sor-row

r.^ri^

wm^m^^^^&'

ise,

Guide

thou

our

frail

and

trem-bling

bark,

Safe to the

port

beyond

the

skies.

2

Kind

Father,

from

thy

throne

above,

Look

down

upon

thy

children.

And

help

our

wayward

hearts

to

love

The

hidden

life

so dear.

3

O

favor'd

Saint

;

O

lily

fair.

That

bloomed

in

fullest

beauty,

Impart

to

us the

perfume

rare

Of

thy

humility.

128—

Dear

Guardian

of

Mary.

2.

For

3-

O

4.

When

Guard

-

ian

of

Ma

-

ry

dear

thou

to

the

pil

-

grim

art

bless

-

ed

Saint

Jo

-

seph

how

the

trea

-

sures

of

God

were

nurse

of her

fa

-

ther

and

great

was

thy

un

-

sheltered

on

^

^^^=^

—

^—

h-

^^

-=1 «—

child

guide,

worth,

earth.

^

e

s

=ij

i

are

ife's

ways

And

Je

-

sus

The

one

chos

Safe

keep

-

ing

full

and

-

en

was

wear

Ma

-

shad

found

y.

ry

ow

for

the

felt

of

them

i^Ei

des

-

safe

God

both

ert

at

up

in

IS

thy

on

thy

^^^



ST.

JOSEPH.

DEAR

GUARDIAN

OF MARY-CONTINUED.

221

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'^:

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^

iE=i.^^-S-33

wild

;

Bleak

sands

are

all

round

us,

no

home can

•

we

side

;

Ah

1

bless

-

ed

Saint

Jo

-

seph,

how safe

should I

earth

;

The Fa

-

iher

of

Je

•

sus

—

ah I

then wilt

thou

worth,

O

Fa

•

ther

of

Je

-

sus

be fa

-

ther

to

2^

>--e=z-

=Si

g^=g=il

^

see

;

Sweet

Spouse

of

our

be,

Sweet

Spouse

of

our

be,

Sweet

Spouse

of

our

me,

Sweet

Spouse

of our

La

-

dy

we

lean

up

-

on

thee.

La

-

dy

1

if

thou

wert

with

me.

La

-

dy

a fa

-

ther

to

me.

La

dy

and

I

will love

thee.

Sl^l'^1^

1

129—

Great

Saint

Joseph

Throned in

Glory.

AUefffetto.

rf—

-ii>r

;^,

^J

I

Great

Saint

Jo

•

sephl

pi?i

»-3

throned

in

glo

Bt;

ry,

Thou

art

0^-^^

0M

:#

22

^

p

reigning

in the

skies,

How

we

see

thy

transports

W0W-



222

ST.

JOSEPH.

CREAT

SAINT

JOSEPH

I

THRONED

IN

CLORY-CONTINUEO.

--^M

Wm&

-Ml

?=

en

one

8.

glow-ing

Neaih

the

light

of

Ma

-

ry's

eyesl

Glorious

Saint

I

m-

h^-

-*•

-—r

-m-

^

-m-

Jo-seph

Guardian of

Ma

-

ry,

ia

life's

last

hour,

wilt

thou

be

4-

—

^aC^

-S-

—

•-

-S

-^K

Glorious

Stint

J

o

-

si^ph'

Guardian

of

Ma

-

ry,

igh

Glorious

Stint

J

o

-

so

Id

life's

last

eta^

S

S-g a^-

f—

^-f

^

311

hour

wilt

thou

-*-*

^

^^

30 3 3

be

njgh

1

O

great

Saint

Jo-seph

pray

for

zm^itidpitd

^-fliit.

I

I

I

—I

1

I

—

1-

zB.---^:=.B-.

rM

:=l:

:Sf^

m

V

us,

O

great

Saint

Joseph pray

for

us,

O

great

Saint

Joseph

pray

for us

f^lp

Jitit

lit

2

Thou wert as

a

shadow

tender,

3

An,

when

life's

long

scene

is

closing,

Of

the

great

Eternal

One,

Holy

Patron

then be

nigh.

Shielding

from

the

world's

rude

tempests,

In

that

hour

of

bitter

anguish.

Mary,

Mother

of

His

Son.

Teach,

oh

1

teach

us

how

to

die.



ST.

JOSEPH.

130—

Great

St.

Joseph,

Meek and

Lowly.

223

Music

and words

by

Sisters

op

Mercv,

St.

Xavier's,

Chicago^

111.

Andante.

mm^^m^m^^^

r

1.

Great St.

Jo-seph,

meek

and

low

-

ly,

Guardian

of our

Lord,

All-

2.

Great

St.

Jo-seph,

Christ-like,

tend

-

er,

Fos

-

ter

-

father

and

de-

es3=

:=^:

:J^

S(-

-^-

^'

^M^^^

o

-

ly,

fend

-

er

aig^^giEs:

Hail

this

glorious day,

Of

our

Heavenly

King,

-I-

While our

voic-es

blithely

Pa

-

tient,

gen

-tie,

humble.

-J^

iS--.

a^EE^s;

'^-

--^r

2^

-1^'

-(SI-

^-

M-^

-Jl:

i=^

:*=gS

3^

sound

-

ing,

Lov

-

ing

hearts

in

rap

-

ture

bound

-

ing,

fer

-

vent,

Hap

-

py,

si

-

lent,

faith

-

ful

serv

-

ant,

3

-^:

Piip

-Sl-T

w

i

—

I

—

.--=1

—

^

J-^

?;

]^-

j—j-s

J

'

«

-h-

^

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List

our

prayer

to

thee

Hear

us while

we

pray

^^Z

z^Om~-

Make

us ho

•

ly

be.

Guard

our

souls this

day.

C2.

.

22:

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&-

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224

ST.

JOSEPH.

•

GREAT

ST.

JOSEPH,

MEEK AND

lO^U

-Continued.

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^=:t-:

^--Tziz^fi^'

35^=r^Hi

±1^

—

S

J?-

^—

j^

mm

3^:

Full

and

free

the

chor-us rais

-

ing,

All

thy

ho

-

li

-

ness

now

Now

and

when

life's

day

is clos

-

ing,

In

thy

arms

our

lives

cn-

-I

r?-

ilzzs

3^-:^3:

d=

-==>-

:g=S:

aj=a|: =il=zi«|:

-«

—

m-

-M-MzimL

prais

fold

1;^^

ing,

ing.

—

^

We

sing

our sweet

-

est

lay,

We

sing

our

sweet

-

est

To

thee,

sweet

saint,

we

pray.

Oh,

guide

our

steps

al-

^:

m

^_:

:±

Allegro. /

i^^

J?'

I

i3=sj

g

=

lay.

All

hail,

way.

:«22:

all

hail.

all

hail

-^—

1

—

.S^ *-

Saint

=i*=

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±

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1^

=^=;^¥

Jo

-

seph,

dear

-

est

Saint,

all

hail,

J

^

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All

hail,

all

hail

f3^

i:

i^-^-Jy

:^=t

1^

tfs^-

Religioso

r^

^ a

• —

«1—

1—

i^g=^l

^T

Saint

Jo

-

seph,

dear

-

est . .

saint.

Our hearts

in

praise,

on

A

^^m.

:2^



=t^^

ST.

JOSEPH.

IIREAT

ST.

JOSEPH,

MEEK

AND

lOVIVf—

Concluded

mf

225

^—

^—

j^^

^s^^^m

we

raise.

Thy glo-ries

now we

-'S'-

sing.

Our hearts in

praise,

on

szzss:

i

22:

^

3-:Eg^^:

high

we

raise.

Thy

:^g^=j^g^Ej

/

glo

ries

now

we

A

1

1-

sing,

Saint

::±z±

H^-

^EE?;

I

__y.

lg

Jo

-

seph,

dear

-

est

--^-

saint,

Saint

Jo

-

seph,

dear

-

est

saint.

1

?;

-«-

-si-

:^:

:^^

-is-

-t-

131—Dear St.

Joseph,

Words

out of

Visits to St.

Joseph.

Nazareth

Convent,

Rochester,

N.

Y.

-H

^1

1

P

V

g2

=q-,

i:i^_^j_,-t^^,^_,_g_t:_,_._,_*_«_*.,__*_t

Dear

St.

Jo-seph,

oh,

re-

Bring-

to

me,

my

dear -est

Glori

-

ous

Jo-seph, deign

to

te^s^

S'

-^:

tz:

-f2-

-#

I

g

r

:itzf-t

iizt:_^.-t

n

•-

—

• •

r

mem

Path

hear

ber,

er,

me.

:^-

^

^

I

1

1 «

^

-_2_A-

When

thou

didst this life

Je-sus

as

my

guest

When

you

love and

praise

•

s

•

4-

•-

5>

-3*-

de

di

I

part,

vine,

sing,

•

0-\

—

•—

r



226

ST.

JOSEPH

DEAR ST.

JOSIPH—Coniinued.

How

the tend

-er

In tliat

last

e

When for fa

-

vors,

-0-

-f-

-0-

-0

hands of

Je

-

sus

vent

-

ful hour

....

grac

-

es

plead

-iiig'

Pil

-

lowed thee

up

Lot

His

heart

re-

To

your

feet

my

-_,^

—

0-.

—-

—

—

.p.-^

J

^

^

^

^

1^*

I -fi*-

^V=#i=3^

on

hisheart;By thegraceof

thy

last

moments Dear-est

Fath-er,

pose

on

mine.

Pray

for

me

to

my

sweet

Mother,

Tha'with

Je-sus

sor-

rows

bring.

Oh re-fusenot

my

last

moments

With

your

pres-ence

::]=2»

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t—j

N—

IN

jJ

—

,/n—

I

—

-j

—

I

\

^-j

-I

r

pray

she

to

for

me,

may

come,

con

-

sole,

That

my

death

be

hap

To con

-duct

my

soul

Je

-

sus,

Ma-ry,

dear

py,



ST.

ROSE

OF

LIMA.

132—

First Flow'ret

of the

Desert.

227

Andantine.

Arr. Bertini.

—

^i

—

c

P-

i^r

^

i^-i-F

—

,

—

I

—

p-i-|

*

1,

First

flow'ret

of

the

des

-

ftrt

wild,

Whose

leaves the

sweets

of

grace

ex

-

hale,

We

2. And once a

-

mid

thy

raptures

prayer,

Thy heavenly Spouse

him

-

self came

down,

Most

iiie

:S=t:

^

-s-

-&.-

:ii^

forrt:

greet

thee,

Lima's

sainted

child.

Rose

of

A-mer-i-_ca,

all

hail

When

first

appeared

the

sweet

-

ly

breathing

in

thy

ear,

Rose

of

my

heart,

receive

thy

crown,

And

whilst

a

-

mid His

m

-&-

=|:

--«-?-?-

--X

-s-

V

N

N

N t

=i=q=

^E

in

-

fant

smile Beam

-

ing up

-on

thy

features

meek,

Itseemedas if

there blushed

the

glo

•

ries now Thou

seest

Him face to

face,

O

deign,

St.

Rose,

to

hear

thy

suppliants'

lii

:.

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1:1=}:

11=

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4:: -•

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g

—

;-:

^'::l—^^

•

—

*-

^=

:t

E^:

:qr

-i-#-

nt=:p?

while,

The

rose-bud on

thy

vir

gin

cheek.

We

greet

thee,

sainted

vow.

That

grace

and

glo

-

ry

we

may

gain.

gij

1

:j=z=

-|—

J—

j=r

_^

^

=iz

^-MT

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•

S

(S

1

f—

©

^

—

^

—^—^-^

—

p

—

^

—

^-i

—

*

^^

child,

Rose of

A

-

mer-i

-

ca,

all hail

Li

-

ma

s

sainted

child,

Rose

of

A-mer-i-ca,

all

^11^'==^

qiij'===zz:T=^'_^

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g

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228

Modernto,

ST.

ANNE.

133-To

Kneel

At

Thine Altar.

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n*

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at

thine al

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we

draw

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on

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Saint

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thy

name,

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loud.

thy

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-

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2 Of old

when our fathers

touch'd

Canada's

shore,

They

named

thee

its

Patron

and

Saint

evermore.

3

To all

who

invoke

thee

thou

lendest

an

ear.

Thou

soothest

the

sorrows

of all

who draw

near.

4

Saint

Anne,

we

implore

thee to list

to our

pray'r

In

time of

temptation,

take

us

in

thy

care.

5

In this life obtain

for

us

that

which

in

best,

And

bring

us at

length

to our

heavenly

rest.



CHORUS

ST. ANNE.

134-0

Lady

High

In

Glory

Raised.

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in

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raised,

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daughter

ev

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blest

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of

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2

O

gain

celestial

light

and

grace.

Dear

heir of

endless

fame,

For

us

and all

who

memory

keep

Of

thy

immortal

name.

I

3

To

Him,

the Saviour of the

world,

Whom Anna's

daughter

bore,

Be with

the

Sire

and

Paraclet©

All

glory

evermore.



230

ST. PATRICK

135—

Hibernia's

Champion

Saint,

All Hail

I

I.

Hi

•

ber-nia's

Champion

Saint,

all

hail

With fadeless

glory

crown'd

;

The

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of

your

ar

-

dent

zeal.

This

day

your

praise

shall

sound.

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glo

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Pat

-

rick,

Pray

for

that

dear

coun

-

try,

Sli*

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r T 1

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Great

and

glo-rious

St.

Pat

•

rick.

Hearken

to

the

pray'r

of

thy

children,

-G—

m

2 Borne

on

the

wings

of

charity,

To

Erin's

coast

you

flew

;

Bade Satan from

her

valleys

flee,

And

his dark

shrines

o'erthrew.

3

Wand'ring

thro'

error's

gloomy

night,

Our sires

did

lose

their

way

;

You

cheer'd their

hearts

with

heavenly

With

truth's

consoling ray.

[light.

4

Sickness

flies,

his voice

obeying,

Sightless

eyes

behold

the

day,

And the

pow'rofGod

displaying,

Death

unwilling

yields

his

prey.

5

Mortals,

with amazement

seeing

Senseless

idols

prostrate fall.

Own

the author of

their

being,

And

proclaim

Him Lord

of

alL



ST.

PATRICK.

13

6 -All

Praise

To

Saint

Patrick.

23l

i

^

praise

to Saint

Pat-rick,

who

brought

to

our

mountains

The

been to

us

light,

when

earth'slightswereall

set;

For

the

2

There

is

not

a Saint

in

the

bright

courts

of

heaven,

More

drives

it far off from

the

green sun-ny

shore,

Like the

3

Then

what

shall

we

do

for

the

heav

-

en-sent

father

?

What

Fa

-

ther

of Ire-land

1

no

child

wilt thou

own Whose

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^

gift

of

God'sfaith,

the

sweet

light

ofHis

love

All

praise

to

the

Shepherd

who

glo-ries

of faith

they

can nev-

er

de

-

cay,

And

the

best

of

our

glories

is

faith-ful

than he

to the

land

of

hischoice;Oh,

well

may

the

na-tion to

rep-tiles

that

fled

from

his curse in

dis-may.

And

Erin,

when error's

proud

shall

the

proof

of our

loy

-

al

-

ty

be?

By

all that

is dear

to

our

life

is not

light-ed by

grace

on

its

way

;

For

theyare

true

Irish,

ah

m

^^-

fct

i

I

W

_»

m

L

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ii

i

^

^^F^.r^

showed

us

the fountains That

rise in

the

Heart of

the

Saviour

a-bovel

bright

with

us

yet,

in the

faith

and

the

feast

of Saint

Pat

-

rick's

day.

whom

he was

giv-en,

In the

feast

of

their Sire

and

apostle

re-joice.

tri

-

umph

is

o'er,

Will

still be

found

keep-ing

Saint

Pat

•

rick's

day.

hearts,

we

would

rather

Be

martyred,

sweet

Saint,

than

bring

shame

upon

thee.

yes,

they

a

•

lone,

Whose

hearts

are

all

true

on

Saint

Pat

•

rick's

day.



232

ST

PATRICK

ALL

PRAISE

TO

SAINT

PATRICK

-Continued.

For

hundreds

of

years,

In

smiles

and in

tears,

OurSainthathbcen

withus,

our

Jn

glory

a-bove

True

to

his

love,

He

keeps

the false faith from

But

oh,

he

will

take

The

promisswe

make,

So

to

live that

our

lives,

by

^-^- - -

-^^^

^^_

'

'

-P—P-

wm^kM

^

Til.

J).C.

shield

and our

stay

;

All

else

may

have

gon».

Saint

Patrick alone

—

He

hath

his chil-dren

away

—

The

dark

false

faith Far

worse than

death,

Oh

he

God's

help,

may display

The

light

that he

bore To

E-

rin's

shore.

Oh

Yes

^-M

1^^= ^

It

^d

i:

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4=r

E—

^

137-Hail,

Patron Of

Erin.

Andante

grasioao.

~—^—

m

-

—

I

n

.

,p

,

I

w

J

I

Hail,

Patron of

ErinI

bright

Star of

the

West,

Whallandhasnothcarri

of

thy

fame?

Dear,

^

Mz^

^FJt'^ES^^

if^=^-

_^5,l-

i

-^MM^-J^

-*--r

dear

to

my

soul

are tlie

souls

thou hast

blest,

And

dearer,

if

aught,

be

tliy

name. To

m^^^^M



ST.

DOMINIC.

HAIL,

PATRON

OF

ERIN-COHTINUEO.

233

k

•

-^^

Gospel

soon banished

i

•

dol-

a-try's night,

And

Christians

bask'd

in

its

ray.

W^

^^^---0-

^^^^

^^^5^^=

^

Maestoso

On

thy

steps,

great

Saint

all

blessings

awaited,

Though

slav'ry

has

since been

our

doom

;

Yet

the

light

of

thy

doctrine ne'er has

abated,

'Twas

the

lamp

that cheer'd

through

the

gloom.

I

Like

the

light,

that illumes the

billowy

sea.

When darkness

o'ershadows

its

breast,

To

guide

the

toss'd

mariners,

wan

with

dismay.

To

the

haven of

safety

and

rest.

ST.

DOMINIC.

138—

Thou,

Who

Hero-Like,

Hast

Striven.

1

Thou

who,

ne-ro- like

hast

stri-ven

For the

cause

of God

and

hea-ven,

2

Flower

of

chas-ti-ty,

the fair-

est Of

her

li

-

ly

buds thou

bear-est

3

Great

A-pos-tle,

ev-er

ciaim-ing

Souls

for

Je

-

sus,

by

the

nam-ing,

4

With

those

Aves,

first

and

plain-est

Of

the

Church's

prayers,

thou

rain-est

&

^.

-I

*

Z2.

J^.

Dom-in-ic,

whose life was

giv-en

Sin-ners to

re

-

call.

Saint of

high

and

Snow-white as

the

robe thou

wearest,

Gift

froni

hands

di-vine.

With

thy

brow

of

Ma

-

ry

and

her

Son

proclaiming

Mys-ter-ies

of

faith.

Still,

O

Dom-in

-

Bless-ings

on the

earth,

and

gainest

Souls

whom

Je-sus

made

Lov-ing

fa-ther.



234

ST.

STANISLAUS

KOSTKA.

J—

J

[

^_^j

1

—

J

1

THOU,

WHO

HERO-LIKE,

HAST

STRIVEN-CONTINUCO.

daunt-less

spi

-

rit,

By

thy

vast

un

-

measured

mer

-

it

By

thy

name

which

starry

splen-dour,

With

thine

eyes

so mild

and

ten-der,

Ma-ry's

cli

-

ent,

ic,

the

preach-ing

Of

those

childhke

beads

is

reach-ing

Childlike

hearts,

all

at

thy

sta-tion

Of

se-raph-ic

con-tem

-

pla

-

tion,

In

each

hour

of

»=r±s--=^

H

,-^J-4

i=g^

3

^^

e in

•

her

-

it,

Hear

us when

we

call,

hear us

when

we

call,

truth's de

-

fen

-

der,

To our

prayers

in

-

cline,

to our

prayers

in

-

cline.

sweet-ly teach-ing

Christ's own

life

and

death,

Christ's

own

life

and

death,

dark

temp-ta-tion,

Give

thy

sav-ing

aid;

give

thy

sav

-

ing

aid.

.fei^:

^-

:^

IS'-

TT}'

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g

ST.

STANISLAUS

KOSTKA.

Anitnato.

139-Dear

Saint,

Who

On

Thy

Natal

Day.

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Dear



ST.

THERESA.

DEAR

SAINT,

WHO

ON THY

NATAL DAY-CONTINUEO.

235

2 Sweet

flow'r,

that loved to bloom

unknown,

4

Teach

us,

like

thee,

to

shrink from

sin,

A

Saint 'mid

worldly

pomp

and

pride

;

Like thee

to

love

sweet

purity;

T\^ho at

the

footstep

of a

throne

That

we from

Mary's

heart

may

win

Knew

naught

but

Jesus

crucified.

The

love

she

oncebestowed

on

thee

1

3

Blest

youth,

who cast a crown

away,

To

be

with

Christ

despised

and

poor;

Teach

us to walk our

lowly

way,

Content,

though

humble

beour

store.

5

Thus

safe

baneath

her

gentle

sway,

Oh,

may

the

grace

to

us be

giver

To

pass

from

earth

some

happy

day.

And

join

thee

in

the

courts ofheaven

ST.

THERESA.

Pattorale,

140

Faithful

To

Thy

Spouse

And

Love.

h

s

1

Faith-ful to

thy

Spouse

and

love.Saint

Theresa

thee we

pray,

2

Thouwhosehearto'erflowed

with

lo%'e,Which

led

thee

forth

to

win,

'Mid

3

Thusthroughall thy

mor

-

tal

life.

An

an

-

gel

pure

and

bright.

Thy.

Pi&-

a-

S^

U

-W-

-9-

*

-9-

^

Bless-ed

Daughter

of the

Church,

Which

honours

thee

to

-

day.

ty

rant

rage

and

pa

-

gan

scorn,

Unnumbered

souls

from sin

;

love

of God

and zeal for souls

Led

ma

-

ny

un

-

to

light

;



236

rq:

t?L

ST.

THERESA.

FAITHFUL

TO

THY

SPOUSE

AND

LOVE-CONTINUEO.

Thou

didst

serve

thy

God in

truth,

And

he

'mid death

and

shame.

All

the

fad

-

ing

joys

of

earth

Were worthless

in

thine

eye,

When

thy

time of

tri-umphcame,

Thy

blood bedewed the

sod;

I

^^3?_-3=iE^

±1

ii^^^#ip^p

Gave

thee

strength

to

meet

th&strife,

And

conquer

in his

Name.

For

oh

immortal

was the

crown A

-

wait-ing

thee

on

high

O

hap-py

name,

but

happier

fate,

To-yield thy

life

for God i

CHORUS.

m^k

Blest Saint

Theresa,

pray

that we

May

ne'er

our

God de

ny,

But

meek of heart and

firm of

faith,

May

for

Him

live

and

die

I

Efg



ST.

AGATHA.

237

141

Allegretto.

-We

Come

To

Thee,

Happy

Saint.

-5^

1

We

come

2 While

ii>

3

O

pray

t

T

to

thee,

the ros

for

us,

.0.

y

o

-^

:t=?

g

^

M^E^^^^

hap

•

py

Saint,

To

claim

dawn

of

youth.

To

God

mar

•

tyred

Saint,

While on

thy

care

and

thy

heart

was

the

sea

of

#-

-gt--

is:

love

given,..

.

life,..^.

.

p-

-#-

W-

To

And

We

beg

thy

guid-ance

true

thro' life

thy

Strug

-

gle

with

the

thro'

spot

this

life.

To

less

soul

'Mid

wind

and

waves,

O

-#-

-0-

end

•

less

bliss

a-

suff

-

'ring

soared

to

aid

.

us 'mid

the



2

38

ST.

AGATHA.

WE

COME

TO

THEE,

HAPPY SAINT-CONTINUEO.

iirt^ii

dan

•

gcrs

hov

-

er

crowa of fade

-

less

death'sdread hour IS

near

,

light,

nigh,

O

O.

pray

may

O,

pray

that

God

may

its

ra

-

diance

that

Christ

may

F=?-

IT^

^3^-^ii

CHORUS

i

^

4V-T—

^

:#ix-—

give

shine

an

us

strength

to

on

us

And

gels

send To

con

-

quer

ev'

-

ry

fear,

cheer

the

gloom

of

night,

bear

our souls

O

Thy

And

-A-

t

ii=i=4^

E£^J

t=r

r

m^

:i§^

pray

for

us,

Saint

A

-gath-a.

For

dan-gers

hov

-

er

near;

pu

-

ri

-

ty

has

won for

thee A crown

of

fade-less

light.

when

w-e'vetri-umphed

o

-

versin,

And

death's dread

hour is

nigh.

J^

o

o

o

i

f-

m

*i

r^=d--

-r

pray

'thatXlctd

w/i\\

give

us

strength

To

con

-

quer

ev'

-

ry

fear,

may

its

ra-diance

shine

on

us And cheer

the

gloom

of

night,

'pray

that Christ

may an-gels

send

To

bear

our

souls

on

high.

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ST. CECILIA.

239

142

—

Veni

Sponsa

Christi.

Quartette

for

Female

voices

Sisters

of

St.

Joseph,

Nazareth

Convent,

Rochester.

N.Y.

—

j___r_

-•-

-•-

r

3-f=3:

s>-

Ve

.

ni

Spon-sa

Christi

-I

—

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—

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Cae-

S-

^--=l=:1=

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•—

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Sostenuto.

ci

-

H

-

a,

Ac

-

ci

-

pe

Cor

-

o

-

nam,

Ac

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ci

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vlt,

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ti-bi

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ravit

in ae-ter

zd-imF.

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240

YEN

SPONSA

CHRISTi

-CoNriNUtn

I

I

'

•

^—

num,

Quam

ti

-

bi

Do

-

mi-nus,

Prae-par

-

a

-

vit in

ae

-

ter

-

.

-«

—

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1

1

1

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t :t :t tt

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f

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num. Ve

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ni,

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lia,

Ve

-

ni,

Cae

-

ci

=MiaEE5EESlli=35E?J

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rzzt

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-zi-

Adagio,

143—0,

Turn

to

Jesus,

Mother,

Turn.

i=^

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cJ

4

nm

Utk

^

-0-

-0-

1.

O turn

to

Je

-

sus,

Moth

-

er, turn,

And

call Him

by

His

tend'rest

2.

Ah

they

have

fought

a

gal

-

lant

fight

;

In

death's

cold arms

they

per

-

se-

3.

They

are

the

children

of

thy

tears;

Then

hasten,

Moth

-

er

to

their

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X-

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It T=

i*-

W^

names;

Pray

for

the ho

-

ly

sou:s

that burn This

hour

a-

mid

the

cleansing

flames,

vered

;

And

af

-

ter

life's

un-cheer

-

y night,

The

har-bor

of

their rest

is neared.

aid

;

In

pit

-

y think

each

hour

appears

An

age,

while

glo-ry

is

delnyed.

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242

ALL

SOULS.

1.45—

Dearest

Lord,

We

Humbly

Crave.

4^-1^=^

•»=»'

—

—

bly

crave

Thy

mer

-

cy

for

the

B^*

ifilASS

ho

-

ly

dead

who

suf

-

fer

in

^^m^-^

the

burn-ing

wave The

rigours

of

Thy

just-ice

dread,

OJe-sus

un-to

our

request

In

pitylet

Thy

Heart

incline

I

And

fe^^siiiipi^

i^^

^^

—

grant

them.

Lord,

e

-

ter

-

nal

rest—

Let

light

for

ev

-

er

on them

shine.

They

are

thepurchased

of

Thy

blood.

Then

clasp

them,

Jesus,

to

Thy

breast

;

For

though they

sufifer,

they

are

Thine.

A.nd

grant

them,

Lord

eternal

rest

—

Let

light

forever

on them

shine.

2,

Behold

how

patiently

they

bear

The

flames

that

cleanse,

the

oangs

that

thrill,

And bless

andfiraise

Thee,

even

there

Submissive

to

Thy

holy

will.

O,

by

the

pains

that racked

Thy

breast

From

life's

first dawn

tolife's

decline,

Grant

—

grant them,

Lord,

eternal

4

O,

listen

to those

piteous

cries

rest

—

They

waft

to

Thee

by

night,

by

day

;

Let

light

foreve

on

them

shine.

The

sobs

of

love

that

vainly

tries

To

rush

unto its

God

away

I

'

They've

conquered

in

the

holy

fight— Byabsence,

more

than

pain,

distressed,

The

shock of

earth

and

hell with- With

love

hey

burn,

with

love

they

pine,

stood

Then

grant

them,

Lord,

eternal

rest

—

They

are the

heroes of

Thy

might,

Let

light

forever

on

them

shine,



ADVENT.

146—

See,

He

Comes

243

^m

:

^^^S

^

I

See.

He

comes

1 whom ev'

-

ry

na

-

tion,

Taught

of

WES

lii3=E=Êi^^pE

mmiii

^mm

^^Mpm^^^^^m^^

od,

de

-

sired to

see;....

Filled

with

hope

and

^îf-ii

3:

|lEe=§^

ife:

îM-jEî=3sm

ex

-

pec

-

ta

-

tion,

That

He would

their

Sav

-

iour

be.

î^î=ii^?iiip3E£iii

-m—^'-

m^m

Sing,

O

I

sing

with ex

-

ult

-

a

-

tion.

Haste we

m^^m^m^mmmmm

to

our

Fa,

-

ther's

Home

'Peace,

re

-

demp

-

tion,

i^:

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244

ADVENT.

SEE.

«E

COMES-CONTiNUED.

fî

joy

0.

eE£2EE^

tion,

Now

from

Heaven

i

to

earth

are

come.

See,

He

comes

1 whom

kings

and

sages,

Prophets,

patriarchs

of

old,

Distant climes

and

countless

ages,

Wailed

eager

to

behold.

Sing,

oh

sing

with

exultation.

Haste

we

to

our

Father's

home

;

Peace,

redemption,

joy,

salvation,

Now from

heaven to

earth are

come.

See,

the

Lamb of

God

appearing,

God

of

God

from

Heaven

above

See

the

Heavenly

Bridegroom

cheering

His

dear

Bride

with

words of love I

Glory

to th'

Eternal

Father,

Glory

to

th'

Incarnate

Son,

Glory

to

the

Holy

Spirit,

Glory

to

the

Three in

One.

147—

Like

The

Dawning

Of

The

Morning,

N-jSr

SMIi^^^êî

1

Like the

dawn-ing

of the

2

Thou

wert hap-py,

blessed

-3

Thou

hast

wait-ed,

child

of

morn

-

ing,

On

the

moun-tains

gold-en

Moth

er.

With

the

ve

-

ry

bliss

of

Da

-

vid,

And

thy

wait

-

ing

now

is

heights,

heaven,

o'er:

Like

the

break-ing

Since

the

an

•

gel's

Thou

hast seen

Him,

of

the

sal

-

u

bless ed

^^m^^^

moon

-

beams

ta

-

tion

Mo

-

ther.

On

In

And

the

thy

wilt

r^--=t

^

P^filiîi

gloom

of

cloud

rap

-

tured

ear

see him ev

-

y

nights,

was

given

;

er- more.

Like

Since

Oh.

a

.

the

his

se

A

hu

-

cret

-

ve

-

man

told

of

'

m

y

that

and



ADVENT.

LIKE

THE

DAWNINC OF

THE

MORNINC-Continued

24-5

Trr

an

-

gels,

mid

•

night

fea

-

tures,

ESp

SiisM

Get

-

ting

known

up

-

on

When thou

wert

a

-

noint

They

were

pass

-

ing

sweet

the

earth,

Is

the

ed

Queen,

Lii<e

a

to

see

;

Thou

be-

^EEE

^S'

p^^m^^^^Mi^^^m^

o-ther's

ex-pec

-

ta

riv

-er ov-er

-

flow

hold-est

them

this

mo

tion

Of

Mes

-

si

-

ah'sspeed-y

birth

ing

Hath the

grace

within

thee

been,

ment

;

Mo-

ther

showthemnowto

me.

^^p^p^ilf=^l^§i

Moderato.

148—

Hark

An

Awful

Voice Is

Sounding.

-^--

I

Harl< I an

aw

-

ful

voice

is

sounding;

Christ

isnigh

it seems

to

say.

P:4rJ

mm^mim

i-p-i—^ ^

kl^

m^m

ast a-

way

thedreamsof

darkness,

O

ye

chil-dren of

the

day

1 '

tei

Startled at

the

solemn

warning,

Let

the

earth-bound

soul

arise

,

Christ

her

Sun,

all sloth

expelling,

Shines

upon

the

morning

skies.

Lo,

the Lamb

so

long

expected.

Comes

with

pardon

down

from

heaven

:

Let

us haste

with

tears

ot

sorrow.

One

and

all to

be

forgivep.

So

when next

He

comes

with

glory.

Wrapping

all

the

earth

in

fear.

May

He

then,

as

our

defender.

On

the

clouds

of

heaven

appear.

Honour,

glory,

virtue,

merit.

To

the Father and the

Son,

With

the

co-eternal

Spirit,

WhUe

eternal

ages

run.



246

CHRISTMAS

Mode

14 9

-Hark

What

Mean

Those

Holy

Voices.

1

Hark I

what

mean

those

ho

-

2

Peace

on

earth,

good

-

will

3

Christ

is

born

:

the

great

4

Hast

en,

mor

-

tals,

to

ly

voic

from

heav

A-noint

a-dore

-

es,

Sweet

-

ly

sound

-

ing

-

en,

Reach

-

ing

far

as

edl Heav

-

en and

earth

Him;

Learn

His

Name to

through

the

skies?....

Lo,

ih'an-gel

-

ic

man

is

found;

..

Souls

re-deemed

and sins

His

praises

sing .

.

..

O re

-

ceive

whom

God

mag

-

ni

-

fy

Till

in

heav'n

ye

sing

Jr*

m-^^-^

re

-

joic

for

-

giv

ap-point

be

-

fore

•

es,

en,

-

ed

Him,

i^ti

-+-i

—

t

E^H^

:ff_-^:

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- •—•-

r-

=^=F-

cnoiivs.

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if--^.

I

^—

^<-|

:i*itj^.

Heav'nly

al

-

le

-

lu

-

ias

rise.

Loud our

goldden

harps

shall sound.

For

you

Prophet,

Priest

and

Kingl

Glo

-

ry

be

toGod

most

high.

-Lis-ten

to

the

won-droussto

-

ry.

.fe««r_

« 5

r-

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-r

:

m

^^^

Which

they

chant

hymns

of

jov

—

Glo

-

ry

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CHRISTMAS.

247

HARKl

WHAT MEAN

THOSE HOLY

VOICES-CoNTlNUED.



248

CHRISTMAS.

WITH

HEARTS

TRULY

GRATEFUL—

Con

Inued.

1

With

hearts

truly

grateful,

Come

all

ye

faithful,

To

Jesus,

to

Jesus

in

Betiilehem;

See Christ

your

Saviour,

Heaven's

greatest

favour.

Chorus

||:Let

s

hasten

to adore

Him:||

Our God

and

King'.

9,

God

to

God

equal

Lig-ht

of

Light

e-

Carried

in

X'irgin'sever

[ternal;

spotless

womb.

He all

preceded.

Begotten

not

created.

3

Angels

now

praise

Him,

Loud

their

voices

raising,

The

heavenly

mansions

with

joy

now

ring.

Praise,

honor,

glory.

To >Iim

who

is

most

holy.

4

To

Jesus,

born

this

day,

Gratefui

homage

repay;

To

Him

who all

heavenly

gifts

doth

bring.

\\'ord

uncJeated,

To

our

flesh

united.

A

11

gro.

151

—

Oh

Lovely

Infant,

Dearest

Saviour.

E:

V

-m-

-m- -m-

-m-

-m- -m-

-^- -S-

5

s

Oh

I

Love-ly

In

-

fant dearest

Saviour,

Je

-

sus

îê:

:^

:*z=^

:^

I

friend

we

love

Thee

best;

See

we all

in

-

vile

Thee

kind-ly

Oh,

come

with

--m^

;^3=^^Li^^^l=i^^^

] ^-^-^

in

our

hearts to

rest.

Oh,

come

with

-

in our

hearts to

rest,

i

11-

2s:

f

P

^.

^

%z=mi~-^

»--»:

-P--

-=^=^

Glo

-

ri

-a.

Glo

-

ri

-

a

in ex

-

eel-sis

De

-

o

Fî

—

I



CHRISTMAS

OHl

LOVELY

INFANT,

DEAREST SAVIOUR.

-CONTINUED.

249

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—

40

—

m-

Glo

-

ri

-

a,

Glo

-

ri

-

a,

^=£^?=£i=^i'^

4;2z:c:

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in

ex

-eel

-

sis

De

-

o

and the

_^_*_f2

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-^=p—

*=^

i

echo,

and the

echo

and

the ec

-

ho

of our mountains

Return

the

Glo-ri

-

a

scng

Return

the

song

Return

the

song

as

loud

and

clear,

Glori

-

a

v-t?-t?

s

:ic

Ifi

:»=t 3:

-(S*-

?2:

in

ex

-

eel

-

sis,

in ex

•

eel

-

sis

De

^^

m

=2'-

-tS*-

:^

—

^-

-M=J9t.

2

Lingernct

in

Thy

poor

stable,

Sta3'

not

in

the

freezing'

cold;

Our

warm heartsare

warmly

opened

Thee,

sweet

Infant,

Thee

to enfold.

%

Oh

we

know

Thee,

King

of

Heaven,

Tho'

we

see

Thee

weak

and

small,

10

And

we

say

with hearts

confiding,

Thou

comest here

to save

us all-

4

See,

I

came

ray

heart

to

offer,

Make

it

now a crib

for

Thee,

Come O

Jesus,

lovely

Infant,

Come,

enter

in

and

stay

with

US>



250

CHRISTMAS.

152

-Sleep,

Holy

Babel

Sleep,

ho

-

ly

Babe,

Up

-

on

Thy

mother's

breast;

Dolce.

Great

Lord

ol

ssigii

^-

-

ir--F

:?s=ta

«3^

Sleep,

ho

-

ly

Babe,

Up

-

on

Thy

mother's

breast

;

:±-»-= fL:rz=i-4

vX

H

(-

earth

and

sea

and

sky

-^'-

^»- -m-

-•-

1^ 1^

1^

I

P

-^s^

Great

Lord

of earth

and

sea and

sky,

How

sweet

it

is to

see

Thee lie.

m-

-f^-

-M=Mz

It

Sleep,

holy

Babe

sleep,

ho-ly

Babe

:?^

:H

In

such a

place

of

rest.

.

?2

Sleep,

holy

Babe

sleep,

holy

Babe

^=

tB=jg=B^=U

^

1^ i^^i

Pt:=l=:

-I

—

r

2

Sleep,

holy

Babe

Thine

angels

watch around

;

All

bending

low,

with

folded

wings.

Before

the

Incarnate

King

of

kings,

In

reverent

awe

profound.

Sleep,

holy

Babe

sleep,

holy

Babe I

3

Sleep,

holy

Babe

While I

with

Mary gaze

In

joy

upon

that

face

awhile,

-r^

^

Upon

the

loving

infant

smile

Which

there

divinely plays.

Sleep,

holy

Babe

sleep,

holy

Babe I

Sleep, holy

Babe

Ah,

take

thy

brief

repose

;

Too

quickly

will

Thy

slumbers

break,

And

Thou

to

lengthened

pains

awake,

That

doath

alone

shall

close.

Sleep,

holy

Babe

sleep,

holy

Babe I



CHRISTMAS.

153—Seel

Amid

the Winter's

Snow.

251

:r4=a=ii=

-m—-^-

tr

:^=a:

I.

See

a

mid the

win

-

ter's

snow,

Born

for

us

on earth

be-

^îÊ

?^^

a

:Jz=i^:

A-

-^-

-j^

-*-

^

-•^.=^-

-

-^-

-^-

low

;

See

the

ten

-

der

Lamb

appears,

Promised from

e

-

ter

-

nal

years.

^

ff

CHORUS.

r-^

^

M=t-

^=m-

:^=il

g=tii£ste=^^=5=g£3E|=^=î=t§=ig^

Hail

thou ev

-

er

bless

-

ed

morn

Hail

Re-demp-tion's

hap

-

py

m

:t=

^—^

=^5î

J:

--^

m

^

S=it

-ft»—

J.—:J:

^:

-•I

—

j-

S

-a^

^3:

^

TP^

-•^-

-»-

^

^

*

^

-i*

-s-

dawn

Sing

through

all

Je

-

ru

-

sa

-

lem,

Christ

is born in Beth- le

-

hem

i^»-

2 Lo within

a

manger

lies,

He

who

built the

starry

skies

;

He

who,

throned

in

height sublime,

Sits

amid the

cherubim.

3

Say,

ye

holy

shepherds,

say

What

your joyful

news

to-day

?

Wherefore

have

ye

left

your

sheep,

On

the

lonely

mountain

steep

4

As

we

watched at dead

of

night,

Lo

we

saw

a

wondrous

light

;

Angels

singing,

'

Peace

on

earth,'

Told us of

the

Saviour's

birth.



252

CHRISTMAS.

154—

Anffels We

Have

Heard.

I,

Angels

we

have

heard

on

high,

Sweetly

singing

o'er

the

plains,

l^=

t

Si-fe

^' ^J=^:

-Ksr

-^-

tie;

And the

mountains in

re

-

ply

Ech

-

o

back their

joy

-

ous

strains.

mf

^££E*^j5=i3j^

Glo

ri

-

a

in ex-cel-sis

De

-

o.

9fe

-»-^^—Sr

Glo

ri

-

a

in ex

-

eel-sis De

-

o

-J

?f3]

ii

TLzat:

±

2

Shepherds,

why

this

jubilee?

Why your

rapturous

strains

prolong?

Say

what

may

the

tidings

be.

Which

inspire

your

heavenly

song.

3

Come

to

Bethlehem,

come

and

sec.

Him

whose

birth

the

angels sing

;

Come

adore on bended

knee,

The Infant

Christ,

the new-born

King.

4

See

within

a

manger

laid,

Jesus,

Lord

of heaven

and

earth

Mary,

Joseph,

lend

your

aid,

With

us

sing

our

Saviour's

birth.



CHRISTMAS.

253

155—

Dear

Little

One,

How Sweet Thou Art

&i:J^::=qf1=dv

^=iT-i

I. Dear lit

-

tie

One

how

sweet

Thou

art,

Thine

eyes

so

bright

they

shine,

So

9-^.2fcJ-^=1=^:

:^f^-^:z;

^'

:l=:^::=1:

-N-f-

-#—

t^-

bright they

al

-

most

seem to

speak

When

Ma

-

ry's

looks

meet thine,

=?=^=

::r1:

m

:f=

^_^_

•-*-

^=^

/T\

_i

1

^

—

i^

—

s

—

«

—

F-^*

—

*

—

§r^^-Ej

I

How faint and

fee

-

ble

is

thy cry,

Like

plaint

of

harm-less

dove.

When

::=1=^-±

-t^-

±1

-0-^-0—0-

Thou

dost

mur-mur

in

thy sleep

Of

sor

•

row

and of

love.

^

ife

P

^^

-#—

»

s

_/_X

2

When

Mary

bids Thee

sleep

Thou

sleep'st,

Thou wakest

when

she

calls

;

Thou art content

upon

her

lap,

Or

in the

rugged

stalls.

Simplest

of Babes

with

what a

grace,

Thou dost

Thy

mother's

will,

Thine

infant fashions

all

betray

The God-head's

hidden skill.

3

When

Joseph

takes Thee

in his

arms,

And smooths

Thy

little

cheek.

Thou

lookest

up

into his face

So

helpless

and

so

meek.

Yes

Thou

art

what

Thou

seem'st to

be,

A

thing

of

smiles and

tears

;

Yet

Thou

art

God,

and

heav'n

and

earth,

Adore

Thee

with

their

fears.



2

54

CHRISTMAS

156-Stars

Of

Glory

Shine More

Brightly

AUegrctto

iia^rigîlfc^^^îif

+

--

Stars

of

glo

-

ry,

shine

more

brightly,

Pur-er be

the

moon-h'ght'sbcam,

K-fe-fir

^—4

Tm

-i-

Glide

ye

hours

and

momentslightly, Swiftly

down times

deepening

stream

,

'^

Ml

'^

0—0

P^

m

giî^p^Btp^îipi

Bring

the

hour

that

banished

sadness.

Brought

redemption

down

to

earth,

m

E^^zi£F^^zM-|>:fEÊEM

When

thcshcp-herdsheardwuhyladncssTidfngsof

a

Saviour's

birth.

-I

—

—

V-

EEEÊ&t

-=i-

2

See

a

beauteous

angel

soarmg

In

the

bright

celestial blaze,

On

the

shepherds

low

adoring

Rest

his

mild

effulgent

rays.

•'Fear

not

—cries

the

heaveuly

stranger-

'«

Him

whom

ancient

seers

foretold,

Weeping

in

a

lonely

manger.

Shepherds,

haste

ye

to

behold

I

Seethe

shepherds

quickly

rising,

Hastening

to

the

humble

stall.

And

the

newborn

Infant

prizing,

As

the

mighty

Lord

of

all

.

Lowly

now

they

bend

before

Him

In

His

helpless

infant

state,

Firmly,

faithful

they

adore

Hinx.

And

His

greatness

celebrate,

4

Hark

the

swell

of

heavenly

voices

Teal

along

the

vaulted

sky

;

Angels

sing,

while

earth

rejoices—

Glory

to

our

God

on

high

;

Glory

in

the

highest

heaven.

Peace

to

humble

men

on

earth

;

Joy

to

these

and

bliss

is

given,

In

the

great

Redeemer's

birth.



CHRISTMAS.

255

157

—

The

Heavens Bend

to

Kiss the

Earth.

Words

by

M.

H.

Glynn.

^^,t

Music

by

M.COONEV.

The

hea-vens

bend

to kiss

the

earth,

In honor of

this

day

;

The earth

in

ecsta-

)\

4-s—

F«-*

—

*l

—

r* 5~t »'

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;:lt

cy

acclaims,

The

reign

of

Christ for

aye,

A-round

the

world,

across the

sky.

The

-0-

ti-dings

softly

run

The

stars flash forth the

messagebright,The

Saviour

now

has

-=1

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, ,

,

come. Hail

Prince of Princes

Lord

and

King

Thy

name we

love.

Thy

praises

sing

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256

EPIPHANY.

THE HEAVENS BEND TO

KISS

THE

EARTH

-CONTINUED.

2

The

palm

to-day

rules

o'er

the

sword,

The

Truth has

dawned

on

earth,

Idolatry

has died

the

death,

Religion

has its

birth.

Across the

arch

of

nigfht

God views

Fair

Bethlehem

beneath,

Where

Angel

choirs

weave

for His Son

This

joyous

choral

wreath.

We

sing

of

Him

Who'll null

death's

And

heal the

withered

hand,

[^swaj'

Who'll

turn

the

demon's

power away

And

give

kind Peace

our land.

We

sing

of Him

Who'll

walk

the

sea

And

calm

the

raging

wind,

We

sing

of

Him

Who

is

to

be

The

Saviour

of

mankind.

158

—

A

Glorious

Voice

Sounds

Through

the

Night.

zzlzziiz:^-

(S

—

-0-

:^^q=

]



EPIPHANY.

159

What

Beauteous

Sun-Surpassing

Star.

2ttoderato,

257

^=i^t

I

What beautebussun-siir-pass-ing

Star

O'er

Bethlehem's

lonely

road.

Re-

afiz?EE'

¥.z&

^

T

t=t

i

^m

it^t

2=

S=^

*

?

veals

a

ris

-

ing

bright

-

er

far,

And

shows

the

era

-

died

God.

The

M

0.

m

-tr

%

^

m

1

j-

:^^

-A,

EQ^

li-

-it

-4-

3

i

Star

from

Ja

-

cob

see

g^

EEEEMf

g

a-rise,

By

pro-phets

long

fore

-

told

;

Ye

fei=^f^^i

t

^

1^.

ij

a:

«=r

ip^

i

East

-em

na-tions,

in

the

skies,

His

mes-sen-ger

be

-

hold

mmmsmm

While

thus

the

Star its

light

imparts,

A

ray

wilhindoth

shine.

Which leads

a few

but

faithful

hearts

To

seek

the

glorious

sign.

No

dangers

can their

purpose

shake

Love

suffers

no

delay

;

Home,

kindred,

country,

they

forsake,

God

calls,

and

they

obey.

Jesus,

bright

morning

Star,

our

hearts

Cleanse with

Thy

light

within.

And

suffer

not the

tempter's

arts

To

lure us

back

to sin.

The

Light

of Gentile

lands adore-

The

Day-spring

from

on

high

A.like

the

Father

evermore.

And

Spirit

magnify.



258

LENT.

160—

Parce

Domine.

ites

Par

-

ce,

Do

•

mi-ne,.

par

-

ce

po

-

pu

-

lo,

m^

m-zm^EE^-

^^p^

161—

Miserere.

1 Mi

-

se

-

re

-

re

me

2

Et se

-

cun

-

dum multitudineml

mise

I

iSZ.

22:

ra

-

ti

-

o

2:

i,

De

-

us,*

*

num tu

-

a

-

rum.

^m

$

secundum

magnam

mi

dele

.

i

'Sw^-

^^

se

-

n

ni

-

qui

cor

-

di

am

tu

•

am

ta

-

tern me

-

am.

gf

\^S^-

m

3

Amplius

lava

me

ab

iniqui

-

ta

te

5

Tibi

soli

peccavi,

et

malum

co

-

ram

me-a,

'et a

pecca-to

me

-

o mun-da

te

-

fe

-

ci

:

*

ut

justificeris

in

sermonibus

me.

tuis,

et

vincas

cum

-

jud

-

i

-

ca

-

ris

4

Quoniam

iniquitatem

meum

e-go

6 Ecce

enim in

iniquitatibus-con-cep-

cog-nos-co,

•

et

peccatum

meum

con

•

tus

sum,

*

et

in

peccatis

concepit

me-

tra

•

me

•

est

•

sem

•

per.

ma

•

ter

me

•

a.



LENG

259

MISERERE-CONTINUED

7

Ecce

eniiTi

veritatem-dil

-

ex

-

is

-

ti

,

•

incerta

et (xxulta

sapientise

tuae

mani

-

fes-

tas

-ti

mi

-hi.

?

Asperges

me

hyssopo-et-mun

•

da

bor

:

*

lavabis

me,

et

super

ni

-

vera

d&

al

-

ba

-

bor.

9

Auditui meo

dabis

gaudium

et-lae

ti

-

ti

-

am

:

*

et exultabunt

ossa

hu

-

mi

-

li

-

a

-

ta.

10

Averte

fadam

tuam

a

pec

-

ca

-

tis

me

•

is,

*

et

omnes

iniquita

-

tes

me

-

as

de

-

ie.

11

Cor

mundum

crea

in-me

De

-

us,

*

et

spiritum

rectum

innova

in

viscer

-

i

bu&

me

-

is.

12

Ne

projicias

me

a

fa

-

cie

tu

-

a,

*

et

Spiritum

Sanctum

tuum

ne au-fer

-

as

a

me.

13

Redde

mihi

laetitiam salu

-

ta

-

ris

tu-i,

*

et

spiritu

principa-li

con

-fir

-

ma

me.

et

1^

Docebo

iniquos-vi

-

as tn

•

as,

impii

ad

te-con

-

ver

-

ten

-

tur.

15

Libera

me de

sanguinibus,

Deus,

Deus

sal

-

u

-

tis

me

-

ae,

*

et

exultabit

lingua

mea

justi

-

ti

-

am

tu

-

am.

16

Domine,

labia

me

-

a a

-

pe

-

ries

,

*

et OS

meum

annuntia

bit-lau-dem

tu-am,

17

Quoniam

si

voluisses,

sacrificium

de

-

dis

-

sera

u

-

tique

;

*

holocaust

-

is

non

de-lec

-

ta

-

beris.

18

Sacrificium Deo

spiritus

contri

-

bu-la-tus,

*

cor

contritumet

humila-

tum, Deus,

non de

-

spi

-

cies.

1^

Benigne

fac, Domine,

in bona

vol-

untate

-

tu

•

a

Si

-

on,

*

ut

aedificentur

mu

-

ri

Je

-

ru

-

salem.

20

Tunc

acceptabis

sacrificium

justi-

tisB,

oblationes

et ho

-lo

-

caus-

ta

;

*

tunc

imponent

super

alta

-

re

tu-um

vi

•

tulos

21

Gloria

Patri,

etc.

16

2

Beneaictus.

H

quia

visitavit,

et fecit

redemptioneni

-

\

l^

—

-

HC? II-

^

^

2

Et

erexit

cornu

sal

-

u

-

tis

no

-

bis

• *

in

domo

David

pu

-

er

-

i su

-

i.

3

Sicut

locutus

est

per

•

os

sancto

•

rum,

*

qui

a sseculo

sunt,

prophe

-

ta

-

rum

e-jus.

4

S'alutem

ex

ini-mi

-

cis

nos

-

tris,

*

et

de

manu

omnium

qui-o

-

der-

unt

nos.

5

Ad

faciendam misericordiam

cum-

pa

•

tribus

nos

-

tris,

*

et memorari tes-

tamenti-su

-

1

sane

-

ti.

6

Jusjurandum

quod

juravit

ad

Abra-

ham-pa

-

trem

nos

-

trum,

*

datu

-

rum

se no

-

bis.

7

Ut sine

timore,

demanu

inimicorum

nostrorum-li

-

bera

-

ti,

*

servi

-

a

-

mus

il

li.

8 In

sanctitate,

et

justitia

co

-

ram

ip

so,

*

omnibus

di-e

-

bus

nos

-

tris.

9

Et

tu,

puer,

propheta

Altissi

-

mi

vo

-

ca

-

beris,*

praaibis

enim

ante

faciem

Domini

parare.vi

-

as e

-jus:



260

LENT.

BENEOICTUS-CONTiNUED.

10 Ad

dandam

scientiam

salutis

-

ple-

bie-jus;

*

in

remissionem

pecca-to-

rum

e

-

o

•

rum

:

11 Per

vicera

misericordiiB-De

-

i

DOS-

tri :

*

in

qulbas

visitavit

noaori

-

ens ex

al-to

12

llluminare

his,

qui

in

tenebrls,

et

in

umbra-mor

-

tis se-dent:

ad

diri-

gendos

pedes

nostros

in-vi

-

am

pa

-

cis.

^

^

13

Gloria

Patri,

etc;

162*

Cor

Jesu.

X

I

f

'4

i

2S

O

o

o

Cor

Cor

Cor

—

^=-

e

s

-SJ-

=g=

H

:t:

ife

-s

Je

•

su

Sa

•

era

•

tis

•

simam

Marl

-

se

Im

-

macu

-la

-

turn

Jo

-

seph

Pu

-

ris

-

si

*

'mum

-G>-

163-

Now Are

The

Days

Of

Humblest

Prayer,

Slowly.

1 '^

—

I

—

L^—

-«

«> m

1 Now

are

the

days

of hum-blest

prayer,

When con

-

scien

-ces

to

2

Now is

the sea

-

son,

wise

-

ly

long,

Of

sad

-

der

thought

and

3

The feast of

pen

-

ance

—

oh,

so

bright,

With true con

-

ver sion's

4

O

hap

-

py

time of bless -ed

tears.

Of

sur

-

er

hopes

of

5

We,

who

have

loved the

world,

must

learn

Up

-

on

that

world

our

:OEi

Az:

m

-m-^-

m

4-

^^

ii



LENT.

CHRISTIANS,

WHO OF

JESUS' SORROWS-CONTINUED.

263

i

:^

il

Lol

for

sins

our

own

De

-

vot

-

ed,

Bleeds the

Vic

tim

from

on

Now

doth

fear

com-mand

im

-

per-ious,

Now

strong

ef

-

forts

love

com

Lol

His

hands

and

feet

are

pierced

thro',

On

the

blood

y

Cross

He

Sa

-

tan,

our

great

foe,

hes

vanquished,

Mary's

seed

has

bruised

hrs

high, By

His

suff

'rings

an

-

i

-

mat-ed,

For

Him

live and

for

Him

die.

bines;

Loveat

length

prevails

vie

-

tor-ious,

He to death

Him-self

re-

signs.

lies;

Streams

of vi

-

tal blood

flow for

you

I

Sin-ners,

He's

your

sac-ri

-

fice.

head;

Our

re-demp-tion

is

ac-comp-lish'd,

Je-sus

has

our

ran-som

paid

f=

-6f

P^^^

4-4-4

Andantinn.

166-0

Gracious

Lord,

Creator

Dear,

tii^^iip^p^^i

O

gra

•

cious

Lord,

Cre

-

a

-

tor

dear,

In

mer

-

cy

lend

pity-ing

ear

Un

-

to

the

mournful

pray

'r

we

pour

In

this our solemn

Lenten

hour

2

Thou

who

our

secret

thoughts

canst

trace

4

And

knowst

the

frailty

of

our

race

—

Like

wandering

sheep

we went

astray

—

Oh,

take

us

back,

we

meekly

pray

\

Black is

our

guilt

and

great

our

shame;

5

But

for,

the

glory

of

Thy

Name,

Forgive

the

wickedness

we

own,

And

heal

the

wounds

for

which we

grpaij.

Grant us

by holy

abstinence

To

mortify

each

carnal

sense

;

That so

our

souls,

from sin

set

free.

May

rise

all-holy

unto Thee.

Blest Three

in

One,

with

grief

sincere,

Before

thy

footstool we

appear;

Oh,

bless

our

fast,

that.it

may

prove

The source

of

pardon,

peace,

and

love.



264

LENT.

167-Jesus

Jesus

Behold

At

Length

1

Je

-

sus

Je

-

sus

be

-hold

at

length

a

time,

When

l

re

-

2

Je

-

susl

my

soul

Thy

prec-ious

Blood

hath

cost,

Suf

-

fer

me

Siemens.

Je-

eu3.

be

-

hold

me

at

Thy

feet.

Like

Marvin

m^^B

^

--^

s---*^'-^*^-

—

^

—

g^*

—

g—9~±

way

from cnme

) -n ,

.

. „.

to be lost.

,

jP^ ^

-

^°°

' e.

Je

-

susl

Thy

u

•

^

solve

to

turn

a

not

for

-

ev

-

er

teiii-gt

for

-

give

ness

I en

-

t'reat.

^^^i^niiii^^

=1—

^*

nev

-

er

wilF

ofTend

Thee,

No,

P

C

r=f r

no,

nev

•

er

more

I



LENT.

265

:§:A

168-0,

Come

And

Mourn

With

Me

Awhile.

P:

3:

::1^

^-iEE^EEjEl

-«

—

-1-

=]=i4:

I O

come,

and

mourn with

me

a

while;

See

Ma

-

ry

t^^

SeIeS^

3rEj

fT=^^

li^^

calls us

3:

^^ ^^

*

feEi

PI

to

her

side;

Oh,

come

and

f

£e^

i

let

us mourn with

her;

Je-

# 1

I

tfct

q:=J:

^^N=^=5^%7B

:ti

^^=^

sus,

our

Love,

is

cru

fe

^

J

1=,^^

Chorus.

ci

-

fiedl

Have

-lA

d E?35

we

notears

toshed

for

i

-I

—

att

JE^=?^^

-1/-

Ptt^j

m

Him,

While soldiersscoffand

Jewsderide?

Ahl

look

how

patiently

He

«:

3E

3EE^

-•—

#

—

•-

t

f=Fi.

fcsi

r

2

Come.fakethystandbeneaththeCross.

3

O

Love of God

1

O

Sin

of Man

I

And

let

the

Blood

from

out

that Side In

this

dread act

your

strength

is

tried;

Fall

gently

on

thee

drop

by

drop

:

And

victory

remains

with

love,

Jesus,

our

Love,

is

crucified

1

For

He,

our

Love,

is

crucified

I



266

LENT.

169

-What

A

Sea

Of

Tears

And

Sorrow.

Lento

itfiîiîii

What

a sea of

tears

and sor

-

row

Did

the

soul of

îS^M^

-1

^^m^^m^ÊiH

^îîift

Ma

-

ry

toss To and

fro

up

-

on its

bil-lows,

^^^^^^^^^^

P^^gi^

While

she

wept

her

bit

-

ter

loss,

In

her

arms her

|j?^j=^

fe^

i^^^m§^

Je

.

sus

hold-ing,

Torn

so

new

-

ly

from

the

cross.

mi^m^mmm]i

2

Oh

that

mournful

Virgin-Mother

See her

tears,

how

fast

they

flow

Down

upon

His

mangled

body,

Wounded

side,

and

thorny

brow:

While

His

hands

and

feet

she

kisses,-

Picture

of

immortal

woe.

3

Oft

and

oft

His

arms

and

bosom

Fondly

straining

to

her

own

;

Oft

her

pallid

lips imprin'mg

On

each

wound

of her

dear

Son

•

Till

at

last,

in

swoons

of

anguish,

Sense

and

consciousness

are

gone.

4

Gentle

Mother,

we

beseech

thee.

By

thy

tears

and troubles

sore

;

B^the

death

of

thy

dear

Offspring

By

the

bloody

wounds

He bore

.

Touch

our

hearts

with

that

true

sorrow

Which afflicted

thee

ol

yore.



LENT,

h

—

4-s

=sf

170-Stabat

Mater.

z67

1

Sta

-

bat Ma

-

ter

do

-

2

Cu

-

jus

a

-

ni

-

mam

lo

ro

-

sa,

Jux

-

ta,

oru

-

cem

men-

tem,

Con

-

tris

-

ta

-

tarn

,

Cru

-

^ig?a=

-z

jz^^zf

:

2:

22

:t:

Eifig

2:

:^

22;

—

r

sa,

Dum

pen

•

de

-

tem,

Per

•

tran

-

si

-

-P

--m-

:r:

:ci=--:^-

O

quam

tristis at afflicta

Fuit

ilia

benedicta

Mater

Unigeniti

I

Quae

moerebat,

at

dolebat,

Pia

Mater,

dum

videbat

Nati

poenas

inclyti.

Quis

est

homo,

qui

non

fleret,

Matrem Christi

si

videret

In tanto

supplicio

?

Quis

non

posset

contristari,

Christi

Matrem

contemplari

Dolentem cum

Filio ?

Pro

peccatis

suae

gentis

Vidit

Jesum

in

tormentis,

Et

flagellis

subditum.

Vidit

suum

dulcem

Natum

Moriendo

desolatum,

Dum emisit

spiritum,

9

Lja

Mater

fons

amoris,

Me

sentire vim

doloris

Fac,

ut tecum

lugeam.

10

Fac,

ut

ardeat

cor

meum

In

amando Christum

Deum

Ut

sibi

complaceam.

Sancta

Mater,

istud

agas,

Crucifixi

fige plagas

Cordi

meo

valide.

8

11

t^

12

Tui

Nati

vulnerati,

Tarn

dignati

pro

me

pati^

Pcenas

mecum divide.

13

Fac me tecum

pie

flere,

Crucifixo

condolere,

Donee

ego'

vixero.

14

Juxta

Crucem

tecum

-stare,

Et

me

tibi

sociare

In

planctu

desidero.

15

Virgo

virginum

praeclara,

Mihijam

nonsis-amara;

Fac

me tecum

plangere.

16

Fac

ut

portem

Christi

mortem,

•Passionis

fac

consortem,.

Et

plagas

recolere.

17

Fac

me'plagisvulnerari,

Fac

me Cruce

inebriari,

Et cruore

Filii.

18

Flammis ne

urar

succensus,

Per

te

Virgo

sim

defensus

In

die

Judicii.

19

Christe,

cum

sit hinc

exire,

Da

per

Matrem me

venire

Ad

palmam

victoriae.

20

Quando

corpus

morietur,

Fac

ut

animse

donetur

Paradisi

gloria.

Amen.

^.Orapro

nobis,

Virgo

dolorosissima.

Ijf.

UtdigniefiBciamurpromissionibus

Christi.



268

LENT.

171

—

Lord

of

Mercy

and

Compassion.

^W^M^

-:1r:f5

i-

-0

tzs^:

ty

down

on

me,

ord

of

mer-cy

and

compassion,

Look

with

pi

^

I

I

_|_,S2_«

(Z^^'^0-0

=?^fe:E;d

=z=r3u=zh7J=iz:—

::Ê

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? - -

^-,

Fa-ther

let

me

call

Thee

Fa-ther,

'Tis

Thy

child

re-turn'd

to

-J

^__1_(2_#

r-.iZ

^

Thee.

-2-2^

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6^ -<s»-

—

—

'

f*^

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z?

—

EEz3^

Je-sus

Lord

I ask

for

mer-cy,

Let me

not

im-plore

in

vain,

—

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—

\—

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—

I—

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—

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ztzi-qn:

rif.

Fine.

—

U=V:-h—A—

V

1

Par

-

don

for

my

sins,

and

grace,

Never more

to

sin a

-

gain.

23>

z;)-

wiqzziziz]:

J-

—

1 1-

~e=:tz:=:

—

&-

-&-

r

-5-'

2

See

our

Saviour

bleeding,

dying.

On

the

cross

of

Calvary,

To

that

cross

my

sins

have

nailed

Him

And

He

bleeds

and

dies for

me.

3

By

my

sins

I have

abandon'd,

Right

and

claim to

Heav'n

above,

Where

the

saints

rejoice

for

ever,

In

a

boundless sea

of

love.



EASTER.

269

172 All

Hail,

Dear

Conqueror

All

Hail.

Allegretto

^^^

I

All

hatl

dear

Conqueror,

all

hail 1

Oh what

a

vic-to-ry

is

l^irtteSii

^hiri^

tult

5

crimson

wounds

how

bright

they

shine

Thou

cam

-

est

at

thedawnof

ii^^

^^m

P&

-^

i3^

=P=

-^t=$^

m

^

day

Arm

-

ies

—

0-

of souls

~

-0—

a

-

round

Thee

were,

Blest

t^^m

r

i

spir

.

its

thronging

to

a

-

dore

Thy

Flesh,

so

marvelous,

so

fair

vb-

.i2_

-«$*-

m^

^==t:

^

he everlastins'

God-head

lay

Shrouded

within

those

Limbs

Divine,

Nor

left untenanted

one hour

That

Sacred

Human Heart

of Thine.

Thev

worshipped

Thee,

those ransomed

souls,

With

the

fresh

strength

of

love set

free

;

They

worshipped

joyously,

and

thought

Oi

Mary

while

they

looked

on

Thee.

Apd

Thou

too.

Soul

of

Jesus

I

Thou

Towards

the

sacred

Flesh

didst

yearn.

And

for the

beating

of (hat

Heart

How

ardently

Thy

love

did burn

I

They

worshipped

while

the

beauteous

SoUi

Paused

by

the

Body's

wounded

Side:—

Bright

flashed

the cave—

before

them

stood

The

Living

Jesus

glorified.



2

70

EASTER,

173-Alleluia

Alleluia

Let The

Holy

Anthem

Rise.

I

Al

le

-

lu

-

iai

Al

-

le

-

lu

-

ia

I

let

the ho

-

ly

anthem

rise,

And

the choirs

of

heaven

chant it in

the

tem

-

pie

of

the

'^m

m^^^

skies;

Let

the

mouo-tains

skip

with

gladness,

and

the

joy

-

ful

val-leys

1=

mimi

mmMmm

ring

With

Ho-san-nas

in the

High

r^-

est

to our Sa-viour and

our

King.

Alleluia

Alleluia

He

endured

the

4

knotted

v^hips.

And

the

jeering

of

the

rabble,

and

the

scorn

of

mocking

lips,

And

the

terrors

of the

gibbet

upon

which

He

would be slain :

Dut His

death

was

only

slumber

—

He

is

risen

up

again.

Alleluia

Alleluia like the

sun from

5

out

the

wave,

He

has

risen

up

in

triumph

from«the

darkness

of the

grave

,

He' s

the

Splendour

of

the

Nations,

He's the

lamp

of endless

day.

He's

the

very

Lord

of

Glory

who

is

risen

up

to-day.

i^j-^E^i

Alleluia

Alleluia

He

has

burst

our

prison

bars,

He has

lifted

up

the

portals

of

our

home

beyond

the

stars;

He has

won for us

our

freedom

—

'neath

His feet

our

foes

are

trod

;

He has

purchased

back our

birthright

to

the

Kingdom

of our

God,

Alleluia

Alleluia

|

Blessed

Jesus,

make.

us rise

From

the

life of

this

corruption

to

the

life that never

dies.

May

we share

with Thee

Thy

glory,

when

the

days

of time

are

past,

And

the

dead

shall

be awakened

by

the

trumpet's

mighty

blast.



272

u

EASTER.

THE DAWN

WAS

PURPLING

O'ER

THE

SKY-CONTINUED.

'^

Fa

-

thers

forth,

In

-

to the

beam

of

life and

clay

from

the

dead,

And

death

is

slain no

more to

rise.

clele

be

praise

While

age

on end

-

less

ag

-

es

flows.

siiia

mmi^^

With

spirit

175—

Christ

The

Lord

is

Risen

To-day.

m^mi

ssipa

I

Christ

the Lord is

ris'n

to-day;

Christians haste

your

vows to

pay;

Krfc^

^4-<

Ê^=p

^rEî^

ii

î^

^y^:^^*i

^£i-:=:

l^Pite^^îSîi

.J.-

i^z

Of

-

fiir

ye

your

prais-es

meet,

At

the

pas

-

chal Vic-tim's

feet

JzzztEi

i

z^Tznz:

-—

^

P

-S-

-

For

the

sheep

the

Lamb

hath

bled.

Sin

-

less in

the

sinner's

stcaJ,

mm^^^^

^^m^m

m:

:t_

u^mmi^M^^mMîmtm

Christ the

Lord

is

ris'n

en

high,

Now He

lives no more

to

diel

W^.

:g^-^llÊf=^|-llHI



EASTER.

CHRIST

THE

LORD

rS RIS'N

TO-DAY-CONTINUEO.

273

Christ,

the

Victim,

undefiled

Man

to

God

hath

reconciled,

When in

strange

and

awful

strife,

Met

together

death and

hfe.

Christians,

on

this

happy

day,

Haste

with

joy

your

vows to

pay

;

Christ

the

Lord

is

ris'n

on

high,

Now

He

lives

no

more

to

die

Christ who

once

for

sinners

bled.

Now

the

first-born

from

the

dead,

Thron'd

in endless

might

and

pow'r,

Lives

and

reigns

for ever

more.

Hail,

eternal

Hope

on

high

Hail,

Thou

King

of

victory

Hail,

Thou Prince of

Life

ador'd

I

Help

and

save

us,

gracious

Lord

I

Moderato.

IVe-To-Day

He's

Risen.

:&=i?:

ip^^^pl

i

1

To

-

day

He's-

ri

2 O

death

1

where

is

3

I

know that

my

sen,

thy

Re

death no

more Shall

mor

-

tal

sting

?

Where's

deem

•

er

lives,

And

m

ifc

ik 22

Mm

sin's

fell

pow'r

O'er

praise

we

sing,

Who

dust

a

-

gain,

And

IS^3

I

Him Do

-

min

-

ion

tri

-

umphed

ov

-

er

bid

my

bod

-

y

#

have,

thee,

rise. ,

^

g



274

EASTER.

TO-DAY

HE'S

RISEN-Continued.

±r^-^-^p=-j:^-=^=-=^^T^,^E

^JE^-

^

I

He

Mot

Then

lik

-

cned

to our

sin

tri

-

umphcd

for Him

•

self

clofhed

in

my

own

glo

ful

form,

Once

a

-

lone,

But

rious

flesh,

I

^

doom'd

Him

-

self

to

by

His

might

-

y

shall

be

-

hold

His

die Tliat

He

by

death

might

pow'r

Taiight

us

to

tri

-

umph

face That

sweet

hope

in

my

f^,t

]L

—

t--

--^-

^^

^^

death

o'er-come,

Its

dead

-

ly sting

de

-

stroy.

in our

turn,

Nor dread

thy

tcr

-

rors

more,

bo

-

som

glows

And

cheers

my

ling'

-

ring

days.

^i

fg

w

t-

t^

msm^mm

Al

le

-

lu

l^Z

ia,

Al

i

le

-

lu

-

ia,

tz^-r

M

L^^

i^SfteiiSi

In

-

ia,

Al

le

-

lu



EASTER.

275

177—

Haec

Dies.

Allegro

Moderate

.

S-

t:sB.

S:

CHORUS

ff

By

L.

BoRDESfc..

-S—

5

mf

:l^-.^:^:d==^:

:=ps:

/

g^:

Ha;c

di

-

es

quam

fe

-

cit

Do

-

mi-nus;

Al

-

le

-^—

*—*—*- -*—*

*- -^—9>

9>—9l-

t^^^=^^4

igiai;

gj

lu

Al

-

le

-

lu

$=N=^=:«^=^

ia,

h?sc

di

-

es

quam

fe

-

cit

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-^—

•^-

p

<SoZo

^Bglg

=

gi^

^=^g=^^^iEg;

;^

Do

-

mi

-

nus;

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-

le

-

lu

-

ia,

Al

-

le

-

lu

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-m

—m

m

—

«-

-^—

^ ^

—

^-

11

:^:

1^=^:

la,

—

J-

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ul-

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—

m-

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f

ij=g^

;

^5

Duett

-li

te

mus,

et

liB

-

te

-

mur

in

a;

Al

-

le

-

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^

--=\-

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—

m~



276

EASTER.

HAEC D\IS—

Continued.

p^S=3

iffi

-s*-

lu

ia,

lae

-

te

-

mur

in

e

-

a

I

I

Al-Ic-

mm^^

^

^3=

:^

:i^

:^

^n^

^zl^

1^=*:

la

-4-

rail.

sS

*=5i

ia,

Al

-

le

-

lu

-

ia,

Al

le

^:—

*l

—

-^=i=^=a|

m

s

3=J

^

r>

Chonis

tempo

primo

lii^l^^^M^^^S

lu

-

ia.

Hex di

-

es

quam

fe

-

cit Do

-

mi

-

nus

;

Al

-

le-

^JS

,-,-j—

j

rl

J

.-4^

-I

I-

^-^-~-^m=^~m

n~

-=1-

^=5

—

^-

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-wi

^

i

^^

lu

-

ia,

Al

-

le

-

lu

-

ia,

h.vc

di

-

es

quam

fe

-

cit

-I

4—1

—

U-^-^

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^

^-

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-*

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11

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EASTER.

277

HAEC

QMS—

Continued.

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—

m

—

«

—

0--

—

•

-m—

—

m

—

»

—

m~

—

•

:g:

i^

Do

-

mi

-

nus : Al

le

lu

la.

Al

-

le-

_f2

I

=1

h

-i

1-

-•si-

I

—

1

—

r-

^s-

T

$m

p.

f

^

lu

ia.

Al le

lu

-

ia,

Al

le-

w

-m,

—

^-

_i

H-

^ft

U: ij: li:

li;:

#=

:^

--^-^

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lu

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#^^

12^:

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^

S:

lu

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ia,

m

Al

le la.

i

^z

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-S -

178—0

Filii

et

Filiae.

fct =t

^

±::

-S

« -

-G>

#-

:^=it

§sa

Al

-

le

-

lu

-

la,

I TT

I

al

-

le

-

lu

-

ia,

q=t

-«-

al

+

i;

le

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lu

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flE^.

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*-

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—

^

^-«z:%:^

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32;

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p-

r^

ia

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278

EASTER.

FILII ET fli]kl-Continued.

i

zt:n—

r-

tis,

Rex

glo

-ff*-^

ri

ae

=g:

Mor

-

te

»=^^f

ztz

^-

sur

-

re

:**=

:4-

I

XJt

I

ii?-53i

sr

I

lu

-»-Km

la

-C-

i

Al

-

le

-

lu

-

ia,

al

-

le

-

lu

-

ia.

al

le

-

lu lal

2.

Et

Maria

Magdalene

—

Et

Jacobi

et

Sali)me

—

Vcnerunt

corpus

ungere.

Alleluia

3.

A

Magdalena

nioniti

—

Ad ostium

monumcnti

—

Duo

currunt

discipuli.

Alleluia

4.

Sed

Joannes

Apostolus—

Cucurrit

Petro

citius :

—

Ad

sepulchrum

venit

prius.

Alleluia

5.

In

albis sedens

Angelus

—

Respondit

mulieribus

—

Quia

surrexit

Dominus.

Alleluia

6.

Discipulis

adstantibus

—

In

media stetit

Christus

—

Dicens

:

Pax

vobis omnibus.

Alleluia



EASTER.

279

FILM

ET

r\l\M-^Co7iti>iued.

7.

Postquam

audivit

Didymus

—

Quia

surrexerat

Jesus

—

Remansit fide

dubius.

Alleluia

8.

Vide,

Thoma,

vide

manus^-Vide

pedes,

vide latus

:

Noli

esse incredulus.

Alleluia

9.

Quando

Thomas

Christi

latus

—

Pedes vidit

atque

manus— Dixit:

Tu

as Deus

meus.

Alleluia

10.

Beati

qui

non

viderunt

—

Et

firmiter

crediderunt

—

Vitam aeternam

habebunt.

Alleluia

11. In

hoc

festo sanctissimo

—

Sit

laus et

jubilatio

:

Benedicamus

Dumino.

Alleluia

12. De

quibus

nos

humillimas

—

Devotas

atque

debitas

—

Deo

dicamus

gralias.

Alleluia

179—

Hail

the

Holy Day

of

Daysl

-4

—

:y^-r h-H-

—

-rj

T

R.

L.

1. Hail

the

2.

Now

the

T¥-H—

d=

ho

-

ly

day

of

days,

High

the

glorious

vie

-

t'ry

won,

Th iU

the

imm

song

of

triumph

raise,

ev

-

er

-

last

-

ing

Son,

-?—

:t:=i|=t

;=T

T-:

±^t:

:dz::

-^^-\ ^-5-

To the Saviour

glo

-

ry

tell.

How the cross

hath

vanquished

hell.

With

the

Father

thron'd

on

high,

Rul-est

all

be

-

low the

sky.

=1=1==F

1^

=]^

a=

T

a:

9i

Jli

1

By

the

prec'ous

blood

are

King

of

kings, Thy

saints

u

we

Now

re

-

deemed

of

Christ and free,

nite

To

the

choir of

an

-

gels bright.

—

H

—

F

^

z^-Si

^#

i

zi:

^\

High

thanks

-

giv

-

ing

therefore

raise.

Sing

the

great

Re

-

deemer's

praise.

Al

-

le

-

lu

-

ia,

Lord

-we

sing,

Je

-

sus

Christ,

Re

-

deem

-

er,

King.

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28o

ASCENSION.

Moderate

180-Thy

Sacred

Race,

Lord,

Is

Run.

e*EÊgg^^^^^g

^-

±^

i^3

i

I

Thy

Sa-c

red

race,

O

Lord

is

run,

Thy

work

is

wrought,

Thy

vicfry

it=E

r^

t

piEJ£i^3EÊpJEaJEFJ:[E^^^;p|

won

The

glo

-

ry

Thou

didst

leave

requires

Thy

presence

in

su-per-nal

^

#—#

*-

«

lif

^

5=#=J

=P

lip

The

clouds

Thy

chariot,

earth

a

-far

Be-neath

Thy

feet,

a

i

iîiîi^gii

it

-

lie

siar;

Ten

thousand

thousand

angels

sing.

To welcome

their

re-turn-ing King.

fe^f^F^gîfg

i^

m

-J?--

2

The

gates

of

heaven

obey

the

call

And

open

to

the

Lord

of all

;

His throne

receives

the

eternal

Son,

Both

God

and

Man

forever

one.

Thou

Mediator

and

High-Priest,

Fresh from

the

sacrifice

released,

4

By

love

constrained

dost hither

bring

Thy

smitten

Heart's

best

offering.

3

And

she who

from

Thy

open

side

Her

being

took,

Thy

holy

Bride,

Still

nourished from

Thy

side

survives.

And

life and all from

Thee

derives.

Hence

in the

thickest

of

the

fight,

Thy

warriors

win their

heavenly

might

,

And

hence,

Thy

martyrs

sing

their

psalms.

And

joyous

wave

triumphal

palms.

Where

Thou,

the

head

,

art

gone

Thy

voice

Calls

all

Thy

members

to

rejoice

;

Ah,

let them

cleave

the

shining way,

Thy

footprints

through

the ether

fray.

To

Thee be

glory,

conquering

King,

Who unto

heaven

Thy

way

dost

wing,

Great

Son

of

the

eternal

Sire.

Whose

Spirit

is

our one

desire.



ASCENSION.

28x

zr

JHoflernto.

181-0

Thou

Eternal

King

Most

High.

mt^^^^^^^

CrQ-

=§j

I

O Thou

e

-

ter

-

nal

King

most

high,

Who

didst

the world re-

Thou to

Thy

heavenly

throne

this

day

Didst

in

Thy

might

is-

feiiiii

:^=

deem;

And

conqueringdeath

and

hell,

receive

A

dig

-

ni-ty

su-preme.

cend

;

Thenceforth

to

reign

in

sovereign

power,

And

glory

with-out

end.

^

^S^^

\m

i^H

2

There

seated

in

Thy

majesty,

To

Thee submissive

bow,

The

spacious

earth,

the

highest

heaven,

The

depths

of

h6\\

below.

There,

waiting

for

Thy

faithful

souls,

Be

Thou

to

us,

O

Lord,

Our

peerless

joy

while

here

we

stay,

In Heav'n

our

great

reward.

3

Renew

our

strength

;

our

sins

forgive

Our

miseries efface

;

And

lift our

souls

aloft

to

Thee,

By Thy

celestial

grace.

So.

when

Thou

shinest on

the

cloud.

With

Thy

angelic

train.

May

we

be saved

from

vengeance

due,

And

our lost

crowns

regain.

SOLO

or

I)

VET.

i.

182-Our

Lord is

Risen.

^t=^

.---T-

:^

i^

I

Our

Lord

is

ris

-

en

from

the

dead.

^E

E^

-^:±=r—ez

--e—e-

:^

Our

Je

-

sus

—

I-:—^H3

r^

—

^

P^il

=3:

i-fc

IS

if

gone up

=^

^

9^^

1

—

^-J-

^

.

I

—

^

^

—

-'—^5

1

4

on

high,

The

pow'rs

of

hell

are

caj)-

live



^82

PENTECOST.

OUR

LORD

IS

RiSEN-CONTINUEO

CHORUS.

Si^^paiiiJUSi

led,

Dragg'd

to

the

por

-

tals of the

sky.

I

Who

gz^—

^-r-r

iz5

-bi

^

W ^ ^

-^:X-

^-T^-

is

the

King

of

glo

;

ryPWho?

The

Lord

that all

His

foes o'er

1

3si^^S^^

:j?=r:e;

:{ i=:f5-h[

-t^—

•^-^

-»

—

—

5^

-.^

*

-^m^-

came,

The

world,

sin,

death,

and

hell

o'er-threw

And

Je

•

sus

t-

^ ^

^

^.^Pg

IS

the

conqueror's

name,

And

Je-sus

is

the

conqueror's

name.

^-^—^

l-t^

i£^^i i

rUziXzir^ii

There His

triumphal

chariot

waits.

^

Loose

all

your

bars

of massive

light,

And

angels

chant the

solemn

lay

,

And wide

unfold

th'ethereal

scene

Lift

up

your

heads,

ye

heavenly

gates,

He

claims

these

mansions

as

His

right

Ye

everlasting

doors

give

way.

Receive the

King

of

glory

in.

PENTECOST

183—Veni

Creator

Spirltus.

For

air and

words

«e

page

59



PENTECOST,

283

184

—

See

the

Paraclete

Descending.

Solo.

?3^

^r-^:

:M_J—

^

l.See

the Par

-

a

-

clete

des-cend-ing-,

Burn-ing

with

ce

-

les-tial

fire;

M^-^'Ê^:

1^

-c^

ppl

-^

—

I*

-H

^-

-:Ê^.

iîiss;

Grace

and truth on him

attending-,

Men

with

heav'nly

love

in-spire.

*

^=1

E-^—

^=

Solo.

//>

Al

:=^

^:

ici:

^r

le

-

lU

la,

H

2:

E

Al

.

le

.

1 I

lu

la.

I I

:^

-1^-

-J^.tt.

'^

TUTTi

Tenor^

Chorus.

;^^L^J=gz:^^=-^F=:iz:

^

4-

J-|:=g=^g-

J-^---J-

=1=^^

/Let

us,

Al

-

le

-

lu

-

ias

singing.

Of-

fer Him

our

grate-ful lays.

1

\

He

all

heav'nly

gra-ces bringing,

Mer -its

ev

-

er-lasting

praise

/

2

Men

in

every danger

fearing,

3

Source

of

love,

our hearts

inflaming

Now

the

greatest

danger

scorn;

With

true zeal and

virtue

pure,

Amidst

tortures

perserving,

Grant we

may

in

heaven

reigning,

Show

themselves in

Christ

new-born

Sing

Thy

praise

for

evermore.



284

PENTECOST.

185—

Holy

Spirit,

Come And

Shine.

-St-

jzL

\

Ho

ly

Sp

rit,

come

and

±1—

s:

slime

2:

^m

zM^

^7

az&z

fe

g;

On

our souls

with beams

di

(2.

t

pi

from

Thy

ra

-

diance

bright,

Come,

O

Fa

-

ther

::c±

fct^4=l

2

Come,

Consoler,

kindest,

best,

Come,

our bosoms'

dearest

guest,

Sweet

refreshment,

sweet

repose.

Rest

in

labour,

coolness

sweet.

Tempering

the

burning

heat.

Truest

comfort

of

our

woes.

3

O

divinest

Light,

impart

Unto

every

faithiul

heart

Plenteous

streams from

love's

bright

flood

But

for

Thy

blest

Deity,

Nothing

pure

in

man

could

be

;

Nothing

harmless,

nothing

good.



PENTECOST.

HOLY

SPIRIT,

COME

AND

SHINE-CONTINUED.

Wash

away

each

sinful

stain

, 5

Unto

all^hy

faithful

just,

285

Gently

shed

Thy

gracious

rain

On

the

dry

and

fruitless

soul.

Heal

each

wound

and

bend

each

will,

Warm

our hearts

benumbed

and

chill,

All

our

wayward

steps

control

Who

in

Thee'confide

and

trust,

Deign

the seven-

fold

gift

to

send.

Grant

us

virtue's

best

increase

Grant

a

death

of

hope

and

peace.

Grant

the

joys

thaC never

end

Moderato.

186

Creator-Spirit,

All-Divlno,

I

Cre

-

a-

lor-Spir

it,

•

all

^inS

Di-vine,

Come

vis

it

ev-ery

soul

of

Thine

And

*=

f-0

%

^

i

^

/>

--A-

N-

fill

with

Thy

ce

-

les-tialflameTheheartswhich

ThouThyselfdidstframe.

O

m

^^^mm

ift

of

God,

Thineis the sweet

Con

7^ r-# P P^-^0

m

^

ing

name

of

a-clete

—

And

a

tempo.

±

%

1=1^

-N

3l

^—

m.

t '^=^-

spring

of life

and fire and

love.And

^^=^4=^

unc-tion

iiow-jng

.

#-•

from

a-bove.

i

3

The

mystic

seven-fold

gifts

are

Thine,

Finger

of

God's

right

hand divine

;

The

Father's

promise

sent

to

teach

6

The

tongue

a

rich and

heavenly

speech.

4

Kindle

with

fire

brought

from

above

Each

sense,

and fill

our

hearts

with

love;

And

grant

our

flesh,

so weak and

frail,

7

The

strength

of

Thine

which ne'er

may

fail.

5

Drive far

away

our

deadly

foe,

And

grant

us

Thy

true

peace

to

know

;

So

we,

led

by

Thy

guidance

still.

Safely

may

pass

through

every

ill.

To

us,

through

Thee,

the

grace

beshown

To know the

Father

and the

Son

;

And

Spirit

of

them

both,

may we

Forever rest

our

faith in

Thee.

To

Sire

and

Son be

praises

meet,

And

to

the

holy

Paraclete

;

And

may

Christ

send

us

from above

That

Holy

Spirit's gift

of

love.

Amen.



PENTECOST

COME,

HOLY

CHOST-CONTINUEO.

287

:2;

mmmm^

D.C.

DVET

0-^

^

all

our

store,

Come

warm our hearts

with

love.

3

C^me,

Thou of

4

Thou

art

our*

5

O

sa

-

cred

i:

^^.^.^

'-<©'

^ti

Corn-fort

;

ers

the

best,..

Come,

Thou the

soul's

de-light-ful guest:

rest in

toil and

sweat,

Refreshment in ex

-

ces

-

sive

heat;

Light

shoot

forth

Thy

darts,

O

pierce

the centre

of

these

hearts.

f-

r^

m

f^

ii

^

D.C.

Come,

Thou thesoul's

delightful guest

The

pil-grim's

sweet

re

-

lief.

Refreshment

in

cx-ces-sive

heat,....

And so

-

lace in

our

grief.

O

I

pierce

the

centre of

these

hearts,

..

.Whose faith

as

-

pi

res to Thee.

L

^^^^^

-^m

188

-Come,

Holy

Ghost,

Creator

Blest.

cuonrs.

Maestoso.

^8-

-*•

•-

-W-

-^-

-S-

1

Come,

Ho

•

ly

Ghost,

Cre

•

a

•

tor

blest,

And

in our

wm^^^^^



288

PENTECOST.

COME HOLY

GHOST,

CREATOR

BLEST-Continued.

fe^

SE^3tt*

tr

=

hearts

take

up

Thy

rest;

Come

with

Thy

grace

^ÊEff^^^^^

3s^:

U_CZ

^

—

I

—

I

m

M

m

and

heaven

-

ly

aid,

To

fill

the hearts

vvhich

Thou

hast

^-•

^

^

:t=r=±zi.-ztr

:^

T-

izi:

^

=^

4

1-

tE^ ^-ji

^zzm

Jî^

FISE.

m^

made.

To fill

the

hearts which

Thou

hast

made.

:z±.

:^:

:iz2

r-r

^,-^^- ---^

-=t

2 O

Com -fort

•

er

to Thee we

cry.

^^î^_i

Thou

heaven-ly

1f=fi-

^

^-

-M—M:

ii

s^fels

il^î

^-n-

ii-^^N^%5^^

Gift

of

God

Most

High;

Thou Fount

of

life

..

^^m^

T=^

'.TTZi'

_i:

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3

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TRINITY.

COME,

HOLY

GHOST,

CREATOR

BLEST-CONTINUED.

289

'D.C.

alFlne.

[^Ipi

And sweet a

-

noint

•

ing

from

a

-

bove.

§E^^^^^

:^? ^3

Holy

Ghost,

thro'

Thee

alone,

Know

we

the

Father

and

the

Son

Be

this

our

never-changing

creed,

;

That

Thou

Dost

from

them

both

[proceed

4 Praise

we

the

Father and

the

Son,

And

Holy Spirit

with

them

One

;

And

may

the Son on

us

bestow

II

:

The

gifts

that

from

the

Spirit

flow

TRINITY.

189—

Have

Mercy

On

Us,

God Most

High.

N^^S

±3^

1

Have

mer

-

cy

on

us,

God

Most

High

I

Who

lift

our

hearts

to

2

Whenheav'n

^nd

earth

were

yet

un

-

made,

Wheu

time was

yet

un-

3

O

lis

-

ten,

then

most

pit

-

i

-

full To

Thy

poor

creature's

)-::ii4z:s:

:4:

czs:

(S>-

f-

&>-

\

Thee,

known,

heart,

221

Have

mer

-

cy

on

us

worms

of

earth,

Most

Ho

-

ly

Trin

-

i-

Thou in

Thy

bliss

andma-jes

-

ty.

Didst live and love

a-

It

bless

-

es

Thee that

Thou art

God,

That

Thou

art

what

Thou

g^Sl

m^^m^w^^m

y

Most

an-cient

of

all

mys

-

te-ries.

Before

Thy

throne

we

lie;

Have

lone

I

Thouwert

not

born,

there was no

fount

From

which

Thy being

flowed

;

There

art

Most

an-cient of

all

mys-te-ries,

Still at

Thy

feet

we

lie;

Have

ej:

22:

-^-

10

wpn^

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^



390

CORPUS

CHRISTI.

HAVE

MERCY

ON

US,

COD MOST

HICH-CONTINUED.

:?:ri

*==^

h^

i4:

:=tF

mer

-

cy

now,

most mer-

ci

-

ful,

Most

Ho

-

ly

Trin

-

i

•

ty,

Have

is no

end

which Thou

canst

reach,

But

Thou

art

sim

-ply

God,

There

mer

-

cy

now,

most

mer

-ci

-

ful,

Most

Ho

-

ly

Trin

-

i

-

ty.

Have

J

1—

^

1

.ii==i:

-Jz:

^

:t=:

^S

:^z,=-^i=^

0>--

—

^—

—

I

—

-i-i-—

I

—

5

—

«

1-

.=1=:^

-Sl-

mer

-

cy

now,

most

mer-

ci

-

ful.

Most Ho-

ly

Trin

-

i

is

no

end

which Thou canst

reach,

But Thou

art sim

•

ply

mer

-

cy

now,

most

mer-

ci

-

ful,

Most

Ho-

ly

Trin

-

i

God

J

tyl

:fc3:

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q—

zf:

7^-

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:^

iTJ,

i

CORPUS

CHRfSTI.

190—

Sing,

IVIy

Joyful

Tongue,

The

Mystery.

Maestoso.

-1-

I

Sing,

my

joy

-

ful

tongue,

the

mys

-

te

-

ry,

iiz^zi^:

A-

Of

the

glo

-

rious

Bo

-

dy

slain,

And

the

I:



:&

CORPUS

CHRISTI.

SING.

MY

JOYFUL

TONGUE.

THE

MYSTERY-GONTinueo.

Blood

all

291

;e

pure

and

prec

-

ious

Shed

a

lost

world

P^^^^^P

^

:jz.

to re

gam,

i*~r'

z:t:

ipf=s£

6

By

the

King

of

na

-

tions.

i

iEESrgS

is

-

suing

From

jS=S:

fit

^i*#^

a

womb

El

that

knew

no

stain.

:=^^

t=il:

to^^

2

Born unto us

of

a

Virgin

Purer than the

purest

snow,

And

amongst

mankind

conversing

Seeds of

heavenly

truth to

sow,

He at

lenght

in

wondrous

order.

Closed His

sojourn

here

below,

3

Seated,

with

His

brethren round

Him,

On

the

night

when

last

they

met.

For

the

law's

complete

fulfilment

When the Lamb was

duly ate,

Then before the

twelve

disciples

For their food

Himself He

set,

By

a

word

the

Word

Incarnate

Simple

bread

to Flesh

divine.

Simple

wine

to

Blood

converteth

;

But,

if

sense

to doubt

incline,

Under

faith's sufficient

leaching

Simple

hearts all doubts

resign

Allegretto.

M_—

—

V

191—

Lauda Sion.

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-•

#-

I

Lau

-

da,

Si

-

on,

Sal

-

va

-

to

Quan-tum

po

-

tes,

tan

-

tum

au

rem,

Lau

-

da Du

-

cem

et

Pas-

de

;

Qu

-

ia

ma

-

jor

om

-

ni

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292

CORPUS

CHRISTI.

LAUDA

SION-CONTINUEO.

m^^kmm^^mm

em,

de,

In

hym

-

nis

et

Nee

lau

-

da

-

re

m^m

£e:4:

can

suf

ti

-

cis.

fi

-

r.is.

;^^ii^

2

Laudis thema

specialis,

Panis

vivus et

vitalis

Hodie

proponitur.

Quern

in

sacrae

mensa

coenae,

Turbse

fratrum

duodense,

Datum

non

ambigitur.

3

Sit

laus

plena,

sit

sonora,

Sit

jucunda,

sit

decora<

Mentis

jubilatio.

Dies enim solemnis

agitur.

In

qua

mensa?

prima

recolitur

Hujus

institutio.

4

In hac

mensa

novi

Regis,

Novum

Pascha novae

legis,

Phase vetus

terminat.

Vetustatcm

novitas,

Umbram

fugat

Veritas,.

Noctem

lux

eliminat.

5 Quod

in coena Christus

gessit.

Faciendum

hoc

expressit

In sui

memoriam.

Docti sacris

instilutis,

Panem,

vinum

in salutis

Consecramus

hostiam.

6

Dogma

datur

Christianis,

Quod

in carnem

transit

panis,

Et

vinum

in

sanguinem.

Quod

non

capis,

quod

non

vides,

Animosa

firmat

fides,

Prseter

rerum

ordinem.

7

Sub

diversis

speciebus,

Signis

tantum et non

rebus,

Latent

res

eximiae.

Caro,

cibus,

sanguis,

potus;

Manet

tamen

Christus

totus

Sub

utraque

specie.

8

A

sumente

nonconcisus,

Noa

confractus,

non

divisus,

Integer

accipitur.

Sumit

unus,

sumunt

mille

Quantum

isti,

tantum

ille :

Nee

sumptus

consumitur.

9

Sumunt

boni,

sumunt

mali

:

Sorte

tamen

ioaequali,

Vitse,

vel

interitus.

Mors

est

malis,

vita

bonis

:

Vide

paris

sumptionis

Quam

sit

dispar

exitus.

10

Fracto demum

Sacramento,

Nevacilles,

sed

memento,

Tantum

esse

sub

fragmento.

Quantum

toto

tegitur.

Nulla

rei

fit

scissura,

Signi

tantum

fit

fractura:

Qua

nee

status,

nee statura

Signati

minuitur.

11

Ecce

panis

Angelorum,

Factus

cibus

viatorum

;

Vere

panis

filiorum,

Non

mittcndus

canibus.

In

figuris

praesignatur,

Cum

Isaac

immolatur :

Angus

Paschx

deputatur,

Datur

manna

patribus.

12

Bone

pastor,

panis

vere,

Jesu

nostri

miserere

:

Tu

nos

pasce,

nos tuere

*

Tu

nos bona

fae videre

In

terra

viventium.

Tu,

qui

cuneta

scis et

vales.

Qui

nos

pascis

hie

mortales ;

Tuos ibi

commcnsales,

Cohacredes,

ct

sodales,

Fac

sanctorum

civium.

Amen.

Alleluia.



294

EVENING.

193_Hear

Thy

Children,

Gentle

Jesus.

1

Hear

Thy

chil

-

dren

|en-tle

Je

-bus,

While

we

breathe

our

even-

log

prayer,

r

$ave

us from all

barm

and

dan>ger.

Take

us

'neath

Thy

{belt'

.

ring

csre.

ta air*

-< -,

:>-r-g -J-i-g—#—

#-

»

P

f %

'

'

J^

-^-r<^

All

the

night

Thy

heart

is

wakeful

In

Thy

sacrament of

love.

2.

Save

us

from

the wiles

of

Satan,

'Mid

the

lone and

sleepful

higTit,

Sweetly

may

our

Guardian

Angels,

Keep

us

'neath

their

watchful

sight.

4-

Shades

of

even

fast are

falling,

^

Day

is

fading

into

gloom

;

^.Gentle

JeSus,

look

in

pity,

When

the

shades of death

fall

round

us,

From

Thy

glorious

throne

above.

Lead

Thine exiled

children

home.

OCCASIONAL.

194—

Lead,

Kindly

Light,

Amid

The

Encircling

Gloom.

1

Lead

Kind

-

ly

Light,

a

-

mid th'

en-cir-

cling gloomT

2

I

was

not ev

-

er

thus,

nor

pray

'd

that

Thou.,

3

So

long

Thy

power

hath

blest

me,

sure

it

still...

^Ipiii^lii



,-

'

OCCASIONAL.

LEAD,

KINDLY

LIGHT.

AMID

THE

ENCIRCLING

CiOOM-CONTINUEO.

295

Lead

Thou

me

Shouldst

lead

me

Will

lead me

^k

E^

irf

on

I

on,

on,

mm^The

I

O'er

night

loved

moor

IS

to

and

iL^

i

\^^^^M

.1

__^-J_-.

dark,

and

I

am far

from

home-

choose

and

see

my

path,

but

now.,

fen,

o'er

crag

and

torrent

till.

.

.

fi-

fc

zcs— .

Lead Thou

me

on

I....

Lead

Thou

me

on I

... .

The

night

is

gone;

..

n^^

^

£g

-<S'

-x^

:22.

i^S

tp—

p-^^f^-t^

I

±

Keep

Thou

my

feet

;

I

do not

ask

to

I

loved the

gar

-

ish

day,

and

spite

of

And

with

ihe

morn

those

an-gel

fac

•

es

see

fears,

smile,

8:

±:

'^

(S>-

^zrn

-G>-

A

\

'^-

-A-

^-

i^::^

'B,

The

dis

•

tant

Pride

ruled

my

Which

I

have

i^

*

Si

m-

scene,

—

one

step

e

-

nough

will

:

re-mem-ber

not

loved

long

since,

and

lost

for me

past

years

a

-

while.

i^lippi

^ifi



296

OCCASIONAL.

Moderate,

195-Falth

Of

Our

Fathers.

i^îi

1 Faith

2 Our

3

Faith

4

Faith

cf

our

Fa

-

thersl

Fathers,

chained

in

of our

Fa

-

thers

of

our Fa

-

thers

h'v

-

ing

pris

-

ons

Ma

-

ry's

we will

still,

dark,

prayers

love

^

^.

m

g

r

In

spite

of

Were

still

m

Shall

keep

our

Both

friend

and

^W: lii^^g

dun

.

heart

coun

foe

geon,

and

.

try

in

fire

con

fast

all

and

science

to

our

sword,

Oh

how

our

hearts

beat

free;

How

sweet

would

be

their

thee;

And

thro'

the

truth

that

strife,

And

preach

thee

too,

as

m

^2:

E^T^tEE

iz^

high

with

child-ren's

comes

from

love

knows

1

^

joy.

fate,

God,

how,

\.r2

When

If

Oh,

By

•

e'er

they

hear

that

•

they,

like

them,

could

we

shall

pros

-

per

kind-lv

words

and

glo

-

rious

die for

and

be

vir

-tuous

word,

thee,

free

I

life

i'Êiii^Êiliez

We'll

iiiîp^;



OCCASIONAL.

FAITH

OF

OUR

FATHERS-ContinueD.

297

;&

m^

1

true

to

thee

tiH

death

Faith of

our

Fa- thers I

mi

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.

\y

Faith

We'll be

true

to

Thee till death

1

:^'

:î^lii^

tt:

196

—Yes,

Heaven

Is

The

Prize.

Animato.

p^îipftiî^^pi^l

X

Yes,

heavhcn

is

the

prize

My

soul

shall

strive

to

gain:

One

i^N

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^

CHORUS.

mm^î^û^-

glimpse

of

Par

-

a

-

dise_

Re-pays

a

life

of

pain

ain.

'Tis

fffEr

^

•^^=^

iliii

-=i

—



298

OCCASIONAL.

YES,

HEAVEN

IS

THE

PRIZE-Continucd.

jlat

V

gnd

^r

heav

-

en

1

yes,

heav

-

en

Yes,

heav-en

is

the

prize

I

Yes

prize.

2

Yes,

heaven

is

the

prize

1

When

sorrows

press around,

Look

up

beyond

the

skies,

Where

hope

and

strength

are

found.

3

Yes,

heaven

is

the

prize

I

Oh

1

'tis

not

hard

to

gain

;

He

surely

wins

who

tries,

For

hope

can

conquer

pain.

4

Yes,

heaven

is

the

prize

Death

opens

wide

the

door

;

And

then

the

spirit

flies

To

God

for

evermore.

197-Pity,

My

God,

'Tis

For

Our

Loved

Land.

JVoderato.

$

r4

fi-

jfeElE

1

Pi

2

Our

3

Pi

ty

er

ty.

my

GoQ

;

ring

souls,

my

God

;

0-

-_E:'

^^^^m^

tis

for our

lov

-

ed

so

long

estranged

from

on

those

mis-guid-ed

0-

-^

:^^f^^p^^i

=^:

T*

And

for

Thy

Church

we

humbly

bow

in

prayer: Thy

Vi

-

cars

cap

-

tive.

Look

up

for

sol

-

ace to

Thy

sa-cred

Throne

;

Light

up

their

faith,

that.

Who

outrage

Thee,

but

know

not

what

they

do;

In

mer

-

cy

wait,

and

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OCCASIONAL.

PITY,

MY

COD,

'TIS

FOR

OUR

LOVED

lAND-COHTINUEOi

299

::^

^^^^^^^^^

reak

his

pns-on

band,

Thy

Church's

loss

-

es

in

Thy

might

repair

hi<e

the

eag-le's

youth,

It

be

renewed,

and

shine

as

once

it

shone

drawthemback a-

jain. _

Their

faith

and love

in

sor-row

to

re-new

m^^^^^m

zfet--2-

cnoRVs:

t—N

aiEjes^i

^^-

^I=i=«IZi

s

God of

mighty

pow-er

Take

Thy

Vicar's

part

:

Oh,

save

him in

this

hour

For

^^

-m-0-\-m-(B-

*

-0- -m- -m- -m- ^ -m-

Jesus'

Sa-cred

Heart,

Oh save hira in

this

hour

For

Je-sus'

Sa-cred

Heart.

Andante.

198—

Veni

Jesu,

Amor Mi.

m

=g

p

Ve

-

ni

Je

-

su,

A mor

mi,

r-r

Ve

-

ni,

^

5^.a..u_vl-

^•t4:

22

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^

^

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i

'9^

m

-nit

Ve-ni,

Ve

-

ni,

a-mor

Je-su,

Ve

•

ni

Je

-

su,

A

-

mor

Sfe

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JESU

AMOR

Mr-CONTINUEO.

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22:

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su

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mi,

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MASS

HYMNS.

201—

At

the

Offertory.

Other

Airs:

No.

45,

60,

75, 84,

117,

134, 137,

140.

Moderuto.

i

30. ^

IffV

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1

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—

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1 Ac

-

cept

Al-migh-ty

Fa

-

ther,

These

gifts

of

bread

and

wine,

Which

2 With these

al

-

tho'

un

-

worth

-

y,

Some of

-

fer

-

ing'

we

make.

But

9

-

J-C—

#—

^

— —

•—

L-

= =rz:

:_L

1-

1

now

the

Priest

is

offer

-

ing,

For us

be

-

fore

Thy

shrine

;

But

2 all

we

have,

Thou

gav

-

est,

Then

what

thou

gav-est,

take

;

Our

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g.

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1

soon

the

Word

will

make

them His

bo

-

dy

and

His

blood,

The

2

heart,

our

soul,

our

sens

-

es,

We

give

thro'

Ma-ry's

hands.

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1

sa

-

cri

-

fice

re

-

new

-

ing,

Once

of

-

fered

on

the

Rood,

2

by

the

cross once

stand

-

ing.

Now

by

the

al

-

tar

1=f

stands,

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202—

At

the

Sanctus.

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304

GUARDIAN

ANGEL.

AT

THE

SANCTUS-CONTINUED.

ifcd iû:

M=^Mi^m

=^=5

Ho

-

ly

Ho

-

lyl

Ho

-

ly

I

Art

Thou,

Lord

God of

Hosts

I

The

blesi.

-

ed

He who com

-

eth

In

Thy

Name,

might-y

Lord.

Ho-

¥i^r

::=t=-bi

:p=r:

t=L

f^f^^

^

^M

^^&iii^fefi§;i^

star

-

ry

sky

a

-

round

us,

The

shin-ing

earth

be

-

low,

The

£an.-na

in

the

high

-

est

To

Da-vid's

Son

in

-

tone;

Thus

F:¥y=p-

:t=4

Ei^SîÊ

FtiF^g

^tt*

great

-

nes?

of

Thy

glo

-

ry,

In

bright

ef

-

ful

-

gence

show-

may

we

sing

in

glo

-

ry,

For

ev

'.

er

round His throne.

^•35

^

3^^

m

JS.

Mndernto.

GUARDIAN

ANGEL.

203^Dear

Angel,

Ever At

My

Side.

Ê^

=ii=^

r

.1

Dear

an

—

^

*-

gel,

ev

I

^=*=^

er

îî^

m

at

my

side,

How

0-



GUARDIAN

ANGEL.

DEAR

ANCEL.

EVER

AT

MY SIDE-CONTINUED.

305

p9*plpi=iS

^^

love

-

ly

must Thou

be,

To

leave

thy

home

in

heaven,

to

guide

a

£E?=E0

^mm

m

lit

-

tie

child like

me

a

lit

-

tie child hke

me.

iipgi^ifipiip^

2

Thy

beautiful and

shining

face

I see

not,

tho' so

near;

The

sweetness

of

thy

soft

low

voice,

I

am

too

deaf

to

hear.

3

I

cannot

feel

thee touch

my

hand,

With

pressure

light

and

mild,

To check

me

as

my

mother

did,

When I

was but a

child.

4

But I

have felt

thee

in

my

thoughts,

Fighting

with sin for

me

;

And

when

my

heart loves God

I know

The

sweetness

is

from thee.

5

And

when,

dear

spirit,

I

kneel

down

Morning

and

night

to

prayer

Something

there

is

within

my

heart,

Which

tells

me

thou

art

there.

6

Yes 1

when

I

pray,

thou

prayest

too

;

Thy

prayer

is all

for

me

;

But

when

I

sleep,

thou

sleepest

not.

But watchest

patiently

7

Then love

me,

love

me,

Angel

dear

And

I

will

love

thee

more

;

And

help

me,

when

my

soul

is

cast

Upon

th'

eternal

shore.

SemjJlice

204-Bless

Me,

Befriend

Me.

E^Z^H

1 Bless

me,

2

Beam

on

3

An

-

gel

4

O,

may

5

Till

my

:Bz

Iz±

be

my

so

I

last

friend

me.

Sweet

an

-

gel,

glad-ness, Thy

joy

I

ho

-

ly

Whom God sends

nev

-

er

For

-

get

thou

sor

-

row I'll walk in

_i

I

shall

to

art

thy

i

pray

;

share

;

me,

near

;

light

;



306

ST.

MICHAEL,

ARCHANGEL.

BLESS

Mr.

BEFRIEND

ME-Continueo.

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ST.

MICHAEL.

MICHAEL,

PRINCE

OF

HICHESt

HEAYEN-CONTINUED.

f rs=«=s^^

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307

les

-

tial

ranks,

Low-ly

sing-ing

in

thine

honour.

Bring

we

now

our

Irt:

1



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ANGELS.

206—

Know

Ye that

Angels

Silently

Glide.

Modernto.

I.

Know

)e

tliat

an

-

gels

si-lent-ly glide,

F roni their

blest

mansions,

down

to our

side?

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CI-

-i

o-

h9-

;:^:

-t-

si:

—

I

—

I—

^-

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—

-

i^zid:

S=ij=

Know

ye

their

bright

eyes

watch

night

and

day,

Lest

evil

spirits

make

you

their

prey?

7

'

(5—

i-

'^

-©-

q=zzr=

-o -

i

9i

Beau-ti

-

ful

angels

keep

watch

and

ward

O-vcr

the

chil

-

dren

dear

to

the

Lord,

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^-

pu-^

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^ ^

»

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*

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—

^

i-;-**

9i

By your

sweet

presence

render

us

still

Steadfast

in

goodness,

proof

against

ill.

-«>--

«

—

—-ch~

(O-

a-

-st

-o-

2

Blessings

precede

them

while

they

ad-

3

Often

their

gentle

voice

from

above

Satan

in terror

lowers

his

lance

;

[vance,

Touches

our

heart-strings,

teachcsuslove,

All

the dark

legions

flee

in

dismay,

Leads

us

to

worship

happily

here,

Melting

like

morning

vapors

away.

Even

as

Angels

in

their

bright

sphere.



ANGELS.

309

207—

God

How

Ought

My

Grateful

Heart.

Moderato.

:&

tHhs=

ii

ftj^j^

ii^iii

O

God

how

ought

my grate

-

fiil heart

To

praise

Thy

bount-eous

^^m^.m

:

^^$^mmm^

zfc

^^^=1-^^=.

TT

See?2

hand,

Who

send'st

Thy

An

*

tl

^:4

gel

from

the

skies,

To

:^

:

m m-

¥

-m-

-S-A

be

^=N:

±

^

:«:

' * •'

—

i

^3^

my

guiue

-^

»

—

and

friend,

-W^

^-=^

i

i -z+S—9 * ^

^S

^Ji

To

be

my

guide

and

friend.

^

pp^p

2

My

soul

is

surely

something

great,

Meant

for

Eternity

;

That

Angels

thus should be

employed

II

In

watching

over me.

ll

3

And

when

the

morning

from

the

east

Sends

forth

her

golden

rays

;

Teach

me

to raise

my

heart

to

God,

i]

And

sing

His

glorious praise.

||

4

In

evening,

when

the

cooling

breeze

Invites to sweet

repoie.

May

I

in

grateful

thanks

to

Him

II

My

weary

eyelids

close.

||

5

Celestial

Guardian,

thus with

Thee,

And

by

Thy

constant

care,

May

I

the

world's

corruption

fiee,

II

And

heavenly

blessings

share.

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310

ANGELS.

208—

Hark, Hark,

My

Soul.

1

1.

Ilark,

hark,

my

soul,

an

-

gel

-

ic

songs

are

swelling

O'er

earth's

green

2.

On

-

ward we

go,

for

still

we

hear them

singing,

Come,

weary

3.

Far,

far

a

-

way,

like

bells

at

evening

pealing.

The

voice of

4.

Rest

comes at

length,

tho'

life

be

long

and drear

-

y.

The

day

must

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3=^:

^

1-^

r>

~

=1-?=*

Sr^

3eP^

--^-^

^^-\s__H

^^mm

I

fields

and

o

cean's wave-beat

shore;

How

sweet

the

truth those

blessed

strains are

souls,

for

Je

-

sus

bids

you

come

'

And

through

the

dark,

its

ech-oes sweet

-

ly

Je

-

sus

sounds

o'er land

and

sea.

And lad

-

en

souls,

by

thousands

meekly

dawn

and

darksome

night

be

past:

All

jour- neys

end

in

welcomes to

the

-^-.—f^

-—

<^

15>-

-B

Maestoso

Chorus.

I

m

tell

-

ing.

Of

that new

life

when

sin

shall be no

more,

ring-

ing,

The

mu

-

sic of the

gos

-

pel

leads us home,

steal-ing,

Kind

Shepherd

turn

their

wear

•

y

steps

to

Thee,

wear

-

y,

And

heav'n,

the heart's

true

home,

will come at last.

An

-gels

of

^-=t

:^

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33,

Je

-

sus.

an

gels

of

light.

Sing

-

ing

to welcome

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ANGELS.

HARK,

HARK,

MY SO\il~Continuea.

?TI

:t?==f^

pilgrims

of

-I

1

^-

night-

An

-

gels

of

Je

•

sus,

an

gels

of

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312

LITANY

OF

BLESSED

VIRGIN.

209-Litany.

No.

1.

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1

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2

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Trinitas,

unus

Deus

miserere nobis.

3

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Maria,

^

4

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Dei

Genitrix,

5

Sancta

V'irgo

Virginum,

6

Mater

Christi,

7

Mater

divinae

gratise,

8

Mater

purfssima,

9

Mater

castiasima,

10

Mater

inviolata,

11

Mater

intemerata,

12

Mater

amabilis,

13

Mater

admirabilis,

14

Mater

boni

consilii,

5-2

15

Mater

Creatoris,

16 Mater

Salvatoris,

17

Virgo prudentissima,

18

Virgo

vencranda,

19

Virgo

prcedicanda,

20

Virgo potens,

21

Virgo

clemens,

22

Virgo

fidclis,

23

Speculum justitise,

24

Sedes

sapientioe,

25

Causa nostrae

Ixtitice,

26

Vas

spirituale,

27

Vas

honorabile,

28

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insigne

devotionis,

>2

m%

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nus

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i

qui

lol-lis

pec

ca

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mundi

1

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ex

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313

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nos.

no

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bis.

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LITANIES

317

No.

7.

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—

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Ky

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ri

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e

lei

son,

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te

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nos

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di nos.

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318

210

—

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of

the

Sacred

Heart.

By

kind

permission ok

the

Apostleship of

Pr-wer.

Soprano.

Alto,

ad

lib

Ludwig

Bonvin,

S.

J.

Op.

No.

9i.

Con

nioto.

p

inf

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i

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ri

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I

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son. Chris

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au

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di

nos.

Chris

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te,

ex

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au

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di

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sOn.

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M

a^ziT

(S--

1

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coal

is

2 Fill

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mundi

3 Spiritus

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4

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unus

Cor

Cor

Cor

Cor

Cor

Cor

Cor

Cor

Cor

Je

Je

Je

Je

Je

il

il

Filii

Patris

sn sinu

Vir^i'nis

Matris

a

Spiritu

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tor

-

ma

Mi

-

se -re

-

re

no

-

bis.

ru.

su,

su,

su,

su,

su,

su,

sn,

su.

Verbo Dei

substantialiter u

Maiestatis in

Templum

De

-

. -

TabernacuUim

Domus

Dei et

por

fornax ardens

ca

justitia;

et

amoris

re

bonitate

ct amo

- -

virtutum

omnium

ni

ni

sane

tissi

cce

ta

ta

re

-

pie

ab

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ys

i

Al

ta

ri

cep-

tum,

tum,

tae,

tum,

mi,

-

li,

-

tis,

-

culum,

num,

-

sus

Mi

-

se

-re

-

Mi

-

se

-re

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Mi

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se

-re

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Mi

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Mi

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Mi

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se -re

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se

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Mi

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se

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Mi

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bis.

no

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bis.

no

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bis.

no

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bis.

no

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bis,

no

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bis.

no

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bis.

no

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no

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bis

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LITANY.

LITANY

OF

THE

SACRED HEART-COMTINUEIK

319

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320

UTANY

OF

THE

SAINTS.

211.

Litany

of

the

Saints.

t

(To

b«

sung

at the

Forty

Hours'

Exposition

of

the

Most

Blessed

Sacrament.)

CANTORS.

CHORUS.

Edit.

Ratisbon.

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1

Q

ig

St

—

Q-

Ky

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ri

le son. Chris

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te e

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le

1

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son.

P

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s)- -sr

Ky

n

le

son.

Chris

-

te

-51-

-sr

-a-

au

di

nos.

Chris

-

te

ex

au

di nos.

I

CANTORS.

CHORUS.

s::..

-&-

It

-»-

-£L.

Pater de

coelis

De

-

us.

Fill,

Redemptor

mundi

De

-

us.

Spiritus

sancte De

-

us.

Sancta

Trinitas,

unus De

•

us.

Mi

-

se

-

re

Mi

-

se

-

re

Mi

-

se

-

re

Mi

•

se

-

re

re

no

-

bis.

re

no

-

bis.

re

no

-

bis.

re no

-

bis.

S

CANTORS. CHORUS.

e

sr

It

:t:

Sancta

Ma

n O

ra

pro

bis.

Sancta

Dei

Genitrix.

Ora,

etc.

Sancta

Virgo

Virginum.

Ora,

etc.

Sancte

Michael.

Ora,

etc.

Sancte Gabriel.

Ora,

etc.

Sancte

Raphael.

Ora,

etc.

Omnes

sancti

Angeli

et

Archangeli.

Orate,

etc.

Omnes sancti beatorum

Spirituum

ordi-

nes.

Orate,

etc.

Sancte

Joannes

Baptista.

Ora,

etc.

Sancte

Joseph.

Ora,

etc.

Omnes sancti Patriarchae et P'r^'-hetss.

Orate,

etc.



LITANY

OF

THE

SAINTS.

321

LITANY OF

THE

SMHIS-Continrnd.

Sancte

Pe

•

tre.

-sr

O

1

ra

pro

no

-

bis.

Sancte

Paule.

Sancte

Andrea.

*Sancte

Jacobe.

Sancte

Joannes.

'Sancte

Thoma.

*Sancte

Jacobe.

•Sancte

Philippe.

•Sancte

Bartholomaee.

*Sancte

Matthaee.

•Sancte

Simon.

•Sancte

Thaddsee.

•Sancte

Matthia.

•Sancte

Barnaba.

•Sancte

Luca.

•Sancte Marce.

Omnes

sancti

Apostoli

|

et

Evangelistse.

Orate,

etc.

Omnes sancti

Discipuli

Domini.

Orate,

etc.

•Omnes sancti

Innocentes.

Orate,

etc.

Sancte

Stephane.

Sancte

Laurenti.

Sancte

Vincenti.

•Sancti

Fabiane et

Sebastiane.

Orate,

etc.

•Sancti

Joannes

et

Paule.

Orate,

etc.

•Sancti

Cosma

et

Damiane.

Orate,

etc.

•Sancti

Gervasi et Protasi.

Orate,

etc

Omnes

sancti

Martyres.

Orate,

etc.

Sancte

Silvester.

Sancte

Gregori.

•Sancte

Ambrosi.

Sancte

Augustine.

•Sancte

Hieronyme.

•Sancte

Martine.

•Sancte

Nicolas.

Omnes

sancti

Pontifices

|

et

Confessores.

Orate,

etc.

Omnes sancti

Doctores.

Orate,

etc.

Sancte

Antoni.

Sancte

Benedicte.

Sancte

Bernarde.

Sancte

Dominice.

Sancte

Francisce.

Omnes sancti

Sacerdotes

et

Levitse.

Orate,

etc.

Omnes sancti Monachi

et

Eremitae.

Orate,

etc.

Sancta

Maria

Magdalena.

Sancta

Agatha.

Sancta

Lucia.

Sancta

Agnes.

Sancta Csecilia.

Sancta

Catharina.

Sancta Anastasia.

Omnes

sanctse

Virgines

et

Viduae.

Orate,

etc

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g O «

o

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i

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LITANY

OF

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LITANY

OF

THE

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It:

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is:

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is

1

Pro

-

pi

-

ti

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us es

•

to,

Par

•

ce

no

-

bis,

Do

-mi

-

ne.

Propitius

esto,

exaudi

nos,

Domine.

Ab

omni

malo,

Ab

omni

peccato,

Ab

ira

tua,

A

subitanea

et

impro^'isa

morte,

Ab

insidiis

diaboli,

Ab

ira

et

odio

et

omni

luntate,

A

spiritu

fornicationis,

A

fulgure

et

tempestate,

A

flagello

terrsmotus,

A

peste,

fame,

et bello

mala vo-

.a.

2

A

morte

perpetua,

Per

mysteriuni

sanctae

incamationis

tuoe,

Per adventum

tuum,

Per

nativitatem

tuam,

Per

baptismum,

et sanctum

jeju-

nium

tuum,

Per crucem el

passionem

tuam,

Per

mortem

et

sepulturam

tuam.

Per sanctam

resurrectionem

tuam,

Per

admirabilem ascensionem

tuam,

Per

adventum

Spiritus

sancti

Para-

cliti,

In

die

Judicii.

5

3

1^

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Pec

•

ca -to

-

res. J?.

Te

ro

-

'gam

us

au

di nos.

I

Ut

nobis

parcas,

Ut

nobis

indulgeas,

Utad

veram

poenitentiam

nos

per-

ducere

digneris,

Ut

ecclesiam

tuam

sanctam regere,

et conservare

digneris,

Ut

domnum

apostolicum,

et

omnes

ecclesiasticos

ordines

in

sancta

religione

conservart

digneris,

Ut

inimicos sanctae

ecclesise

humili-

are

digneris,

Ut

regibus,

et

principibus

Christi-

anis

pacem,

et veram

concordiam

donate

digneris,

Ut cuncto

populo

Christiano

pacem,

et unitatem

largiri digneris,

re-*

I

Ut

nosmetipsos

in

tuo

sancto

ser-

vitio

confortare,

et conservare

digneris,

Ut

mentes

nostras ad

ccelestia

de-

sideria

erigas,

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omnibus

benefactoribus

nostris

sempiterna

bona

retribuas,

Ut

animas

nostras

fratrum,

propin-

quorum,

et

benefactorum

nos-

trorum

ab

seterna

damnatione

}-

eripias

Ut

fructus

terrse

dare,

et

conservare

digneris,

Ut

omnibus

fidelibus

defunctis

re-

quiem

reternam

donare

digneris,

Ut

nos

exaudire

digneris,

Fili

Dei,

3

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LITANY

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323

LITANY

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ta

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324

LITANY

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THE SAINTS.

LITANY OF

THE

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1^3:11:

-sr

i

I.

De

us

in

adjutorium

meum

in

ten

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Domine,

ad

adjuvandum

me fe

sti

na.

2.

Confundantur,

et

revereantur,

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quaerunt

animam

meani.

3.

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retrorsuni,

et

erubes-

cant,

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volunt

mihi

mala.

4.

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erubescentes,

*qui

dicunt

mihi

:

Euge, euge

5.

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et laetentur

|

in

te

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nes, I

qui

quaerunt

te :

*et

dicant

semper

:

|

Magnificetur

Dominus,

|

qui

diligunt

salutare

tuum.

-.

V.

Salvos

fac

servos

tuos.

7?.

Deus

meus,

sperantes

in

te.

V. Esto

nobis,

Domine,

turris forti-

tudinis.

/?.

A

facie

inimici.

y. Nihil

proficiat

inimicus

in

nobis.

R.

Et

filius

iniquitatis

non

apponat

nocere

nobis.

V.

Domine,

non

secundum

peccata

nostra facias

nobis.

A'.

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secundum

iniquitates

nostras retribuas nobis.

V.

Oremus

pro

Pontifice

nostro,

N.

/i.

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conservet

eum,

et

vivi-

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eum,

et beatum faciat

eum

in

terra,

et non

tradat

eum in

anima

in-

imicorum

ejus.

y. Oremus

pro

benefactoribus

nos-

tris.

/?.

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dignare,

Domine,

omnibus

nobis

bona facientibus

prop-

6.

Ego

vero

egenus,

et

pauper

sum:

*Deus, adjuva

me.

7.

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meus,

et

liberator

meus

es

tu

:

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ne

moreris.

8.

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Patri,

et

Filio,

*et

Spiritui

sancto.

9.

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erat

in

principio,

]

et

nunc,

et

semper,

*et

in

saecula

saeculorum.

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ter nomen

tuum,

vitam

aetemam.

Amen.

V.

Oremus

pro

fidelibus

defunctis.

/?.

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jeternam dona

eis

Domine

;

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lux

perpetua

luceat

eis.

F.

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in

pace.

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V.

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fratribus

nostris

absentibus.

/?.

Salvos

fac

servos

tuos,

Deus

meus

sperantes

in

te.

V. Mitte

eis

Domine

auxilium

de

sancto.

/?.

Et

de Sion tuere

eos.

V.

Domine,

exaudi

orationem

meam

/?. Et clamor meus

ad te

veniat.

V.

Oremus.*

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V.

Dominus

vobiscum.

/?.

Et cum

spiritu

tuo.

V.

Exaudiat

nos

omnipotens

et

misericors

Dominus.

/?. Et

custodiat

nos

semper.

Amen.



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367

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RESPONSES

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cum

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BRANCH

SODALITIES.

The

object

of

the

Sodality

is

to

promote

devotions

to

the

Blessed

Virgin

Mary

Branch

Sodalities

should

be

affiliated

with

the

Sodality

of

the

Roman

The

governing

body

of

each

branch

should

consist

of

a

Father

Director,

a

President,

Secretary

and

two

Assistants,

together

with

a

Council

of

six

or

twelve.

Other

officers

may

be

appointed

by

this

body.

The

Sodality

should

have

regular

meetings

for

religious

exercises,

and

should

also

recite

at

such

meetings,

at

least,

the

Little Office

of

the

Immacul-

ate

Conception.

^

.

.^

j

,

]Members

should

receive

Holy

Communion

once a

month,

and

also

upon

the

principal

festivals

of

the

year. ,

,

i , i

•

Members

who

absent

themselves

from

regular

meetings

should

explain

their

absence to

the

Prefect.

Members

should

all

contribute

towards

paying

any

necessary

expenses

in-

curred bv

the

Sodality.

, , , i ^

i.i.

^

xi,

Sodalists

should

visit

at

their

homes

members

who

are

unable

to

attend

the

meetings

through

sickness,

and

a

mass

should

be offered

and

special

prayers

said for

the

repose

of

any

deceased

member's

soul.

, ^.

,

t^

^

.

Candidates

for

admission

should

apply

to

the

Father

Director

or

Prefect,

and

postulants

should

spend

at

least

one

month

as

a

period

of

probation.

Election

of

officers

should be

held

annually,

and

conducted

in

the

manner

prescribed

by

the

Father

Director,

who

may,

in his

discretion,

reject

any

appointment.

NoTE.-The

rules

for the

government

of

Sodalities

and

the

conduct

of

officers

and

mem-

hprs

toa-ether with

the list of

the

indulgences

within

the

reach

of

Sodalists.

may

be

found

in

Sufthe''

Manual

of

the

Sodality, (Benziger

Bros.)

,

or

in the

Manual

for

the Children

of

Mary,

(John

Chisholm,

Edinburgh).

The

Hymn.

Veni

Creator,

is

said

or

simg.—See

page

59.

For

translation,

see

Come,

Holy

Ghost,

Creator

Blest,

page

287.

V.

Emitte

Spiritum

Tuum

et

crea-

V.

Send

forth

Thy

Spirit

and

they

buntur

shall

be

created.

R.

Et

renovabis

faciem

terrae.

R-

And

Thou

shalt

renew

the

face

of

the

earth.

Oremus.

Let

us

Pray.

DEUS,

qui

corda

fidelium

Sancti

/^

GOD,

who

by

the

light

of the

Spiritus

illustratione

docuisti,

da

V^

Holy

Ghost

hast

instructed

the

nobis

in eodem

Spiritu

recta

sapere

hearts

of

Thy

faithful,

grant

us,

et de

ejus semper

consolatione

gaudere.

through

the

same

Holy

Spirit,

to

Per Jesum

Christum

Dominum

relish

what

is

right,

and

evermore

to

nostrum.

Amen.

rejoice

in His consolations

through

Jesus

Christ

our

Lord.

Amen.

{Here

follows

the

Exhortation.)

[384)

.



BLESSED VIRGIN MARY.

The

Blessing

of

the

Medals.

385

V.

Adjutorium

nostrum

in

nomine

Domini,

R,

Qui

fecit

ccelum

et

terram.

V.

Domineexaudiorationem

meam.

R. Et

clamor

meus

ad

te

veniat.

V.

Dominus

vobiscum.

R.

Et

cum

spiritutuo.

Oremus.

OMNIPOTENS

sempiterne

Deu8,qui

sanctorum

tuorum

imagines

(sive

effigies)sculpiautpingi

non

repro-

bas,ut

quoties

illas

oculis

corporis

intue-

mwr,

toties

eorum actus

et

sanctitatem

ad imitandum memorise

oculis

medi-

temur

has

qusesumus, imagines

in

honorem et memoriam

beatissimse

Virginis

Marise,

Matris

Domini

nostri

Jesu Christi

adaptatas

bene »i<

dicere

et

sancti'i'

ficare

digneris,

et

prsesta,

ut

quicumque

coram

illis

beatissimam

Virginem

suppliciter

colere

et

honor-

are

studuerit,

illius

meritis et

obtentu,

a

te

gratiam

in

prsesenti

et

seternam

gloriam

obtineat in

futurum.

Per

Christum

Dominum

nostrum.

R.

Amen.

V.

Our

help

is in

the

name

of

the

Lord.

R.

who made heaven

and earth.

V.

O

Lord hear

my prayer.

R.

And

let

my

supplication

coma

unto

Thee.

V.

The Lord be

with

you.

R. And

with

thy

spirit.

Let

us

Pray.

ALMIGHTY

and eternal

God,

who

hast

permitted the

images

of

Thy

saints

to

be

sculptured

or

painted ;

in

order

that

beholding

them

every

day

with

our

corporal

eyes,

and

meditating

upon

their

actions

and

sanctity,

we

may

be

led

to imitate

their

virtues,

deign

to

bless

and

sanctify

these

med-

als

which

have

been

made

in honour

and commemoration

of

the

most

Blessed

Virgin

Mary,

Mother of

our

Lord Jesus

Christ

;

and

grant

that

whoever

humbly

invokes

the

Blessed

Virgin

before

them^

may

obtain

through

her

merits,

grace

in this

pre-

sent

life and eternal

glory

in the

life

to

come.

R.

Amen.

Here the

Medals,

are

sprinkled

with

Holy

Water.

Each

Candidate,

holding

a

lighted

candle

in the

hand,

here

recites

the

Act

oj

Consecration

in

a

clear and

audible

voice.

Act

of

Consecration.

HOLY

Mary,

Mother

of

God,

and

Virgin,

I,

N.

N„

cheosethee

this

day

for

my

Queen,

my Patroness,

and

my

Advocate,

and

I

firmlv

resolve

and

purpose

never

to

abandon

thee,

and

never

to

say

or

do

anything

against

thee

nor

allow

anything

to

be

done

against thy

honour

by

those

subject

to me

.

I,

beseech

thee,

therefore,

receive me

as

thy

servant

for

ever,

assist

me

in

all

my

actions,

and

abandon

me

not

at

the

hour

of

death.

Amen.

When

the

Act

of

Consecration

has been

recited,

the Celebrant

gives

.a

medal,

already blessed,

to

each

Candidate,

saying

:

Celebrant.

—

Accipe

signum

Congre-

gationis

B.V.M.

ad

corporis

et

animae

defensionem,

ut

div'nse

bonitatis

gratia,

et

ope

Beatissimre

Virginis

Marise

Matris

tufe,

aeternam

beatitudi-

nem

consequi

merearis

;

in

nomine

Patris

41

et

Filii

et

Spiritus

Sancti.

Amen.

Celebrant.

—

Receive

this

medal

of

the

Blessed

Virgin

Mary

as

a

safe-

guard

and

defence

for

your

body

and

soul,

that,

by

the

grace

of

the

Divine

goodness,

and

the

assistance

of

Mary

your

Mother,

you

may

deserve

to

obtain

eternal

happiness

;

in the Name

of

the

Father

i*

and

of

the

Son and

oi'

the

Holy

Ghost.

Amen.



386

Tlien

he

adds,

turning

AD

majoremDei

gloriara,

in

laudem

beatissimse

Virginia

Mariae,

in

Bpirituale hujus

Congregationis

bonum

etexpotestate

asuuiino Ponti-

ficeniihi

delata

ego

pro

tempore

hujus

Congregationis

Praeses vos

in numer-

um

Sodalium

nostrae

Congregationis

Bub

titulo

Immaculatae

Concept

unis

B.

V.M.

,

erectae

suscipio,

et

participes

reddo

et

declare

omnium

gratiarum

et

fructuum,

privilegiorum

et

iudulgen-

tiarum,

quae

sancta

Romana

Ecclesi*

ipsi

primariae

Congregationi

Romanjip,

cui

haec

nostra

canonice

aggregata

est,

concessit :

In

nomine Patris

^

et

Filii

et

Spiritns

Sancti.

Amen.

SUSCIPIAT

vos

Christus

in

numer-

uni

confratrum

nostrorum

et suor-

um

famulorum.

Concedat

vobis

tem

pus

bene

vivendi

locum

bene

agendi

constantiam,

bene

perseverandi,

et

ad

aeternae vitae

haereditatem

feliciter

perveniendi

;

et

eicut

nos

hodie

frater-

nacaritas spiritualiter

jungit

in

terris

ita

divina

pietas,

quae

dilectionis

est

auctrix,

et

amatrix,

nos

cum

fideli-

bus

conjungere

dignetur

in

ccelis.

Per

eundem Christum JDominum

nostrvmi.

Amen.

V.

Confirma hoc

Deue,

quod

oper-

atus es

in

nobis.

R. A

templo

sancte

tuo,

quod

est in

Jerusalem.

V.

Salvos

fac

famulos

tuos,

{or

famu-

lus

tuas).

R. Deus mens

eperantes

in

te.

V.

Mitte

eia

Domine

auxilimn

de

Sancto.

R.

Et de

Sion

tuere

eos,

{or

ess).

V.

Domine,

exaudi

orationem

meam.

R. Et

clamor

meus

ad

de

veiiiat.

V.

Dominus

vobiscum.

R.

Et cum

spiritu

tuo.

Oremus.

ADESTO

Domine

supplicationib'; -:

nostris et hos famulos

tuos

quo8(C';

has

famulas tuas

quas) Congregu-

tioni,

B.

V.M.,

aggregavimus

benedi-

csre

dignare,

et

pra^sta,

ut

statuta

nostra

perauxiliumgratia^

tuse,

sancte,

pie

et

religiose

vivehdo valeant

observare,

et observando

vitam

jmo-

mere

sem iternam

er

Christum

THE

SODALITY

OF

THE

towards

the neiv

Memhers.

TO

the

greater

glory

of

God,

anri

to

the

honour

of

the

Blessed

Virgin

Mary,

and

for

the

spiritual

good

of

this

Congregation,

and

by

the

power

granted

me

by

our most

Holy

Father

the

Pope,

•

Director for

the

time

being

of

this

Congregation,

receive

you

into

the

number

of

the

members

of

our

Congregation,

erected under

the

title

of

the

Immaculate

Conception,

and

render

you

sharers

and

partakers

of all

the

graces

and

fruits,

priAaleges,

and

indulgences

which the

Holy-

Roman

Church

has

granted

to

the

Priinary

Sodality

at

Rome

to

which

ours

has

been

canonically

affiliated : In

the

name

of

the

Father

(j<

and

of

the Son

and

of

the

Holy

Ghost.

Amen.

MAY

Christ

receive

you

into

the

number

of our

brethren

and

His

servants.

^May

He

give

you

grace

to

lead

a

holy

life,

opportunity

to

do

good

and

constancy

to

persevere

there-

in,

that

you

may

arrive

happily

at

the

inheritance

of

life

eternal.

And

as

fraternal

charity

unites

us this

day

spiritually

on

earth,

may

the

Divine

goodness,

who

is the author

and

lover

of

charity,

vouchsafe to

admit

us

among

the

saints

in

heaven.

Through

the

same

Christ our

Lord.

Amen.

V.

Confirm,

O

Lord,

what

thou

bast

wrought

in

us.

R.

Even

in

thy holy

temple

which

is

in

Jerusalem.

V.

Save thy

servants.

R.

Who

hope

in

thee,

my

God.

V. Send

them

help

from

thy holy

place.

R.

And

from

Sion

protect

them.

V.

Lord hear

my prayer.

R. And let

my

supplication

come

onto Thee.

V.

The

Lord

be with

you.

K. And with

thy

spirit.

Let

us

pray.

HEAR,

O

Lord,

our

supplications

and

deign

to bless these

Thy

sei-

vantfi

wiiom we have received

into

iiie

Congregation

of

the most Blessed

Virgin

Mary

;

and

grant

that

by

the

aid

of

Thy

grace

they

may

observe

our

rules,

living holily

and

piously,

and

may

by observing

thr^m,

merit

eternal

life.

Amea.



BLESSED

VIRGIN

MARY.

387

The

Ceremony

concludes

with

the

Magnificat,

{page

10,

)

or

the

Te

Deum,

{page

325).

V.

Benedictus

es,

Domine,

Deus

pat-

rum

nostrorum.

R.

Et

laudabilis

et

gloriousus

in

se-

cula.

V. Benedicamus

Patrem,

et

Filium,

cum

Sancto

Spiritu.

R. Laudemus et

euperexaltemus

Eum

in

ssecula.

V. Benedictus

es,

Domine

Deus,

in

firmamento coeli.

R. Et

laudabilis,

et

gloriousus,

et

superexaltatus

in

ssecula.

V.

Benedic,

anima

mea.

Domino.

R. Et

noli oblivisci

omnee

retribu-

tiones

Ejus.

V.

Domine,

exaudi

orationem

meam.

R. Et clamor meuaad te veniat.

R.

Dominus

vobiscum.

R. Et cum

spiritu

tuo.

Oremus.

DEUS,

cujus

misericordise

non

est

numerus,

et

bonitatis

infinitus

est

thesaurus,

piissimse

Majestati

tuae

pro

collatis

donis

gratias

agimus,

tuani

Liemper

clementiam,

exorantes

:

ut

qui

petentibus

postulata

concedis,

eosdem

non

deserans,ad

prsemia

futura

disponas.

Deus,

qui

corda fidelium

Sancti

Spiritus

illustratione

docuisti

;

da

nobis

in

eodem

Spiritu

recta

sapere,

et

de

ejus

semper

consolatione

gaudere.

Deus,

qui

neminem

in te

sperantem

nimium

affligi

permittis,

sed

pium

precibus

preestas

auditum

:

pro

postu-

lationibus

nostris,

votisque

susceptis

gratias agimus,

te

piissime

deprecantes,

ut

a

cunctis

semper

muniamur

adversis.

Per

Christum Dominum

nostrum.

R.

Amen.

V. Blessed

are

Thou,

O

Lord,

the

God of

our

fathers.

R.

And

worthy

to

be

praised

and

glorified

forever.

V.

Let

us

bless

the

Father and

the

Son,

with the

Holy

Ghost.

R.

Let

us

praise

and

magnify

Him

forever.

V.

Blessed

art

Thou,

O

Lord,

in

the

firmament of

heaven.

R.

And

worthy

to be

praised

glor-

ious,

and

exalted

forever.

V.

Bless

the

Lord,

O

my

soul

.

R.

And

forget

not

all His

benefits

V.

O

Lord,

hear

my

prayer.

R.

And

let

my

cry

come unto

Thee.

V.

The Lord be

with

you.

R.

And

with

thy

Spirit.

Let us

pray.

OGOD,

whose

mercies are

without

number,

and the treasure of

whose

goodness

is

infinite

;

we

render

thanks

to

Thy

most

gracious

Majesty,

for the

gifts

Thou

hast

bestowed

upon

us,

ever more

beseeching

Thy

clem-

ency,

that

as Thou

grantest

the

peti-

tions of those

that

ask

Thee,

Thou

will never

forsake

them,

but

wilt

pre-

pare

them for

the

rewards

to

come.

O

God,

who

hast

taught

the

hearts

of

the

faithful

by

the

light

of

the

Holy

Spirit

:

grant

us,

by

the

same

Spirit,

to relish

what

is

right,

and

evermore

to rejoice

in

His

consolation.

O

God,

who

Bufferest none

that

hope

in

Thee

to

be

afflicted

above

their

strength,

but

dost afford a

gracious

ear

unto

their

prayers

:

we

render

Thee

thanks

that

Thou

hast

heard

our

supplications

and

vows

;

and

we

most

humbly

beseech

Thee,

that we

may

ever

more

be

protected

from

all

adversities.

Through

Christ

our

Lord.

R.

Amen.

Reception

of

Aspirants.

If

there are

any

Aspirants

to

be

received,

they

now advance to

the

altar,

and

maka

aloud the

following

Act

of

Consecration

:

—



ffitttk

©ffir?

0f

%

Smmantlat^

fflonr?

jxttott.

AT MATINS

EJA,

mea

labia,

nunc annuntiate

I

Laudes

et

praeconia

Virginia

beatse.

V.

Domina,

in

adjutonum

meura

intende.

R. Me

de manu

hostium

potenter

defende.

V.

Gloria

Patri,

etc.

Alleluia.

COME,

my

lips,

and

wide

proclaim.

The

blessed

Virgin's

epotlese

fame.

V.

O

Lady,

make

speed

to

befriend

me.

R.

From

the

hands

of

the

enemy

mightly

defend

me.

V.

Glory

be

to

the

Father,

etc.

Alleluia.

*

From

Septuagesima

to

Easter,

instead

of

Alleluia

is

said:

LAIJS

tibi,

Domine,

Rex

setemte

DRAISE

be

to

Thee,

O

Lord,

King

glorise.

1 of

everlasting

glory.

HYMNUS.

SALVE,

mundi

Domina,

Coelorum

Regina

:

Salve,

Virgo

virginum,

Stella matutina.

Salve,

plena

gratia,

Clara

luce

divina

:

Mundi

in

auxilium,

Domina,

festina.

Ab

seterno

Dominus

Te

praeordinavit

Matrem

Unigeniti

Verbi,

quo

creavit.

Terram,

pontum,

pethera

;

Te

pulchram

ornavit

Sibi

Sponsam,

quae

in

Adam

non

peccavit.

Amen.

V.

Elegit

earn

Deus,

et

prteelegit

earn.

R.

In

tabernaculo

suo

habitare fecit

eam.

V.

Domina,

exaudi

orationem

meam,

R. Et

clamor

mens

ad te

veniat.

Oremua.

SANCTA

Maria,

Regina

coelor-

um,

Mater

Domini

nostri Jesu

Christi,

et

mundi

Domina,

qme

nullum

derelinquis,

et

nullum

des-

picis

;

respice

me,

Domina,

ele-

Ilytnn.

HAIL,

Queen

of the

heavens

Hail,

I\Iistress of

earth

Hail,

Virgin

most

pure,

Of

Immaculate birth

Clear

Star

of

the

Morning,

In

beauty

enshrined

O

Lady,

make

speed

To

the

help

of

mankind.

Thee,

God,

in

the

depth

Of

eternity,

chose

;

And

formed

Thee

all

fair

As

His

glorious

Spouse.

And

called

Thee

His Word's

Own

Mother to

be,

By

whom

he created

The

earth,

sky,

and

sea.

Amen.

V. God

elected

her,

and

pre-elected

her.

R. He

made her

to

dwell

in

his

tabernacle.

V.

O

Lady,

hear

my

prayer.

R. And

let

my

cry

come mito

thee.

Let

us

pray.

HOLY

Mary,

Queen

of

heavv.n,

Mother of our Lord

Jesus

Christ,

and

Mistress of

the

world,

who forsakest no

one

and

Jes-

pisest

no one

;

look

upon

me,

O

[390]



IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.

.391

menter

oculis

pietatis,

et

impetra

mihi

apud

tuum

dilectum

Filium cun-

ctorum

veniam

peccatorum

;

ut

qui

nunc

tuam sanctam

et

Immaculatam

Conceptionem

devoto

affectu

recolo,

feternse

in

futurum

beatitudinis

brav-

ium

capiam,

ipso,

quern

Virgo

peper-

isti,

donante,

Domino

nostro

Jesu

Christo

:

qui

cum Patre

et Sancto

Spiritu

vivitet

regnat,

in Trinitate

perfecta

Deus

in

seecula

saeculorum

.

Amen.

V.

R.

V.

R.

V.

Domina

exaudi orationem

meam

.

Et clamor meus

ad te

veniat

.

Benedicamus

Domino

.

Deo

gratias.

Fidelium

animae

per

miseri-

cordiam

Dei

requiescant

in

pace.

E.

Amen-

Lady,

with

an

eye

of

pity,

and

entreat

for

me,

of

thy

beloved

Son,

the

forgive-

ness

of

all

my

sins

that as

I

now

cele-

brate

with

devout

affection

thy

holy

and

Immaculate

Conception,

so

hereafter,

I,

may

recive

the

prize

eternal

blessed-

ness,

by

the

grace

of

Him

whom

thou,

in

virginity,

didst

bring

forth,

JeeiLS

Christ our

Lord :

who with

the Father

and

the

Holy

Ghost,

liveth

and

reign-

ethin

perfect

Trinity, God,

world

with

out

end.

Amen.

V.

Lady,

hear

my

prayer.

R.

And let

my

cry

come

unto thee

.

V.

Let us bless the

Lord.

R.

Thanks

be to God

.

V.

May

the

souls

of

the

faithful

de-

parted,

through

the

mercy

of

God,

rest

in

peace.

R. Amen

.

AT

PRIME.

V.

Domina,

in

adjutorium

meum

in-

tende.

R. Me de

manu

hostinm

potenter

defende.

V.

Gloria

Patri,

etc

. Alleluia.

HYMNUS .

SALVE,

Virgo

sapiens,

Domus

Deo

dicata,

Columna

septemplici

Mensaque

exornata.

Ab

omni

contagio

Mundi

praeservata

;

Ante sancta

in

utero

Parentis,

quam

nata.

Tu,

Mater

viventium,

Et

porta

es

Sanctorum

:

Nova Stella

Jacob,

Donaina

Angelorum

.

Zabulo

terribilis

Acies

castrorum

:

_

Portup

et

refugium

Sis

Christianorum

.

Amen

.

V.

Ipse

creavit

illam

in Spiritu

Sancto

.

R.

Et

effudit

illam

inter

omnia

opera

sua.

V.

Domina

exaudi,

etc.

{page

390,

cum

Oratione

ut

supra

.

)

V. O

Lady,

make

speed

to befriend

me.

R.

From

the

hands

of

the

enemy

mightily

defend

me

.

V.

Glory

be to

the

Father,

etc.

Alle-

luia.

HYMN.

HAIL,

Virgin

most

wise

Hail,

Deity's

shrine

With seven

fair

pillars,

And table

divine

Preserved

from

the

guilt

Which

hath come

on

us all

Exempt,

in

the

womb.

From

the

taint

of

the

fall

new

Star of Jacob

|

Of

Angels

the

Queen

O

gate

of

the

Saints

O

Mother

of

men

terrible

as

The

embattled

array

Be thou

of the

faithful

The

refuge

and

stay.

Amen

.

V.

The

Lord

Himself

created

her

in

the

Holy

Ghost.

R. And

poured

her

out

among

all

His works.

V.

O

Lady,

hear,

etc.

{with

the

Prayer

and

Versicles,

as

on

page,

390)



392

LITTLE

OFFICE

OF THE

AT

TIERCE.

V.

Domina,

in

adjutoriuni

meum

in-

tende.

R.

Me

de manu

hostium

potenter

defende.

V.

Gloria

Patri,

etc.

Alleluia.

Hymnus.

SALVE,

area

fcederis,

Thronus

Salomonis,

Arcus

pulcher

ajtheris,

Rubus visionis

:

Virga

frondene

germinis

:

Vellus Gedeonis

:

Porta clausa

numinis,

Favusque

Sampsonis.

Decebat

tarn

nobilem

Natum,

prsecavere

Ab

orignali

Labe

Matris

Evse

Almam,

quam

elegerat,

Genitricem

vere,

NuUi

prorBus

sinens

Culpje

subjacere.

Amen.

V.

Ego

in

altissimis

habito,

R.

Et thronus

meus

in columna

nubis.

V.

Domina,

exaudi,

etc.

cum

Oratione

ut

supra.)

{page

390,

V.

O

Lady,

make

speed

to

befrieiid

me.

R. From

the

hands

of

the

enemy

mightily

defend

me.

V.

Glory

be

to

the

Father,

etc.

Alle-

luia.

Hymn.

HAIL,

Solomon's

throne

Pure

ark of

the

law

Fair

rainbow

and

bush,

Which the

Patriarch saw

Hail,

Gideon's fleece

Hail,

blossoming

road

Sampson's

sweet honevcomb

Portal

of

God

Well

fitting

it

was.

That

a

Son

so

divine.

Should

preserve

from all touch

Of

original

sin

;

Nor

suffer

by

smallest

Defect

to be

stained.

That

Mother,

whom

He

For

Himself

had

ordained.

Amen.

V. I

dwell

in

the

highest,

R. And

my

throne

is

on

the

pillar

of

the

clouds.

V.

O

Lady hear,

etc.

(

117/7)

the

Prayer

and

Versicles,

as

on

page

S90).

AT

SEXT.

Y.

Domina,

in

adjutorium

meum

in-

tende.

R.

Me

de

manu

hostium

potenter

defende

.

Gloria

Patri,

etc.

Alleluia.

Hymnus.

SALVE,

Virgo puerpera,

Templum

Trinitatis,

Angelorum

gaudium,

Cella

puritatis

:

Solamen

moerentium,

Hortus

voluptatis

:

Palma

patientife,

Cedrufi

castitatis.

V.

O

Lady,

make

speed

to

befriend

me.

R.

From

the

hands

of

the

enemy

mightily

defend

me.

V.

Glory

be

to the

Father,

etc.

Alle-

luia.

Hymn.

HAIL,

virginal

^Mother

Hail,

purity's

cell

Fair

shrine where

th«^

Trinity

Loveth

to dwell.

Hail,

garden

of

pleasure

1

Celestial

balm

Cedar

of

chastity

Martyrdom's palm

I



IMMACULATE

CONCEPTION

393

Terra

es

benedicta

Et

sacerdotalis,

Sancta

et

immunis

Culpse

originalis.

Civitae

altissimi,

Porta

orientalis

:

In

te

est

omnis

gratia,

Virgo

singularis.

Amen.

V.

Sicut lilium

inter

spinas,

R.

Sic

Arnica

mea

inter

filias Adse.

V.

Domina,

exaudi,

etc.,

(page 390,

cum

Oratione

ut

supra.

)

Thou land set

apart

From uses

profane

And

free

from

the curse

Which

in

Adam

began

Thou

city

of God

Thou

gate

of the

east

In

thee is

all

grace

O

joy

of

the

blest

V.

As

the

lily among

the thorns.

R. So

is

my

beloved

among

the

daughters

of

Adam.

V.

O

Lady,

hear,

etc.

(

With

the

Prayer

and

Ver

sides,

as

on

page

390).

AT

NONE.

V.

Domina,

in

adjutoriummeum

in-

tende.

R.

Me de

manu

hostiura

potenter

de-

fende.

V.

Gloria

Patri,

etc.

Alleluia.

Hymnus.

SALVE,

urbs

refugii,

Turrisque

munita

David, propugnaculis

Armisque

insignita.

In

Conceptione

Charitate

ignita,

Draconis

potestas

Est

a te contrita.

O

mulier

fortis,

Et

in

picta

Judith

Pulchra

Abisag

virgo,

Verum

f

ovens

David

Rachel

curatorem

.^gypti

gestavit

:

Salvatorem

mundi

Maria

portavit.

Amen.

V.

Tota

pulchra

es amic

mea,

R.

Et

macula

originalis

numuqam

fuit

in

te.

V.

Domina, exaudi,

etc.

{page

390,

cum

Oratione

ut

supra.

)

V. O

Lady,

make

speed

to

befriend

me.

R.

From

the

hands

of

the

enemy

mightly

defend

me

.

V.

Glory

be to the

Father,

etc.

Alle-

luia

Hymn.

HAIL,

city

of

refuge

Hail,

David'8,high

tower

With

battlements

crowned

And

girded

with

power

Filled

at

thy

Conception

With

love

and with

light

The

dragon

by

thee

Was

shorn

of his

might.

O Woman

most

valiant

O Judith

thrice blessed

As David was

nursed

In fair

Abisag'

s breast.

As

the

Saviour

of

Egypt

Upon

Rachel's

knee

:

So the world'

s

great

Redeemer

Was

cherished

by

thee.

Amen

V.

Thou art

all

fair,

my

beloved.

R.

And

the

original

stain

was never

in thee.

V. O

Lady,

hear,

etc.

{urith

the

Prayer

and

Versicles,

as on

page

390).

AT

VESPERS.

V.

Domina,

in

adjutorium

meum

in-

tende.

R.

Me

de

manu

hostium

potenter

defende.

V.

Gloria

Patri,

etc.

Alleluia.

V. O

Lady,

make

speed

to

befriend

me.

R.

From

the hands

of

the

enemy

mightily

defend

me.

V.

Glory

be

to

the

Father,

etc.

Alle-

luia.



OFFICE OF

THE

HMMACQLATE

CONCEPTION.

395

Patens

cceli

janua,

Salus

inflrmorum,

Videamus

Kegem

In

aula

Sanctorum.

Amen.

V.

Oleum

effusum, Maria,

nomen

liuum.

R.

Servi

tui

dilexerunt

te

nimis,

V.

Domina,

exaudi,

etc.

{pagevn.,

cum Oratione

ut

supra.

)

Through

thee

may

we

come

To

the

haven

of

rest

And

see

heaven's

King

In

the

courts of

the blest

Amen.

V.

Thy

name, Mary,

ia

as

oil

poured

out.

R.

Thy

servants

have

loved

thee ex-

ceedingly,

'i^

V.

O

Lady,

hear,

etc.

(

With

the

prayer

and

versicles,

as

on

page

vii.)

THE

COMMENDATION.

SUPl'LICES

offerimua

Tibi,

Virgo

pia,

Haec

laudum

prseconia

Fac

nos

ut in

via.

Ducas

cursu

prospero,

Et in

agonia

Tu

nobis

assiste,

O

dulcis

Maria.

R.

Deo

gratias.

r

HESE

praises

and

prayers

I

lay

at

thy feet,

O

Virgin

of

virgins

Mary

most

sweet

Be

thou

my

true

guide

Through

this

pilgrimage here,

And

stand

by

my

side

When

death

draweth near.

Thanks

be

to

God.

t



J^raijprB

for

(HonttsBlvin.

Beforb

Confession.

OMOvST

merciful

God,

I

most

humbly

thank

Thee for

all

Thy

mercies

unto

me

;

and,

particularly

at

this

'time,

for

Thy

forbearance and

long

suffering

with

me,

notwithstanding

my

many

and

grievous

sins.

It

is

of

Thy

great mercy

that I

have

not fallen

into

greater

and

more

grievous

sins

than

those

which

I

have

committed,

and that I

have

not

been

cut

off and

cast

into

hell.

^

O

my

God,

although

I

have

been so

ungrateful

to

Thee

in

times

past,

yet

now

I

beseech

Thee

to

accept

me,

returning

to

Thee

with

an

earnest

desire to

repent,

and

to devote

myself

to

Thee,

my

Lord

and

my God,

and to

praise

Thy

holy

Name

for ever.

Grant

me,

I

beseech

Thee,

perfect

contrition

for

my

sine,

that

I

may

detest

them

with the

deepest

sorrow

of

heart. Send forth

Thy light

into

my

soul,

and

discover

to

me

all

those sins

which

I

ought

to

confess at

this

time. Assist

me

by

Thy

grace,

that

I

may

be able

to declare

them to

the

priest,

fully,

humbly,

and

with

a

contrite

heart,

and

so

obtain

perfect

remission

of

them

all

through

Thine

infinite

goodness.

Amen.

OMOST

gracious

Virgin

Mary,

beloved

Mother

of

Jesus

Christ

my

Redeemer,

intercede

for me with

him.

Obtain for

me

the

full

remission of

my

sins,

and

perfect

amendment

of

life,

to

the salvation

of

my

soul,

and

the

glory

of

His

Name.

Examination

of

Conscibnce.

How

long

is

it

since

your

last

confession

?

Did

you

keep

back

any

sin

in

your

last confession

?

Did

you say

your

penance

?

Did

you

go

to

Holy

Comm-

union

without

preparing

yourself,

or

after

having

broken your

fast

?

Have

you

always

said

your morning

and

night

prayers

?

Did

you

say

them

badly

?

Have

you

used bad words

?

Did

you

stay away

from

Mass

on

Sundays

or

Holidays

through your

own fault

?

Did

you

laugh

or

talk

in

Church

?

Have

you

been

disobedient

to

your parents

or

superiors

?

Have

you

called them

names ?

or

grumbled

at them

?

or struck

them

?

Have

you

been

angry

or

in

a

passion

?

or

sulky

?

Have

you

quarrelled

?

or

fought

?

or

struck

anyone

?

Have

you

borne

malice

to

anyone

?

Have

you

done

anything

wrong by

thought,

word,

or

deed

against

purity

or

modesty

?

Have

you

got

others

to

do

wrong

?

Have

you

stolen

anything

?

or

done

any

wilful

damage

? or

kept

that to

which

you

had no

right

?

Have

you

told

lies ?

Have

you

told

lies

against anyone

?

Have

you

injured

your

neighbor'

s

characters

by

speaking

ill

of

him

without

any

reason

?

Have

you

eaten

meat

on

Fridays

or

other

days

on

which

it

is

forbid-

den?

Have

you

been

proud

or

vain

of

yourself?

or

despised

others?

Have

you

been

discontented

?

Have

you

committed

sin

by eating

or

drinking

too

much?

Have

you

wasted

your money

in

drink

?

or

frequented

public

houses

?

or

gone

with bad

company

?

Have

you

been

jealous

of

others

;

Have

you

been

idle

or

slothful

?

Have

you

done

anything

else

you

ought

to

confess

?

For those

who

are

in

the

Employment of

Others.

Have

you

been

disrespectful

to

your

employers

? Have

you

wasted

or

wil-

fuly

damaged

their

goods

? or

allowed

others

to

do

so ?

Have

you

stolen from

them

or

given

their

things

away

without

leave

?

Have

you

been

idle

or

care-

less

at

your

work

?

or

not

done

what

you

were told to

do

?

Have

you

read

other

people's

letters

?

Have

you

gossiped

about the

private

affairs of

your

employers

?

[396]



PRAYERS

FOR

CONFESSION.

397

God

is

very

good

.

He made

you

and

gave you

your

soul

ana

body,

and

everything

tiiat

you

liave.

He

is also

very

holy

and

just ;

and

He hates

ein.

He

made heaven

for

good people,

and

hell for

the

wicked.

He

loves

you

very

much.

He

was

made

man

for

you,

and

died

upon

the

Cross,

with

great

nails

in

His

Hands

and

Feet,

and

a crown

of

thorns

upon

His

Head,

to

help

you

to

be

good,

and

to

get

to

Heaven.

And

when

you

sin,

you

offend

this

good

God

Who

loves

vou

so

much.

iry

now

to be

very sorry

for

your

sins,

and

make

up

y®ur

mind

not

to

sin

any

more.

Acts of

Contrition.

OLORD

Jesus

Christ,

lover

of

our

souls,

who,

for

the

great

love wherewith

Thou

hast

loved

us,

wouldst

not

the

death

of

a

sinner,

but

rather

that

he

should

be converted

and

live

;

I

grieve

from the bottom of

my

heart

that

I have

offended

Thee

my

most

loving

Father

and

Redeemer,

unto

whom

all

sin

is

infinitely

displeasing

;

Who

hast so

loved me

that

Thou didst

shed

Thy

Blood

lor

me

and

endure

the bitter

torments

of

a

most cruel death. O

my

God

O

infinite

Goodness

would

that

I

had

never

offended Thee. Pardon

me,

Lord

Jesus,

most

humbly

imploring Thy

mercy.

Have

pity upon

a

sinner

lor

wnom

Thy

Blood

pleads

before

the

face of the Father.

O

merciful

and

forgiving

Lord,

for the

love

of

Thee

I

forgive

all who

have

ever

ottended

me.

I

firmly

resolve

to

forsake and flee

from

sins,

and to

avoid

the

occasions

of them

;

and

to

confess,

in

bitterness

of

spirit,

all

those sins

which

I

have

committed

against Thy

divine

goodness,

and

to

love

Thee,

O

my

God,

for

Thine

own

sake,

above

all

things

and for

ever. Grant

me

grace

so

to

do.

O

most

gracious

Lord

Jesus,

O

my

God

I am

very sorry

that

I

have offended

Thee,

because

Thou

art

eo

good

;

and

I will

not

sin

again.

My

Lord

and

my

God,

I

sincerely

acknowledge

myself

a

vile

and

wretched

smner,

unworthy

to

appear

in

Thy

presence

:

but

do

Thou

have

mercy

on

me,

and

save

me.

Most

loving

Father,

I

have sinned

against

Heaven

and

before

Thee,

and

1 am

unworthy

to

be

called

Thy

child

;

make me

as

one

of

Thy

servants,

and

may

I

for

the

future be ever

faithful to

Thee.

I

am

now

resolved,

with

the

help

of

Thy

grace,

to be more watchful

over

myself,

to amend

my

faults

and

fulfil

Thy

law.

Look

down

on

me

with

the

eyes

of

mercy,

O

God,

and

blot

out

my

sins.

Say

the Our

Father

and the

Hail

Mary.

After

Confession.

O

ALMIGHTY

and most

merciful

God,

who

according

to

the multitude

of

Thy

tender

mercies,

hast

been

pleased

once

more

to

receive

me,

after

so

many

times

going

astray

from

Thee,

and

to admit me to this sacrament

of

forgiveness

;

I

give

Thee

thanks with

all

the

powers

of

my

soul

for

this

and

all

other

mercies,

graces,

and

blessings

bestowed on

me

;

and

casting

myself

at

Thy

sacred

Feet,

I

offer

myself

to

be

henceforth forever

thine.

O

let

nothing

in

life

or

death

ever

separate

me

from Thee.

I

renounce

with

my

whole

soul

aii sins

of

my

past

life.

I

renew

my

promises

made

in

baptism,

and

from this

moment

1

give

myself

eternally

to

Thy

love and

service.

O

grant

that

for

the

time

to

come

I

may

hate

sin

more

than death

itself,

and

avoid

all

such

occas-

ions

and

company

as

have unhappily

brought

me

to

it.

This

I

resolve

to

do,

by

the

aid

of

Thy

divine

grace,

without

which

I

can

do

nothing.

I

beg

Thy

bles-

sing

on

these

my

resolutions,

for,

Lord,

without

Thee

I

am

nothing

but

misery

and

sin.

Supply

also,

by

Thy

mercy,

whatever

defects

have

been in

this

my

confession,

and

give

me

grace

to

be

now

and

always

a true penitent

;

through

Jesus Christ

Thy

Son.

Amen.

Now

say your

penance.



o

o

J^ragrrB

for

l^nlij

CUommuntntt.

X.

—

oav

thepe

Prayers

slon'hf,

a

few

wonlp

at

a time.

2.

—

It IP

well

to

stop

after

everyfew

words

that

they may

sink

into

the heart.

3.

—Each

prayer

may

be said

several

times.

Before Holy

Communion.

Prayer

for

Help.

My

God,

help

me to

make

a

good

Communion.

Mary,

my

dearest

Mother,

pray

to

Jesus for

me.

My

dear

Angel

Guardian,

lead

me to

the Altar of God.

Act

of Faith.

GOD,

because Thou

hast

said

it,

I believe that

I shall

receive the

sacred

Body

of

Jesus Christ

to

eat,

and

His

Precious

Blood

to

drink.

My

God,

I

believe this with

all

my

heart.

Act of

Humility.

MY

God,

I

confess

that

I am a

poor

sinner,

I

am not

worthy

to

receive

the

Body

and

Blood of

Jesus on

account

of

my

sins.

Lord,

I

am

not

worthy

that

Thou

shouldst

enter

under

my

roof

;

say

but

the

word,

and

my

soul

shall

be

healed.

M

O

Act

of Sorrow.

Y

God,

I

detest

all the

sins of

my

life. I am

sorry

for

them,

because

(hey

have

offended

Thee,

my

God,

Who art

so

good.

I

resolve

never

to sin

any

more.

My good

God,

pity

me,

have

mercy

on

me,

forgive

me.

Amen.

Act

of

Adoration.

JESUS,

great

God,

present

on

the

Altar,

I

bow

down

before

Thee,

I adore

Thee.

Act of Love

and

Desire.

SWEET

Jesus,

I

love

Thee.

I

desire

with

all

my

heart to receive

Thee.

Most

sweet

Jesus,

come

into

my

poor

soul,

and

give

me

Thy

Flesh to

eat

and

Thy

Blood

to

drink.

Give

me

Thy

whole

Self, Body,

Blood,

Soul,

and

Divinity,

^at

I

may

live

forever

with

Thee.

In

Receiving

Holy Communion.

(1)

In

going

to

the

Altar-rails

and

returning

to

your

place,

keep

yonr

hands

joined,

your

eyes

cast

down

and

your

thoughts

on Jesus Christ.

(2)

At

the

Altar-rails,

take the

Communion

cloth and

spread

it

before

you

under

your

chin

.

(3)

Hold

your

head

straight

up, keep

your eyes

closed,

your

mouth

well

open

and

your

tongue

out,

resting

on

the

under

lip.

Then,

with

great

outward

reverence,

receive

the

Sacred

Host,

saying

in

your

heart,

with

all

the

faith

of

St

Thomas

—

My

Loid

and

my

God.

After Holy

Communion.

Act

of

Faith.

JESUS,

I

believe

I

have received

Thy

Flesh

to

^at

and

Thy

Blood

to

.uink,

because

Thou

hast said

it,

and

Thy

word

is

true.

[398]

o



o

o

PRAYERS

FOR

HOLY

COIVIMUNION.

399

Act

of

Adoratiox.

JESUS,

my

God,

roy

Creator,

I

adore

Thee,

because from

Thy

Hands

I

came

and

with

Thee

I

am

to be

happy

forever.

Act

op

Humility.

JESUS,

I

am

but

dust and

ashes,

and

yet

Thou

hast come to

me,

and

my

poor

heart

may

speak

to Thee.

A'cT OP Love.

SWEET

Jesus,

I

love

Thee

;

I

love

Thee

with

all

my

heart.

Thou

knowest

that

I

love

Thee,

and wish

to

love

Thee

daily

more and more.

M

Act op Thanksgiving.

Y

good

Jesus,

I

thank Thee with all

my

heart.

How

good,

how kind

Thou

art

to

me,

sweet

Jesus. Blessed

be

Jesus

in

the

most

Holy

Sacrament of

the

Altar.

Act

of Offering.

O

JESUS,

receive

my

poor offering.

Jesus,

Thou hast

given Thyself

to

me,

now

let

me

give

myself

to

Thee

:

I

give

Thee

my

bochj,

that

it

may

be chaste and

pure.

I

give

Thee

my

soul,

that

it

may

be

free

from

sin.

1

give

Thee

my

heart,

that

it

may always

love

Thee.

I

give

Thee

every

breath

that

I

shall

breathe,

and

especially

my

last

;

I

give

Thee

myself

in life

and

in

death,

that

I

may

be Thine

for ever and

ever.

Remember

the words

of

Jesus

:

Ask and

you

shall

receive,

and

Pray for

Yourself,

O

JESUS,

wash

away my

sins

with

Thy

Precious Blood.

O

Jesus,

the

struggle

against

temptation

is not

yet

finished.

My

Jesus,

when

temptation

comes near

me,

make me

strong against

it. In

the

moment

of

temptation may

I

always

say,

Jesus,

mercy

Mary, help

Jesus,

may

I

lead

a

good

life

;

may

I

die

a

happy

death.

May

I

receive

Thee

before

I

die.

May

I

say

when

I

am

dying,

Jesus,

Mary,

Joseph,

I

give

you

my

heart and

my

soul.

Listen

now

for

a

moment to

Jesus Christ

;

perhaps

He

has

something

to

say

to

you.

There

may

be some

promise

you

have

made

and

broken,

which

He

wishes

you

to

make

again

and

keep.

Answer Jesus

in

your

heart,

and tell

him

all

your

troubles.

Then.

Pray

for

Others.

O

JESUS,

have

mercy

on

Thy

Holy

Church

:

take care of

it,

O

Jesus,

have

pity

on

poor

sinners,

and

save

them

from

hell.

O

Jesus,

bless

my

Father,

my

mother,

my

brothers and

sisters,

and

all

I

ought

to

pray

for,

as

Thy

heart knows

how to bless them.

O

Jesus,

have

pity

on

the

poor

souls

in

purgatory,

and

give

them

eternal

rest.

Sweet

Jesus,

I

am

going away

for

a

time,

but

I

trust not

without

Thee.

Thou

art with me

by

Thy

grace.

I

will

never

leave Thee

by

mortal sin.

I

do

not fear

to

do

so,

though

I

am

so

weak,

because

I

have

such

hope

in

Thee. Give

me

grace

to

persevere.

Amen,



INDEX

i|.OI

2|gmuu

Page*

Ave

Maria 41

Ave

Ver

urn

129

Angelus

43

Ad

regias

x\gni

9

Audi,

benigne

Conditor 8

Ave,

maris

stella

38

Coelestis

urbs

Jerusalem 65

Creator

alme

7

Crudelis

Herodes

Deum

57

Decora

lux 65

Deus

tuorum

militum

52

Exultet

orbis

30

Festivis

resoneat

compita

vocibus

63

Fortem

virili

pectore

49

Iste Confessor

Domini,

colentes

54

55

Jam

sol

recedit

igneus.

60

Jesu

Corona

Virginum

35

Jesu,

dulcis

memoria 57

Jesu,

Redemptor

omnium 56

Lucis Creator

optime

6

O

Maria

48

O

Gloriosa

Virginum

40

O Lux

beata ,

58

O

Quot

undis

lacrymarum

,

50

O

Salutaris

Hostia

20

O

Filii et

Filite

277

Pange

lingua,

gloriosi

61

Prajclara

custos

Virginum

= .

. .

51

Salutis

Humanse

Sator

58

Sanctorum

meritis

52

Tantum

ergo

Sacramentum

26

Te,

Joseph,

celebrent

Agmina

Coelitum

62

Te,

splendor

et virtus

Patris

64

Tristes

erant

30

Ut

queant

laxis resonare

fibris

63

Veni,

Creator

Spiritus

59

Vexilla

Regis

#

8

Alma

Redemptoris

mater

10-11

Ave,

Regina

12

Regina

coeli

15

17

Salve,

Regina

19

Beati

omnes

61

Beatus

vir

2

Benedictus

259

Cinfitebor

tibi

Domine

2

Confitebor

—

quoniam

64

Credidi,

propter

37



40*2

INDEX

Page.

De

profnndis

56

Dixit

Dominue

1

In

convertendo

37

In

exitu Israel

4

Lauda,

Jerusalem

38

Laudate,

Dominum

5

Laudate

pueri

3

Magnificat

10

Memento,

Domine

55

Miserere

258

Nisi Dominus

38

Te

Deum,

Laudamus

325

No.

Adoro te

devote

34

Agnus

Dei

351

158

A

Glorious

Voice sounds

through

the

night

256

150 Adeste

fideles

—

with hearts

truly

grateful

247

66

Ah,

her smile makes

heav'n

rejoice

143

73

Ah,

What

a

Joy,

dear Mother

153

173

Alleluia, alleluia,

let

the

holy

anthem rise

270

172

All

Hail,

dear

Conquerer

All Hail

269

136 All Praise to St. Patrick

231

28

A

IMeeeage

from

the

Sacred

Heart

97

154

Angels

we

have

heard

on

high

252

214

Asperges

me

331

88 As the

dewy

shades of even

172

114

As

the

gentle Spring

uncloses

204

30 As the radiant dawn is

stealing

99

99

Ave

Maria,

Guardian

Dear

186

122

Ave

Maria

Bright

and

Pure

214

81

Ave

Sanctissima

163

162

Benedictus

259

204

Bless

me,

befriend me

305

16

Behold the

Heart

Whose

love

for

men

82

107

Bright

Mother

of

our

Maker,

Hail

196

105

Bring

flowers

of the rarest

193

104

Children of

Mary,

high your

voices

raise

192

175

Christ

the

Lord

is ris'n

to-day

272

165

Christians

who of

Jesus

sorrows

262

69

Come

and

chant

the

praises

148

96

Come,

gather

round

the

altar

182

187

Come

Holy

Ghost

286

188

Come

Holy

Ghost,

Creator

Blest

287

186 Creator—

Spirit,

all

Divine

285

Credo

341

36

Close veiled

in

that

sweet Sacrament

108

59

Daily,

daily

sing

to

Marv

135

80

Daughter

of

a

Mighty

Father

162

203 Dear

Angel

;

ever

at

my

side

304

128

Dear

Guardian of

Mary

220

156

Dear

Little

One

How

sweet

Thou

art

253



INDEX

^03

No.

-'age.

139 Dear

Saint,

who on

thy

natal

day

234

131

Dear St

.

Joseph,

Oh,

remember

225

Diea

Irae,

day

of Wrath

372

195 Faith

of

our

Fathers

296

87

Fading,

still

fading

170

140

Faithful to

Thy

Spouse

and

Love

235

132

First Floweret

of

the

Desert Wild

227

29

Form

your

ranks,

Oh all

ye

leaguers

98

15 Give

me,

Jesus

dear,

a

place

to

dweJ

81

Gloria

33r,

65

Glorious

Mother

from

high

heaven

....,.,,..

142

1

God

of

my

heart

66

129 Great

St.

Joseph

throned in

glory

...

221

130

Great St.

Joseph,

Meek and

Lowly

223

177

Haec

dies

275

118 Hail

All

Hail,

Sweet Notre Dame

de

Louirdes

209

57 Hail

Heavenly

Queen

133

98

Hail,

Holy

Queen,

loved

Mother

to Thee.

185

38

Hail,

Jesus,

Hail

Who

for

my

sake

Ill

179 Hail the

Holy Day

of

Days

279

102

Hail,

Queen

of

Heaven,

the

Ocean

Star

190

90

Hail,

Queen

of

the

Heavens

174

137

Hail,

Patron of

Erin

232

76

Hail,

thou

Star

of Ocean.

157

63

Hail

Virgin,

dearest

Mary

..o

140

119

Hail,

Rose

of

Mystic

beauty

210

34 Heart

of Jesus Dearest

Treasure

104

35

Heart

of Jesus we

are

grateful

106

202

Hark

Hark

The

Angels

singing

303

208

Hark

Hark

My

soul,

angelic

songs

are

swelling

310

148

Hark

An awful

voice

is

sounding

24.5

149

Hark

What mean

those

holy

voices

246

55

Happy

we,

who

thus

united

130

189

Have

mercy

on

us,

God

Most

High

289

193 Hear

Thy

children,

Gentle

Jesus

294

20

Hear

the Heart

of

Jesus

pleading

87

84

Heart of

Mary,

Heart

the

purest

167

136

Hibernia's

Champion

Saint,

all

hail

230

3

Holy

God,

we

praise

Thy

Name

68

126

Holy

Joseph,

dearest

Father

218

101

Holy

Mary,

Mother

mild

189

124

Holy

Patron

Thee

saluting

216

56

Holy

Queen

we

bend

before

thee

131

185

Holy Spirit,

come

and

shine

84

72

How

pure,

how

frail

and white

. .

.^.

1^2

32

How

shall

I ever

know

the

love

. . '.

102

42

I am

my

Love's

11^

19

I

dwell

a

captive

in this heart

•

86

89 It

is the

name

of

Mary

1J3

4

I love

Thee

O

Thou

Lord

Most

High

.69

40

In this

Sacrament,

SMeet

Jesus

114

9

Jesus

is

God,

the solid

earth

75

lai

Jesus

Jesus,

behold

at

length

264



INDEX

405

No.

Page.

49 O

Bond

of Love 124

134

O

Lady

high

in

glory

raised

229

50

O

Lord,

I

am

not

worthy

126

123

O

Mary

dear

mother

how

fondly

I

flee

215

70

O

Mater

Admirabilis 149

103

O

Mother

I could

weep

for mirth

191

113

O

Mother

blest

whom

God

bestows

203

95

O

Mother,

loved,

our sweet

delight

180

58

O

purest

of

creatures

134

23

O

Sacred

Heart

91

27

O

Sacred

Heart

O

Love

Divine

96

18

O

Sacred

Heart

that

on

the

Cross

85

112

O

Sanctissima.

O

Piissima

202

181

O

Thou eternal

King

Most

High

281

151

Oh

Lovely

Infant,

Dearest

Saviour

248

117

Oh,

when

shall we

with

Angels

bright

20H

53

Oh

What

could

my

Jesus do more 128

115

On

this

day,

O beautiful

Mother 206

182 Our

Lord is

risen

281

200

On

bended

knee

302

160

Parce

Dotoine

258

25

Peace

be

still

our

God

is

dwelling

93

197

Pity,

my

God,

'tis

for our

loved

land 298

7

Praise

ye

the

Lord

72

144

Pray

for

the

dead

241

217

Responses

at

High

Mass

367

109

Rose of the Cross

198

Sanctus

348

21

Sacred

Heart

in

accents

burning

88

45

Saving

Host,

we

fall before

Thee

120

153

See,

amid

the Winter's

snow

251

146

See,

He

comes

243

184

See the

Paraclete ,

283

216

Short Choral

Mass

353

190

Sing,

my

joyful

tongue,

the

mystery

290

152*Sleep,

holy

Babe

250

38

Soul of

my

Saviour

112

170 Stabat

Mater,

weeping,

sore,

the

Mother stood

267

166

Stars of

glory,

shine

more

brigntly

254

5

Strike,

strike

the

harp

70

100 Sweet

Lady

of

the

Sacred

Heart

188

192 Sweet

Saviour

bless us

ere

we

go

293

17 Sweet

Heart

of

Jesus,

be

my

love

84

13

Sweet

name which

makes

the

dying

live

79

.0

The

Clouds

hang

thick

o'er Israel's

Camp

199

'

f4

The

dawn

was

purpling

o'er the

sky

271

71

The

day

is o'er

150

157

The

Heavens

bend

255

85

The

Star

of

the

Ocean

is

risen

167

121

The

Sun

is

shining

brightly

212

37

Thou

art

my

hope,

dear

Sacred

Heart

110

164

Thou

loving

Maker

of

mankind

261

138

Thou

who,

hero-like

hast

striven

233



,

St. Basil Hymnal

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