{"collection":"scripture-revelation","full_text_available":true,"graph_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/v2/api/page/gutenberg_23673/graph","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/v2/page/gutenberg_23673","id":"gutenberg_23673","license":"Public Domain (US)","rights_basis":"gutenberg_metadata_copyright_false","source":"gutenberg","source_url":"https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/23673","summary":null,"tags":["Category: Music","Category: Religion/Spirituality","Catholic Church -- Hymns","Christianity","Hymns, English","Hymns, Latin","Service books (Music) -- Catholic Church"],"text":"[Transcriber's Notes]\nI fondly remember singing from the St. Gregory hymnal in grade school.\nLooking down from the choir loft in the back of the church and standing\nfive feet from the shouting organ pipes that stretched from floor to\nceiling leaves a glorious impression on a ten year old!\n\nMy skill in Latin consists of two years in high school over fifty years\nago. I remember most of the pronunciation, but the precise meanings and\npoetic meter is lost on me. I have carefully compared the printed text\nwith the transcription, but poetic structure may be incorrect.\n\nMy primary goal is to provide a source for singers and musicians who\nlove the old Latin hymns, as I do. I hope this will help spread the joy\nprovided by these \"Oldies, but goodies.\"  All the text of the lyrics and\nother material have been transcribed to this document for research and\nindexing. If you can only remember a few words of a hymn, a simple\nsearch should find the full text.\n\nContrary to the usual Gutenberg guidelines, the page numbers are left\nto provide easy reference to the original pages.\n\nThe page images are stored as 1100 X 1600 GIF files to minimize file\nsize and preserve fidelity. On my computer a single sheet page fills an\n8.5 by 11 inch sheet by setting the print scaling factor to 75%. A\nscaling factor of 40% produces a page the size of the original book (4.3\nX 6.0 inches). Some files are both facing pages because they are read\nand sung using both pages. These print in the original size at 40%\nscaling in either portrait or landscape format. \"Your results may vary.\"\n\nWhere works span several pages, the text is rendered without interruption\nand all the included pages are listed at the end of the work to provide\na search target.\n\nThe image files are named for easy access. N145_P226.gif is the first\npage (226) of hymn number 145. N145_P227.gif is the second page (227)\nof hymn number 145.\n\nA description of the header of each item is shown in this example:\n\nHymn number:   No. 1\n\nOccasion or    ADVENT\nTheme:\n\nTitle:         Hark! A Mystic Voice is Sounding\n               En clara vox\n\nOrigin and     Tr. Rev. E. Caswall\nother notes:   Nicola A. Montani\n\n[End Transcriber's notes]\n\n\n\nThe St. Gregory Hymnal and Catholic Choir Book\n\nCompiled, Edited and Arranged by Nicola A. Montani\n\nA Complete Collection of approved English and Latin Hymns, Liturgical\nMotets and appropriate Devotional Music for the various seasons of the\nLiturgical Year. Particularly adapted to the requirements of Choir,\nSchools, Academies, Seminaries, Convents, Sodalities and Sunday Schools.\n\n\n\nSINGERS' EDITION\nMELODY EDITION\n(One line music with complete text)\n\nPublishers\nThe St. Gregory Guild\n1705 Rittenhouse St.\nPHILADELPHIA, PA.\n\nCopyright 1920 by Nicola A Montani\n\nBritish Copyright Secured\n\nAll Rights Reserved\n\nPrinted in U.S.A.\n\n\nNIHIL OBSTAT\nJ. M. CORRIGAN\nCensor Librorum\nPhiladelphia, July 7, 1920\n\n\nImprimatur\n+ D. J. DOUGHERTY\nArchiepiscopus Philadelphiensis\n\n\nAPPROVED BY THE MUSIC COMMITTEE OF THE\nSOCIETY OF ST. GREGORY OF AMERICA\n(The Society approved by the Holy See by Rescript No. 6914)\n\nVery Rev. Leo P. Manzetti; Rev. John M. Petter, S. T. B.;\nRev. Simon M. Yenn; Rev. Charles J. Marshall, C. S.C.\n\n\n\nINDEX\n\nThe St. Gregory Hymnal\n\nEnglish Hymns\n\nALPHABETICAL INDEX OF FIRST LINES\n\nA\n                                            No.\nActs of Faith, Hope and Charity             145\nAfar Upon a Foreign Shore                   107\nAll Glory, Laud and Honor                    26\nAll Ye Who Seek a Comfort Sure               67\nA Message from the Sacred Heart              68\nAngels We have Heard on High                  7\nAs Fades the Glowing Orb of Day             139\nAt the Cross Her Station Keeping             23\nAve Maria! O Maiden, O Mother                74\nA Virgin Most Pure as the Prophets Did Tell  12\n\nB\n\nBehold! Behold He Cometh                      3\nBlessed Be God                              147\nBlessed Francis, Holy Father                102\nBlest is the Faith                          123\nBy the First Bright Easter Day              137\nBy the Blood that Flowed from Thee           20\n\nC\n\nChrist the Lord is Risen Today               31\nCome Holy Ghost, Creator Come                35\nCrown Him with Many Crowns                   43\n\nD\n\nDaily, Daily Sing to Mary (A)                75\nDaily, Daily Sing to Mary (B)                76\nDear Angel! Ever at My Side                 112\nDear Crown of All the Virgin-Choir          109\nDear Little One! How sweet Thou Art         127\n\nF\n\nFaith of Our Fathers                        121\nFull of Glory, Full of Wonders               40\n\nG\n\nGesu Bambino                                126\nGlorious Patron                             101\nGlory Be To Jesus                            72\nGod of Mercy and Compassion                 134\nGreat God, Whatever Through Thy Church      128\nGreat Saint Joseph! Son of David             93\n\nH\n\nHail, All Hail, Great Queen of Heaven        78\nHail, Full of Grace and Purity               86\nHail, Glorious Saint Patrick (No. 1)         96\nHail, Glorious Saint Patrick (No. 2)         97\nHail, Holy Joseph, Hail!                     95\nHail, Holy Queen Enthroned Above             83\nHail, Jesus, Hail!                           71\nHail, Mary Full of Grace                    149\nHail, Queen of Heaven                        84\nHail, Rock of Ages  70\nHail, Thou Star of Ocean                     73\nHail to Thee, True Body!                     51\nHail, Virgin, Dearest Mary!                  81\nHappy We, Who Thus United                   136\nHark! A Mystic Voice is Sounding              1\nHark! Hark! My Soul                         111\nHark! The Herald Host is Singing             13\nHear Thy Children, Gentle Jesus             124\nHear Thy Children, Gentlest Mother           87\nHeart of Jesus! Golden Chalice               62\nHe Who Once, in Righteous Vengeance          18\nHoly God, We Praise Thy Name                 39\nHoly Spirit, Lord of Light                   34\n\nI\n\nIf Great Wonders Thou Desirest              100\nI Need Thee, Precious Jesus                  41\nI See My Jesus Crucified                     24\n\nJ\n\nJerusalem, My Happy Home                    119\nJerusalem the Golden                        118\nJesus Christ is Risen Today                  27\nJesus, Creator of the World                  60\nJesus, Ever-Loving Saviour                  135\nJesus, Food of Angels                        54\nJesus, Gentlest Saviour                      49\nJesus, Jesus, Come to Me                    131\nJesus, Lord, Be Thou Mine Own                44\nJesus, My Lord! Behold at Length the Time   133\nJesus, My Lord, My God, My All               53\nJesus, the Very Thought of Thee              17\nJesus, Thou Art Coming                      130\nJoseph, Pure Spouse of That Immortal Bride   94\n\nL\n\nLead us, Great Teacher Paul                  99\nLet the Deep Organ Swell the Lay            105\nLift Up, Ye Princes of the Sky               32\nLittle King, So Fair and Sweet              125\nLong Live the Pope                          122\nLord, for Tomorrow and Its Needs            143\nLord, Help the Souls which Thou Hast Made   113\nLord, Who at Cana's Wedding Feast            50\nLoving Shepherd of Thy Sheep\n  (The Good Shepherd)                        45\n\nM\n\nMan of Sorrows, Wrapt in Grief               19\nMother of Christ                             89\nMother of Mercy                              77\nMy God, Accept My Heart this Day            132\nMy God, I Believe in Thee                   145\nMy God, I Hope in Thee                      145\nMy God, I love Thee                         145\n\nN\n\nNow at the Lamb's High Royal Feast           30\nNow Let the Earth with Joy Resound          110\n\nO\n\nO Blessed Father Sent by God                108\nO Blessed Saint Joseph                       92\nO Come, Creator Spirit! Come                 36\nO Come, O Come, Emmanuel                      2\nO Dearest Love Divine                        65\nO Dear Little Children                        6\nO Food to Pilgrims Given                     57\nO God of Loveliness                          38\nOh, Come and Mourn with Me Awhile            21\nO Heart of Jesus, Heart of God               58\nO Heart of Jesus, Purest Heart               64\nO Jesus Christ, Remember                     55\nO Jesus, Thou the Beauty Art                 15\nO Lord, I am Not Worthy                     129\nO Most Holy One                              88\nO Mother! Most Afflicted                     91\nO Paradise! O Paradise                      120\nO Purest of Creatures                        79\nO Sacred Head Surrounded                     22\nO Sing a Joyous Carol                        10\nO Thou Pure Light of Souls that Love         33\nO Turn to Jesus, Mother, Turn               115\nOur Father, Who Art in Heaven               148\nOut of the Depths, to Thee, O Lord          117\nO'erwhelmed in Depths of Woe                 25\n\nP\n\nPraise to the Holiest in the Height         142\nPraise We Our God with Joy                  141\n\nR\n\nRaise Your Voices, Vales and Mountains       90\nRemember, Holy Mary                          85\n\nS\n\nSacred Heart! In Accents Burning             66\nSacred Heart of Jesus, Fount of Love         59\nSaint of the Sacred Heart                   103\nSee, Amid the Winter's Snow                   5\nSeek ye a Patron to Defend?                  98\nSilent Night Holy Night                      11\nSing my Tongue, the Saviour's Glory          52\nSleep, Holy Babe                             14\nSoul of My Saviour                           47\nSpirit of Grace and Union                    37\nSweet Agnes, Holy Child                     106\nSweet Saviour! Bless us ere We go           138\n\nT\n\nThe Divine Praises                          147\nThee Prostrate I Adore                       48\nThe Maid of France with Visioned Eyes       104\nThe Snow lay on the Ground                    8\nThere is an Everlasting Home                 69\nThe Very Angels' Bread                       46\nThe Word, Descending From Above              50\nThis is the Image of the Queen               82\nTo Christ, the Prince of Peace               63\nTo Jesus' Heart All Burning                  61\nTo the Name that Brings Salvation            16\n\nU\n\nUnto Him for Whom This Day                  116\n\nW\n\nWhat a Sea of Tears and Sorrows             146\nWhen Blossoms Flowered 'mid the Snows       126\nWhen Day's Shadows Lengthen                 140\nWhen Morning Gilds the Skies                 42\nWhither Thus in Holy Rapture?                80\nWondrous Love that Cannot Falter             56\nWhy Art Thou Sorrowful?                     144\n\nY\n\nYe Faithful, With Gladness                    4\nYe Sons and Daughters of the Lord (No. 1)    28\nYe Sons and Daughters of the Lord (No. 2)    29\nYe Souls of the Faithful                    114\n\n\n\nLatin Hymns and Motets\n\nINDEX OF FIRST LINES\n\nA\n                                             No.\nAdeste Fideles                              158\nAdoramus te Christe (1)                     190-A\nAdoramus te Christe (2)                     190-B\nAdoramus te Panem Coelitum                  232\nAdoremus and Laudate (1 to 9)               243-A-J\nAdoro Te Devote (1)                         227-A\nAdoro Te Devote (2)                         227-B\nAgnus Dei (Mass. B. V. M.)                  269\nAgnus Dei -- Mass of the Angels             275\nAlleluia                                    194-D-H\nAlma Redemptoris Mater                      202\nAlma Redemptoris Mater                      277\n\"Amen dico tibi; hodie mecum\"               184\nAsperges Me                                 257\nAve Maria (1)                               200-A\nAve Maria (2)                               200-B\nAve Maria (3)                               200-C\nAve Maris Stella (1 to 4)                   201-A-D\nAve Regina Coelorum                         203\nAve Regina Coelorum                         278\nAve Verum Corpus (1)                        233-A\nAve Verum Corpus (2)                        233-B\nAve Verum Corpus (3)                        233-C\nAve Verum Corpus (4)                        233-D\nAve Verum Corpus (5)                        233-E\n\nB\n\nBeati Mortui                                250\nBenedictus (Palm Sunday)                    165\nBenedictus with Antiphon (Canticle)         251\nBenedictus (Mass B. V. M.)                  268\nBenedictus Missa de Angelis                 274\nBone Pastor, Panis Vere                     231-B\n\nC\n\nCaligaverunt Oculi mei                      181\nChristus factus est                         193\nChristus Vincit                             248\nConcordi Laetitia                           197\nConfirma Hoc Deus                           245\nConfitemini Domino                          194\nConserva me Domine                          219\n\"Consummatum est\"                           188\nCor, Arca legem continens                   240\nCor Jesu Sacratissimum (1)                  238-A\nCor Jesu Sacratissimum (2)                  238-B\nCor Jesu, salus in te                       237\nCor Mariae Immaculatum                      238-A\nCreator Alme Siderum                        151\nCredeo (No. 4)                              267\nCredeo (No. 3) De Angelis (Supplement)      273\nCum Angelis et pueris                       167\n\nD\n\nDeo Gratias (Responses)                     259-A to H\nDeus in Adjutorium                          225\n\"Deus meus\"                                 186\n\nE\n\nEcce lignum Crucis                          191\nEcce Nomen Domini Emmanuel                  157\nEcce Panis Angelorum (1)                    231-A\nEcce Panis Angelorum (2)                    231-B\nEcce Quam Bonum (Psalm 132)                 220\nEcce Quomodo Moritur                        176\nEcce Sacerdos                               246\nEcce Vidimus eum                            190-A\nEgo sum (Antiphon)                          251\nEn Clara Vox Redarguit                      154\n\nF\n\nForty Hours' Devotion  (Page 357) Programme\n\nG\n\nGloria in excelsis                          266\nGloria in excelsis\n  Mass of the Angels Supplement             272\nGloria, Laus et Honor                       168\n\nH\nHoly Saturday Music                         194\nHosanna Filio David                         163\n\nI\nIngrediente                                 169\nIn Manus Tuas                               263\nIn Monte Oliveti Oravit                     164\nIn Monte Oliveti                            170\nInviolata                                   208\nIte Missa est, Deo Gratias                  194-J\n\nJ\n\nJesu Dulcis Memoria (1)                     161-A\nJesu Dulcis Memoria (2)                     161-B\nJesu Dulcis Memoria (3)                     161-C\nJesu Redemptor Omnium (1)                   155-A\nJesu Redemptor Omnium (2)                   155-B\nJubilate Deo                                255\n\nK\n\nKyrie Eleison (Mass B. V. M.)               265\nKyrie Eleison (Requiem Responses)           259-(10)\nKyrie Eleison\n  (Mass of the Angels Supplement)           271\nLanguentibus in Purgatorio                  249\nLauda Sion (Ecce Panis)                     231-B\nLaudate Dominum                             254\nLaudate Dominum and Adoremus                243-A-J\nLaudate Dominum                             194-F\nLaudate Dominum                             194-H\nLitany of the Blessed Virgin Mary           214\nLitany of the Saints                        224\nLucis Creator                               260\n\nM\n\nMagnificat                                  216\nMass of the Angels                          271\nMass of the Blessed Virgin Mary             265\nMiserere Illi Deus                          253\nMiserere Mei Deus                           252\n\"Mulier, ecce filius tuus\"                  185\nMissa Brevis Unison, 2, 3 or 4 part Chorus  281\nNunc Dimittis                               262\n\nO\n\nO Bone Jesu                                 256\nO Cor Jesu                                  236\nO Emmanuel                                  153\nO Esca Viatorum (1)                         228-A\nO Esca Viatorum (2)                         228-B\nO filii et filiae                           195\nO Gloriosa Virginum (1)                     210-A\nO Gloriosa Virginum (2)                     210-B\nOmnes amici mei                             179\nO quam suavis est                           234\nOremus Pro Pontifici                        247\nO Sacrum Convivium                          235\nO Salutaris Hostia (1 to 7)                 226-A to G\nO Sanctissima, O Piissima                   206\n\nP\n\nPalm Sunday Music                           163\nPanis Angelicus (1)                         229-A\nPanis Angelicus (2)                         229-B\nPange Lingua (1) (Tantum Ergo)              241-A\nPange Lingua (2) (Tantum Ergo)              241-B\nParce Domine                                239\n\"Pater, dimitte illis\"                      183\n\"Pater in Manus Tuas\"                       189\nPopule Meus                                 192\nPueri Hebraerum                             166\nPuer Nobis Nascitur                         159\n\nQ\n\nQuae est ista                               222\nQuam dilecta Tabernacula Tua                221\n\nR\n\nRecessit Pastor Noster                      178\nRegina Coeli, Jubila                        207\nRegina Coeli Laetare                        204\nRegina Coeli Gregorian Supplement           279\nRegnum Mundi                                217\nRequiem Mass (Appendix)                     270\nRequiem Responses                           259 (8)\nResonet in Laudibus                         156\nResponses for All Occasions                 259\nResponses after the Magnificat   (Page 522)\n\nS\n\nSacerdos et Pontifex                        244\nSacris Solemniis (Panis Angelicus)          230\nSalve Mater Misericordiae                   209\nSalve Regina Coelitum                       211\nSalve Regina Mater                          205\nSalve Regina Mater Supplement               280\nSanctae Joseph Patronae noster              238-A\nSanctus and Benedictus (Mass B. V. M.)      268\nSanctus and Benedictus (Palm Sunday)        165\nSanctus and Benedictus\n  (Mass of the Angels) Supplement           274\n\"Sitio\"                                     187\nStabat Mater (1)                            162-A\nStabat Mater (2)                            162-B\nStabat Mater (3)                            162-C\nSub Tuum Praesidium (1)                     213-A\nSub Tuum Praesidium (2)                     213-B\nSuscipe Domine                              218\n\nT\n\nTanquam ad latronem existis                 173\nTantum Ergo (1 to 10)                       242-A to J\nTe Deum Laudamus                            264\nTe Lucis ante Terminum                      261\nTenebrae factae sunt                        175\nTollite Hostias                             160\nTota Pulchra Es, Maria                      212\nTristis est anima mea                       171\nTu Gloria Jerusalem                         223\n\nU\n\nUna hora non potuistis vigilare             172\nUnus ex discipulis meis                     177\nUnison Mass Supplement                      281\n\nV\n\nVelum templi scissum est                    174\nVeni, Creator Spiritus (1)                  199-A\nVeni, Creator Spiritus (2)                  199-B\nVeni, Sancte Spiritus                       198\nVeni Sponsa Christi                         215\nVeni, Veni Emmanuel                         152\nVespere Autem Sabbati                       194-I\nVespers B. V. M. (Supplement)               276\nVexilla Regis Prodeunt (1) (2) (3)          182-A, B, C\nVictimae Paschali laudes                    196\nVidi Aquam                                  258\n\nAPPENDIX--Requiem Mass (Libera etc.)        270\n\nSUPPLEMENT--Mass of the Angels, Vespers B. V. M., 4\nAntiphons B. V. M. (Simple tones),\n  Missa Brevis for Unison, 2, 3 or 4, part Chorus\n\n\n----------\n\nNo. 1\n\nADVENT\n\nHark! A Mystic Voice is Sounding\nEn clara vox\n\nTr. Rev. E. Caswall\nNicola A. Montani\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nHark! A mystic voice is sounding,\n\"Christ is nigh,\" it seems to say.\n\"Cast away the dreams of darkness,\nO ye children of the day.\"\nStartled at the solemn warning,\nLet the earth-bound soul arise;\nChrist, her Sun, all sloth dispelling,\nShines upon the morning skies.\n\n2.\nLo! the lamb so long expected,\nComes with pardon down from Heav'n,\nLet us haste, with tears of sorrow,\nOne and all to be forgiv'n.\nSo when next He comes with glory,\nWrapping all the earth in fear,\nMay He then as our Defender,\nOn the clouds of Heav'n appear.\n\nPages 1-2\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\n\n----------\n\nNo. 2\n\nADVENT\n\nO Come, O Come, Emmanuel!\nProcessional\n\nTr. Dr. J. M. Neale\nTraditional Melody \"Veni, O Sapientiae\"\n\n\nMaestoso\n\n1.\nO come, O come, Emmanuel,\nAnd ransom captive Israel,\nThat mourns in lonely exile here,\nUntil the Son of God appear.\n\nChorus\nRejoice! Rejoice! O Israel!\nTo thee shall come Emmanuel.\n\n2.\nO come Thou Rod of Jesse, free\nThine own from Satan's tyranny;\nFrom depths of hell thy people save,\nAnd give them vict'ry o'er the grave.\n\n3.\nO come, Thou Day-Spring, come and cheer\nOur spirits by thine Advent here,\nDisperse the gloomy clouds of night,\nAnd death's dark shadows put to flight.\n\n4.\nO come, O come, Thou Lord of Might,\nWho to Thy tribes on Sinai's height,\nIn ancient times didst give the law,\nIn cloud, and majesty and awe.\n\nPage 3\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\n\n----------\n\nNo. 3\n\nADVENT\n\nBehold! behold He cometh\n\nProcessional\nTranslated from the Latin\nS. Webbe\n\n\nModerato\n\nBehold! behold He cometh,\nWho doth salvation bring;\nLift up your heads rejoicing,\nAnd welcome Zion's King;\nWith Hymns of joy we praise the Lord,\nHosanna to th' Incarnate Word!\n\nHosanna to the Saviour,\nWho came on Christmas morn,\nAnd, of a lowly Virgin,\nWas in a stable born;\nEmmanuel! Dear Jesus, come,\nWithin Thy children make Thy home!\n\nYea, come in love and meekness,\nOur Saviour now to be;\nCome to be formed in us,\nAnd make us like to Thee,\nBefore the Day of Wrath draw near,\nWhen as our Judge Thou shalt appear.\n\nSoon shalt Thou sit in glory\nUpon the great White Throne,\nAnd punish all the wicked,\nAnd recompense Thine own;\nWhen ev'ry word and deed and thought\nTo righteous judgement shall be brought.\n\n\nPage 4\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\n\n----------\n\nNo. 4\n\nCHRISTMAS\n\nYe faithful, with gladness\nAdeste Fideles\n\nTraditional Melody\nFree translation by the\nRt. Rev. Hugh T. Henry, Litt. D., L.L.D.\n\n\n1.\nYe faithful, with gladness,\nBanishing all sadness,\nO Come ye, O come ye to\nBethlehem! See to us given\nChrist, the King of Heaven!\n\nChorus\nWhile angels hover o'er Him,\nAnd shepherds kneel before Him\nO Come, let us adore Him,\nLord And King.\n\n2.\nDear Mary, His Mother,\nGive to us as Brother\nThe Lord whom the angels are\nWorshipping: God the eternal\nLight of Light supernal!\n\n3.\nAgain sounding o'er us,\nLet the Angel chorus\nThe anthem of gladness and\nTriumph sing: \"Glory be given\nTo the Lord of Heaven!\"\n\n4.\nOur voices no blending\nWith their songs unending,\nAll-joyful, dear Jesus, Thy\nGlory sing, Be our endeavor\nThus to praise Thee ever!\n\nPage 5\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\n\n----------\n\nNo. 5\n\nCHRISTMAS\n\nSee, amid the winter's snow\n\nRev. E. Caswall\nTraditional Melody\n\nAllegretto\n1.\nSee, amid the winter's snow,\nBorn to us on earth below;\nSee the tender lamb appears,\nPromised from eternal years.\n\nChorus\nHail, thou ever blessed morn,\nHail, Redemption's happy dawn!\nSing through all Jerusalem,\nChrist is born in Bethlehem.\n\n2.\nLo, within a manger lies\nHe who built the starry skies;\nHe, who throned in heights sublime,\nSits amid the Cherubim.\n\n3.\nSacred Infant all divine,\nWhat a tender love was Thine;\nThus to come from highest bliss,\nDown to such a world as this.\n\n4.\nTeach, oh teach us, holy Child,\nBy Thy Face so meek and mild;\nTeach us to resemble Thee\nIn Thy sweet humility.\n\n5.\nVirgin Mother, Mary blest\nBy the joys the fill thy breast,\nPray for us, that we may prove\nWorthy of the Saviour's love.\n\nPage 7\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\n\n----------\n\nNo. 6\n\nCHRISTMAS\n\nO Dear Little Children\n\nCarol\nTranslated by Sister Jeanne Marie\nTraditional Melody\nArr. By N. A. M.\n\nModerato semplice\n\n1.\nO dear little children, O come one and all,\nDraw near to the crib, here in Bethlehem's stall,\nAnd see what a bright ray of heaven's delight\nOur Father has sent on this thrice holy night.\n\n2.\nO see in the crib low concealing His might,\nSee here by the rays of the clear shining light,\nIn cleanliest swaddle the Heavenly Child\nMore beauteous than legions of hosts undefiled.\n\n3.\nHe lies there, O children, on hay and on straw\nDear Mary and Joseph regard Him with awe,\nThe shepherds, adoring, bow humbly in pray'r,\nAngelical choirs with song rend the air.\n\n4.\nO children bend low and adore Him today,\nO lift up your hands like the shepherds and pray,\nSing joyfully, children, with hearts full of love\nIn jubilant song join the angels above.\n\nPage 9\n\n----------\n\nNo. 7\n\nCHRISTMAS\n\nAngels we have heard on high\n\nBishop Chadwick\nNicola. A. Montani\n\nAllegro moderato\n\n1.\nAngels we have heard on high,\nSweetly singing o'er the plains,\nAnd the mountains in reply\nEchoing their joyous strains.\n\n2.\nShepherd, why this jubilee?\nWhy your rapturous strains prolong?\nWhat may the gladsome tidings be\nWhich inspire your heav'nly song?\n\n3.\nCome to Bethlehem, and see\nHim Whose birth the angels sing;\nCome, adore on bended knee\nChrist the Lord, the newborn King.\n\n4.\nSee Him in a manger laid,\nWhom the choirs of angels praise\nMary, Joseph, lend your aid,\nWhile our hearts in love we raise.\n\n\nPage 10\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\n\n----------\n\nNo. 8\n\nCHRISTMAS\n\nThe snow lay on the ground\nOld English Carol\n\nRev. Dr. Lingard\nEdv. Grieg\nArr. By N. A. M.\n\nNon troppo lento\n\n1.\nThe snow lay on the ground, the stars shone bright\nWhen Christ our Lord was born on Christmas night.\n\n2.\n'Twas Mary, daughter pure of holy Anne,\nThat brought into this world the God made Man.\n\n3.\nShe laid Him in the stall at Bethlehem;\nThe ass and oxen shared the roof with him.\n\n4.\nSaint Joseph to was by, to tend the Child;\nTo guard Him, and protect His Mother mild.\n\n5.\nThe angels hovered 'round, and sang this song;\n\"Venite, adoremus Dominum.\"\n\n6.\nAnd then that manger poor became a throne;\nFor He whom Mary bore was God the Son.\n\n7.\nO come then, let us join the heav'nly host,\nTo praise the Father, Son and Holy Ghost.\n\nPage 11\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\n\n----------\n\nNo. 9\n\nCHRISTMAS\n\nStars of Glory\n\nCarol\nDr. Husenbeth\nS. Janowska\n\nSlowly\n\n1.\nStars of glory, shine more brightly,\nPurer be the moonlight's beam,\nGlide, ye hours and moments, lightly,\nSwiftly down time's deepening stream;\nBring the hour that banished sadness\nBrought redemption down to earth;\nWhen the shepherds heard with gladness\nTidings of the Saviour's birth.\n\n2.\nSee a beauteous angel soaring\nIn the bright celestial blaze,\nOn the shepherds, low adoring\nRest his mild effulgent rays;\n\"Fear not,\" cries the heav'nly stranger,\n\"Him Whom ancient seers foretold,\nWeeping in a lowly manger\nShepherds, haste ye to behold.\"\n\n3.\nSee the shepherd quickly rising,\nHast'ning to the humble stall,\nAnd the newborn Infant prizing,\nAs the mighty Lord of all;\nLowly now they bend before Him\nIn His helpless infant state,\nFirmly faithful, they adore Him,\nAnd His greatness celebrate.\n\n4.\nHark! The swell of heav'nly voices\nPeals along the vaulted sky;\nAngels sing while earth rejoices\n\"Glory to our God on high;\nGlory in the highest heaven,\nPeace to humble men on earth;\"\nJoy to these and bliss is given\nIn the great Redeemer's birth.\n\nPage 12-13\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\n\n----------\n\nNo. 10\n\nCHRISTMAS\nO Sing a joyous carol\n\nSister M. B.\nfrom \"Alte Katholische geistliche Kirchengesang\" (Koln, 1599)*\n\n* Catholic melody incorrectly attributed to M. Praetorius\n\nJoyously\n\n1.\nO sing a joyful carol\nUnto the holy Child,\nAnd praise with gladsome voices\nHis Mother undefiled.\nOur gladsome voices greeting\nShall hail our Infant King\nAnd our sweet Lady listens\nWhen joyful voices sing.\n\n2.\nWho is there meekly lying\nIn yonder stable poor?\nDear children, it is Jesus;\nHe bids you now adore.\nWho is there kneeling by Him\nIn Virgin beauty fair?\nIt is our Mother Mary,\nShe bids you all draw near.\n\n3.\nWho is there near the cradle,\nThat guards the holy Child?\nIt is our father Joseph\nChaste spouse of Mary mild.\nDear children, oh, how joyful\nWith them in Heav'n to be!\nGod grant that none be missing\nFrom that festivity.\n\n\nPage 14\n\n----------\n\nNo. 11\n\nCHRISTMAS\n\nSilent night, Holy night\n\nFr. Gruber\n  Arr. by Nicola A. Montani\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nSilent night, holy night!\nBethlehem sleeps yet what light\nFloats around the holy pair;\nSongs of Angels fill the air\nStrains of heavenly peace,\nStrains of heavenly peace.\n\n2.\nSilent night, holy night!\nShepherds first see the light,\nHear the Alleluias ring\nWhich the Angel chorus sing\n\"Christ the Savior has come\nChrist the Savior has come!\"\n\n3.\nSilent night, holy night!\nSon of God! Oh, what light\nRadiates from Thy manger bed\nOver realms with darkness spread,\nThou in Bethlehem born,\nThou in Bethlehem born.\n\nPage 15\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\n\n----------\n\nNo. 12\n\nCHRISTMAS\n\nA Virgin most pure, as the Prophets did tell\nAncient Carol\n\nTraditional Melody\nArr. by N. A. M.\nSlowly\n\n1.\nA Virgin most pure, as the Prophets did tell,\nHath brought forth a Saviour, as it hath befell,\nTo be our Redeemer from death, hell and sin,\nWhich Adam's transgression had wrapped us in.\n\nChorus\nRejoice and be merry, Set sorrow aside\nJesus our Saviour was born on this tide.\n\n2.\nIn Bethlehem city in Jewry it was,\nWhere Joseph and Mary together did pass,\nAnd there to be taxed with many one more.\nFor Caesar commanded the same should be so.\n\n3.\nBut when they had entered the city so fair,\nA number of people so mighty was there\nThat Mary and Joseph, whose substance was small,\nCould procure in the Inn no lodging at all.\n\n4.\nThen they were constrained in a stable to lie,\nWhere oxen and asses they used there to tie;\nTheir lodging so simple they held it no scorn,\nBut against the next morning a Saviour was born.\n\n5.\nThe King of glory to this world being brought\nSmall store of fine linen to wrap him was sought;\nWhen Mary had swaddled her young Son so sweet,\nWithin an ox manger she laid Him to sleep.\n\n6.\nThen God sent an angel from heaven so high,\nTo certain poor shepherds in fields where they lie,\nAnd charged them no longer in sorrow to stay,\nBecause that our Saviour was born on this day.\n\n7.\nThen presently after the shepherds did spy\nA number of angels appear in the sky;\nWho joyfully talked and sweetly did sing,\n\"To God be all glory, our heavenly King.\"\n\n\nPage 16\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\n\n----------\n\nNo. 13\n\nCHRISTMAS\n\nHark! the Herald Host is singing\n\nE. Humperdinck\nJoyously\n\n1.\nHark! The herald host is singing,\nThro' the silent holy night,\nTidings of great joy they're bringing,\nFrom yon starry azure height.\nAnd each heart is filled with gladness,\nAt the message which they bring;\n\"Christ is born, forget all sadness,\nTrust in Him, your Saviour King!\"\n\n2.\nAnd behold the stars bright glowing,\nShed o'er earth their radiant light,\nWhile from Angels' lips are flowing\nAnthems thro' the holy night.\nBright each window now is glowing,\nLighted by the Christmas tree;\nAnd each cheek with joy is glowing,\nAnd each heart is filled with glee.\n\n3.\nSoft the messengers from heaven\nWing their flight from home to home;\nBearing lessons God hath given\nUnto all the earth that roam.\n\"Welcome, welcome Christmas evening\nBringing peace and love to earth!\"\nShow your gratitude, rejoicing,\nChristians in your Saviour's birth!\n\nPage 18-19\n\n----------\n\nNo. 14\n\nCHRISTMAS\n\nSleep, Holy Babe\n(For additional Christmas Hymns see Hymns Nos. 126 $ 127 and Latin Hymns).\n\nTr. Rev. E. Caswall\nTraditional Melody\n\nSemplice\n\n1.\nSleep, Holy Babe,\nUpon Thy Mothers breast!\nGreat Lord of earth and sea and sky,\nHow sweet it is to see Thee lie\nIn such a place of rest!\n\n2.\nSleep, Holy Babe,\nThine Angels watch around;\nAll bending low with folded wings\nBefore th'Incarnate King of Kings,\nIn rev'rent awe profound.\n\n3.\nSleep, Holy Babe,\nWhile I with Mary gaze\nIn joy upon that Face awhile,\nUpon the loving Infant smile,\nWhich there divinely plays.\n\n4.\nSleep, Holy Babe,\nO snatch Thy brief repose;\nToo quickly will Thy slumber break,\nAnd Thou to lengthened pains awake,\nThat death alone shall close.\n\nPage 20\n\n----------\n\nNo. 15\n\nTHE MOST HOLY NAME\n\nO Jesus, Thou the beauty art\nJesu, decus Angelicum\n\nSt. Bernard\nTr. Rev. E. Caswall\nNicola A. Montani\n\nAndante religioso\n\n1.\nO Jesus, Thou the beauty art\nOf Angel worlds above;\nThy name is music to the heart\nInflaming it with love\nCelestial sweetness unalloy'd\nWho eat Thee hunger still;\nWho drink of Thee still feel a void\nWhich naught but Thee canst fill.\n\n2.\nO my sweet Jesus, hear the sighs\nWhich unto Thee I send;\nTo Thee mine inmost spirit cries,\nMy being's hope and end.\nStay with us Lord, with Thy light\nIllume the soul's abyss;\nDispel the darkness of the night\nAnd fill the world with bliss.\n\nPage 21-22\n\n----------\n\nNo 16.\n\nTHE MOST HOLY NAME\n\nTo the Name that brings salvation\nProcessional\n\nDr. J. M. Neale\nNicola A. Montani\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nTo the Name that brings salvation,\nHonor, worship, let us pay\nWhich for many a generation\nHid in God's foreknowledge lay.\nBut with holy exultation\nWe may sing aloud today.\n\n2.\nName of gladness, Name of pleasure,\nBy this tongue ineffable\nName of sweetness passing measure\nTo the ear delectable,\n'Tis our safeguard and our treasure,\n'Tis our help 'gainst sin and hell.\n\n3.\n'Tis the Name for adoration,\n'Tis the Name of victory,\n'Tis the Name for meditation\nIn this vale of misery,\n'Tis the Name for veneration\nBy the citizens on high.\n\n4.\n'Tis the Name that whoso preaches\nFinds it music to the ear;\nWho in pray'r this Name beseeches\nSweetest comfort findeth near;\nWho its perfect wisdom reacheth\nHeav'nly joy possesseth here.\n\nPage 23\n\n----------\n\nNo. 17\n\nTHE MOST HOLY NAME\n\nJesus the very thought of Thee\nJesu, dulcis memoria\n\nSt. Bernard\nTr. Rev. E. Caswall\nTraditional Melody\n\nReligioso\n\n1.\nJesus the very though of Thee,\nWith sweetness fills my breast;\nBut sweeter far Thy Face to see\nAnd in Thy presence rest.\n\n2.\nNor voice can sing, nor heart can frame\nNor can the mem'ry find\nA sweeter sound than Thy blest Name,\nO Saviour of mankind.\n\n3.\nO Hope of ev'ry contrite heart,\nO joy of all the meek,\nTo those who fall, how kind Thou art,\nHow good to those who seek.\n\n4.\nJesus, our only joy be Thou,\nAs Thou our prize wilt be;\nO Jesus, be our glory now\nAnd through eternity.\n\nPage 24\n\n----------\n\nNo. 18\n\nLENT AND PASSIONTIDE\n\nHe Who once, in righteous vengeance\nIra justa conditoris\n\n(Feast of the Precious Blood)\n\nTr. Rev. E. Caswall\nJ. Mohr\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nHe who once, in righteous vengeance,\nWhelm'd the world beneath the flood,\nOnce again in mercy cleansed it\nWith the stream of His own Blood,\nComing from His throne on high\nOn the painful cross to die.\n\n2.\nBlest with this all saving shower,\nEarth her beauty straight resumed;\nIn the place of thorns and briers\nMyrtles sprang and roses bloom'd\nBitter wormwood of the waste\nInto honey changed its taste.\n\n3.\nWhen before the Judge we tremble,\nConscious of his broken laws,\nMay this Blood in that dread hour\nCry aloud and plead our cause;\nBid our guilty terrors cease,\nBe our pardon and our peace.\n\nPage 25\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\n\n----------\n\nNo. 19\n\nLENT AND PASSIONTIDE\n\n\"Man of Sorrows, wrapt in grief\"\n\nM. Bridges\nFrom a Slovak Hymnal\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\nAndante Mod\n\n1.\nMan of sorrows, wrapt in grief,\nBow Thine ear to our relief;\nThou for us the path hast trod\nOf the dreadful wrath of God;\nThou the cup of fire hast drained\nTill its light alone remained.\nLamb of Love! We look to Thee;\nHear our mournful litany.\n\n2.\nBy the garden, fraught with woe,\nWhither Thou full oft wouldst go;\nBy Thine agony of prayer\nIn the desolation there;\nBy the dire and deep distress\nOf that myst'ry fathomless;\nLord, our tears in mercy see;\nHearken to our litany.\n\n3.\nBy the chalice brimming o'er\nWith disgrace and torment sore;\nBy those lips which fain would pray\nThat it might but pass away;\nBy the Heart which drank it dry,\nLest a rebel race should die\nBe Thy pity, Lord our plea;\nHear our solemn litany.\n\n4.\nMan of Sorrows! Let Thy grief\nPurchase for us our relief;\nLord of Mercy! Bow Thine ear,\nSlow to anger, swift to hear;\nBy the Cross's royal road\nLead us to the throne of God,\nThere for aye to sing to Thee\nHeav'n's triumphant litany.\n\nPage 26-27\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\n\n----------\n\nNo. 20\n\nLENT AND PASSIONTIDE\n\nBy the blood that flowed from Thee\nLitany of the Passion\n\nC. M. Caddell\nNicola. A. Montani\n\nLento ma non troppo\n\n1.\nBy the blood that flowed from Thee\nIn Thy bitter agony;\nBy the scourge so meekly borne;\nBy Thy purple robe of scorn;\n\n1st Chorus\nJesus, Saviour, hear our cry!\n\n2d Chorus\nThou wert suff'ring once as we;\n\nTutti\nWe thy children sing to Thee.\n\n2.\nBy the thorns that crowned Thy Head;\nBy Thy sceptre of a reed;\nBy Thy Footsteps faint and slow\nWeighted beneath Thy Cross of woe,\n\n3.\nBy the nails and pointed spear;\nBy Thy people's cruel jeer;\nBy Thy dying pray'r which rose\nBegging mercy for Thy foes.\n\n4.\nBy the darkness thick as night\nBlotting out the sun from sight;\nBy the cry with which in death\nThou didst yield Thy parting Breath.\n\n5.\nBy Thy weeping Mother's woe;\nBy the sword that pierced her through,\nWhen, in anguish standing by,\nOn the Cross she saw Thee die.\n\n\nPage 28-29\n\n----------\n\nNo. 21\n\nLENT AND PASSIONTIDE\n\nOh come and mourn with me awhile\nJesus Crucified\n\nFather Faber\nNicola A. Montani\nAndante religioso\n\n1.\nOh come an mourn with me awhile!\nSee, Mary calls us to her side;\nOh come and let us mourn with her;\nJesus, our Love, is crucified!\n\n2.\nHave we no tears to shed for Him,\nWhile soldiers scoff and Jews deride?\nAh! Look how patiently He hangs;\nJesus, our Love, is crucified!\n\n3.\nHow fast His Hand and Feet are nailed;\nHis blessed Tongue with thirst is tied;\nHis failing eyes are blind with Blood;\nJesus, our Love, is crucified!\n\n4.\nSeven times He spoke, seven words of love,\nAnd all three hours His silence cried\nFor mercy on the souls of men;\nJesus, our Love, is crucified!\n\n5.\nDeath came, and Jesus meekly bowed;\nHis failing eyes He strove to guide\nWith mindful love to Mary's face,\nJesus, our Love, is crucified!\n\n6.\nCome take thy stand beneath the Cross\nAnd let the blood from out that Side\nFall gently on thee, drop by drop,\nJesus, our Love, is crucified!\n\n\nPage 30\n\n----------\n\nNo. 22\n\nLENT AND PASSIONTIDE\n\nSacred Head Surrounded\n\"O Haupt voll Blut und Wunden\"\n\nSt. Bernard of Clairvaux (1091-1153)\nMelody by H. L. Hassler (1600)\nAdaptation as given by J. S. Bach in his \"St. Matthew's Passion\"\n\nLargo\n\n1.\nO Sacred Head, surrounded,\nBy crown of piercing thorn!\nO bleeding Head, so wounded,\nReviled and put to scorn!\nDeath's pallid hue come o'er Thee\nThe glow of life decays,\nYet angel hosts adore Thee,\nAnd tremble as they gaze.\n\n2.\nI see Thy strength and vigor\nAll fading in the strife,\nAnd death, with cruel rigor,\nBereaving Thee of life;\nO agony and dying!\nO love to sinners free!\nJesus, all grace supplying,\nO turn Thy face on me!\n\n3.\nIn this Thy bitter passion,\nGood Shepherd, think of me,\nWith Thy most sweet compassion,\nUnworthy though I be;\nBeneath Thy Cross abiding,\nForever would I rest,\nIn Thy dear love confiding,\nAnd with Thy presence blest.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\n\nPage  31-32\n\n----------\n\nNo. 23\n\nLENT AND PASSIONTIDE\n\nAt the Cross her station keeping\nStabat Mater\n\nJacopone da Todi. XIV Cent.\nTraditional Melody from the Maintzesch Gesangbuch 1661\nHarmonized by N. A. M.\n\nNot too slow\n\n1.\nAt the Cross her station keeping,\nStood the mournful Mother weeping,\nClose to Jesus to the last.\n\n2.\nThrough her heart, His sorrow sharing,\nAll His bitter anguish bearing,\nNow at length the sword has passed.\n\n3.\nO that blessed one, grief laden,\nBlessed Mother, Blessed Maiden,\nMother of the All-blest one.\n\n4.\nHow she stood in desolation\nUpward gazing on the passion\nOf that deathless dying Son.\n\n5.\nWho could see, from tears refraining,\nChrist's dear Mother uncomplaining\nIn so great a sorrow bowed?\n\n6.\nWho, unmoved, beheld her languish\nUnderneath His Cross of anguish,\n'Mid the fierce unpitying crowd?\n\n7.\nFor His people's sin th'All Holy\nShe beheld, the victim lowly,\nBleed in torments, bleed and die.\n\n8.\nSaw her well-beloved taken,\nSaw her Child in death forsaken,\nHeard his last expiring cry.\n\n9.\nFount of love and sacred sorrow,\nMother! May my spirit borrow\nSadness from thy holy woe.\n\n10.\nMay my spirit burn within me,\nLove my God, and great love win me\nGrace to please Him here below.\n\n\n11.\nThose five Wounds on Jesus smitten,\nMother, in my heart be written,\nDeep as in thine own they be.\n\n12.\nThou, my Savior's Cross who bearest,\nThou, Thy Son's rebuke who sharest,\nLet me share them both with thee.\n\n13.\nIn the Passion of my Maker\nBe my sinful soul partaker,\nWeep till death, and weep with thee.\n\n14.\nMine with thee be that sad station,\nThere to watch the great Salvation,\nWrought upon th'atoning Tree.\n\n15.\nVirgin, thou of virgins fairest,\nMay the bitter woe thou sharest\nMake on me impression deep.\n\n16.\nThus Christ's dying may I carry,\nWith Him in His passion tarry,\nAnd His wounds in mem'ry keep.\n\n17.\nMay His wounds transfix me wholly,\nMay His Cross and Life Blood holy\nEmbriate my heart and mind.\n\n18.\nThus inflamed with pure affection,\nIn the Virgin's Son protection\nMay I at the judgment find.\n\n19.\nWhen in death my limbs are failing,\nLet Thy Mother's pray'r prevailing\nLift me, Jesus, to Thy throne.\n\n20.\nTo my parting soul be given\nEntrance through the gate of Heaven,\nThere confess me for Thine own.\n\nAmen\n\n\nPage 33-34\n\n----------\n\nNo. 24\n\nLENT AND PASSIONTIDE\n\nI see my Jesus crucified\n\nNicola A. Montani\n\nDevoto\n\n1.\nI see my Jesus crucified,\nHis wounded Hands and Feet and Side,\nHis sacred Flesh all rent and torn,\nHis bloody crown of sharpest thorn.\n\n2.\nThose cruel nails, I drove them in,\nEach time I pierced Him with my sin\nThat crown of thorns 'twas I who wove,\nWhen I despised His gracious love.\n\n3.\nThen to those Feet I'll venture near,\nAnd wash them with a contrite tear,\nAnd ev'ry bleeding wound I see,\nI'll think He bore them all for me.\n\n4.\nDeep graven on my sinful heart,\nOh, never may that form depart,\nThat with me always may abide\nThe thought of Jesus crucified.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 35\n\n----------\n\nNo. 25\n\nLENT AND PASSIONTIDE\n\nO'erwhelmed in depths of woe\nSaevo dolorum turbine\n\nTr. Rev. E. Caswall\nNicola A. Montani\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nO'erwhelmed in depths of woe,\nUpon the Tree of scorn\nHangs the Redeemer of mankind,\nWith racking anguish torn.\n\n2.\nSee! How the nails those Hands\nAnd Feet so tender rend;\nSee! Down His Face, and Neck, and Breast,\nHis sacred Blood descend.\n\n3.\nHark! With what awful cry,\nHis Spirit takes its flight;\nThat cry, it smote His Mother's heart\nAnd wrapt her soul in night.\n\n4.\nCome, fall before His Cross,\nWho shed for us His blood;\nWho dies, the victim of pure love,\nTo make us Sons of God.\n\n5.\nJesu! All praise to Thee,\nOur joy and endless rest;\nBe Thou our Guide while pilgrims here,\nOur Crown amid the blest.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 36\n\n----------\n\nNo. 26\n\nPALM SUNDAY\n\nAll glory, laud and honor\n\nFrom the Latin of St.Theodulph by Dr. J. M. Neale\nM. Haydn\n\nMaestoso con spirito\n\n1.\nAll glory, laud, and honor\nTo Thee Redeemer, King,\nTo Whom the lips of children\nMade sweet hosannas ring.\n\nRefrain\nAll glory, laud, and honor,\nTo Thee Redeemer, King,\nTo Whom the lips of children\nMade sweet hosannas ring.\n\n2.\nThou art the King of Israel,\nThou David's royal Son,\nWho in the Lord's name comest\nThe King and blessed One.\n\n3.\nThe company of angels\nAre praising Thee on high,\nAnd mortal men and all things\nCreated make reply.\n\n4.\nThe people of the Hebrews\nWith palms before them went;\nTo praise and pray'r and anthems\nBefore Thee we present.\n\n5.\nTo Thee before Thy Passion\nThey sang their hymn of praise;\nTo Thee now high exalted\nOur melody we raise.\n\n6.\nThou didst accept their praises,\nAccept the pray'rs we bring,\nWho in all good delightest,\nThou good and gracious King.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\n\nPage 37-38\n\n----------\n\nNo. 27\n\nEASTERTIDE\n\nJesus Christ is risen today\nProcessional\nSurrexit Christus hodie\n\nTranslated by the Rev. J. O'Connor\nNicola A. Montani\n\nJoyously\n\n1.\nJesus Christ is ris'n today!    (Solo)\nAlleluia!                       (Chorus)\nSinners, wipe your tears away!  (Solo)\nAlleluia!                       (Chorus)\nHe Whose death upon the Cross   (Solo)\nAlleluia!                       (Chorus)\nSaveth us from endless loss.    (Solo)\nAlleluia!                       (Chorus)\n\n2.\nSee the holy women come,\nAlleluia!\nBearing spices to the tomb;\nAlleluia!\nHear the white-clad Angel's voice\nAlleluia!\nBid the universe rejoice!\nAlleluia!\n\n3.\nGo! Tell all his brethren dear,\nAlleluia!\n\"He is ris'n, He is not here!\nAlleluia!\nSeek Him not among the dead;\nAlleluia!\nHe has risen as He said.\"\nAlleluia!\n\n4.\nGlory, Jesus, be to Thee!\nAlleluia!\nThine own might hath set Thee free.\nAlleluia!\nCome, for primal joy restored,\nAlleluia!\nLet us bless our Pascal Lord!\nAlleluia!\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N.A.M.\n\nPage 39-40\n\n----------\n\nNo. 28\n\nEASTERTIDE\n\n\"Ye Sons and daughters of the Lord\" (No. 1)\nO Filii et Filiae\nProcessional\n\nJean Tisserand (1494)\nTr. Rev. E. Caswall\nTraditional Melody from\n\"Airs sur les Hymnes sacres, Odes et Noels,\" (Paris 1623)\n\n\nMaestoso\n\nAlleluia!  Alleluia!  Alleluia!\n\n1.\nYe sons and daughters of the Lord!\nThe King of glory, King adored,\nThis day Himself from death restored. Alleluia!\nAlleluia!  Alleluia!  Alleluia!\n\n2.\nAll in the early morning grey\nWent holy women on their way,\nTo see the tomb where Jesus lay. Alleluia!\nAlleluia!  Alleluia!  Alleluia!\n\n3.\nOf spices pure a precious store\nIn their pure hands those women bore,\nTo anoint the Sacred Body o'er. Alleluia!\nAlleluia!  Alleluia!  Alleluia!\n\n4.\nThen straightway One in white they see,\nWho saith, \"Ye seek the Lord; but He\nIs ris'n, and gone to Galilee.\" Alleluia!\nAlleluia!  Alleluia!  Alleluia!\n\n5.\nThis told they Peter, told they John,\nWho forthwith to the tomb are gone;\nBut Peter is by John outrun. Alleluia!\nAlleluia!  Alleluia!  Alleluia!\n\n6.\nThat selfsame night, while out of fear\nThe doors were shut, their Lord most dear\nTo His Apostles did appear. Alleluia!\nAlleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!\n\n7.\nBut Thomas when of this He heard,\nWas doubtful of his brethren's word;\nWherefore again there comes the Lord. Alleluia!\nAlleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!\n\n8.\n\"Thomas, behold My Side\" saith He;\n\"My Hands, My Feet, My Body see,\nAnd doubt not, but believe in Me.\" Alleluia!\nAlleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!\n\n9.\nWhen Thomas saw that wounded Side,\nThe truth no longer he denied;\n\"Thou art my Lord and God,\" he cried. Alleluia!\nAlleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!\n\n10.\nOh, blest are they who have not seen\nTheir Lord, and yet believe in Him:\nEternal life awaiteth them. Alleluia!\nAlleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!\n\n11.\nNow let us praise the Lord most high,\nAnd strive His Name to magnify\nOn this great day through earth and sky: Alleluia!\nAlleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!\n\n12.\nWhose mercy ever runneth o'er,\nWhom men and Angel Hosts adore,\nTo Him be glory ever more. Alleluia!\nAlleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\n\nPage 41-42-43\n\n----------\n\nNo. 29\n\nEASTERTIDE\n\n\"Ye sons and daughters of the Lord\" (No. 2)\nO Filii et Filiae\n\nJean Tisserand (died 1494)\nTr. Rev. E. Caswall\nMelody taken from the Gloria of the Magnificat terii toni\nby Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina\n\n\nAlleluia!  Alleluia!  Alleluia!\n1.\nYe sons and daughters of the Lord!\nThe King of glory, King adored,\nThis day Himself from death restored. Alleluia!\nAlleluia!  Alleluia!  Alleluia!\n\n2.\nAll in the early morning grey\nWent holy women on their way,\nTo see the tomb where Jesus lay. Alleluia!\nAlleluia!  Alleluia!  Alleluia!\n\nNote: Additional stanzas given in previous hymn (28).\n\nPage 44\n\n----------\n\nNo. 30\n\nEASTERTIDE\n\nNow at the Lamb's royal feast\nAd regias Agni dapes\n\nTr. Rev. E. Caswall\nNicola. A. Montani\n\n\nAllegro moderato\n\n1.\nNow at the Lamb's royal feast,\nIn robes of saintly white, we sing,\nThro' the Red Sea in safety brought\nBy Jesus our immortal King.\nO depth of love! For us He drains\nThe chalice of His agony;\nFor us a Victim on the Cross\nHe meekly lays Him down to die.\n\n2.\nAnd as th'avenging Angel pass'd\nOf old the blood be-sprinkled door;\nAs the cleft sea a passage gave,\nThen closed to whelm th'Egyptians o're;\nSo Christ, our Paschal Sacrifice,\nHas brought us safe all perils thro',\nWhile for unleavened bread He asks,\nBut heart sincere and purpose true.\n\n3.\nHail, purest Victim Heav'n could find\nThe pow'rs of Hell to overthrow!\nWho didst the bonds of Death unbind\nWho dost the prize of Life bestow.\nHail, victor Christ! Hail, risen King!\nTo Thee alone belongs the crown;\nWho has at the heav'nly gates unbarred,\nAnd cast the Prince of darkness down.\n\n4.\nO Jesus! From the death of sin\nKeep us, we pray; so shalt Thou be\nThe everlasting Paschal joy\nOf all the souls newborn in Thee;\nTo God the Father, with the Son\nWho from the grave immortal rose,\nAnd Thee, O Paraclete be praise,\nWhile age on endless ages flows.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\n\nPage 45-46\n\n----------\n\nNo. 31\n\nEASTERTIDE\n\nChrist the Lord is risen today\nVictimae Paschali Laudes\n\nTranslated by Miss Leeson\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nAllegro Modto\n\n1.\nChrist the Lord is ris'n today;\nChristians, haste your vows to pay;\nOffer ye your praises meet\nAt the Paschal Victim's feet;\nFor the sheep the Lamb hath bled,\nSinless in the sinner's stead,\nChrist the Lord is ris'n on high;\nNow He lives, no more to die.\n\n2.\nChrist the Victim undefiled,\nMan to God hath reconciled,\nWhen in strange and awful strife\nMet together death and life;\nChristians, on this happy day\nHaste with joy your vows to pay;\nChrist the Lord is ris'n on high;\nNow He lives, no more to die.\n\n3.\nSay, O wond'ring Mary, say\nWhat thou sawest on the way,\n\"I beheld, where Christ had lain,\nEmpty tomb and angels twain,\nI beheld the glory bright\nOf the rising Lord of light;\nChrist my hope is ris'n again;\nNow He lives, and lives to reign.\"\n\n4.\nChrist, Who once for sinners bled,\nNow the first-born from the dead,\nThron'd in endless might and pow'r,\nLives and reigns forever more.\nHail, eternal hope on high!\nHail, Thou King of victory!\nHail, Thou Prince of life ador'd!\nHelp and save us, gracious Lord!\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\n\nPage 47-48\n\n----------\n\nNo. 32\n\nASCENSION\n\nLift up, ye princes of the sky\nPs. xxiii\n\nTranslated by Father Aylward from a Slovak Hymnal\nArr. By N. A. M.\n\nWith animation\n\n1.\nLift up, ye princes of the sky,\nLift up your portals, lift them high;\nAnd you, ye everlasting gates,\nBack on your golden hinges fly;\nFor lo, the King of glory waits\nTo enter in victoriously.\nWho is the King of glory?\nTell, O ye who sing His praise so well.\n\n2.\nThe Lord of strength and matchless might,\nThe Lord all-conquering in the fight,\nList, lift your portals, lift them high,\nYe princes of the conquered sky;\nAnd you, ye everlasting gates,\nBack on your golden hinges fly;\nFor lo, the King of glory waits,\nThe Lord of hosts, the Lord most high.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M\n\nPage 49-50\n\n----------\n\nNo. 33\n\nASCENSION\nO Thou pure light of souls that love\nSalutis humanae Sator\n  Translated by Father Caswall from a Slovak Hymnal\nArr. By N. A. M.\n\nModerato assai\n\n1.\nO Thou pure light of souls that love,\nTrue joy of ev'ry human breast,\nSower of life's immortal seed,\nOur Maker, and Redeemer blest!\n\n2.\nWhat wonderous pity Thee o'ercame\nTo make our guilty load Thine own,\nAnd sinless suffer death and shame,\nFor our transgressions to atone!\n\n3.\nThou, bursting Hades open wide,\nDidst all the captive souls unchain;\nAnd thence to Thy dread Father's side\nWith glorious pomp ascend again.\n\n4.\nO still may pity Thee compel\nTo heal the wounds of which we die;\nAnd take me in Thy light to dwell,\nWho for Thy blissful Presence sigh.\n\n5.\nBe Thou our guide, be Thou our goal;\nBe thou our pathway to the skies;\nOur joy when sorrow fills our soul;\nIn death our everlasting prize.\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 51\n\n----------\n\nNo. 34\n\nPENTECOST\n\nHoly Spirit, Lord of Light\n\nProcessional\nTr. Rev. E. Caswall\nS. Webbe (1740-1816)\n\n\nMarcato\n\n1.\nHoly Spirit, Lord of Light,\nFrom the clear celestial height,\nThy pure beaming radiance give.\nCome, Thou Father of the poor,\nCome with treasures which endure;\nCome Thou light of all that live.\n\n2.\nThou, of all consolers best,\nThou, the soul's delightsome guest,\nDost refreshing peace bestow;\nThou in toil art comfort sweet;\nPleasant coolness in the heat;\nSolace in the midst of woe.\n\n3.\nLight immortal, Light divine,\nVisit thou these hearts of Thine,\nAnd our inmost being fill;\nIf Thou take Thy grace away,\nNothing pure in man will stay;\nAll his good is turned to ill.\n\n4.\nThou, on those who evermore\nThee confess and Thee adore,\nIn thy sev'nfold gifts descend;\nGive them comfort when they die;\nGive them life with Thee on high;\nGive them joys that never end.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 52\n\n----------\n\nNo. 35\n\nPENTECOST\n\nCome Holy Ghost, Creator Come\nVeni Creator Spiritus\n\nTranslated by Dryden\nW. A. Mozart\nArr. from the figured bass by N. A. M.\nMelody \"O Gottes Lamm\" Koch. Verz. No. 343\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nCome, Holy Ghost, Creator come\nFrom Thy bright heav'nly throne,\nCome, take possession of our souls,\nAnd make them all Thy own.\nThou Who art called the Paraclete,\nBest gift of God above,\nThe living spring, the living fire,\nSweet unction and true love.\n\n2.\nThou who are sev'nfold in Thy grace,\nFinger of God's right hand;\nHis promise teaching little ones\nTo speak and understand.\nO, guide our minds with Thy bless'd light\nWith love our hearts inflame;\nAnd with Thy strength, which ne'er decays,\nConfirm our mortal frame.\n\n3.\nThrough Thee may we the Father know,\nThro' Thee th'Eternal Son,\nAnd Thee, the Spirit of the both,\nThrice blessed Three in One.\nAll Glory to the Father be,\nWith His coequal Son;\nThe same to Thee, great Paraclete,\nWhile endless ages run.\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 53-54\n\n----------\n\nNo. 36\n\nPENTECOST\n\nO Come, Creator Spirit! Come\nVeni Creator Spiritus\n\nTranslated by Father Faber\nK. Kurpinski\n\n\nLento\n\n1.\nO come Creator Spirit come,\nVouchsafe to make our minds Thy home\nAnd with Thy heav'nly grace fulfil\nThe hearts Thou madest at Thy will.\n\n2.\nThou that are named the Paraclete,\nThe Gift of God, His Spirit sweet;\nThe living Fountain, Fire, and Love,\nAnd gracious Unction from above.\n\n3.\nThe sev'nfold grace Thou dost expand,\nO Finger of the Father's Hand;\nTrue promise of the Father, rich\nIn gifts of tongues and various speech.\n\n4.\nTo God the Father let us raise\nAnd to His only Son, our praise,\nPraise to the Holy Spirit be\nNow, and for all eternity.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 55\n\n----------\n\nNo. 37\n\nPENTECOST\n\nSpirit of Grace and Union\nQui procedis ab utroque\n\nAdam of St. Victor\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nSpirit of grace and Union!\nWho from the Father and the Son\nDost equally proceed.\nInflame our hearts with holy fire\nOur lips with eloquence inspire,\nAnd strengthen us in need.\n\n2.\nThe Father and the Son through Thee\nAre linked in perfect unity\nAnd everlasting love;\nIneffably Thou dost pervade\nAll nature; and Thyself unsway'd\nThe whole creation move.\n\n3.\nO inexhaustive Fount of light!\nHow doth Thy radiance put to flight\nThe darkness of the mind!\nThe pure are only pure through Thee;\nThou only dost the guilty free,\nAnd cheer with light the blind.\n\n4.\nLord of all sanctity and might!\nImmense, immortal, infinite!\nThe life of earth and Heav'n!\nBe, through eternal length of days,\nAll honor, glory, blessing, praise,\nAnd adoration giv'n!\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 56-57\n\n----------\n\nNo. 38\n\nTHE HOLY TRINITY\n\nO God of loveliness\nO bello Dio, Signor del Paradiso\n\nTranslated by Rev. E. Vaughan, C. SS. R.\nTraditional Melody \"Schonster Herr Jesu\"\nPilgrims' Song dating from the time of the Crusades.\nAdapted by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante Maestoso\n\n1.\nO God of loveliness, O Lord of Heav'n above\nHow worthy to posses My heart's devoted love!\nSo sweet Thy Countenance, So gracious to behold,\nThat one, one only glance To me were bliss untold.\n\n2.\nThou art blest Three in One, Yet undivided still;\nThou art that One alone Whose love my heart can fill.\nThe heav'ns and earth below, Were fashioned by Thy Word;\nHow amiable art Thou, My ever dearest Lord!\n\n3.\nTo think Thou art my God, O thought forever blest!\nMy heart has overflowed With joy within my breast.\nMy soul so full of bliss Is plunged as in a sea,\nDeep in the sweet abyss of holy charity.\n\n4.\nO loveliness supreme, And Beauty infinite;\nO everflowing Stream, And Ocean of delight;\nO life by which I live, My truest life above,\nTo Thee alone I give My undivided love.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 58-59\n\n----------\n\nNo. 39\n\nTHE HOLY TRINITY\n\nHoly God, we praise Thy Name\nTe Deum Laudamus\n\nTranslated by Rev. Clarence Walworth  (1820-1900)\nMelody from the \"Katholisches Gesangbuch\"  (1775)\n\n\nMaestoso\n\n1.\nHoly God, we praise Thy Name,\nLord of all, we bow before Thee;\nAll on earth Thy sceptre claim;\nAll in heav'n above adore Thee,\nInfinite Thy vast domain,\nEverlasting is Thy reign,\n\n2.\nHark! The loud celestial hymn,\nAngel choirs above are raising!\nCherubim and Seraphim\nIn unceasing chorus praising;\nFill the Heav'ns with sweet accord;\nHoly, holy, holy Lord!\n\n3.\nHoly Father, Holy Son,\nHoly Spirit, Three we name Thee,\nWhile in essence only One,\nUndivided God we claim Thee;\nAnd adoring bend the knee,\nWhile we own the mystery.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 60\n\n----------\n\nNo. 40\n\nTHE HOLY TRINITY\n\nFull of Glory, full of wonders\n\nProcessional\nFather Faber\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nAllegro moderato\n\n1.\nFull of glory, full of wonders,\nMajesty Divine\n'Mid Thine everlasting thunders\nHow Thy lightnings shine!\nShoreless Ocean! Who shall sound Thee?\nThine own eternity is round Thee,\nMajesty Divine, Majesty Divine!\n\n2.\nTimeless, spaceless, single, lonely,\nYet sublimely Three,\nThou art grandly, always, only\nGod in Unity!\nLone in grandeur, lone in glory,\nWho shall tell thy wonderous story,\nAwful Trinity, Awful Trinity?\n\n3.\nSplendors upon splendors beaming\nChange and intertwine!\nGlories over glories streaming\nAll translucent shine!\nBlessings, praises, adorations\nGreet Thee from the trembling nations\nMajesty Divine, Majesty Divine!\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 61\n\n----------\n\nNo. 41\n\nOUR BLESSED LORD\n\nI need Thee, Precious Jesus\n\n(Communion Hymn)\nFor additional Communion Hymns see NOS. 44, 47, 49, 51, 53, 54, 122.\nFrom a Slovak hymn\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nWith devotion\n\n1.\nI need Thee, precious Jesus\nI need a friend like Thee;\nA friend to soothe and sympathize,\nA friend to care for me.\nI need Thy Heart, sweet Jesus,\nTo feel each anxious care;\nI long to tell my ev'ry want,\nAnd all my sorrows share.\n\n2.\nI need Thy Blood, sweet Jesus,\nTo wash each sinful stain;\nTo cleanse this sinful soul of mine,\nAnd make it pure again.\nI need Thy Wounds, sweet Jesus,\nTo fly from perils near,\nTo shelter in these hallowed clefts,\nFrom ev'ry doubt and fear.\n\n3.\nI need Thee, sweetest Jesus,\nIn Thy Sacrament of Love;\nTo nourish this poor soul of mine,\nWith treasures of Thy Love.\nI'll need Thee, sweetest Jesus,\nWhen death's dread hour draws nigh,\nTo hide me in Thy Sacred Heart,\nTill wafted safe on high.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 62-63\n\n----------\n\nNo. 42\n\nOUR BLESSED LORD\n\nWhen morning gilds the skies\n(May Jesus Christ be praised)\n\nProcessional\nTranslated by Father Caswall\nTraditional Melody (1678)\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nWhen morning gilds the skies,  (Solo Voices ad lib)\nMy heart awaking cries:\nMay Christ be praised!         (Chorus)\nAlike at work and prayer:      (Solo Voices)\nTo Jesus I repair:\nMay Christ be praised!\nMay Christ be praised!         (Chorus)\n\n2.\nThe sacred minster bell,\nIt peals o'er hill and dell:\nMay Christ be praised!\nOh! Hark to what it sings:\nAs joyously it rings:\nMay Christ be praised!\nMay Christ be praised!\n\n3.\nTo Thee, my God above,\nI cry with glowing love:\nMay Christ be praised!\nThe fairest graces spring\nIn hearts the ever sing:\nMay Christ be praised!\nMay Christ be praised!\n\n4.\nTo God the Word on high,\nThe host of angels cry:\nMay Christ be praised!\nMay mortals, to upraise\nTheir voice in hymn of praise:\nMay Christ be praised!\nMay Christ be praised!\n\n5.\nLet earth's wide circle round\nIn joyful notes resound:\nMay Christ be praised!\nLet air and sea and sky,\nFrom depths to heights reply:\nMay Christ be praised!\nMay Christ be praised!\n\n6.\nBe this, while life is mine,\nMy canticle divine:\nMay Christ be praised!\nBe this th'eternal song,\nThrough all the ages on:\nMay Christ be praised!\nMay Christ be praised!\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 64-65\n\n----------\n\nNo. 43\n\nOUR BLESSED LORD\n\nCrown Him with many Crowns\n\nProcessional\nMatthew Bridges\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nWith expression\n\n1.\nCrown Him with many crowns,\nThe Lamb upon the throne;\nHark, how the heav'nly anthem drowns\nAll music but its own;\nAwake, my soul and sing\nOf Him who dies for thee,\nAnd hail Him as thy matchless King\nThro' all eternity.\n\n2.\nCrown Him the Virgin's Son,\nThe God Incarnate born;\nWhose arm those crimson trophies won,\nWhich now His brow adorn!\nFruit of the Mystic Rose,\nAs of the Rose the Stem;\nThe Root whence Mercy ever flows,\nThe Babe of Bethlehem.\n\n3.\nCrown Him the Lord of Love:\nBehold His hands and side,\nRich Wounds, yet visible above\nIn beauty glorified:\nNo Angel in the sky\nCan fully bear that sight,\nBut downward bends his burning eye\nAt mysteries so bright.\n\n4.\nCrown Him the Lord of peace,\nWhose pow'r a sceptre sways\nFrom pole to pole, that wars may cease,\nAbsorbed in pray'r and praise:\nHis reign shall know no end,\nAnd round His pier-ced Feet\nFair flow'rs of Paradise extend\nTheir fragrance ever sweet.\n\n5.\nCrown Him the Lord of heaven,\nOne with the Father known,\nAnd the blest Spirit through Him giv'n\nFrom yonder Triune throne:\nAll hail, Redeemer, hail!\nFor Thou hast died for me;\nThy praise shall never, never fail\nThro'out eternity.\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 66-67\n\n----------\n\nNo. 44\n\nOUR BLESSED LORD\n\nJesus, Lord, be Thou mine own\nMondo, piu, per me non sei\n\nCommunion Hymn\nSt. Alphonsus\nDon Lorenzo Perosi\nTr. Rev. E. Vaughan, C. SS. R.\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nJesus Lord, be Thou mine own;\nThee I long for, Thee alone;\nAll myself, I give to Thee;\nDo whate'er Thou wilt with me.\n\n2.\nLife without Thy love would be\nDeath, O Sovereign Good, to me;\nBound and held by Thy dear chains\nCaptive now my heart remains.\n\n3.\nThou, O God, my heart inflame,\nGive that love which Thou dost claim;\nPayment I will ask for none;\nLove demands but love alone.\n\n4.\nGod of beauty, Lord of Light,\nThy good will is my delight;\nNow henceforth Thy will divine\nEver shall in all be mine.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 68\n\n----------\n\nNo. 45\n\nOUR BLESSED LORD\n\nLoving Shepherd of Thy Sheep\nThe Good Shepherd\n\nProcessional\nPastor Amans\nMiss J. E. Leeson   (1807-1882)\nAdaptation of a Litany Melody from Catholic Hymntunes\n(Publ. 1819; J.M.Capes)\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nLoving Shepherd of Thy sheep\nKeep me, Lord in safety keep;\nNothing can Thy pow'r withstand,\nNone can pluck me from Thy Hand.\nLoving Shepherd, Thou didst give\nThine own life that I might live;\nMay I love Thee day by day,\nGladly Thy sweet Will obey.\n\n2.\nLoving Shepherd, ever near,\nTeach me still Thy voice to hear;\nSuffer not my step to stray\nFrom the strait and narrow way.\nWhere Thou leadest may I go,\nWalking in Thy steps below;\nThen before Thy Father's throne,\nJesus, claim me for Thine own.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 69-70\n\n----------\n\nNo. 46\n\nTHE BLESSED SACRAMENT\n\nThe Very Angels' Bread\nPanis Angelicus\n\nTr. by Rt. Rev. Msgr. H. T. Henry, Litt.D.\nP. Meurers\n\n\nSlowly\n\n1.\nThe very Angels' Bread\nDoth food to men afford;\nThe types have vanished,\nRemains the Truth adored:\nO wonderous mystery\nTheir banquet is the Lord\nThe poor and lowly, bond and free.\n\n2.\nO God forever blest,\nO Three in One, we pray:\nVisit the longing breast\nEnter this house of clay,\nAnd lead us through the Night\nUnto the perfect Day\nWhere dwellest Thou in endless light.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 71\n\n----------\n\nNo. 47\n\nTHE BLESSED SACRAMENT\n\nSoul of my Saviour\nAnima Christi\n\nL. Dobici\n\n\nSlowly: with devotion\n\n1.\nSoul of my Savior sanctify my breast,\nBody of Christ, be Thou my saving guest;\nBlood of my Saviour bathe me in Thy Tide;\nWash me, ye waters gushing from His Side.\n\n2.\nStrength and protection may His Passion be,\nO blessed Jesus, hear and answer me;\nDeep in Thy Wounds, Lord, hide and shelter me;\nSo shall I never, never part from Thee.\n\n3.\nGuard and defend me from the foe malign;\nIn death's drear moments make me only Thine;\nCall me and bid me come to Thee on high,\nWhere I may praise Thee with Thy Saints for aye.\n\n\nPage 72\n\n----------\n\nNo. 48\n\nTHE BLESSED SACRAMENT\n\nThee prostrate I adore\n(Adoro Te devote)\n\nSt. Thomas Aquinas\nTranslated by Father Aylward, O. P.\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nModerato devoto\n\n1.\nThee prostrate I adore, The Deity that lies\nBeneath these humble veils, Concealed from human eyes;\nMy heart doth wholly yield, Subjected to Thy sway,\nFor contemplating Thee it wholly faints away.\n\nChorus\nHail, Jesus, hail; do Thou, Good Shepherd of the sheep,\nIncrease in all true hearts the faith they fondly keep.\n\n2.\nThe sight, the touch, the taste, In Thee are here deceived;\nBut by the ear alone this truth is safe believed;\nI hold whate'er the Son of God hath said to me;\nThan this blest word of truth no word can truer be,\n\n3.\nI see not with mine eyes, Thy Wounds, as Thomas saw;\nYet own Thee for my God with equal love and awe;\nOh grant me, that my faith may ever firmer be,\nThat all my hope and love may still repose in Thee.\n\n4.\nMemorial sweet, that shows the death of my dear Lord;\nThou living bread, that life dost unto man afford;\nOh grant, that this my soul may ever live on Thee,\nThat Thou mayst evermore its only sweetness be.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 73-74\n\n----------\n\nNo. 49\n\nTHE BLESSED SACRAMENT\n\nJesus, gentlest Saviour\n\nThanksgiving after Communion\nFor additional Communion Hymns See Nos. 41, 44, 51, 54, 128 to 131.\nFather Faber\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nAndante semplice\n\n1.\nJesus, gentlest Saviour!\nGod of might and pow'r!\nThou Thyself art dwelling\nIn us at this hour.\nNature cannot hold Thee,\nHeav'ns is all too strait\nFor Thine endless glory\nAnd Thy royal state.\n\n2.\nOut beyond the shining\nOf the furthest star,\nThou art ever stretching\nInfinitely far.\nYet the hearts of children\nHold what words cannot,\nAnd the God of wonders\nLoves the lowly spot.\n\n3.\nOh, how can we thank Thee\nFor a gift like this,\nGift that truly maketh\nHeav'ns eternal bliss!\nAh! When wilt Thou always\nMake our hearts Thy home?\nWe must wait for heaven\nThen the day will come.\n\n4.\nNow at least we'll keep Thee\nAll the time we may;\nBut Thy grace and blessing\nWe will keep alway.\nWhen our hearts Thou leavest\nWorthless tho' they be,\nGive them to Thy Mother\nTo be kept for Thee.\n\nPage 75\n\n----------\n\nNo. 50\n\nTHE BLESSED SACRAMENT\n\nThe Word, descending from above\nVerbum supernum prodiens\n\nSt. Thomas Aquinas\nTranslated by the Rev. E. Caswall\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nNon troppo lento\n\n1.\nThe Word descending from above,\nThough with the Father still on high,\nWent forth upon His work of love;\nAnd soon to life's last eve drew nigh.\n\n2.\nHe shortly to a death accursed\nBy a disciple shall be giv'n;\nBut, to His twelve disciples, first\nHe gives Himself, the Bread of Heav'n.\n\n3.\nHimself in either kind He gave;\nHe gave His Flesh, He gave His Blood;\nOf flesh and blood all men are made;\nAnd He of man would be the Food.\n\n4.\nAt birth our brother He became;\nAt meat Himself as food He gives;\nTo ransom us He died in shame;\nAs our reward, in bliss He lives.\n\n5.\nO saving victim open wide\nThe gate of Heav'n to man below!\nSore press our foes from ev'ry side;\nThine aid supply, Thy strength bestow.\n\n6.\nTo Thy great Name be endless praise,\nImmortal Godhead, One in Three!\nOh, grant us endless length of days,\nIn out true native land, with Thee.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 76\n\n----------\n\nNo. 51\n\nTHE BLESSED SACRAMENT\n\nHail to Thee! true Body\nAve Verum Corpus\n\nJ. F. Kloss\nTranslated by Father Caswall\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nCon anima\n\nHail to Thee, true Body sprung\nFrom the Virgin Mary's womb!\nThe same that on the Cross was hung,\nAnd bore for man the bitter doom!\nThou, Whose Side was pierc'd and flow'd\nBoth with water and with blood;\nSuffer us to taste of Thee,\nIn our life's last agony.\nSon of Mary, Jesus blest!\nSweetest, gentlest, holiest!\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 77-78\n\n----------\n\nNo. 52.\n\nTHE BLESSED SACRAMENT\n\nSing, my tongue, the Saviour's glory\nPange Lingua gloriosi\n\nTr. Rev. E. Caswall\nM. Haydn\n\n\n1.\nSing, my tongue, the Saviour's glory,\nOf His Flesh the myst'ry sing;\nOf the Blood all price exceeding\nShed by our immortal King,\nDestined, for the world's redemption,\nFrom a noble womb to spring,\n\n2.\nOf a pure and spotless Virgin\nBorn for us on earth below,\nHe, as Man, with man conversing,\nStayed, the seeds of truth to sow;\nThen He closed in solemn order\nWonderously His Life of Woe.\n\n3.\nOn the night of that Last Supper,\nSeated with His chosen band,\nHe the Paschal victim eating,\nFirst fulfills the law's command;\nThen, as Food to His Apostles\nGives Himself with His own Hand.\n\n4.\nWord made Flesh, the bread of nature\nBy His word to Flesh He turns;\nWine into His Blood He changes:\nWhat through sense no change discerns?\nOnly be the heart in earnest,\nFaith her lesson quickly learns.\n\nTantum ergo Sacramentum\n\n5.\nDown in adoration falling,\nLo! The sacred Host we hail;\nLo! O'er ancient forms departing,\nNewer rites of grace prevail;\nFaith for all defects supplying,\nWhere the feeble senses fail.\n\n6.\nTo the Everlasting Father,\nAnd the Son Who reigns on high,\nWith the Holy Ghost proceeding\nForth from Each eternally,\nBe salvation, honor, blessing,\nMight, and endless majesty. Amen.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 79-80\n\n----------\n\nNo. 53\n\nTHE BLESSED SACRAMENT\n\nJesus, my Lord, my God, my All\n\nFather Faber\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nSlowly\n\n1.\nJesus, my Lord, my God, my All!\nHow can I love Thee as I ought?\nAnd how revere this wondrous gift,\nSo far surpassing hope or thought?\n\nRefrain\nSweet Sacrament! We Thee adore!\nOh, make us love Thee more and more.   (Repeat refrain ad lib)\n\n2.\nHad I but Mary's sinless heart\nTo love Thee with my dearest King!\nOh, with what bursts of fervent praise\nThy goodness, Jesus! Would I sing!\n\n3.\nThy Body, Soul, and Godhead all!\nO mystery of love divine!\nI cannot compass all I have,\nFor all Thou hast and art are mine.\n\n4.\nSound, sound His praises higher still,\nAnd come, ye angels, to our aid;\n'Tis God! 'tis God! The very God,\nWhose pow'r both man and angels made!\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 81-82\n\n----------\n\nNo. 54\n\nTHE BLESSED SACRAMENT\n\nJesus, Food of Angels\n\nCommunion Hymn\nPartendo dal Mondo\nTranslated by Father E. Vaughan, C. S. S. R.\nCh. Gounod\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante Religioso\n\n1.\nJesus, food of angels,\nMonarch of the heart;\nOh, that I could never\nFrom Thy Face depart!\nYes, Thou ever dwellest\nHere for love of me,\nHidden Thou remainest,\nGod of Majesty.\n\n2.\nSoon I hope to see Thee,\nAnd enjoy Thy love,\nFace to face, sweet Jesus,\nIn Thy heav'n above.\nBut on earth an exile\nMy delight shall be\nEver to be near Thee\nVeiled for love of me.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 83\n\n----------\n\nNo. 55\n\nTHE BLESSED SACRAMENT\n\nO Jesus Christ, remember\nGesu Sacramentato\n\nFather Caswall\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nWith devotion\n\n1.\nO Jesus Christ, remember,\nWhen Thou shalt come again,\nUpon the clouds of Heaven,\nWith all Thy shining train;\nWhen ev'ry eye shall see Thee\nIn Deity revealed,\nWho now upon this altar\nIn silence art concealed;\n\n2.\nRemember then, O Saviour,\nI supplicate of Thee,\nThat here I bowed before Thee\nUpon my bended knee;\nThat here I owned Thy Presence,\nAnd did not Thee deny;\nAnd glorified Thy greatness,\nThough hid from human eye.\n\n3.\nAccept Divine Redeemer,\nThe homage of my praise;\nBe Thou the light and honor\nAnd glory of my days;\nBe Thou my consolation\nWhen death is drawing nigh;\nBe Thou my only treasure\nThrough all eternity.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 84-85\n\n----------\n\nNo.56\n\nTHE BLESSED SACRAMENT\n\nWondrous love that cannot falter\n\n(Hymn of the Association of Perpetual Adoration)\nTr. Rt. Rev. Msgr. H. T. Henry\nCh. Gounod\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante con espressione\n\n1.\nWondrous love that cannot falter!\nJesus in the Host doth dwell\nDay and night upon the Alter\nNear to those He loves so well.\n\nRefrain\nLow in endless worship bent,\nPraise the Blessed Sacrament.\n\n2.\nAngel hosts are hushed in wonder\nAnd adore with folded wings:\nFor the lowly Species under,\nHidden lies the King of Kings.\n\n3.\nTho' the Heav'nly choir rejoices\nPraise and sing His loving ear\nSeeks the tribute of our voices:\n'Tis for us He waiteth here!\n\n4.\nAll He hath in highest Heaven\nVeiled in the Host we see:\nAnd to us the care is given\nOf His wondrous poverty.\n\n5.\nBread of Angels! Who can measure\nAll it means? this daily food\nAnd the daily granted treasure\nOf His sacrificial Blood?\n\n6.\nBending low in adoration\nEver constant let us be,\nMaking Jesus Reparation\nFor the worlds in constancy.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 86-87\n\n----------\n\nNo. 57\n\nTHE BLESSED SACRAMENT\n\nO Food to Pilgrims Given\nO Esca Viatorum\n\n17th Century\nH. Isaak (1493)\nTranslated by Rt. Rev. Msgr. H. T. Henry, Litt.D.\nHarmonized by J. S. Bach\n\n\nSlowly\n\n1.\nO Food of pilgrims given,\nBread of the hosts of Heaven\nThou Manna of the sky!\nFeed with the blessed sweetness,\nOf Thy divine completeness\nThe hearts that for Thee sigh.\n\n2.\nO Fountain ruby glowing,\nO stream of love outflowing\nFrom Jesus' pierc-ed Side!\nThis thought alone shall bless us\nThis one desire possess us,\nTo drink of Thy sweet tide.\n\n3.\nWe love Thee, Jesu tender\nWho hid'st Thine awful splendor\nBeneath these veils of grace:\nO let the veils be riven,\nAnd our clear eye in heaven\nBehold Thee face to face!\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 88\n\n----------\n\nNo. 58\n\nTHE SACRED HEART\n\nO Heart of Jesus, Heart of God\n\nLady G. Fullerton\nNicola. A. Montani\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nO Heart of Jesus, Heart of God,\nO source of boundless love;\nBy angels praised, by saints adored\nFrom their bright throne above.\nThe poorest, saddest heart on earth,\nMay claim Thee for its own;\nO burning, throbbing Heart of Christ,\nToo late, too little known.\n\n2.\nThe hearts of men are often hard\nAnd full of selfish care;\nBut in the Sacred Heart we find\nA refuge from despair.\nTo Thee, my Jesus, then I come,\nA poor and helpless child;\nAnd on Thine own words \"Come to Me,\"\nMy only hope I build.\n\n3.\nThe world is cold, and life is sad,\nI crave this blessed rest\nOf those who lay their weary heads\nUpon Thy sacred Breast.\nFor love is stronger far than death,\nAnd who can love like Thee,\nMy Saviour, Whose appealing Heart\nBroke on the Cross for me?\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 89-90\n\n----------\n\nNo. 59\n\nTHE SACRED HEART\n\nSacred Heart of Jesus, fount of love\n\nFrom a Slovak Hymnal\nArr. by N. A .M.\n\n\nSlowly\n\n1.\nSacred Heart of Jesus, fount of love and mercy,\nToday we come Thy blessing to implore;\nOh, touch our hearts, so cold and so ungrateful,\nAnd make them, Lord, Thine own forever more.\n\nRefrain\nSacred Heart of Jesus! We implore,\nOh, makes us love Thee more and more.\n\n2.\nSacred Heart of Jesus! Make us know and love Thee,\nUnfold to us the treasures of Thy grace,\nThat so our hearts, from things of earth up lifted,\nMay long alone to gaze upon Thy Face.\n\n3.\nSacred Heart of Jesus! Make us pure and gentle,\nAnd teach us how to do Thy blessed will;\nTo follow close the print of Thy dear footsteps,\nAnd when we fall Sacred Heart, oh, love us still.\n\n4.\nSacred Heart of Jesus! Bless all hearts that love Thee,\nAnd Thine own Heart ever blessed be;\nBless us, dear Lord, and bless the friends we cherish,\nAnd keep us true to Mary and to Thee.\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 91-92\n\n----------\n\nNo. 60\n\nTHE SACRED HEART\n\nJesus, Creator of the world\n(Auctor beate saeculi)\n\nUnison or two-part chorus\nTranslated by Father Caswall\nJ. d' Hooghe\n\n\nAndantino\n\n1.\nJesus, Creator of the world!\nOf all mankind Redeemed blest!\nTrue God of God! In Whom we see\nThe Father's Image clear expressed.\n\n2.\nThee, Saviour, love alone constrain'd\nTo make our mortal flesh Thine own;\nAnd as a second Adam come,\nFor the first Adam to atone.\n\n3.\nThat self same love that made the sky,\nWhich made the sea, and stars, and earth,\nTook pity on our misery,\nAnd broke the bondage of our birth.\n\n4.\nO Jesu! In Thy Heart divine\nMay that same love forever glow,\nForever mercy to mankind,\nFrom that exhaustless fountain flow.\n\n5.\nFor this Thy Sacred Heart was pierced,\nAnd both with Blood and Water ran;\nTo cleanse us from the stains of guilt,\nAnd be the hope of strength of man.\n\n6.\nTo God the Father, and the Son,\nAll praise, and pow'r, and glory be;\nWith Thee, O holy Paraclete,\nHenceforth through a eternity.\n\n\nPage 93-94\n\n----------\n\nNo. 61\n\nTHE SACRED HEART\n\nTo Jesus' Heart all burning\n\nAloys Schlor\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nSlowly\n\n1.\nTo Jesus' Heart, all burning\nWith fervent love for men,\nMy heart with fondest yearning\nShall raise its joyful strain.\n\nRefrain\nWhile ages course along,\nBlest be with the loudest song\nThe Sacred Heart of Jesus\nBy ev'ry heart and tongue!\n\n2.\nToo true I have forsaken\nThy love by wilful sin;\nYet now let me be taken\nBack by Thy grace again.\n\n3.\nAs Thou art meek and lowly,\nAnd ever pure of heart,\nSo may my heart be wholly\nOf Thine the counterpart,\n\n4.\nO that to me were given\nThe pinions of a dove,\nI'd speed aloft to heaven,\nMy Jesus' love to prove.\n\n5.\nWhen life away is flying,\nAnd earth's false glare is done;\nStill, Sacred heart, in dying\nI'll say I'm all Thine own.\n\n\nPage 95-96\n\n----------\n\nNo. 62\n\nTHE SACRED HEART\n\nHeart of Jesus! golden chalice\n\nProcessional\nBishop Casartelli\nCh. Gounod\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nSlowly with devotion\n\n1.\nHeart of Jesus! golden chalice\nBrimming with the ruddy Wine,\nTrodden in the press of fury,\nPurest juice of truest vine,\nFrom the Vineyards of Engeddi,\nQuench this thirsty heart of mine.\n\n2.\nHeart of Jesus! Comb of honey\nFrom the cleft of Calvary's rock,\nSweetness coming from the Strong One,\nDripping from the green-wood stock;\nFamishing of death is on us:\nFeed, oh, feed Thy hungry flock!\n\n3.\nHeart of Jesus! Rose of Sharon\nGlist'ning with the dew of tears,\nAll among the thorny prickles\nLo! Thy blood-stained Head appears!\nSpread Thy fragrance all around us,\nSweetly lulling all our fears!\n\n4.\nHeart of Jesus! broken Vial\nFull of precious spikenard!\nAlabaster vase of ointment!\nSee, our souls are sore and hard:\nLet Thy healing virtue touch them,\nAnd from sin's corruption guards!\n\n\nPage 97\n\n----------\n\nNo. 63\n\nTHE SACRED HEART\n\nTo Christ, the Prince of Peace\nSummi Panentis filio\n\nProcessional\nTr. Rev. E. Caswall\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nWith Spirit\n\n1.\nTo Christ, the Prince of Peace,\nAnd Son of God most high,\nThe Father of the world to come,\nSing we with holy joy.\nDeep in His heart for us\nThe wound of love He bore;\nThat love, wherewith He still inflames\nThe hearts that Him adore.\n\n2.\nO Jesus! Victim blest!\nWhat else but love divine,\nCould Thee constrain to open thus\nThat Sacred Heat of Thine?\nO Fount of endless life!\nO Spring of water clear!\nO Flame celestial cleansing all\nWho unto Thee draws near.\n\n3.\nHide me in Thy dear Heart,\nFor thither do I fly;\nThere seek Thy grace thro' life,\nIn death Thine immortality.\nPraise to the Father be,\nAnd sole begotten Son,\nPraise, Holy Paraclete, to Thee\nWhile endless ages run.\n\n\nPage 98\n\n----------\n\nNo. 64\n\nTHE SACRED HEART\n\nO Heart of Jesus, purest Heart\n(Cor Jesu, Cor purissimum)\n\nTranslated by Father M. Russell, S. J.\nTraditional Melody\n\n\nCon anima\n\n1.\nO Heart of Jesus, purest Heart,\nA Shrine of holiness Thou art;\nCleanse Thou, my heart, so sordid cold,\nAnd stained by sins so manifold.\n\n2.\nTake from me, Lord, this tepid will,\nWhich doth Thy Heart with loathing fill;\nAnd then infuse a spirit new,\nA fervent spirit, deep and true.\n\n3.\nMost humble Heart of all that beat,\nHeart full of goodness, meek and sweet,\nGive me a heart more like to Thine,\nAnd light the flame of love in mine.\n\n4.\nBut, ah, were e'en my heart on fire\nWith all the seraphim's desire,\nTill love a conflagration proved,\nNot yet wouldst Thou enough be loved.\n\nPage 99\n\n----------\n\nNo.65\n\nTHE SACRED HEART\n\nO dearest Love divine\n\nRt. Rev. Msgr. H. T. Henry, Litt. D.\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nAndante devoto\n\n1.\nO dearest love divine,\nMy heart to Thee I give,\nExchanging it for Thine,\nThat Thou in me may'st live.\nMost loving and most meek,\nHearts only dost Thou seek:\nO may my heart but prove\nA love like Thine, sweet Love!\n\n2.\nWho can requite the love\nShown in the wondrous plan,\nWhereby the God above\nFor me became a Man?\nThou say'st \"Give Me thy heart!\"\nWith it I freely part\nHoping that it may prove\nA love like Thine, sweet Love!\n\n3.\nThy heart is opened wide\nThat, freely ent'ring in,\nI may Thy guest abide,\nAnd new life begin.\nThis doest Thou, to gain\nMy love, and e'er retain:\nO may my answer prove\nA love like Thine, sweet Love!\n\n4.\nHere in Thy Heart I find\nA haven of sweet rest,\nAn ever-quite mind,\nA mansion of the Blest.\nRock that was cleft for me,\nBehold, I fly to Thee,\nLike a world-weary dove,\nHome to its mated Love!\n\n\nPage 100\n\n----------\n\nNo. 66\n\nTHE SACRED HEART\n\nSacred Heart! in accents burning\n\nSacred Song\nEleanor C. Donnelly (By permission)\nCh. Gounod\nAdapted and arr. by N. A. Montani\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nSacred Heart in accents burning\nPour we forth our love of Thee;\nHere our hopes and here our yearnings\nMeet and mingle tenderly.\nHeart of mercy ever eager,\nAll our woes and wounds to heal!\nHeart, most patient, Heart most pure!\nTo our souls, Thy depths reveal.\n\n\nRefrain\nSacred Heart of our Redeemer!\nPierced with love on Calvary!\nHeart of Jesus ever loving,\nMake us burn with love of Thee!\nPraise to Thee! O Sacred Heart!\n\n2.\nHeart of bounty Thou art bringing\nAll Thy thirsting children here,\nWhere the living waters springing\nTell of hope and comfort near.\nO Thou Source of ev'ry blessing!\nSweetest, strongest, holiest, blest!\nBe our treasure here on earth,\nAnd in Heav'n be Thou our rest.\n\n\nPage 101-102\n\n----------\n\nNo. 67\n\nTHE SACRED HEART\n\nAll ye who seek a comfort sure\n\n(Old Office of the Sacred Heart)\nTranslated by Father Caswall\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nMaestoso\n\n1.\nAll ye who seek a comfort sure\nIn trouble and distress,\nWhatever sorrow vex the mind,\nOr guilt the soul oppress:\nJesus, who gave Himself for you\nUpon the Cross to die,\nOpens to you His sacred Heart;\nOh, to that Heart draw nigh!\n\n2.\nYe hear how kindly He invites;\nYe hear His words so blest:\n\"All ye that labor, come to Me,\nAnd I will give you rest.\"\nWhat meeker than the Saviour's Heart?\nAs on the Cross He lay;\nIt did His murderers forgive,\nAnd for their pardon pray.\n\n3.\nO Heart! Thou joy of Saints on high,\nThou Hope of sinners here!\nAttracted by these loving words,\nTo Thee I lift my pray'r.\nWash Thou my wounds in that dear Blood\nWhich forth from Thee doth flow,\nNew grace, new hope, inspire; a new\nAnd better heart bestow.\n\n\nPage 103-104\n\n----------\n\nNo. 68\n\nTHE SACRED HEART\n\nA Message from the Sacred Heart\n\nFather M. Russell\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nAllegro Moderato\n\n1.\nA message from the Sacred Heart;\nWhat may its message be?\n\"My Child, My Child, give Me thy heart\nMy Heart has bled for thee.\"\nThis is the message Jesus sends\nTo my poor heart today,\nAnd eager from His Throne He bends\nTo hear what I shall say.\n\n2.\nA message to the Sacred Heart;\nOh, bear it back with speed;\n\"Come, Jesus, reign within my heart\nThy Heart is all I need.\"\nThus, Lord, I'll pray until I share\nThat home whose joy Thou art;\nNo message, dearest Jesus, there,\nFor heart will speak to heart.\n\n\nPage 105\n\n----------\n\nNo. 69\n\nTHE SACRED WOUNDS\n\nThere is an everlasting home\n\nM. Bridges\nM. Mattoni\n\n\nSlowly\n\n1.\nThere is an everlasting home\nWhere contrite souls may hide,\nWhere death and danger dare not come\nThe Saviour's side.\n\n2.\nIt was cleft of matchless love\nOpen'd when He had died:\nWhen mercy hailed in worlds above\nThat wounded Side.\n\n3.\nHail, Rock of Ages, pierced for me,\nThe grave of all my pride;\nHope, peace and heav'n are all in Thee,\nThy shelt'ring Side.\n\n4.\nThere issued forth a double flood,\nThe sin atoning tide,\nIn streams of water and of blood\nFrom that dear Side.\n\n5.\nThere is the only fount of bliss,\nIn joy and sorrow tried;\nNo refuge for the heart like this\nA Saviour's Side.\n\n6.\nThither the Church, thro' all her days\nPoints as a faithful guide;\nAnd celebrates with ceaseless praise\nThat spear-pierced Side.\n\n7.\nThere is the golden gate of heav'n,\nAn entrance for the Bride,\nWhere the sweet crown of life is giv'n\nThrough Jesus' Side.\n\n\nPage 106\n\n----------\n\nNo. 70\n\nTHE SACRED WOUNDS\n\nHail, Rock of Ages\n\n(From the Hymn \"There is an everlasting home\" No. 69)\nM. Bridges\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nModerato (alla breve)\n\n1.\nHail, Rock of Ages, pierced for me,\nThe grave of all my pride:\nHope, peace and heav'n are all in Thee,\nThy shelt'ring Side.\n\n2.\nThere issued forth a double flood\nThe sin atoning tide,\nIn streams of water and of blood\nFrom that dear Side.\n\n3.\nThere is the only fount of bliss,\nIn joy and sorrow tried;\nNo refuge for the heart like this\nA Saviour's Side.\n\n4.\nThere is the golden gate of heav'n,\nAn entrance for the Bride,\nWhere the sweet crown of life is giv'n,\nThrough Jesus' Side.\n\n\nPage 107\n\n----------\n\nNo. 71\n\nTHE PRECIOUS BLOOD\n\nHail, Jesus, hail!\n(Viva! Viva! Gesu)\n\nFrom the Italian by Father Faber\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nCon Spirito\n\n1.\nHail, Jesus, hail! Who for my sake\nSweet Blood from Mary's veins didst take,\nAnd shed it all for me;\nOh, blessed by my Saviour's Blood,\nMy life, my light, my only good,\nTo all eternity,\nTo all eternity.\n\n2.\nTo endless ages let us praise\nThe Precious Blood, whose price could raise\nThe world from wrath and sin;\nWhose streams our inward thirst appease,\nAnd heal the sinner's worst disease,\nIf he but bathe therein,\nIf he but bathe therein.\n\n3.\nOh, to be sprinkled from the wells\nOf Christ's own Sacred Blood,\nExcels Earth's best and highest bliss:\nOh ministers of wrath divine\nHurt not the happy hearts that shine\nWith those red drops of His,\nWith those red drops of His.\n\n4.\nAh! There is joy amid the saints,\nAnd hell's despairing courage faints\nWhen this sweet song we raise:\nOh louder then, and louder still,\nEarth with one mighty chorus fill,\nThe Precious Blood to praise,\nThe Precious Blood to praise.\n\n\nPage 108-109\n\n----------\n\nNo. 72\n\nTHE PRECIOUS BLOOD\n\nGlory be to Jesus\n(Viva! Viva! Gesu)\n\nSee also Hymn No. 18\nTr. Rev. E. Caswall\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nAllegro modto\n\n1.\nGlory be to Jesus,\nWho in bitter pains\nPoured for me the life-blood\nFrom His Sacred Veins.\nGrace and life eternal\nIn that Blood I find;\nBlest be His compassion,\nInfinitely kind!\n\n2.\nBlest thro' endless ages\nBe the precious stream,\nWhich from endless torment\nDoth the world redeem!\nThere the fainting spirit\nDrinks of life her fill;\nThere, as in a fountain,\nLaves herself at will.\n\n3.\nAbel's Blood for vengeance\nPleading to the skies;\nBut the Blood of Jesus\nFor our pardon cries.\nOft  as it is sprinkled\nOn our guilty hearts,\nSatan in confusion\nTerror-struck departs.\n\n4.\nOft as earth exulting\nWafts its praise on high,\nHell with terror trembles,\nHeav'n is filled with joy.\nLift ye, then, your voices,\nSwell the mighty flood;\nLouder still, and louder\nPraise the Precious Blood.\n\n\nPage 110\n\n----------\n\nNo. 73\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nHail, thou Star of ocean!\nAve Maris Stella\n\nTranslated by Father Caswall\nM. Taddei\n\n\nAndante religioso\n\n1.\nHail, thou start of the ocean!\nPortal of the sky,\nEver Virgin Mother\nOf the Lord most high!\n\n2.\nOh! By Gabriel's Ave,\nUttered long ago,\nEva's name reversing,\n'Stablish peace below.\n\n3.\nBreak the captive's fetters;\nLight on blindness pour;\nAll our ills expelling,\nEv'ry bliss implore.\n\n4.\nShow thyself a Mother;\nOffer Him our sighs,\nWho for us Incarnate\nDid not thee despise.\n\n5.\nVirgin of all Virgins!\nTo thy shelter take us;\nGentlest of the gentle!\nChaste and gentle make us.\n\n6.\nStill as on we journey,\nHelp our weak endeavor;\nTill with thee and Jesus\nWe rejoice forever.\n\n7.\nThro' the highest Heaven,\nTo the Almighty Three,\nFather Son, Holy Spirit,\nOne same glory be.\n\n\nPage 111\n\n----------\n\nNo. 74\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nAve Maria! O Maiden, O Mother\nStar of the Sea\n\nSister M.\nFrom a Slovak Hymnal\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nSlowly: with expression\n\n1.\nAve Maria! O Maiden, O Mother,\nFondly thy children are calling on thee,\nThine are the graces unclaimed by another,\nSinless and beautiful Star of the Sea!\n\nRefrain\nMater Amabilis, ora pro nobis!\nPray for thy children who call upon thee;\nAve Sanctissima! Ave purissima!\nSinless and beautiful Star of the Sea!\n\n2.\nAve Maria! The night shades are falling,\nSoftly our voices arise unto thee,\nEarth's lonely exiles for succor are calling,\nSinless and beautiful Star of the Sea!\n\n3.\nAve Maria! Thy children are kneeling,\nWords of endearment are murmured to thee;\nSoftly thy spirit upon us is stealing\nSinless and beautiful Star of the Sea!\n\n4.\nAve Maria! Thou portal of Heaven,\nHarbor of refuge, to thee we do flee:\nLost in the darkness, by stormy winds driven,\nShine on our pathway, fair Star of the Sea!\n\n\nPage 112-113\n\n----------\n\nNo. 75\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nDaily, daily sing to Mary (A)\nOmni die dic Mariae\n\nSt. Casimir\nTranslated by Father Bittlestone\nTraditional Melody\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nWith spirit\n\n1.\nDaily, daily sing of Mary,\nSing, my soul, her praises due;\nAll her feats, her actions worship\nWith the hearts devotion true.\nLost in wond'ring contemplation,\nBe her majesty confest!\nCall her Mother, call her Virgin,\nHappy Mother, Virgin blest!\n\n2.\nShe is mighty to deliver;\nCall her, trust her lovingly:\nWhen the tempest rages round thee,\nShe will calm the troubled sea.\nGifts of Heaven she has given\nNoble lady! To our race:\nShe, the Queen, who decks her subjects\nWith the light of God's own grace.\n\n3.\nSing my tongue, the Virgin's trophies,\nWho for us our Maker bore;\nFor the curse of old inflicted,\nPeace and blessing to restore.\nSing the songs of praise unending\nSing the world's majestic Queen.\nWeary not nor faint in telling\nAll the gifts she gives to men.\n\n4.\nAll my senses, heart, affections,\nStrive to sound her glory forth:\nSpread abroad the sweet memorials\nOf the Virgin's priceless worth:\nWhere the voice of music thrilling,\nWhere the tongue of eloquence,\nThat can utter hymns beseeming\nAll her matchless excellence?\n\n\nPage 114-115\n\n----------\n\nNo.76\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nDaily, daily sing to Mary (B)\n\nSt. Casimir\nProcessional\nFather Bittlestone\nNicola. A. Montani\n\n\nAllegre modto\n\n1.\nDaily, daily sing of Mary,\nSing, my soul, her praises due;\nAll her feats, her actions worship\nWith the hearts devotion true.\nLost in wond'ring contemplation,\nBe her majesty confest!\nCall her Mother, call her Virgin,\nHappy Mother, Virgin blest!\nCall her Mother, call her Virgin,\nHappy Mother, Virgin blest!\n\n2.\nShe is mighty to deliver;\nCall her, trust her lovingly:\nWhen the tempest rages round thee,\nShe will calm the troubled sea.\nGifts of Heaven she has given\nNoble lady! To our race:\nShe, the Queen, who decks her subjects\nWith the light of God's own grace.\nShe, the Queen, who decks her subjects\nWith the light of God's own grace.\n\n3.\nSing my tongue, the Virgin's trophies,\nWho for us our Maker bore;\nFor the curse of old inflicted,\nPeace and blessing to restore.\nSing the songs of praise unending\nSing the world's majestic Queen.\nWeary not nor faint in telling\nAll the gifts she gives to men.\nWeary not nor faint in telling\nAll the gifts she gives to men.\n\n4.\nAll my senses, heart, affections,\nStrive to sound her glory forth:\nSpread abroad the sweet memorials\nOf the Virgin's priceless worth:\nWhere the voice of music thrilling,\nWhere the tongue of eloquence,\nThat can utter hymns beseeming\nAll her matchless excellence?\nThat can utter hymns beseeming\nAll her matchless excellence?\n\n\nPage 116-117\n\n----------\n\nNo.  77\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nMother of Mercy\nMater Misericordiae\n\nFather Faber\nS. M. Yenn\n\n\nAndante religioso\n\n1.\nMother of mercy, day by day,\nMy love of thee grows more and more;\nThy gifts are strewn upon my way\nLike sands upon the great seashore.\nThy gifts are strewn upon my way\nLike sands upon the great seashore.\n\n2.\nThough poverty and work and woe\nThe masters of my life may be,\nWhen times are worst who does not know\nDarkness is light with love of thee?\nWhen times are worst who does not know\nDarkness is light with love of thee?\n\n3.\nBut scornful men have coldly said\nThy love was leading me from God;\nAnd yet in this I did but tread\nThe very path my Saviour trod.\nAnd yet in this I did but tread\nThe very path my Saviour trod.\n\n4.\nThey know but little of Thy worth\nWho speak the heartless words to me,\nFor what did Jesus love on earth\nOne half so tenderly as thee?\nFor what did Jesus love on earth\nOne half so tenderly as thee?\n\n\nCopyright 1920 by N. A. M.\nPage 118-119\n\n----------\n\nNo.78\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nHail, all hail, great Queen of Heaven!\n\nOur Lady of Lourdes\nProcessional\n\n(The melody of Hymn No. 76 \"Daily, Daily\" may be used with this text, with\nrepetition of the last two lines of the refrain.)\n\nTraditional Melody (1750) \"Pone luctum\"\n\n\nWith spirit\n\n1.\nHail! all hail, great Queen of Heaven!\nHail! Sweet Notre Dame de Lourdes,\n'Neath whose care our weary exile\nIs from countless ills secured!\n\nRefrain\nThen let men and Angels praise thee\nFor each blessing thou'st procured,\nWhile in gladsome strains we're singing,\nHail! Sweet Notre Dame de Lourdes!\n\n2.\nBlest be thou above all others,\nMary, mistress of the spheres,\nStar of hope, serenely beaming\nThro' this darksome vale of tears.\n\n3.\nHappy angels joy to own thee,\nO'er their choirs exalted high,\nThron'd in blissful light and beauty,\nEmpress of the starry sky.\n\n4.\nAs the fount is still unsealing\nIts pure treasure softly fair,\nMay each drop be fraught with healing,\nDearest Mother, at thy pray'r.\n\nNote: For Congregational singing it is suggested that the hymn be\ntransposed a full tone lower.\n\nPage 120-121\n\n----------\n\nNo. 79\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nO purest of creatures\n\nThe Immaculate Conception\nFather Faber\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nSlowly\n\n1.\nO purest of the creatures! Sweet Mother, sweet maid!\nThe one spotless womb wherein Jesus was laid!\nDark night hath come down on us Mother! And we\nLook out for thy shining, sweet Star of the Sea!\nLook out for thy shining, sweet Star of the Sea!\n\n2.\nDeep night hath come down on this rough-spoken world,\nAnd the banners of darkness are boldly unfurl'd:\nAnd the tempest-tost Church all her eyes are on Thee,\nThey look to thy shining, sweet Star of the Sea!\nThey look to thy shining, sweet Star of the Sea!\n\n3.\nThe Church doth what God had first taught her to do;\nHe looked o'er the world to find hearts that were true;\nThro' the ages He looked, and He found none but thee,\nAnd He loved thy clear shining, sweet Star of the Sea!\nAnd He loved thy clear shining, sweet Star of the Sea!\n\n4.\nHe gazed on thy soul; it was spotless and fair;\nFor the empire of sin it had never been there;\nNone had ever owned thee, dear Mother, but He,\nAnd He bless'd thy clear shining, sweet Star of the Sea!\nAnd He bless'd thy clear shining, sweet Star of the Sea!\n\n\nPage 122-123\n\n----------\n\nNo. 80\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nWhither thus, in holy rapture?\nQuo sanctus ardor te rapit\n\nThe Visitation\nTranslated by the Rev. E. Caswall from a Slovak Hymnal\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nJoyously\n\n1.\nWither thus in holy rapture,\nRoyal maiden, art thou bent?\nWhy so fleetly art thou speeding\nUp the mountain's rough ascent?\nFilled with th'Eternal Godhead!\nGlowing with the Spirit's flame!\nLove it is that bears the onward,\nAnd supports thy tender frame.\n\n2.\nLo thine aged cousin claims thee,\nClaims thy sympathy and care;\nGod her shame from her hath taken,\nHe hath heard her fervent pray'r.\nBlessed Mothers! Joyful meeting!\nThou in her, the hand of God,\nShe in thee, with lips inspired,\nOwns the Mother of her Lord.\n\n3.\nAs the sun, his face concealing,\nIn a cloud withdraws from sight,\nSo in Mary then lay hidden\nHe Who is the world's true light.\nHonor, glory, virtue, merit,\nBe to Thee, O Virgin's Son!\nWith the Father, and the Spirit,\nWhile eternal ages run.\n\n\nPage 124-125\n\n----------\n\nNo. 81\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nHail Virgin, dearest Mary\n\nQueen of May\nS. M. Venn\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nHail Virgin, dearest Mary!\nOur lovely Queen of May!\nA spotless, blessed Lady,\nOur lovely Queen of May.\nThy children, humbly bending,\nSurround thy shrine so dear;\nWith heart and voice ascending,\nSweet Mary, hear our pray'r.\n\n2.\nBehold earth's blossoms springing\nIn beauteous form and hue.\nAll nature gladly bring\nHer sweetest charms to you.\nWe'll gather fresh, bright flowers,\nTo bind our fair queen's brow;\nFrom gay and verdant bowers,\nWe haste to crown thee now.\n\n3.\nHail Virgin, dearest Mary!\nOur lovely Queen of May,\nO spotless blessed Lady,\nOur lovely Queen of May.\nAnd now, our blessed Mother,\nSmile on our festal day;\nAccept our wreath of flowers,\nAnd be our Queen of May.\n\n\nBy permission\nCopyright 1920 by S. M. Yenn\n\nPage 126\n\n----------\n\nNo. 82\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nThis is the image of the Queen\n\nMonth of Mary\nCrowning Hymn\nTr. Rev. E. Caswall from a Slovak Hymnal\nArr. by N.A.M\n\n\nJoyously: Moderato\n\n1.\nThis is the image of the Queen\nWho reigns in bliss above;\nOf her who is the hope of men,\nWhom men and angels Love!\nMost holy Mary! at thy feet\nI bend a suppliant knee;\nIn this thy own sweet month of May,\nDear Mother of my God, I pray,\nDo thou remember me.\n\n2.\nThis homage offered at the feet\nOf Mary's image here\nTo Mary's self at once ascends\nAbove the starry sphere.\nMost holy Mary! at thy feet\nI bend a suppliant knee;\nIn all my joy, in all my pain,\nO Virgin born without a stain,\nDo thou remember me.\n\n3.\nHow fair soever be the form\nWhich here your eyes behold,\nIts beauty is by Mary's self\nExcell'd a thousand-fold.\nMost holy Mary! At thy feet\nI bend a suppliant knee;\nIn my temptations each and all\nFrom Eve derived in Adam's fall,\nDo thou remember me.\n\n4.\nSweet are the flowerets we have called\nThis image to adorn;\nBut sweeter far is Mary's self,\nThat rose without a thorn!\nMost holy Mary! At thy feet\nI bend a suppliant knee;\nWhen on the bed of death I lie,\nBy Him who did for sinners die,\nDo thou remember me.\n\n\nPage 127-128\n\n----------\n\nNo. 83\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nHail! Holy Queen, enthroned above\nSalve Regina\nMater Misericordiae\n\nTraditional Melody\nSalve Regina Coelitum\n\n\nAndante moderato\n\n1.\nHail, holy Queen, enthron'd above  O Maria!\nHail, Mother of Mercy and of Love!  O Maria!\n\nRefrain\nTriumph, all ye Cherubim,\nSing with us, ye Seraphim,\nHeav'n and earth resound the hymn:\nSalve, salve, salve Regina.\n\n2.\nOur life, our sweetness here below, O Maria!\nOur hope in sorrow and in woe, O Maria!\n\n3.\nTo thee we cry, poor sons of Eve, O Maria!\nTo thee we sigh, we mourn, we grieve. O Maria!\n\n4.\nThis earth is but a veil of tears, O Maria!\nA place of banishment, of fears, O Maria!\n\n5.\nTurn then, most gracious Advocate, O Maria!\nT'wards us thine eyes compassionate, O Maria!\n\n6.\nWhen this our exile is complete, O Maria!\nShow us thy Son, our Jesus sweet, O Maria!\n\n7.\nO clement, gracious, Mother sweet, O Maria!\nO virgin Mary, we entreat, O Maria!\n\n\nPage 129-130\n\n----------\n\nNo. 84\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nHail, Queen of heaven\nAve, Regina coelorum\n\nRev. Dr. Lingard\nTraditional Melody\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nHail, Queen of Heav'n, the ocean star,\nGuide of the Wanderer here below,\nThrown on life's surge, we claim thy care,\nSave us from peril and from woe.\nMother of Christ, Star of the sea,\nPray for the wanderer, pray for me.\n\n2.\nO gentle, chaste, and spotless Maid,\nWe sinners make our pray'rs thro' thee;\nRemind the Son that he has paid\nThe price of our iniquity.\nVirgin, most pure, Star of the Sea,\nPray for the sinner, pray for me.\n\n3.\nSojourners in this vale of tears,\nTo thee, blest Advocate, we cry,\nPity our sorrows, calm our fears,\nAnd soothe with hope our misery.\nRefuge in grief, Star of the Sea,\nPray for the mourner, pray for me.\n\n4.\nAnd while to Him Who reigns above,\nIn God-head One, in Persons Three,\nThe Source of life, of grace, of love,\nHomage we pay on bended knee\nDo thou, bright Queen, Star of the Sea,\nPray for the children, pray for me.\n\n\nPage 131\n\n----------\n\nNo. 85\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nRemember, holy Mary\nMemorare\n\nSt. Bernard\nTr. Rev. M. Russell, S.J. from a Slovak Hymnal\nAdapted by N.A.M.\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nRemember, Holy Mary,\n'Twas never heard or known\nThat any one who sought thee\nAnd made to thee his moan,\nThat any one who hastened\nFor shelter to thy care,\nWas ever yet abandoned\nAnd left to his despair.\n\n2.\nAnd so to thee, my Mother,\nWith filial faith I call,\nFor Jesus dying gave thee\nAs Mother to us all.\nTo thee, O Queen of virgins,\nO Mother meek, to thee\nI run with trustful fondness,\nLike child to mother's knee.\n\n3.\nSee at thy feet a sinner,\nGroaning and weeping sore\nAh! Throw thy mantle o'er me,\nAnd let me stray no more.\nThy Son has died to save me,\nAnd from His throne on high\nHis heart this moment yearneth\nFor even such as I.\n\n4.\nAll, all His love remember,\nAnd oh! Remember too\nHow prompt I am to purpose,\nHow slow and frail to do.\nYet scorn not my petitions,\nBut patiently give ear,\nAnd help me, O my Mother,\nMost loving and most dear.\n\n\nPage 132-133\n\n----------\n\nNo. 86\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nHail, full of grace and purity\n\nThe Rosary\nThe Joyful Mysteries\n\nFather Conway, O. P.\nIsabella Montani\n\n\nModerato\n\n1. The Annunciation: Humility.\n\nHail full of grace and purity!\nMeek Handmaid of the Lord,\nHail model of humility!\nChaste Mother of the Word.\n\n2. The Visitation: Charity to our neighbors.\n\nBy that pure love which prompted thee\nTo seek thy cousin blest,\nPray that the fires of charity\nMay burn within our breast.\n\n3. The Birth of Christ: Poverty.\n\nThis blessing beg, O Virgin Queen,\nFrom Jesus through His birth,\nBy holy poverty to wean\nOur hearts from things of earth.\n\n4. Presentation in the Temple: Obedience.\n\nMost Holy Virgin Maiden mild,\nObtain for us, we pray,\nTo imitate thy Holy Child,\nBy striving to obey.\n\n5.  The finding of Our Lord: Love Him and His service.\n\nBy thy dear Son, restored to thee,\nThis grace for us implore,\nTo serve our Lord most faithfully,\nAnd love Him more and more.\n\n6. Concluding Verse.\n\nQueen of the Holy Rosary,\nWith tender love look down,\nAnd bless the hearts that offer thee\nThis chaplet for thy crown.\n\n\nPage 134-135\n\n----------\n\nNo. 87\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nHear thy children, gentlest Mother\n\nChildren's Hymn to Our Lady\nFather Stanfield\nM. Haydn\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nHear thy children, gentlest Mother,\nPray'rful hearts to thee arise;\nHear us while our evening Ave\nSoars beyond the starry skies.\nDarkling shadows fall around us,\nStars their silent watches keep;\nHush the heart oppress'd with sorrow,\nDry the tears of those who weep.\n\n2.\nHear, sweet Mother, hear the weary,\nBorne upon life's troubled sea;\nGentle guiding Star of Ocean,\nLead thy children home to thee.\nStill watch o'er us, dearest Mother,\nFrom thy beauteous throne above;\nGuard us from all harm and danger,\n'Neath thy shelt'ring wings of love.\n\n\nPage 136\n\n----------\n\nNo. 88\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nO Most holy one\nO Sanctissima\n\nTranslated by Rev. J. M. Raker\nSicilian Melody\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nSlowly, with devotion\n\n1.\nO most holy one,\nO most lowly one,\nDearest Virgin Maria!\nMother of fair Love,\nHome of the Spirit Dove\nOra, ora pro nobis.\n\n2.\nHelp us in sadness drear,\nPort of gladness near,\nVirgin Mother Maria!\nIn pity heading,\nHear our pleading,\nOra, ora pro nobis.\n\n3.\nCall we fearfully,\nSadly, tearfully,\nSave us now, O Maria!\nLet us not languish,\nHeal thou our anguish,\nOra, ora pro nobis.\n\n4.\nMother, Maiden fair,\nLook with loving care,\nHear our pray'r, O Maria!\nOur sorrow feeling,\nSend us thy healing,\nOra, ora pro nobis.\n\n\nPage 137\n\n----------\n\nNo. 89\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nMother of Christ\n\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nNot too slow (alla breve)\n\n1.\nMother of Christ, Mother of Christ,\nWhat shall I ask of thee?\nI do not sigh for the wealth of earth,\nFor joys that fade and flee;\nBut, Mother of Christ, Mother of Christ,\nThis do I long to see,\nThe bliss untold which thine arms enfold,\nThe treasure upon thy knee.\n\n2.\nMother of Christ, Mother of Christ,\nWhat shall I do for thee?\nI love thy Son with my whole strength\nMy only King shall he be.\nYes, Mother of Christ, Mother of Christ,\nThis I do ask of thee,\nOf all that are dear or cherished here,\nNone shall be dear as He.\n\n3.\nMother of Christ, Mother of Christ,\nI toss on a stormy sea,\nO lift thy child as beacon high\nTo the port where I fain would be,\nThen, Mother of Christ, Mother of Christ,\nThis do I ask of thee,\nWhen the voyage is o'er, O stand on the shore\nAnd show Him at last to me.\n\n\nPage 138\n\n----------\n\nNo. 90\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nRaise your voices, vales and mountains\nCausa nostra laetitiae\n\nSt. Alphonsus Liguori\nTranslated by Rev. E. Vaughan\nWilliam Schultes (1815-1879)\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nJoyfully (alla breve)\n\n1.\nRaise your voices, vales and mountains,\nFlow'ry meadows, streams and fountains,\nPraise, O praise the loveliest Maiden\nThe Creator ever made.\n\n2.\nMurm'ring brooks your tribute bringing,\nLittle birds with joyful singing,\nCome with mirthful praises laden\nTo your Queen be homage paid.\n\n3.\nLike a sun with splendor glowing\nGleams thy heart with love o'erflowing,\nLike the moon in starry heaven\nShines thy peerless purity.\n\n4.\nLike the rose and lily blooming,\nSweetly heav'n and earth perfuming\nStainless, spotless thou appearest:\nQueenly beauty graces thee.\n\n\nPage 139\n\n----------\n\nNo. 91\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nO Mother! most afflicted\n\nOur Mother of Sorrows\nAnonymous\nTraditional Melody (1638)\n\n\nLento\n\n1.\nO Mother! Most afflicted,\nStanding beneath that tree,\nWhere Jesus hangs rejected\nOn the hill of Calvary!\n\nRefrain\nO Mary! sweetest Mother,\nWe love to pity thee;\nO! for the sake of Jesus\nLet us thy children be.\n\n2.\nThy heart is well-nigh breaking,\nThy Jesus thus to see,\nDerided, wounded, dying,\nIn greatest agony.\n\n3.\nHis livid Form is bleeding,\nHis Soul with sorrow wrung,\nWhilst thou, afflicted Mother,\nShar'st the torments of thy Son.\n\n4.\nO Mary! Queen of Martyrs,\nThe sword had pierced thy heart,\nObtain for us of Jesus\nIn thy grief to bear apart.\n\n5.\nO dear and loving Mother!\nEntreat that we may be\nNear thee and thy dear Jesus\nNow and eternally\n\n\nPage 140-141\n\n----------\n\nNo. 92\n\nSAINTS, St. Joseph\n\nO blessed Saint Joseph\n\nThe Patronage of St. Joseph\nFather Faber\nMelody from the Trier Gesangbuch (1872)\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nO blessed Saint Joseph, how great was thy worth,\nThe one chosen shadow of God upon earth,\nThe father of Jesus! Ah then, wilt thou be,\nSweet spouse of our Lady! A father to me?\n\n2.\nFor thou to the pilgrim art father and guide,\nAnd Jesus and Mary felt safe by thy side;\nAh, blessed Saint Joseph, how safe I should be,\nSweet spouse of our Lady! If thou wert with me!\n\n3.\nWhen the treasures of God where unsheltered on earth,\nSafe keeping was found them both in thy worth;\nO father of Jesus, be father to me,\nSweet spouse of our Lady! And I will love thee.\n\n\nPage 142\n\n----------\n\nNo. 93\n\nSAINTS, St. Joseph\n\nGreat Saint Joseph! Son of David\nDu aus David's\n\nTranslated by Bishop Casartelli from a Slovak Hymnal\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nCon Spirito\n\n1.\nGreat Saint Joseph! Son of David,\nFoster father of our Lord,\nSpouse of Mary ever Virgin,\nKeeping o'er them watch and ward!\nIn the stable thou didst guard them\nWith a father's loving care;\nThou by God's command didst save them\nFrom the cruel Herod's snare.\n\n2.\nThree long days in grief and anguish\nWith His Mother sweet and mild,\nMary Virgin, didst thou wander\nSeeking the beloved Child.\nIn the temple thou didst find Him:\nOh! What joy then filled thy heart!\nIn thy sorrows, in thy gladness\nGrant us, Joseph, to have a part.\n\n3.\nClasped in Jesus' arms and Mary's,\nWhen death gently came at last,\nThy pure spirit sweetly sighing\nFrom its earthly dwelling passed.\nDear Saint Joseph! By that passing\nMay our death be like to thine;\nAnd with Jesus, Mary, Joseph,\nMay our souls forever shine.\n\n\nPage 143-144\n\n----------\n\nNo. 94\n\nSAINTS, St. Joseph\n\nJoseph, pure Spouse of that Immortal Bride\nTe Joseph Celebrent\n\nTranslated by Father Caswall\nM. Mattoni\n\n\nDevoto (alla breve)\n\n1.\nJoseph, pure spouse of that immortal Bride;\nWho shines in ever-virgin glory bright,\nThro' all the Christian climes the praise be sung,\nThro' all the realms of light.\n\n2.\nThine arms embraced thy Maker newly born:\nWith Him to Egypt's desert didst thou flee:\nHim in Jerusalem didst seek and find;\nO grief, O joy for thee.\n\n3.\nNot until after death their blissful crown\nOther obtain, but unto thee was giv'n,\nIn thine own lifetime to enjoy thy God\nAs do the blest in Heav'n.\n\n4.\nGrant us great Trinity, for Joseph's sake\nUnto the starry mansions to attain;\nThere, with glad tongues, thy praise to celebrate\nIn one eternal strain.\n\n\nPage 145\n\n----------\n\nNo. 95\n\nSAINTS, St. Joseph\n\nHail! Holy Joseph, Hail!\n\nFather Faber\nFrom the Catholic Songbook  (St. Gall 1863)\n\n\nCon Spirito\n\n1.\nHail, holy Joseph, hail!\nChaste spouse of Mary hail!\nPure as the lily flow'r\nIn Eden's peaceful vale.\nHail, holy Joseph, hail!\nPrince of the house of God!\nMay His best graces be\nBy thy sweet hands bestowed.\n\n2.\nHail, holy Joseph, hail!\nComrade of Angels, hail!\nCheer thou the hearts that faint,\nAnd guide the steps that fail.\nHail, holy Joseph, hail!\nGod's choice wert thou alone!\nTo thee the Word made flesh,\nWas subject as a Son.\n\n3.\nHail, holy Joseph, hail!\nTeach us our flesh to tame,\nAnd, Mary, keep the hearts\nThat love thy husband's name.\nMother of Jesus! bless,\nAnd bless, ye saints on high,\nAll meek and simple souls\nThat to Saint Joseph cry.\n\n\nPage 146\n\n----------\n\nNo. 96\n\nSAINTS, St. Patrick\n\nHail, glorious Saint Patrick (No. 1)\n\nSister Agnes\nFrom a Slovak Hymnal\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nMaestoso\n\n1.\nHail, glorious Saint Patrick! dear Saint of our isle,\nOn us thy poor children bestow a sweet smile;\nAnd now thou art high in the mansions above,\nOn Erin's green valleys look down in love.\n\n2.\nHail, glorious Saint Patrick! Thy words were once strong\nAgainst Satan's wiles and a heretic throng;\nNot less is thy might where in Heaven thou art;\nOh, come to our aid, in our battle take part!\n\n3.\nIn the war against sin, in the fight for faith,\nDear Saint, may thy children resist to the death;\nMay their strength be in meekness, in penance, and pray'r,\nTheir banner the Cross, which they glory to bear.\n\n4.\nThy people, now exiles on many a shore,\nShall love and revere thee till time be no more;\nAnd the fire thou hast kindled shall ever burn bright,\nIts warmth undiminished, undying its light.\n\n5.\nEver bless and defend the sweet land of our birth,\nWhere the shamrock still blooms as when thou wert on earth,\nAnd our hearts shall yet burn, wheresoever we roam,\nFor God and Saint Patrick and our native home.\n\n\nPage 147-148\n\n----------\n\nNo. 97\n\nSAINTS, St. Patrick\n\nHail, glorious Saint Patrick (No.2)\n\nSister Agnes\nAncient Irish Melody\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nMaestoso\n\n1.\nHail, glorious Saint Patrick! dear Saint of our isle,\nOn us thy poor children bestow a sweet smile;\nAnd now thou art high in the mansions above,\nOn Erin's green valleys look down in love.\n\n2.\nHail, glorious Saint Patrick! Thy words were once strong\nAgainst Satan's wiles and a heretic throng;\nNot less is thy might where in Heaven thou art;\nOh, come to our aid, in our battle take part!\n\n3.\nIn the war against sin, in the fight for faith,\nDear Saint, may thy children resist to the death;\nMay their strength be in meekness, in penance, and pray'r,\nTheir banner the Cross, which they glory to bear.\n\n4.\nThy people, now exiles on many a shore,\nShall love and revere thee till time be no more;\nAnd the fire thou hast kindled shall ever burn bright,\nIts warmth undiminished, undying its light.\n\n5.\nEver bless and defend the sweet land of our birth,\nWhere the shamrock still blooms as when thou wert on earth,\nAnd our hearts shall yet burn, wheresoever we roam,\nFor God and Saint Patrick and our native home.\n\n\nPage 149-150\n\n----------\n\nNo. 98\n\nSAINTS, St. Peter\n\nSeek ye a Patron to defend?\nSi vis Patronum quaerere\n\nTranslated by Father Caswall\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\n1.\nSeek ye a patron to defend\nYour cause? then, one and all,\nWithout delay upon the Prince\nOf the Apostles call.\n\nRefrain\nBlest holder of the heav'nly Keys!\nThy pray'rs we all implore;\nUnlock to us the sacred bars\nOf Heav'n's eternal door.\n\n2.\nBy penitential tears thou didst\nThe path of life regain:\nTeach us with thee to weep our sins\nAnd wash away their stain.\n\n3.\nThe Angel touch'd thee and forthwith\nThy chains from off thee fell\nOh loose us from the subtle coils\nThat link us close with Hell.\n\n4.\nFirm Rock wheron the Church is based\nPillar that cannot bend\nWith strength endue us; and the Faith\nFrom heresy defend.\n\n\nPage 151-152\n\n----------\n\nNo. 99\n\nSAINTS, St. Paul\n\nLead us, great teacher Paul\n\nTranslated from the Latin\nFrom a Slovak Hymnal\n\n\nSlowly\n\n1.\nLead us, great teacher Paul, in wisdom's ways,\nAnd lift our hearts with thine to heav'n's high throne,\nTill faith beholds the clear meridian blaze,\nAnd in the soul reigns charity alone.\n\n2.\nPraise, blessing, majesty, thro' endless days,\nBe to the Trinity immortal giv'n,\nWho in pure unity profoundly sways,\nEternally all things in earth and Heav'n.\n\nPage 153\n\n----------\n\nNo. 100\n\nSAINTS, St. Anthony of Padua\n\nIf great wonders thou desirest\n(Si quaeris)\n\nTranslated by Father Aylward, O. P.\nMelody from a Slovak Hymnal\n\n\nAndante moderato\n\n1.\nIf great wonders thou desirest,\nHopeful to Saint Anthony pray;\nError, Satan, wants the direst,\nDeath and pest his will obey,\nAnd the sick, who beg his pity,\nFrom their couches haste away.\n\n2.\nYoung and old are ever singing,\nPraises to Saint Anthony bringing;\nStormy ocean calms its passion,\nBonds and fetters break in twain,\nTreasures lost and limbs disabled,\nThese his pow'r restores again.\n\n3.\nPadua has been the witness\nOf these deeds six hundred years;\nDangers flee and need must perish,\nGrief and sorrow disappear,\nFilling all the world with wonder,\nWhile the demons quake with fear.\n\n4.\nGlory be to God the Father\nAnd to His coequal Son,\nTo the Holy Ghost resplendent;\nOne in Three--Three in One;\nPraise we Father, Son and Spirit\nWhile eternal ages run.\n\n\nPage 154-155\n\n----------\n\nNo. 101\n\nSAINTS, St. John Baptist De La Salle\n\nGlorious Patron\n\nSr. Mercedes\nJ. Lewis Browne\n\n\n1.\nGlorious Patron! Low before Thee\nKneel Thy sons, with hearts aflame!\nAnd out voices blend in music,\nSinging praises to thy name.\nSaint John Baptist! Glorious Patron!\nSaint La Salle we sound thy fame.\n\n2.\nLoyal to our Queen and Mother,\nAt her feet didst vow thy heart,\nEarth, and all its joys, forsaking,\nThou didst choose the better part.\nSaint La Salle, our glorious Father,\nPierce our souls with love's one dart.\n\n3.\nModel of the Christian teacher!\nPatron of the Christian youth!\nLead us all to heights of glory,\nAs we strive in earnest ruth.\nSaint La Salle! Oh, guard and guide use,\nAs we spread afar the Truth!\n\n4.\nIn this life of sin and sorrow,\nSaint La Salle, oh, guide our way,\nIn the hour of dark temptation,\nFather! Be our spirit's stay!\nTake our hand and lead us homeward,\nSaint La Salle, to Heav'ns bright day!\n\n\nCopyright MCMXIII by The Gilbert Music Co.\nBy Permission\n\nPage 156-157\n\n----------\n\nNo. 102\n\nSAINTS, St, Francis of Assisi\n\nBlessed Francis, holy Father\n\nPatron of Franciscan Tertiaries\nFrom the Fransciscan Manual\nFrom a Slovak Hymnal\nArr by N. A. M.\n\n\nCon Anima\n\n1.\nBlessed Francis, holy father,\nNow our hearts to thee we raise,\nAs we gather 'round thine altar,\nPouring forth our hymns of praise.\nBless thy children, holy Francis,\nWho thy mighty help implore,\nFor in heaven thou remainest,\nStill the father of the poor.\n\n2.\nBy thy love so deep and burning,\nFor thy Saviour crucified;\nBy the tokens which He gave thee\nOn thy hands and feet and side:\nBless thy children, holy Francis,\nWith those wounded hands of thine,\nFrom thy glorious throne in heaven\nWhere resplendently they shine.\n\n3.\nHumble follower of Jesus.\nLikened to Him in thy birth,\nIn thy way thro' life despising,\nFor His sake the goods of earth:\nMake us love the priceless virtue\nBy our hidden God esteemed,\nMake it valued, holy Francis,\nBy the souls of the redeemed.\n\n4.\nTeach us also, dear Saint Francis,\nHow to mourn for ev'ry sin;\nMay we walk in thy dear footsteps\nTill the crown of life we win.\nBless thy children, holy Francis,\nWith those wounded hands of thine,\nFrom thy glorious throne in heaven,\nWhere resplendently they shine.\n\n\nPage 158-159\n\n----------\n\nNo. 103\n\nSAINTS, St. John the Evangelist\n\nSaint of the Sacred Heart\n\nFather Faber\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nAndante\n\n1.\nSaint of the Sacred Heart,\nSweet teacher of the Word;\nPartner of Mary's woes\nAnd fav'rite of thy Lord!\nThou to whom grace was giv'n\nTo stand where Peter fell,\nWhose heart could brook the Cross\nOf Him it loved so well!\n\n2.\nWe know not all thy gifts;\nBut this Christ bids us see,\nThat He Who so loved all\nFound more to love in thee.\nWhen the last evening came,\nThy head was on His Breast,\nPillowed on earth where now\nIn heav'n the Saints find rest.\n\n3.\nDear Saint I stand far off\nWith vilest sins oppressed;\nOh may I dare, like thee,\nTo lean upon His Brest?\nHis touch could heal the sick,\nHis voice could raise the dead!\nOh that my soul might be\nWhere He allows thy head.\n\n4.\nThe gifts He gave to thee\nHe gave thee to impart;\nAnd I, too, claim with thee\nHis Mother and His Heart.\nAh teach me, then, dear Saint!\nThe secrets Christ taught thee,\nThe beatings of His Heart,\nAnd how it beat for me.\n\n\nPage 160-161\n\n----------\n\nNo. 104\n\nSAINTS, St. Jeanne d' Arc\n\nThe Maid of France, with visioned eyes\n\nRt. Rev. Msgr. H. T. Henry\n(Written expressly for the St. Gregory Hymnal, all rights reserved)\n\nAncient French Melody\n\nA traditional Catholic melody (Provencal Noel) known as \"Marche dei Rei\"\nwords of which are attributed to King Rene. The Noel, over two centuries\nold, was utilized by Bizet in his incidental music to \"L' Arlessierne.\"\n\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\n1.\nThe Maid of France, with visioned eyes,\nSaw messengers from Paradise\nAnd Voices bore a hidden word\nThat only by her ear was heard.\n\nRefrain\nO blessed Maid, the chant we raise\nThat tells the meaning of thy praise:\nThou teachest us the lesson grand\nOf love for God and Fatherland.\n\n2.\nThe Visions and the Voices spoke\nA wondrous message: \"Break the yoke\nThat burdens France, and crown your King,\nSweet Herald of his triumphing!\"\n\n3.\nThe Maid believed the great command,\nAnd fought for God and native land:\nA model she shall ever lamp\nTo guide her feet in court or camp.\n\n4.\nO who shall dare her glory paint?\nShe lived a hero, dies a Saint:\nA model she shall ever stand\nOf love for God and Fatherland.\n\n\nPage 162-163\n\n----------\n\nNo. 105\n\nSAINTS, St. Cecilia\n\nLet the deep organ swell the lay\n\nRev. C. Pise\nNicola. A. Montani\n\n\nMarcato\n\n1.\nLet the deep organ swell the lay,\nIn honor of this festive day;\nLet the harmonious choirs proclaim\nCecilia's ever blessed name.\nRome gave the virgin martyr birth,\nWhose holy name hath filled the earth;\nAnd from the early dawn of youth,\nShe fixed her heart on God and truth.\n\n2.\nThen from the world's bewild'ring strife,\nIn peace she spent her holy life,\nTeaching the organ to combine\nWith voice, to praise the Lamb divine,\nCecilia, with a two-fold crown\nAdorned in Heav'n, we pray look down\nUpon thy fervent votaries here\nAnd harken to their humble pray'r.\n\n\nPage 164-165\n\n----------\n\nNo. 106\n\nSAINTS, St. Agnes\n\nSweet Agnes, Holy Child\n\nAnonymous\nMelody from a Slovak Hymnal\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante religioso\n\n1.\nSweet Agnes, holy child,\nAll purity,\nOh, may we undefiled,\nBe pure as thee:\nReady our blood to shed\nForth as the martyrs led.\nThe path of pain to tread,\nAnd die like thee.\n\n2.\nO gentle patroness\nOf holy youth,\nAsk God all those to bless\nWho love the truth:\nOh, guide us on our way\nUnto th'eternal day,\nWith hearts all pure and gay,\nDear Saint, like thine.\n\n3.\nLook down and hear our pray'r\nFrom realms above,\nShow us thy tender care,\nThy guiding love:\nOh, keep us in thy sight,\nTill in th'unclouded light\nOf Heav'n's pure vision bright\nWe dwell with thee.\n\n\nPage 166\n\n----------\n\nNo. 107\n\nSAINTS, St. Ursula\n\nAfar upon a foreign shore\n\nAncient Breton Melody\nArr. by N. A. M\n\n\nAndante religioso\n\n1.\nAfar upon a foreign shore\nA martyr's crown thy love did win,\nThy life, thy death to Jesus giv'n,\nWith Him to reign forevermore\n\nRefrain\nHail Blessed Saint, hail Ursula!\nObtain for us, we pray,\nThat love may make us martyrs too,\nAnd in our hearts hold sway.\n\n2.\nO happy Saint! Upon whose way\nGod's special love a glory cast,\nThy sorrows o'er thy tempest past,\nThou sharest His eternal day.\n\n3.\nTo God the Father with the Son,\nAnd Holy Spirit, Three in One,\nBe glory while the ages flow,\nFrom all above and all below.\n\n\nPage 167-168\n\n----------\n\nNo. 108\n\nSAINTS, St. Vincent de Paul\n\nO blessed Father sent by God\n\nFather Faber\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nO blessed Father! Sent by God\nHis mercy to dispense,\nThy hand is out o'er all the earth,\nLike God's own providence.\nThere is no grief nor care of men,\nThou dost not own for thine,\nNo broken heart thou dost not fill\nWith mercy's oil and wine.\n\n2.\nThy miracles are works of love,\nThy greatest is to make\nRoom in a day for toils that weeks\nIn other men would take.\nAll cries of suff'ring thro' the earth\nUpon thy mercy call,\nAs tho' thou wert, like God himself,\nA Father unto all.\n\n3.\nDear Saint not in the wilderness\nThy fragrant virtues bloom,\nBut in the city's crowded haunts,\nThe alley's cheerless gloom.\nWhen hunger hid itself to die,\nWhere guilt in darkness dwelt,\nThy pleasant sunshine can by stealth\nThy hand and heart were felt.\n\n4.\nFor charity anointed thee\nO'er want and woe and pain;\nAnd she hath crowned thee emperor\nOf all her wide domain.\nVincent! Like Mother Mary, thou\nArt no one's patron saint;\nEyes to the blind, health to the sick,\nAnd life to those who faint.\n\n\nPage 169-170\n\n----------\n\nNo. 109\n\nSAINTS, Feasts of Virgins\n\nDear Crown of all the Virgin-choir\nJesu, corona Virginum\n\nFor Unison, or Two-Part Chorus of Equal Voices\nTranslated by Father Caswall\nP. Piel\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nDear Crown of all the Virgin-choir\nThat holy Mother's Virgin Son!\nWho is, alone of womankind,\nMother and Virgin both in one.\n\n2.\nEncircles by thy Virgin band,\nAmid the lilies Thou art found;\nFor thy pure brides with lavish hand\nScatt'ring immortal graces round.\n\n3.\nAnd still whatever Thou dost bend\nThy lovely steps, O glorious King,\nVirgins upon Thy steps attend,\nAnd hymns to Thy glory sing.\n\n4.\nKeep us, O Purity divine,\nFrom ev'ry least corruption free;\nOur ev'ry sense from sin refine,\nAnd purify our souls for Thee.\n\n5.\nTo God the Father, and the Son,\nAll honor, glory, praise be giv'n;\nWith Thee, coequal Paraclete!\nForevermore in earth and Heav'n.\n\n\nPage 171\n\n----------\n\nNo. 110\n\nSAINTS, Feasts of Apostles\n\nNow let the earth with joy resound\nExsultet orbis gaudiis\n\nTranslated by Father Caswall\nLachmannov Spevnicek\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nJoyously and with animation (alla breve)\n\n1.\nNow let the earth with joy resound;\nAnd Heav'n the chant re-echo round;\nNor Heav'n nor earth too high can raise\nThe great Apostles' glorious praise.\n\n2.\nO ye who, throned in glory dread,\nShall judge the living and the dead!\nLights of the world forevermore!\nTo you the suppliant pray'r we pour.\n\n3.\nSo when the world is at its end,\nAnd Christ to judgement shall descend,\nMay we be called these joys to see\nPrepared from all eternity.\n\n4.\nPraise to the Father, with the Son,\nAnd Holy Spirit, Three in One;\nAs ever was in ages past,\nAnd so shall be while ages last.\n\n\nPage 172\n\n----------\n\nNo. 111\n\nANGELS\n\nHark! hark! my soul\n\nThe Pilgrims of the Night\nFather Faber\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nModerato (alla breve)\n\n1.\nHark! Hark! My soul! Angelic songs are swelling\nO'er earth's green fields and ocean's wave-beat shore;\nHow sweet the truth those blessed strains are telling\nOf that new life where sin shall be no more!\n\nRefrain\nAngels of Jesus! Angels of light!\nSinging to welcome The pilgrims of the night.\n\n2.\nDarker than night life's shadows fall around us,\nAnd, like benighted men, we miss our mark;\nGod hides Himself, and grace hath scarcely found us,\nEre death finds out his victims in the dark.\n\n3.\nFar, far away, like bells at evening pealing,\nThe voice of Jesus sounds o'er land and sea;\nAnd laden souls, by thousands meekly stealing,\nKind Shepherd! Turn their weary steps to Thee.\n\n4.\nAngels! sing on, your faithful watches keeping,\nSing us sweet fragments of the songs above;\nWhile we toil on, and soothe ourselves with weeping,\nTill life's long night shall break in endless love.\n\n\nPage 173-174\n\n----------\n\nNo. 112\n\nANGELS\n\nDear Angel! ever at my side\n\nThe Guardian Angel\nFather Faber\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nSemplice\n\n1.\nDear angel! Ever at my side,\nHow loving must thou be,\nTo leave thy home in Heav'n\nTo guide a sinful child like me.\n\n2.\nThy beautiful and shining face,\nI see not, tho' so near;\nThe sweetness of thy soft low voice\nToo deaf am I to hear.\n\n3.\nBut when, dear Spirit, I kneel down,\nBoth morn and nigh to pray'r,\nSomething there is within my heart,\nWhich tells me thou art there.\n\n4.\nOh! When I pray thou prayest too,\nThy pray'r is all for me;\nBut when I sleep, thou sleepest not,\nBut watchest patiently.\n\n5.\nThen, for thy sake, dear Angel! now\nMore humble will I be:\nBut I am weak, and when I fall,\nO weary not of me.\n\n6.\nThen love me, love me, Angel dear!\nAnd I will love thee more;\nAnd help me when my soul is cast\nUpon th'eternal shore.\n\n\nPage 175\n\n----------\n\nNo. 113\n\nTHE HOLY SOULS\n\nHelp, Lord, the Souls which Thou hast made\n\nThe Faithful departed\nCardinal Newman\nFrom a Slovak Hymnal\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante\n\n1.\nHelp, Lord, the souls which Thou hast made,\nThe souls to Thee so dear,\nIn prison for the debt unpaid,\nOf sins committed here.\n\n2.\nThese holy souls, they suffer on\nResigned in heart and will,\nUntil The high behest is done,\nAnd justice has its fill.\n\n3.\nFor daily falls, for pardoned crime\nThey joy to undergo\nThe shadow of Thy Cross sublime,\nThe remnant of Thy woe.\n\n4.\nOh, by their patience of delay,\nTheir hope amid their pain,\nTheir sacred zeal to burn away\nDisfigurement and stain.\n\n5.\nOh, by their fire of love, not less\nIn keenness than in flame,\nOh, by their very helplessness,\nOh, by Thy own great Name.\n\n6.\nGood Jesus, help! Sweet Jesus, aid\nThe souls to Thee most dear,\nIn prison for the debt unpaid\nOf sins committed here.\n\n\nPage 176\n\n----------\n\nNo. 114\n\nTHE HOLY SOULS\n\nYe Souls of the Faithful\nO vos fideles animae\n\nTr. by Father Caswall from an Italian Hymn Book\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nYe souls of the faithful, who sleep in the Lord,\nWho yet are shut out from your final reward:\nO! would I could lend you assistance to fly\nFrom prison below to your palace on high.\n\n2.\nO Father of mercies, Thine anger withhold;\nThese works of Thy Hand in Thy mercy behold:\nToo oft from Thy path they have wandered aside,\nBut Thee, their Creator, they never denied.\n\n3.\nO tender Redeemer, their misery see:\nDeliver the souls that were ransomed by Thee:\nBehold how they love Thee, despite of their pain:\nRestore them, restore them to favor again.\n\n4.\nO Spirit of Grace, Thou Consoler divine,\nSee how for Thy presence they longingly pine,\nTo lift, to enliven their sadness, descend;\nAnd fill them with peace and with joy in the end.\n\n\nPage 177\n\n----------\n\nNo. 115\n\nTHE HOLY SOULS\n\nO turn to Jesus, Mother, turn\n\nFather Faber\nFrom a Slovak Hymnal\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nLento\n\n1.\nO turn to Jesus, Mother! Turn,\nAnd call Him by His tenderest names;\nPray for Holy Souls that burn\nThis hour amid the cleansing flames.\n\n2.\nAh! They have fought a gallant fight;\nIn death's cold arms they persevered;\nAnd after life's uncherry night,\nThe arbour of their rest is neared.\n\n3.\nThey are the children of thy tears;\nThen hasten, Mother, to their aid;\nIn pity think each hour appears\nAn age while glory is delayed.\n\n4.\nO Mary, let thy Son no more\nHis lingering Spouses thus expect:\nGod's children to their God restore,\nAnd to the Spirit His elect.\n\n5.\nPray, then, as thou hast ever prayed;\nAngels and souls, all look to thee;\nGod waits thy pray'rs, for He hath made\nThose pray'rs His law of charity.\n\n\nPage 178\n\n----------\n\nNo. 116\n\nTHE HOLY SOULS\n\nUnto him, for whom this day\n\nRecessional\nRt. Rev. Msgr. H. T. Henry, Litt. D.\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nAndante religioso (non troppo lento)\n\n1.\nUnto him, for whom, this day;\nJuste judex ultionis\nWe in love and pity pray;\nDonum fac remissionis\n\nRefrain\nPie Jesu Domine,\nDona ei requiem.\n\n2.\nWhen at Judgement he shall stand,\nRex tremendae majestatis,\nGrant him what Thy love hath planned,\nQui salvandos salvas gratis.\n\n3.\nHe hath fought the gallant fight\nInter oves locum praesta,\nLead Him on to Heaven's light\nStatuens in parte dextra.\n\n\nPage 179\n\n----------\n\nNo. 117\n\nTHE HOLY SOULS\n\nOut of the depths\nDe Profundis\n\nS. Webbe\n\n\nWith devotion\n\n1.\nOut of the depths to Thee, O Lord, I cry,\nLord! Gracious turn Thine ear to suppliant sigh;\nIf sins of men Thou scann'st, who may stand\nThat searching eye of Thine, and chast'ning hand?\n\n2.\nOh, bear our pray'rs and sighs, Redeemer blest,\nAnd grant Thy holy souls eternal rest\nAnd let perpetual light upon them shine;\nFor tho' not spotless, still these souls are Thine.\n\n3.\nTo be appeased in wrath, dear Lord, is Thine;\nThou mercy with Thy justice canst combine;\nThy blood our countless stains can wash away:\nThis is Thy, law our hope and steadfast stay.\n\n4.\nThis God Himself shall come from Heav'n above,\nThe Christ! The God of mercy and of love!\nHe comes, He comes! The God Incarnate He!\nAnd by His glorious death makes all men free!\n\n\nPage 180\n\n----------\n\nNo. 118\n\nHEAVEN\n\nJerusalem the Golden\nUrbs Sion aurea\n\nBernard of Cluny\nJ. Grabowski\nTranslated by J. M. Neale\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nCon Moto\n\n1.\nJerusalem the Golden,\nWith milk and honey blest,\nBeneath thy contemplation\nSink heart and voice opprest;\nI know not--Oh, I know not\nWhat joys await us there;\nWhat radiancy of glory,\nWhat bliss beyond compare.\n\n2.\nThey stand, those Halls of Sion,\nAll jubilant with song,\nAnd bright with many an Angel,\nAnd all the Martyr throng;\nThe Prince is ever in them,\nHis light is always seen;\nThe pastures of the blessed\nAre decked in glorious sheen.\n\n3.\nThere is the throne of David,\nAnd bliss without alloy;\nThe shout of them that triumph,\nThe song of festal joy;\nAnd they, who with their Leader\nHave conquered in the fight,\nFor ever and for ever\nAre clad in robes of white.\n\n4.\nO sweet and blessed country,\nThe home of God's elect!\nO sweet and blessed country\nThat eager hearts expect!\nJesu, in mercy bring us\nTo that dear land of rest;\nWho art, with God the Father,\nAnd Spirit, ever blest.\n\n\nPage 181-182\n\n----------\n\nNo. 119\n\nHEAVEN\n\nJerusalem, my happy home\n\nL. Anderson, S. J.\nFrom an Italian Hymnal\n\n\nModrato (alla breve)\n\n1.\nJerusalem, my happy home,\nWhen shall I come to thee?\nWhen shall my sorrows have and end?\nThy joys when shall I see?\n\n2.\nO happy harbor of the Saints,\nO sweet and pleasant soil:\nIn thee no sorrow may be found.\nNo grief, no care, no toil.\n\n3.\nThere lust and lucre cannot dwell,\nThere envy bears not sway,\nThere is no hunger, heat or cold\nBut pleasure ev'ry way.\n\n4.\nJerusalem, Jerusalem,\nGod grant I once may see\nThy endless joys, and of the same,\nPartaker, aye to be.\n\n\nPage 183\n\n----------\n\nNo. 120\n\nHEAVEN\n\nO Paradise! O Paradise!\n\nFather Faber\nFrom a Slovak Hymnal\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nO Paradise! O Paradise!\nWho doth not crave for rest?\nWho would not seek the happy land,\nWhere they that loved are blest:\n\nRefrain\nWhere loyal hearts and true,\nStand ever in the light,\nAll rapture thro' and thro'\nIn God's most holy sight?\n\n2.\nO Paradise! O Paradise!\nThe world is growing old;\nWho would not be at rest and free\nWhere love is never cold;\n\n3.\nO Paradise! O Paradise!\n'Tis weary waiting here;\nI long to be where Jesus is,\nTo feel, to see Him near;\n\n4.\nO Paradise! O Paradise!\nI want to sin no more;\nI want to be as pure on earth\nAs on thy spotless shore;\n\n5.\nO Paradise! O Paradise!\nI greatly long to see\nThe special place my dearest Lord\nIn love prepares for me;\n\n\nPage 184-185\n\n----------\n\nNo. 121\n\nTHE CHURCH\n\nFaith of our Fathers\nFideles ad mortem\n\nFather Faber\nNicola. A. Montani\n\n\nMaestoso, ben marcato\n\n1.\nFaith of our Fathers: living still\nIn spite of dungeon, fire and sword;\nOh, how our hearts beat high with joy\nWhene'er we hear that glorious word.\n\nRefrain\nFaith of our Fathers! Holy Faith!\nWe will be true to thee till death.\n\n2.\nOur Fathers, chained in prisons dark,\nWere still in heart and conscience free:\nHow sweet would be their children's fate,\nIf they, like them, could die for thee!\n\n3.\nFaith of our Fathers! We will love\nBoth friend and foe in all our strife:\nAnd preach thee too, as love knows how\nBy kindly words and virtuous life:\n\n\nPage 186-187\n\n----------\n\nNo. 122\n\nTHE CHURCH\n\nLong Live the Pope\n\nHymn for the Pope\nRt. Rev. Msgr. Hugh T. Henry, Litt. D.\nH. G. Ganss\n\nMaestoso\n\n1.\nLong live the Pope! His praises sound again and yet again:\nHis rule is over space and time; His throne the hearts of men:\nAll hail! The Shepherd King of Rome, The theme of loving song:\nLet all the earth his glory sing, And heav'n the strain prolong.\nLet all the earth his glory sing, And heav'n the strain prolong.\n\n2.\nBeleaguered by the foes of earth, Beset by hosts of hell,\nHe guards the loyal flock of Christ, A watchful sentinel:\nAnd yet, amid the din and strife, The clash of mace and sword,\nHe bears alone the shepherds staff, This champion of the Lord,\nHe bears alone the shepherds staff, This champion of the Lord.\n\n3.\nHis signet is the Fisherman's; No sceptre does he bear;\nIn meek and lowly majesty He rules from Peter's Chair:\nAnd yet from ev'ry tribe and tongue, From clime and zone,\nThree hundred million voices sing, The glory of his throne,\nThree hundred million voices sing, The glory of his throne,\n\n4.\nThen raise the chant, with heart and voice, In church and school and home:\n\"Long live the Shepherd of the Flock! Long live the Pope of Rome!\"\nAlmighty Father, bless his work, Protect him in his ways,\nReceive his pray'rs, fulfil his hopes and grant him \"length of days,\"\nReceive his pray'rs, fulfil his hopes and grant him \"length of days.\"\n\n\nPage 188-189\n\n----------\n\nNo. 123\n\nTHE CHURCH\n\nBlest is the Faith\n\nFather Faber\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nMaestoso\n\n1.\nBlest is the Faith, divine and strong\nOf thanks and praise and endless fountain,\nWhose life is one perpetual song,\nHigh up the Saviour's holy mountain.\n\nRefrain\nOh, Sion's songs are sweet to sing,\nWith melodies of gladness laden;\nHark! how the harps of angels ring,\nHail! Son of Man! Hail Mother Maiden\n\n2.\nBlest is the Hope that holds to God,\nIn doubt and darkness still unshaken,\nAnd sings along the heav'nly road,\nSweetest when most it seem forsaken.\n\n3.\nBlest is the Love that cannot love\nAught that earth gives of best and brightest;\nWhose raptures thrill like saints' above,\nMost when its earthly gifts are lightest.\n\n\nPage 190-191\n\n----------\n\nNo. 124\n\nFOR CHILDREN\n\nHear Thy Children, gentle Jesus\n\nFather Stanfield\nM. Haydn\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nAnimato\n\n1.\nHear Thy children, gentle Jesus,\nWhile we breath our daily prayer,\nSave us from all harm and danger,\nTake us 'neath Thy shelt'ring care.\nSave us from the wiles of Satan,\n'Mid the lone and sleepful night,\nSweetly may bright Guardian Angels\nKeep us 'neath their watchful sight.\n\n2.\nGentle Jesus, look in pity,\nFrom Thy great white throne above;\nAll the night Thy Heart is wakeful,\nIn Thy Sacrament of love.\nShades of even fast are falling,\nDay is fading into gloom,\nWhen the shades of death fall 'round us,\nLead Thine exiled children home.\n\n\nPage 192-193\n\n----------\n\nNo. 125\n\nFOR CHILDREN\n\nLittle King, so fair and sweet\n\nSchool Hymn\nS.N.D.\nFrom a Slovak Hymnal\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nUnison\n\n1.\nLittle King, so fair and sweet,\nSee us gathered at Thy feet:\nBe Thou Monarch of our school,\nIt shall prosper 'neath Thy rule.\nWe will be Thy subjects true,\nBrave to suffer, brave to do;\nAll our hearts to Thee we bring,\nTake them, keep them, little King.\n\n2.\nRaise Thy little hand to bless\nAll our childhood's happiness;\nBless our sorrow and our pain,\nThat each cross may be our gain.\nBe Thine own sweet childhood, Lord,\nSanctify each though and word,\nSet Thy seal on ev'ry thing\nWhich we do, O little King.\n\n3.\nBe our Teacher when we learn,\nAll the hard to easy turn;\nBe our Playmate when we play,\nSo we shall indeed be gay.\nKeep us happy, keep us pure,\nWhile our childhood shall endure,\nAll its days to Thee we bring,\nBless them guard them, little King.\n\n4.\nAnd when holidays have come,\nCall Thy children to Thy home,\nIn that gentle voice of Thine,\nWhich we know, sweet Child divine.\nAt the gate, oh, meet us thus,\nAs we loved Thee--Child like us;\nStretch Thine hands in welcoming\nTo Thine own, O little King.\n\n\nPage 194-195\n\n----------\n\nNo. 126\n\nFOR CHILDREN\nThe Infant Jesus\n\nWhen Blossoms flowered 'mid the snows\n\nA Christmas Carol\nFor Unison Chorus\n(Gesu Bambino)\nFrederick H. Martens\nPietro A. Yon\nCopyright 1917 by J. Fischer & Bro.\nBy permission of J. Fischer & Bro. Owners of Copyright\nBritish Copyright Secured\n\n\nAndante mosso\n\n1.\nWhen blossoms flowered 'mid the snows\nUpon a winter night,\nWas born the Child, the Christmas Rose,\nThe King of Love and Light.\nThe angels sang, the shepherds sang\nThe grateful earth rejoiced;\nAnd at His blessed birth the stars\nTheir exultation voiced.\n\nRefrain\nO come let us adore Him,\nO come let us adore Him,\nO come let us adore Him,\nChrist the Lord.\n\n2.\nAgain the heart with rapture glows\nTo greet the holy night,\nThat gave the world its Christmas Rose,\nIts King of Love and Light.\nLet ev'ry voice acclaim His name,\nThe grateful chorus swell.\nFrom paradise to earth He came\nThat we with Him might dwell.\n\n\nPage 196-197\n\n----------\n\nNo. 127\n\nFOR CHILDREN\nThe Infant Jesus\n\nDear little One! how sweet Thou art\n\nChristmas\nFor additional Children's Hymn see No. 87\n\nFather Faber\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nAndante\n\n1.\nDear little One! How sweet Thou art,\nThine eyes, how bright they shine;\nSo bright, they almost seem to speak\nWhen Mary's look meets Thine!\n\n2.\nHow faint and feeble is Thy cry,\nLike plaint of harmless dove,\nWhen Thou dost murmur in Thy Sleep\nOf sorrow and of love.\n\n3.\nWhen Mary bids Thee sleep\nThou sleep'st, Thou wakest when she calls;\nThou art content upon her lap,\nOr in the rugged stalls.\n\n4.\nSaint Joseph takes Thee in his arms,\nAnd smoothes Thy little cheek,\nThou lookest up in to his face\nSo helpless and so meek.\n\n5.\nYes! Thou art what Thou seem'st to be,\nA thing of smiles ands tears;\nYet Thou art God, and Heav'n and earth\nAdore Thee with their fears.\n\n\nPage 198\n\n----------\n\nNo. 128\n\nHOLY COMMUNION\nActs of Faith, Hope and Contrition\n\nGreat God, whatever through Thy Church\n\nFrom a Slovak Hymnal\n\n\nMaestoso\n\n1. Faith\nGreat God, whatever thro' Thy Church\nThou teachest to be true,\nI firmly do believe it all,\nAnd will confess it, too.\nThou never canst deceived be,\nThou never canst deceive,\nFor Thou art truth itself, and Thou\nDost tell me to believe.\n\n2. Hope\nMy God, I firmly hope in Thee,\nFor Thou art great and good;\nThou gavest us Thine only Son\nTo die upon the Rood.\nI hope thro' Him for grace to live\nAs Thy commandments teach,\nAnd thro' Thy mercy, when I die\nThe joys of Heav'n to reach.\n\n3. Love\nWith all my heart and soul and strength,\nI love Thee, O my Lord,\nFor Thou art perfect, and all things\nWere made by Thy blest Word.\nLike me to Thine own image made,\nMy neighbor Thou didst make,\nAnd as I love myself, I love\nMy neighbor for Thy sake.\n\n4. Contrition\nMost Holy God, my very soul\nWith grief sincere is mov'd,\nBecause I have offended Thee,\nWhom I should e'er have lov'd.\nForgive me, Father; I am now\nResolved to sin no more,\nAnd by Thy holy grace to shun\nWhat made me sin before.\n\n\nPage 199-200\n\n----------\n\nNo. 129\n\nHOLY COMMUNION\n\nO Lord, I am not worthy\n\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nLento con espressione\n\n1.\nO Lord, I am not worthy\nThat Thou shoud'st come to me;\nBut speak the words of comfort,\nMy spirit healed shall be.\n\n2.\nAnd humbly I'll receive Thee,\nThe Bridegroom of my soul,\nNo more by sin to grieve Thee,\nOr fly Thy sweet control.\n\n3.\nO Mighty Eternal Spirit\nUnworthy tho' I be\nPrepare me to receive Him\nAnd trust the Word to me.\n\n\nPage 201\n\n----------\n\nNo. 130\n\nHOLY COMMUNION\n\nJesus, Thou art coming\n\nActs before Communion\nFrom a Slovak Hymnal\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nJesus Thou art coming,\nHoly as Thou art\nThou the God who made me,\nTo my sinful heart.\nJesus, I believe it\nOn Thy only word;\nKneeling I adore Thee\nAs my King and Lord.\n\n2.\nWho am I, my Jesus,\nThat Thou com'st to me?\nI have sinned against Thee,\nOften, grievously;\nI am very sorry\nI have caused Thee pain;\nI will never, never,\nWound Thy Heart again.\n\n3. Trust\n\nPut Thy kind arms round me,\nFeeble as I am;\nThou art my Good Shepherd,\nI, Thy little lamb;\nSince Thou comest, Jesus,\nNow to be my Guest,\nI can trust Thee always,\nLord, for all the rest.\n\n4. Love and Desire\n\nDearest Lord, I love Thee,\nWith my whole, whole heart,\nNot for what Thou givest,\nBut for what Thou art.\nCome, oh, come, sweet Saviour!\nCome to me, and stay,\nFor I want Thee, Jesus,\nMore than I can say.\n\n5. Offering and  Petition\n\nAh! What gift or present,\nJesus, can I bring?\nI have nothing worthy\nOf my God and King;\nBut Thou art my Shepherd,\nI, Thy little lamb;\nTake myself, dear Jesus,\nAll I have and am.\n\n6.\nTake my body, Jesus,\nEyes, and ears, and tongue;\nNever let them, Jesus\nHelp to do Thee wrong.\nTake my heart, and fill it\nFull of love for Thee;\nAll I have I give Thee,\nGive Thyself to me.\n\n\nPage 202-203\n\n----------\n\nNo. 131\n\nHOLY COMMUNION\n\nJesus, Jesus come to me\n\nHymn before Communion\n\nFor additional Communion Hymns see Nos. 49, 51, 54, and Hymns in honor\nof the Blessed Sacrament. See also \"Acts,\" Nos. 128, 129, 130, 145,\n\nTr. Sister Jeanne Marie\nTraditional Melody\n\n\nSlowly\n\n1.\nJesus, Jesus, come to me,\nAll my longing is for Thee,\nOf all friends the best Thou art,\nMake of me Thy counterpart.\n\n2.\nJesus, I live for Thee,\nJesus, I die for Thee,\nI belong to Thee,\nFor-e're in life and death.\n\n\nPage 204\n\n----------\n\nNo. 132\n\nCONFIRMATION\n\nMy God, accept my heart this day\n\nM. Bridges\nNicola. A. Montani\n\n\nSlowly with devotion\n\n1.\nMy God, accept my heart this day,\nAnd make it always Thine,\nThat I from Thee no more may stray,\nNo more from Thee decline.\n\n2.\nBefore the cross of Him who dies,\nBehold I prostrate fall;\nLet ev'ry sin be crucified,\nLet Christ be all in all.\n\n3.\nAnoint me with Thy heav'nly grace,\nAdopt me for Thine own,\nThat I may see Thy glorious face\nAnd worship at Thy throne.\n\n4.\nMay the dear blood, once shed for me,\nMy best atonement prove;\nThat I from first to last may be\nThe purchase of Thy love!\n\n5.\nLet ev'ry thought, and work, and word,\nTo Thee be ever giv'n\nThen life shall be Thy service, Lord,\nAnd death the gate of heav'n!\n\n\nPage 205\n\n----------\n\nNo. 133\n\nMISSIONS\n\nJesus, my Lord! behold at length the time\n\nAct of Contrition\nBishop Chadwick\nTraditional Melody\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nJesus, my Lord! Behold at length the time\nWhen I resolve to turn away from crime.\nOh pardon me, Jesus: Thy mercy I implore;\nI will never more offend Thee;\n\n2.\nSince my poor soul Thy precious Blood has cost\nSuffer it not forever to be lost.\nOh pardon me, Jesus: Thy mercy I implore;\nI will never more offend Thee; no, never more.\n\n3.\nKneeling in tears, behold me at Thy feet\nLike Magdalene, forgiveness I entreat.\nOh pardon me, Jesus: Thy mercy I implore;\nI will never more offend Thee;\n\n\nPage 206\n\n----------\n\nNo. 134\n\nMISSIONS\n\nGod of mercy and compassion\n\nRev. E. Vaughan\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nGod of mercy and compassion!\nLook with pity upon me;\nFather! Let me call Thee Father,\n'Tis Thy child returns to Thee.\n\nRefrain\nJesus, Lord, I ask for mercy;\nLet me not implore in vain;\nAll my sins I now detest them,\nNever will I sin again.\n\n2.\nBy my sins I have abandoned\nRight and claim to Heav'n above,\nWhere the Saints rejoice forever\nIn a boundless sea of love.\n\n3.\nSee our Saviour, bleeding, dying,\nOn the Cross of Calvary;\nTo the Cross my sins have nailed Him,\nYet He bleeds and dies for me.\n\n\nPage 207\n\n----------\n\nNo. 135\n\nGENERAL\n\nJesus, ever-loving Saviour\n\nHymn for a Happy Death\nFranz Schubert\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\n1.\nJesus, ever loving Saviour,\nThou didst live and die for me,\nLiving, I will live to love Thee,\nDying, I will die for Thee,\nJesus! Jesus!\nBy Thy death and sorrow,\nHelp me in my agony.\n\n2.\nWhen the last dread hour approaching\nFills my guilty soul with fear;\nAll my sins rise up before me,\nAll my virtues disappear.\nJesus! Jesus!\nTurn not Thou in anger from me,\nMary, Joseph, then be near.\n\n3.\nMary, thou canst not forsake me,\nVirgin mother undefiled;\nThou didst not abandon Jesus\nDying, tortued and reviled.\nJesus! Jesus!\nSend Thy Mother to console me:\nMary, help Thy guilty child!\n\n4.\nJesus, when the cruel anguish\nDying on the shameful tree,\nAll abandoned by Thy Father,\nThuo didst writhe in agony.\nJesus! Jesus!\nBy these three long hours of sorrow\nThou didst purchase hope for me.\n\n5.\nThen, by all that Thou didst suffer,\nGrant me mercy in that day;\nHelp me, Mary, my sweet Mother,\nHoly Joseph, near me stay.\nJesus! Jesus!\nLet me die, my lips repeating,\nJesus, mercy! Mary, pray!\n\n\nPage 208-209\n\n----------\n\nNo. 136\n\nGENERAL, The Holy Family\n\nHappy we who thus united\n\nRev. E. Vaughan\n\"Ave Virgo\" 15th Century melody\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nAllegro moderato\n\n1.\nHappy we, who thus united\nJoin in cheerful melody;\nPraising Jesus, Mary, Joseph,\nIn the \"Holy Family.\"\nJesus, Mary, Joseph, help us,\nThat we ever true may be,\nTo the promises that bind us\nTo the \"Holy Family.\"\n\n2.\nJesus, Whose almighty bidding\nAll created things fulfill,\nLives on earth in meek subjection\nTo His earthly parents' will.\nSweetest Infant, make us patient\nAnd obedient for Thy sake,\nEach us to be chaste and gentle,\nAll our stormy passions break.\n\n3.\nMary! thou alone were chosen\nVirgin Mother of thy Lord:\nThou didst guide the earthly footsteps\nOf the Great Incarnate Word.\nDearest Mother! Make us humble;\nFor thy Son will take His rest\nIn the poor and lowly dwelling\nOf a humble sinner's breast.\n\n4.\nJoseph! Thou wert called the father\nOf thy Maker and thy Lord;\nThine it was to save thy Saviour\nFrom the cruel Herod's sword.\nSuffer us to call thee father;\nShow to us a father's love;\nLead us safe thro' ev'ry danger\nTill we meet in heav'n above.\n\n\nPage 210-211\n\n----------\n\nNo. 137\n\nGENERAL, The Rosary, The Glorious Mysteries\n\nBy the first bright Easter Day\n\nFor the Joyful Mysteries see Hymn No. 86\n\nC. M. Caddell\nFrom a Slovak Hymnal\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nAllegro moderato\n\n1. The Resurrection\n\nBy the first bright Easter day,\nWhen the stone was rolled away;\nBy the glory round Thee shed\nAt Thy rising from the dead.\n\nRefrain\nKing of Glory, hear our cry;\nMake us soon Thy joy to see,\nWhere enthroned in majesty\nCountless angels sing to Thee.\n\n2. The Ascension\n\nBy Thy parting blessing giv'n,\nAs Thou didst ascend to Heav'n,\nBy the cloud of living light\nThat received Thee out of sight.\n\n3. The Descent of the Holy Ghost\n\nBy the rushing sound of might\nComing down from heaven's height;\nBy the cloven tongues of fire,\nHoly Ghost, our hearts inspire.\n\n4. The Assumption of our Lady\n\nSee the Virgin Mother rise,\nAngels bear her to the skies;\nMount aloft, imperial Queen,\nPlead on high the cause of men!\n\n5.  The Coronation of our Lady\n\nMary reigns upon the throne\nPreordained for her alone;\nSaints and angels round her sing,\nMother of our God and King.\n\n\nPage 212-213\n\n----------\n\nNo. 138\n\nGENERAL, Evening Hymn\n\nSweet Saviour! bless us ere we go\n\nFather Faber\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nAndante ma non troppo\n\n1.\nSweet Saviour! Bless us ere we go;\nThy word into our minds instill;\nAnd make our lukewarm hearts to glow\nWith lowly love and fervent will.\n\nRefrain\nThro' life's long day\nand deaths dark night,\nO gentle Jesus! be our light;\nJesus! be our light.\n\n2.\nThe day is done; its hours have run;\nAnd Thou hast taken count of all,\nThe scanty triumphs grace hath won,\nThe broken vow, and frequent fall.\n\n3.\nGrant us, dear Lord! From evil ways\nTrue absolution and release;\nAnd bless us more than in past days\nWith purity and inward peace.\n\n4.\nFor all we love, the poor, the sad,\nThe sinful, unto Thee we call;\nOh let Thy mercy make us glad;\nThou art out Jesus and our All.\n\n\nPage 214-215\n\n----------\n\nNo. 139\n\nGENERAL, Evening Hymn\n\nAs fades the glowing orb of day\nJam sol recedit igneus\n\nTranslated by T. J. Potter\nS. Webbe (1740-1816)\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nAs fades the glowing orb of day,\nTo Thee, great source of light, we pray;\nBlest Three in One, to ev'ry heart\nThy beams of life and love impart.\n\n2.\nAt early dawn, at close of day,\nTo Thee our vows we humbly pay;\nMay we, 'mid joys that never end,\nWith Thy bright saints in homage bend.\n\n\nPage 216\n\n----------\n\nNo. 140\n\nGENERAL, Evening Hymn\n\nWhen day's shadows lengthen\nMane nobiscum, quoniam ad vesperascit\n\nDr. F. G. Lee\nTraditional Melody\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante\n\n1.\nWhen day's shadows lengthen,\nJesus, be Thou near:\nPardon, comfort, strengthen,\nChase away my fear;\nLove and hope be deepen'd,\nFaith more strong and clear.\n\n2.\nWhen the night grows darkest,\nAnd the stars are pale,\nWhen the foemen gather\nIn death's misty vale,\nBe Thou Sword and Buckler,\nBe Thou Shield and Mail.\n\n3.\nCome, Thou Food of angels,\nSource of ev'ry grace,\nIn Thy Father's mansions\nGive me soon a place;\nThat unveiled in splendor\nI may see Thy Face.\n\n4.\nThen be near me, Jesus,\nEnemies shall flee:\nHidden God and Saviour,\nThou my comfort be:\nFood, and Priest, and Victim,\nLet me feed on Thee.\n\n5.\nSo shall no fears chill me\nOn that unknown shore;\nFor in death He conquered,\nAnd can die no more.\nHis Hand guards and guides me\nTo the heav'nly door.\n\n6.\nBless'ed warfare over,\nEndless rest alone;\nTears no more, nor sorrow,\nNeither sigh nor moan,\nBut a song of triumph\nRound about the throne.\n\n\nPage 217-218\n\n----------\n\nNo. 141\n\nGENERAL, The Praise of God\n\nPraise we our God with joy\n\nProcessional\nCanon Oakeley\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nAllegro maestoso (with well-marked rhythm)\n\n1.\nPraise we our God with joy\nAnd gladness never ending;\nAngels and Saints with us\nTheir grateful voices blending.\nHe is our Father dear,\nO'erfilled with Father's love;\nMercies unsought, unknown\nHe showers from above,\n\n2.\nHe is our Shepherd true,\nWith watchful care unsleeping;\nOn us, his erring sheep,\nAn eye of pity keeping.\nHe with a mighty arm\nThe bonds of sin doth break,\nAnd to our burden'd hearths\nIn words of peace doth speak.\n\n3.\nBleeding, we lay, but He\nWith soothing bands hath bound us;\nDark was our path, but He\nHath poured His light around us;\nGraces in copious streams\nFrom that pure fountain come,\nDown to our heart of hearts,\nWhere God hath set his home.\n\n4.\nHis Word our lantern is,\nHis Peace our consolation;\nHis sweetness all our rest,\nHimself our great Salvation!\nThen live we all to God,\nRely on Him in faith,\nBe He our guide in life,\nOur joy, our hope, in death.\n\n\nPage 219-220\n\n----------\n\nNo. 142\n\nGENERAL\n\nPraise to the Holiest in the height\nDream of Gerontius\n\nProcessional\nCardinal Newman\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nWith spirit\n\n1.\nPraise the Holiest in the height,\nAnd in the depth be praise;\nIn all His words most wonderful,\nMost sure in all His ways!\n\n2.\nO loving wisdom of our God!\nWhen all was sin and shame,\nA second Adam to the fight\nAnd to the rescue came.\n\n3.\nO wisest love! That flesh and blood\nWhich did in Adam fail,\nShould strive afresh against the foe;\nShould strive and should prevail;\n\n4.\nAnd that a higher gift than grace\nShould flesh and blood refine,\nGod's Presence and His very Self,\nAnd Essence all divine.\n\n5.\nO gen'rous love! The He who smote\nIn man for man the foe,\nThe double agony in man\nFor man should undergo;\n\n6.\nAnd in the garden secretly,\nAnd on the Cross on High,\nShould teach His brethren and inspire\nTo suffer and to die.\n\n\nPage 221-222\n\n----------\n\nNo. 143\n\nGENERAL\n\nLord, for tomorrow and its needs\n(\"Just for today\")\n\nSister M. Xavier\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nSlowly\n\n1.\nLord, for tomorrow and its needs I do not pray:\nKeep me, my God, from stain of sin, Just for today.\nLet me both diligently work, And duly pray:\nLet me be kind in word or deed, Just for today.\n\n2.\nLet me be slow to do my will, Prompt to obey:\nHelp me to mortify my flesh, Just for today.\nLet me no wrong or idle word Unthinkingly say;\nSet Thou a seal upon my lips, Just for today.\n\n3.\nLet me in season, Lord, be grave, In season, gay;\nLet me be faithful to Thy Grace, Just for today.\nAnd if today my tide of life Should ebb away,\nGive me Thy Sacraments divine, Sweet Lord, today.\n\n4.\nIn purgatory's cleansing fires Brief be my stay;\nOh, bid me, if today I die, Go home today.\nSo, for tomorrow and its needs, I do not pray;\nBut keep me, guide me, love me, Lord, just for today.\n\n\nPage 223\n\n----------\n\nNo. 144\n\nGENERAL\n\nWhy art thou sorrowful?\n\nThe Remembrance of Mercy\nFather Faber\nS. M. Yenn\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nWhy art thou sorrowful, servant of God?\nAnd what is this dulness that hangs o'er thee now?\nSing the praises of Jesus, and sing them aloud,\nAnd the song shall dispel the dark cloud from thy brow.\nSing the praises of Jesus, and sing them aloud,\nAnd the song shall dispel the dark cloud from thy brow.\n\n2.\nOh, is there a thought in the wide world so sweet,\nAs that God has so cared for us, bad as we are,\nThat He thinks for us, plans for us, stoops to entreat,\nAnd follows us, wander we ever so far?\nThat He thinks for us, plans for us, stoops to entreat,\nAnd follows u, wander we ever so far?\n\n3.\nOh, then, when the spirit of darkness comes down\nWith clouds of uncertainties into thy heart,\nOne look to thy Saviour, one thought of thy crown,\nAnd the tempest is over, the shadows depart.\nOne look to thy Saviour, one thought of thy crown,\nAnd the tempest is over, the shadows depart.\n\n4.\nThat God hath once whispered a word in thine ear,\nOr sent thee from Heaven one sorrow for sin,\nIs enough for a life both to banish all fear,\nAnd to turn into peace all the troubles within.\nIs enough for a life both to banish all fear,\nAnd to turn into peace all the troubles within.\n\n\nPage 224-225\n\n----------\n\nNo. 145\n\nGENERAL\n\nActs of Faith, Hope and Charity\n\nFor acts of Contrition etc. see Nos. 128, 133, and Hymns for Holy Communion\n\nAnon\nSt. Patrick's Hymn Book\n\n\nModerato (Recitativo libero)\n\n(A) ACT OF FAITH\n\nMy God, I believe in Thee,\nAnd all Thy Church doth teach,\nBecause Thou hast said it\nAnd Thy word is true.\n\n(B) ACT OF HOPE\n\nMy God, I hope in Thee,\nFor Grace and for glory,\nBecause of Thy promises,\nThy mercy, and Thy pow'r.\n\n(C) ACT OF CHARITY\n\nMy God, because Thou art so good,\nI love Thee with all my heart,\nAnd for Thy sake.\nI love my neighbor as myself.\n\n\nPage 226-227\n\n----------\n\nNo. 146\n\nOUR MOTHER OF SORROWS\nPassiontide and B. V. M.\n\nWhat a Sea of Tears and Sorrows\nO quot undis lacrymarum\n\nTr. by Rev. F. Campbell\nCh. Gounod\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante religioso\n\n1.\nWhat a sea of tears and sorrows\nDid the soul of Mary toss\nTo and fro upon its billows\nWhile she wept her bitter loss;\nIn her arms her Jesus holding,\nTorn so newly from the Cross.\n\n2.\nOh, that mournful Virgin Mother,\nSee her tears how fast they flow\nDown upon His mangled Body\nWounded Side and thorny Brow;\nWhile His Hands and Feet she kisses,\nPicture of immortal woe.\n\n3.\nOft, and oft His Arms and Bosom,\nFondly straining to her own;\nOft, her pallid lips imprinting\nOn each Wound of her dear Son:\nTill at last in swoons of anguish,\nSense and consciousness are gone.\n\n4.\nGentle Mother, we beseech thee,\nBy thy tears and troubles sore;\nBy the death of thy dear Offspring,\nBy the bloody Wounds He bore;\nTouch our hearts with that true sorrow\nWhich affected thee of yore.\n\n\nPage 228-229\n\n----------\n\nNo. 147\n\nGENERAL\nThe Divine Praises\n\nOrgan sustains chords in recitations\nJ. Lewis Browne\n\n\nSlowly\n\nBlessed be God!\nBlessed be His Holy Name!\nBlessed be Jesus Christ, true God and true Man!\nBlessed be the Name of Jesus;\nBlessed be His most Sacred Heart,\nBlessed Jesus in the most Holy Sacrament of the Altar!\nBlessed be the great Mother of God, Mary most holy!\nBlessed be her Holy and Immaculate Conception;\nBlessed be the Name of Mary, Virgin and Mother.\nBlessed be Saint Joseph her most chaste spouse.\nBlessed be God in His angels and in His Saints\n\n\nPage 230-231\n\n----------\n\nNo. 148\n\nGENERAL\n\nThe Lord's Prayer\nOur Father, Who Art in Heaven\n\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nAndante religioso\n\nOur Father Who art in heaven,\nHallowed be Thy Name;\nThy Kingdom come;\nThy will be done on earth, as it is heaven.\nGive us this day our daily bread;\nAnd forgive us our trespasses,\nAs we forgive those who trespass against us.\nAnd lead us not into temptation;\nBut deliver us from evil.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 232\n\n----------\n\nNo. 149\n\nGENERAL\n\nHail. Mary, full of Grace\nThe Angelical Salutation\n\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nDevoto (Slowly) Con espressione\n\nHail Mary, full of grace;\nThe Lord is with thee:\nBlessed art thou amongst women,\nand blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus.\nHoly Mary, Mother of God,\nPray for us sinners, now,\nAnd at the hour of our death.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 233\n\n----------\n\nNo. 150\n\nHOLY MATRIMONY\n\nLord, Who at Cana's Wedding Feast\n\nA. Thrupp\nJ. Lewis Browne\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nLord, who at Cana's wedding feast\nDidst as a guest appear,\nThou, dearer far than earthly guest,\nVouchsafe Thy presence here;\n\n2.\nFor holy Thou indeed dost prove\nThe marriage vow to be,\nProclaiming it a type of love\nBetween the Church and Thee.\n\n3.\nThe holiest vow that man can make,\nThe golden thread of life,\nThe bond that none may dare divide,\nThat bindeth man to wife.\n\n4.\nWhich blest by Thee, whate'er betides,\nNo evil shall destroy,\nThro' careworn days each care divides,\nAnd doubles ev'ry joy.\n\n5.\nOn those who at Thine altar kneel,\nO Lord, Thy blessing pour,\nThat each may wake the other's zeal\nTo love Thee more and more:\n\n6.\nOh grant them here in peace to live,\nIn purity and love,\nAnd, this world leaving, to receive\nA crown of life above.\nAmen.\n\nCopyright Gilbert Music Co.  Chicago, Ill.\nBy permission\nPage 234\n\n----------\n\nNo. 151\n\nADVENT\n\nCreator Alme Siderum\n\nD. Thermignon\n\n\n1.\nCreator alme siderum,\nAeterna lux credentium,\nJesu, Redemptor omnium,\nIntende votis supplicum.\n\n2.\nQui daemonis ne fraudibus\nPeriret orbis impetu\nAmoris, actus, languidi\nMundi mendela factus es.\n\n3.\nCommune qui mundi nefas\nUt expiares, ad crucem\nE Virginis sacrario\nIntacta prodis victima.\n\n4.\nCujus potestas gloriae,\nNomenque cum primum sonat,\nEt coelites et inferi\nTremente curvantur genu.\n\n5.\nTe deprecamur, ultimae\nMagnum diei Judicem,\nArmis supernae gratiae\nDefende nos ab hostibus.\n\n6.\nVirtus, honor, laus, gloria\nDeo Patri cum Filio,\nSancto simul Paraclito,\nIn saeculorum saecula.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 235\n\n----------\n\nNo. 152\n\nVeni, Veni Emmanuel\n\nAncient Chant\n\n\n1.\nVeni, veni Emmanuel!\nCaptivum solve Israel\nQui gemit in exilio\nPrivatus Dei Filio.\n\nRefrain\nGaude, Gaude, Emmanuel\nNascetur pro te, Israel.\n\n2.\nVeni, O Jesu Virgula!\nEx hostis tuos ungula\nDe specu tuos tartari,\nEduc, et antro barathri\n\n3.\nVeni, veni O Oriens!\nSolare nos adveniens:\nNoctis depelle nebulas,\nDirasque noctis tenebras.\n\n4.\nVeni Clavis Davidica!\nRegna, reclude coelica\nFac iter tutum supernum\nEt claude vias inferum.\n\n\nPage 236\n\n----------\n\nNo. 153\n\nO Emmanuel\n\nAntiphonae Majores\n\n\nSecond Mode\n\nO Emmanuel,\nRex et legifer noster,\nexspectatio gentium\nEt Salvator earum: veni\nAd Salvandum nos.\nDomine Deus noster.\n\n\nPage 237\n\n----------\n\nNo. 154\n\nEn Clara Vox Redarguit\n\nFirst Mode\nAntiphoale (Vatican Edition)\n\n\n1.\nEn clara vox redarguit\nObscura quaeque personans:\nProcul fugentur somnia,\nAb alto Jesus promicat.\n\n2.\nMens jam resurgat torpida,\nNon amplius jacens humi:\nSidus refulget jam novum,\nUt tollat omne noxium.\n\n3.\nEn Agnes ad nos mittitur\nLaxare gratis debitum:\nOmnes simul cum lacrimis\nPrecemur indulgentiam.\n\n4.\nUt cum secundo fulserit,\nMetuque mundum cinxerit,\nNon pro reatu puniat,\nSed nos pius tune protegat.\n\n5.\nVirtus, honor, laus, gloria\nDeo Patri cum Filio,\nSancto simul Paraclito,\nIn saeculorum saecula.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 238\n\n----------\n\nNo. 155a\n\nCHRISTMAS\n\nJesu Redemptor Omnium\n\nVatican Antiphonale\n\n\n1.\nJesu Redemptor omnium,\nQuem lucis ante originem,\nParem paternae gloriae,\nPater supremis edidit.\n\n2.\nTu lumen et splendor Patris,\nTu spes perennis omnium:\nIntende quas fundunt preces\nTui per orbem servuli.\n\n3.\nMemento rerum Conditor,\nNostri quod olim corporis,\nSacrata ab alvo Virginis\nNascendo, formam sumpseris.\n\n4.\nTestatur hoc praesens dies,\nCurrens per anni circulum,\nQuod solus e sinu Patris\nMundi salus ad veneris.\n\n5.\nHunc astra, tellus, aequora,\nHunc omne quod coelo subest,\nSalutis auctorem novae\nNovo salutat cantico.\n\n6.\nEt nos, beata quos sacri\nRigavit unda sanguinis,\nNatalis ob diem tui,\nHymni tributum solvimus.\n\n7.\nJesu, tibi sit gloria,\nQui natus es de Virgine,\nCum Patre et almo Spiritu,\nIn sempiterna saecula.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 239\n\n----------\n\nNo. 155b\n\nJesu Redemptor Omnium\n\nAlternate setting by Taler\nDominican Monk\nMonastery of Strasbourg 1361\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\nMay be sung in alternate fashion with 155a\n\n\n1.\nJesu Redemptor omnium,\nQuem lucis ante originem,\nParem paternae gloriae,\nPater supremis edidit.\n\n2.\nTu lumen et splendor Patris,\nTu spes perennis omnium:\nIntende quas fundunt preces\nTui per orbem servuli.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 240\n\n----------\n\nNo. 156\n\nResonet in Laudibus\n\nChristmas Song of the XIV Century\n\n\n1.\nResonet in laudibus\nCum jucundus plausibus,\nSion cum fidelibus.\n\nRefrain\nApparuit quem genuit Maria\nGaudete, Gaudete, Christus natus hodie!\nGaudete, Gaudete, ex Maria Virgine.\n\n2.\nSion lauda Dominum\nSalvatorem omnium\nVirgo parit Filium.\n\n3.\nPueri concurrite\nNato Regi psallite\nVoce pia dicite.\n\n4.\nNatus est Emmanuel\nQuem praedixit Gabriel\nTestis est Ezechiel\n\n5.\nJuda cum cantoribus\nGradere de foribus\nEt dic cum pastoribus.\n\n6.\nQui regnat in aethere,\nVenit ovem quaerere,\nNolens eam perdere.\n\n\nPage 241\n\n----------\n\nNo. 157\n\nEcce Nomen Domini Emmanuel\n\n\nEcce Nomen Domini Emmanuel,\nQuod annuntiatum est per Gabriel,\nhodie apparuit in Israel:\nPer Mariam Virginem est natus Rex.\nEia! Virgo Deum genuit,\nUt divina voluit clementia.\nIn Bethlehem natus est,\nEt in Jerusalem visus est,\net in omnem terram honorificatus est,\nRex Israel.\n\n\nPage 242-243\n\n----------\n\nNo. 158\n\nAdeste Fideles\n\nTraditional Melody\n\n\nAedante\n\n1.\nAdeste, fideles, laeti triumphantes;\nVenite, venite in Bethlehem:\nNatum videte\nRegem Angelorum:\nVenite, adoremus, Venite, adoremus,\nVenite, adoremus, Dominum.\n\n2.\nEn grege relicto, humiles ad cunas\nVocati pastores approperant:\nEt nos ovanti gradu festinebus:\nVenite, adoremus, Venite, adoremus,\nVenite, adoremus, Dominum.\n\n3.\nAeterni Parentis splendorem aeternum\nVelatum sub carne videbimus:\nDeum infantem panis involutum:\nVenite, adoremus, Venite, adoremus,\nVenite, adoremus, Dominum.\n\n4.\nPro nobis egenum et foeno cubantem\nPiis foveamus amplexibus:\nSic nos amantem quis non redamaret?\nVenite, adoremus, Venite, adoremus,\nVenite, adoremus, Dominum.\n\n\nPage 244-245\n\n----------\n\nNo. 159\n\nPuer Nobis Nascitur\n\nDavid Scheideman (1570-1625)\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nPuer nobis nascitur\nRector angelorum\nIn hoc mundo pascitur\nDominus Dominorum.\n\n2.\nIn praesepe ponitur sub\nfoeno jumentorum\nCognovit bos et asinus\nChristum regem coelorum.\n\n3.\nHinc Herodes timuit\nMagna cum tremore\nInfantes et pueros\nOccidet prae dolore.\n\n4.\nQui natus ex Maria\nDie hodierna\nPerducat nos cum gratia\nAd gaudia superna.\n\n5.\nAngeli laetati sunt\nEtiam de Deo\nCantaverunt: gloria\nSit in excelsis Deo.\n\n6.\nNos de tali gaudio\nConcinamus choro,\nIn chordis et organo\nBenedicamus Domino.\n\n7.\nLaus et jubilatio\nNostro sit in ore,\nEt semper angelicas\nDeo dicamus gratias.\n\n\nPage 246\n\n----------\n\nNo. 160\n\nTollite Hostias\n\nMotet for two or four part chorus\nC. St. Saens\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nAllegro Maestoso\n\n1.\nTollite hostias, et introite in atria ejus.\n\n2.\nAdorate, adorate Dominum in atrio Sancto ejus.\n\n3, 4.\nLaetentur coeli et exsultet terra\nAnte faciem Domini quoniam venit.\n\n5.\nAlleluia, alleluia, alleluia,\nalleluia, alleluia, alleluia,\nalleluia, alleluia, alleluia.\n\n6.\nLaetentur coeli et exsultet terra\nAnte faciem Domini quoniam venit.\n\n\nPage 247\n\n----------\n\nNo. 161a\n\nTHE HOLY NAME\n\nJesu Dulcis Memoria\n\nMotet for four part chorus\nSt. Bernard\nT. L. da Vittoria\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nLento\n\nJesu dulcis memoria,\nDans vera, vera cordis gaudia, gaudia\nSed super mel et omnia, super mel et omnia ejus\ndulcis praesentia, dulcis praesentia.\n\n\nPage 248\n\n----------\n\nNo. 161b\n\nJesu Dulcis Memoria\n\nFor unison or two part chorus\nCornelius Schmuck\n(abridged)\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nJesu dulcis memoria,\nDans vera cordis gaudia, gaudia\nSed super mel et omnia,\nEjus dulcis praesentia.\n\n2.\nNil canitur suavius,\nNil auditur jucundius,\nNil cogitatur dulcius,\nQuam Jesus Dei Filius\n\n3.\nJesu, spes paenitentibus,\nQuam pius es petentibus!\nQuam bonus te quaerentibus!\nSed quid invenientibus,\n\n4.\nNec lingua valet dicere,\nNec littera exprimere:\nExpertus potest credere,\nQuid sit Jesum diligere.\n\n5.\nSis, Jesu, nostrum gaudium,\nQui es futurus praemium:\nSit nostra in te gloria,\nPer cuncta semper saecula.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 249\n\n----------\n\nNo. 161c\n\nJesu Dulcis Memoria\n\nVatican Antiphonale\n\n\n1.\nJesu dulcis memoria,\nDans vera cordis gaudia:\nSed super mel et omnia,\nEjus dulcis praesentia.\n\n2.\nNil canitur suavius,\nNil auditur jucundius,\nNil cogitatur dulcius,\nQuam Jesus Dei Filius\n\n3.\nJesu, spes paenitentibus,\nQuam pius es petentibus!\nQuam bonus te quaerentibus!\nSed quid invenientibus,\n\n4.\nNec lingua valet dicere,\nNec littera exprimere:\nExpertus potest credere,\nQuid sit Jesum diligere.\n\n5.\nSis, Jesu, nostrum gaudium,\nQui es futurus praemium:\nSit nostra in te gloria,\nPer cuncta semper saecula.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 250\n\n----------\n\nNo. 162a\n\nLENT AND PASSIONTIDE\n\nStabat Mater (1)\n\nSequentia\nJacopone da Todi (d.1306)\nTraditional Melody from the Maintzeseh Gesangbuch (1661)\n\n\nLento\n\n1.\nStabat Mater dolorosa\nJuxta crucem lacrymosa,\nDum pendebat Filius.\n\n2.\nCujus animam gememtem,\nContristatam et dolentem,\nPertransivit gladius.\n\n3.\nO quam tristis et afflicta\nFuit illa benedicta\nMater Unigeniti!\n\n4.\nQuae moerebat et dolebat,\nPia Mater dum videbat\nNati poenas inclyti.\n\n5.\nQuis est homo, qui non fleret,\nMatrem Christi si videret\nIn tanto supplicio?\n\n6.\nQuis non posset contristari,\nChristi Matrem contemplari\nDolentem cum Filio?\n\n7.\nPro peccatis suae gentis\nVidit Jesum in tormentis,\nEt flagellis subditum.\n\n8.\nVidit suum dulcem Natum\nMoriendo desolatum,\nDum emisit spiritum.\n\n9.\nEia Mater, fons amoris,\nMe sentire vim doloris\nFac, ut tecum lugeam.\n\n10.\nFac ut ardeat cor meum\nIn amando Christum Deum,\nUt sibi complaceam.\n\n11.\nSancta Mater, istud agas,\nCrucifixi fige plagas\nCordi meo valide.\n\n12.\nTui Nati vulnerati,\nTam dignati pro me pati,\nPoenas mecum divide.\n\n13.\nFac me tecum pie flere,\nCrucifixo condolere,\nDonec ego vixero.\n\n14.\nJuxta crucem tecum stare,\nEt me tibi sociare\nIn planctu desidero.\n\n15.\nVirgo virginum praeclara,\nMihi jam non sis amara:\nFac me tecum plangere;\n\n16.\nFac ut portem Christi mortem,\nPassionis fac consortem\nEt plagas recolere.\n\n17.\nFac me plagis vulnerari,\nFac me cruce inebriari,\nEt cruore Filii;\n\n18.\nFlammis ne urar succensus,\nPer te Virgo, sim defensus\nIn die judicii.\n\n19.\nChriste, cum sit hinc exire\nDa per Matrem me venire\nAd palmam victoriae;\n\n20.\nQuando corpus morietur,\nFac ut animae donetur\nParadisi gloria. Amen.\n\n\nPage 251-252\n\n----------\n\nNo. 162b\n\nStabat Mater (2)\n\nG. M. Nanini (1540-1607)\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nModerato assai\n\nStabat Mater dolorosa\nJuxta crucem lacrymosa,\nDum pendebat Filius.\n\n----------\n\nNo. 162c\n\nStabat Mater (3)\n\nGiuseppe Tartini (1692-1770)\n\n\nAndante\n\nStabat Mater dolorosa\nJuxta crucem lacrymosa,\nDum pendebat Filius.\n\n\nPage 253\n\n----------\n\nNo. 163\n\nPALM SUNDAY MUSIC\nby Franz Schubert\nEdited and revised by N. A. Montani\n\nAfter the sprinkling of Holy Water, the Palms are blessed and the Choir\nsings the following Antiphon:\n\nHosanna Filio David\n\n\nAllegro moderato\n\nHosanna Filio David:\nBenedictus qui venit in nomine Domini.\nRex Israel: Hosanna in excelsis.\n\n\nPage 254\n\n----------\n\nNo. 164\n\nIn Monte Oliveti\n\nAfter the singing of the Lesson the following Responsory is sung\n\n\nAdagio\n\n1.\nIn monte Oliveti oravit ad Patrem:\nPater, si fieri potest, transeat a me calix iste.\nSpiritus quidem promptus est\nCaro autem infirma:\nFiat volutas tua.\n\n2.\nVigilate, et orate, orate,\nut non intretis, intretis, intentationem.\n\n\nAfter the Preface (with responses in ferial form, as at Requiem, see No.\n259 (8)) the choir sings the Sanctus and Benedictus.\n\n\nPage 255\n\n----------\n\nNo. 165\n\nSanctus and Benedictus\n\nFr. Schubert\n\n\nAdagio\n\nSanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus\nDominus Deus Sabaoth.\nPleni sunt coeli et terra gloria tua,\nHosanna in excelsis.\nBenedictus qui venit in nomine Domini\nHosanna in excelsis.\n\n\nPage 256\n\n----------\n\nNo. 166\n\nPueri Hebraeorum\n\nAfter a number of prayers and responses, at the distribution of Palms,\nthe choir sings the following Antiphon.\n\nFr. Schubert\n\n\nAndante\n\nPueri Hebraeorum, portantes\nramos olivarum, obviaverunt\nDomino, clamantes, et dicentes:\nHosanna in excelsis.\n\n\nPage 257\n\n----------\n\nNo. 167\n\nCum Angelis et Pueris\n\nJust before the Procession takes place the Deacon sings; \"Procedamus in\npace\" the choir answers: \"In nomine Christi. Amen.\" The following is\nthen sung;\n\nFr. Schubert\n\n\nAllegro moderato\n\nCum Angelis et pueris fideles in veniamur,\ntriumphatori mortis clamantes:\nHosanna in excelsis.\n\n\nWhen the procession has reached the portal of the Church two or four\nchanters enter and, facing the door begin the \"Gloria Laus;\" the clergy\nand singers outside repeat the verse. Chanters sing each new stanza\nwhile the singers outside repeat the \"Gloria Laus\". At the end of the\nlast stanza the procession enters the church the music being changed to\n\"Ingrediente.\"\n\n\nPage 258\n\n----------\n\nNo. 168\n\nGloria, Laus et Honor\n\nO. Ravanello\n (abridged)\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nGloria, laus, et honor, tibi sit Rex Christi Redemptor:\nCui puerile decus prompsit Hosanna pium.\n\n2.\nIsrael es tu Rex, Davidis et inclyta proles:\nNomine qui in Domini, Rex benedicte, venis\n\n3.\nCoetus in excelsis te laudat Coelicus omnis\nEt mortalis homo, et cuncta creata simul.\n\n4.\nPlebs Hebraea tibi cum palmis obvia venit:\nCum prece, voto, hymnis, adsumus ecce tibi.\n\n5.\nHi tibi passuro solvebant munia laudis:\nNos tibi regnanti, pangimus ecce melos.\n\n6.\nHi placuere tibi, placeat devotio nostra;\nRex bone, Rex clemens, cui bona cuncta placent.\n\n\nPage 259\n\n----------\n\nNo. 169\n\nIngrediente\n\nFr. Schubert\n\n\nAndante\n\n1.\nIngrediente Domino in sanctam civitatem,\nHebraeorum pueri, resurrectionem vitae pronuntiantes.\nCum ramis palmarum Hosanna clamabunt in excelsis.\n\n2.\nCumque audisset popolus quod Jesus veniret,\nJerosolymam, exierunt obviam ei.\nCum ramis palmarum Hosanna clamabunt in excelsis.\n\n\nPage 260\n\n----------\n\nNo. 170\n\nHOLY WEEK RESPONSORIES\n\nIn Monte Oliveti\n\nFor two or four part Chorus\nMichael Haydn (1778)\nEdited and revised by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante moderato\n\nIn monte Oliveti oravit ad Patrem:\nPater, si fieri potest, transeat a me calix iste:\nSpiritus quidem promptus est, caro autem infirma:\nFiat voluntas tua.\nVigilate, et orare, ut non intretis in tentationem.\n\n\nPage 261-262\n\n----------\n\nNo. 171\n\nTristis est anima mea\n\nM. Haydn\nRevised by N. A. M.\n\n\nLargo con espressione\n\nTristis est anima mea usque ad mortem;\nsustinete hic, et viglate mecum;\nnunc videbitis turbam, quae circumdabit me.\nVos fugam capietis,\net ego vadam immolari pro vobis:\nEcce appropinquat hora,\net Filius hominis tradetur in manus peccatorum.\n\n\nPage 263\n\n----------\n\nNo. 172\n\nUna hora non potuistis vigilare\n\nM. Haydn\nRevised by N. A. M.\n\n\nAdagio con espressione\n\nUna hora non potuistis viglare mecum,\nqui exhortabamini mori pro me?\nVel Judam non videtis,\nquo modo non dormit,\nsed festinat tradere me Judaeis?\nQuid dormitis?\nSurgite, et orate,\nne intretis in tentationem.\nVel Judam non videtis,\nquo modo non dormit,\nsed festinat tradere me Judaeis?\n\n\nPage 263-264\n\n----------\n\nNo. 173\n\nTanquam ad latronem existis\n\nM. Haydn\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nModerato\n\nTanquam ad latronem existis\ncom gladiis et fustibus comprehendere me:\nQuotidie apud vos eram in templo docens,\net non me tenuistis, et ecce flagellatum ducitis ad crucufigendum.\nCumque injecissent manus in Jesum,\net tenuissent eum, dixit ad eos.\nQuotidie apud vos eram in templo docens,\net non me tenuistis, et ecce flagellatum ducitis ad crucufigendum.\n\n\nPage 265-266\n\n----------\n\nNo.174\n\nVelum templi scissum est\n\nM. Haydn\nEdited by N. A. M.\n\n\nCon anima\n\nVelum templi scissum est,\nEt omnis terra tremuit;\nlatro de cruce clamabat, dicens:\nMemento mei, Domine,\ndum veneris in regnum tuum.\nPetrae scissae sunt,\net monumenta aperta sunt,\net multa corpora sanctorum,\nqui dormierant, surrexerunt.\n\nEt omnis terra tremuit;\nLatro de cruce clamabat, dicens:\nMemento mei, Domine,\ndum veneris in regnum tuum.\n\n\nPage 266-267\n\n----------\n\nNo. 175\n\nTenebrae factae sunt\n\nMichael Haydn\nEdited by N. A. M.\n\n\nLento\n\nTenebrae factae sunt, dum crucifixissent\nJesum Judaei, et circa horam nonam,\nexclamavit Jesus voce maga:\nDeus meus, ut quid me dereliquisti?\nEt inclinato capite, emisit spiritum, spiritum.\nExclamans Jesus voce magna ait:\nPater, in manus tuas commendo spiritum meum.\nEt inclinato capite, emisit spiritum, spiritum.\n\n\nPage 268-269\n\n----------\n\nNo.176\n\nEcce, Quomodo moritur justus\n\nMichael Haydn\nEdited and revised by N. A. M\n\n\nLento\n\nEcce, quomodo moritur justus,\net nemo percipit corde;\net viri justi tolluntur,\net nemo considerat.\nA facie iniquitatis\nsublatus est justus:\nEt erit in pace memoria ejus\nTanquam agnus coram\ntondente se obmutuit,\net non aperuit os suum;\nde angustia, et de judicio sublatus est.\nEt erit in pace memoria ejus.\n\nEcce, quomodo moritur justus,\net nemo percipit corde;\net viri justi tolluntur,\net nemo considerat.\nA facie iniquitatis sublatus est justus:\nEt erit in pace memoria ejus.\n\n\nPage 270-271\n\n----------\n\nNo. 177\n\nUnus ex discipulis meis\n\nMichael Haydn\nRevised by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante religioso\n\nUnus ex discipulis meis tradet me hodie:\nVae illi per quem tradar ego;\nMelius illi erat, si natus non fuisset.\nQui intingit mecum in paropside,\nhic me traditurus est in manus peccatorum.\nMelius illi erat, si natus non fuisset.\nMelius illi erat, si natus non fuisset.\n\n\nPage 272-273\n\n----------\n\nNo. 178\n\nRecessit Pastor noster\n\nMichael Haydn\nEdited by N.A.M.\n\n\nAndante moderato\n\nRecessit pastor noster, fons aquae vivae,\nad cujus transitum sol obscuratus est;\nNam et ille captus est,\nqui captivum tenebat primum hominem:\nhodie portas mortis et seras pariter Salvator noster dirupit.\nDestruxit quidem claustra inferni,\net subvertit potentias diaboli.\n\nNam et ille captus est,\nqui captivum tenebat primum hominem:\nhodie portas mortis et seras pariter Salvator noster dirupit.\n\n\nPage 274\n\n----------\n\nNo. 179\n\nOmnes amici mei dereliquerunt me\n\nMichael Haydn\nEdited by N. A. Montani\n\n\nLento con espressione\n\nOmnes amici mei dereliquerunt me,\net praevaluerunt insidiantes mihi;\ntradidit me, quem diligebam:\nEt terribilibus oculis\nplaga crudeli percutientes,\naceto potabant me.\nInter iniquos projecerunt me,\net non pepercerunt animae meae.\n\nEt terribilibus oculis\nplaga crudeli percutientes,\naceto potabant me.\n\n\nPage 275\n\n----------\n\nNo. 180\n\nEcce vidimus eum\n\nMichael Haydn\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante sostenuto\nPiu vivo\n\nEcce! vidimus eum non habentem speciem, neque decorem:\naspectus ejus in eo non est:\nhic peccata nostra portavit, et pro nobis dolet;\nipse autem vulneratus est propter iniquitates nostras,\ncujus livore sanati sumus.\nVere languores nostros ipse tulit,\net delores nostros ipse potavit.\nCujas livore sanati sumus.\nCujas levore sanati sumus.\n\n\nPage 276-277\n\n----------\n\nNo. 181\n\nCaligaverunt oculi mei\n\nMichael Haydn\nEdited and revised by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante moderato\n\nCaligaverunt oculi mei a fletu meo;\nquia elongatus est a me,\nqui consolabatur me.\nVidete omnes populi:\nSi est dolor similis\nsicut dolor meus.\nO vos omnes,\nqui transitis per viam,\nattendite et videte!\nsi est dolor similis\nsicut dolor meus.\n\nCaligaverunt oculi mei a fletu meo;\nquia elongatus est a me,\nqui consolabatur me.\nVidete omnes populi:\nSi est dolor similis\nsicut dolor meus.\n\n\nPage 278-279\n\n----------\n\nNo. 182a\n\nLENT AND PASSIONTIDE\n\nVexilla Regis Prodeunt (1)\n\nVatican Graduale\n\n\n1.\nVexilla Regis prodeunt:\nFulget Crucis mysterium,\nQuo carne carnis Conditor\nSuspensus est patibulo.\n\n2.\nQuo vulneratus insuper\nMucrone diro lanceae,\nUt nos lavaret crimine,\nManavit unda et sanguine.\n\n3.\nImpleta sunt quae concinit,\nDavid fideli carmine;\nDicens: in nationibus\nRegnavit a ligno Deus.\n\n4.\nArbor decora et fulgida,\nOrnata Regis purpura,\nElecta digno stipite,\nTam sancta membra tangere.\n\n5.\nBeata, cujus brachiis,\nSaecli pependit pretium;\nStatera facta corporis;\nPraedamque tulit tartari.\n\n6.\nO Crux, ave, spes unica;\nHoc Passionis tempore,\nAuge piis justitiam\nReisque dona veniam.\n\n7.\nTe summa Deus Trinitas,\nCollaudet omnis spiritus,\nQuos per Crucis mysterium,\nSalvas, rege per saecula.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 280\n\n----------\n\nNo. 182 b\n\nVexilla Regis Prodeunt (2)\n\nThe entire hymn may be sung to the melody given at 182a or if preferred\nmay be sung alternately with this melody (l82 b).\n\nN. A. Montani\n\n\nCon moto\n\n1.\nVexilla Regis prodeunt:\nFulget Crucis mysterium,\nQuo carne carnis Conditor\nSuspensus est patibulo.\n\n2.\nQuo vulneratus insuper\nMucrone diro lanceae,\nUt nos lavaret crimine,\nManavit unda et sanguine.\n\n\nPage 281\n\n----------\n\nNo. 182c\n\nVexilla Regis Prodeunt (3)\n\nTraditional Melody (1699)\n\n\nAndante\n\n1.\nVexilla Regis prodeunt:\nFulget Crucis mysterium,\nQuo carne carnis Conditor\nSuspensus est patibulo.\n\n2.\nQuo vulneratus insuper\nMucrone diro lanceae,\nUt nos lavaret crimine,\nManavit unda et sanguine.\n\n3.\nImpleta sunt quae concinit,\nDavid fideli carmine;\nDicens: in nationibus\nRegnavit a ligno Deus.\n\n4.\nArbor decora et fulgida,\nOrnata Regis purpura,\nElecta digno stipite,\nTam sancta membra tangere.\n\n5.\nBeata, cujus brachiis,\nSaecli pependit pretium;\nStatera facta corporis;\nPraedamque tulit tartari.\n\n6.\nO Crux, ave, spes unica;\nHoe Passionis tempore,\nAuge piis justitiam\nReisque dona veniam.\n\n7.\nTe summa Deus Trinitas,\nCollaudet omnis spiritus,\nQuos per Crucis mysterium,\nSalvas, rege per saecula.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 282\n\n----------\n\nNo. 183\n\nTHE SEVEN LAST WORDS\n\nMusic for the Three Hours' Agony\n\nNote: These short pieces may be sung before the principal discourse on\neach word and a Haydn Passion Motet or an appropriate Lenten Hymn,\neither in English or Latin may be given at the close\n\n\nFirst Word: \"Pater, dimitte illis\"\nCh. Gounod\nAbridged and revised by N. A. M.\n\n\nAdagio con espressione\n\nPater, dimitte illis,\nnon enim sciunt,\nquid faciunt,\nnon enim sciunt\nquid faciunt.\n\n----------\n\nSecond Word:  184\nAmen dico tibi, hodie mecum eris in Paradiso\n\nCh. Gounod\nModerato\n\n\nAmen dico tibi,\nHodie, Hodie mecum eris\nin Paradiso\n\n\nPage 283\n\n----------\n\nNo. 185\n\nThird Word:\n\"Mulier, ecce filius tuus! Ecce mater tua!\"\n\nCh. Gounod\n\n\nAndante\n\nMulier, Mulier, ecce filius tuus!\nEcce mater tua!\nEcce mater, mater tua.\n\n\nPage 284\n\n----------\n\nNo. 186\n\nFourth Word\n\"Deus meus, ut quid dereliquisti me?\"\n\nCh. Gounod\n\n\nLento con espressione\n\nDeus meus, Deus meus,\nUt quid dereliquisti me?\nut quid dereliquisti me?\n\n\nPage 285\n\n----------\n\nNo. 187\n\nFifth Word: \"Sitio\"\n\nTh. Dubois\nRevised and adapted by N. A. M.\n\n\nAdigio (unison or Solo)\n\nSitio, Sitio, Sitio, Sitio.\n\n\nPage 286\n\n----------\n\nNo. 188\n\nSixth Word: \"Consummatum est\"\n\nTh. Dubois\nAdapted by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante\n\n\"Consummatum est.\"\n(Et inclinato capite, tradidit spiritum).\n\"Consummatum est.\"\n\n----------\n\nNo. 189\n\nSeventh Word: \"Pater, in manus tuas\"\n\nTh. Dubois\n(adapted)\n\n\nAdagio\n\nPater, in manus tuas commendo spiritum meum.\nPater, in manus tuas commendo spiritum meum.\n\n\nPage 287\n\n----------\n\nNo. 190a\n\nAdoramus te Christe (1)\n\nTh. Dubois\n\n\nAdagio\n\nAdoramus te Christe,\net benedicimus tibi:\nAdoramus te Christe,\net benedicimus tibi:\nquia per sanctam crucem tuam\nredemisti mundum.\nAdoramus te Christe,\net benedicimus tibi:\nAdoramus te Christe,\n\n\nPage 288\n\n----------\n\nNo. 190b\n\nAdoramus te Christe (2)\n\nMotet for four part Chorus\nG. P. da Palestrina\nEdited by N. A. M.\n\n\nLento\n\nAdoramus te Christe,\net benedicimus tibi:\nquia per sanctam crucem tuam\nredemisti mundum.\nqui passus es pro nobis;\nDomine, Domine,\nmiserere nobis.\n\n\nPage 289\n\n----------\n\nNo. 191\n\nANTIPHON FOR GOOD FRIDAY\n\nEcce lignum Crucis\n\nAt the uncovering of the Cross\n\nFrom the Vatican Graduale\n\nSung three times, in successively higher keys.\n\n\nCelebrant\n\nEcce lignum Crucis,\nin quo salus mundi pependit.\nVenite adoremus.\n\n\nPage 290\n\n----------\n\nNo. 192\n\nPopule meus\n\nThe following Improperia is sung during the adoration of the cross.\n\nVittoria\nFull text added by N. A. M.\n\n\n1.\nPopule meus, quid feci tibi?\nAut in quo contristavi te?\nResponde mihi.\n\n2.\nQuia eduxi te de terra\nAcgypti: Parasti crucem\nSalvatori tuo.\n\n3.\nAgios Theos.\n\n4.\nSanctus Deus.\n\n5.\nAgios Ischyros.\n\n6.\nSanctus fortis.\n\n7.\nAgios Athanatos, eleison imas.\n\n8.\nSanctus, immortalis miserere nobis.\n\n\nPage 290-291\n\n----------\n\nNo. 193\n\nChristus factus est\n\nPietro A. Yon\n(written expressly for the St. Gregory Hymnal)\n\n\nLento\n\nChristus factus est pro nobis\nobediens usque ad mortem,\nobediens usque ad mortem.  (mortem autem crucis.) ( exaltavit.)\nPropter quod et Deus, exaltavit illum,\net dedit illi nomen,\nquod est super omne nomen.\n\n\nPage 292\n\n----------\n\nNo. 194\n\nHOLY SATURDAY MUSIC\n\nAfter the blessing of the Font the following order is observed: (A) The\nLitany of the Saints is sung. (B) The Kyrie follows (Chant or figured\nmusic without organ) then the \"Gloria\" is intoned (C) the choir\nbeginning with \"Et in terra pax\" (with organ accompaniment). The Epistle\nis sung after which the \"Alleluia\" (D) is intoned. This is sung three\ntimes in successively higher keys by the celebrant, unaccompanied, and\neach time is repeated by the choir in the same key as taken by the\ncelebrant (with accompaniment, if preferred).\n\n\nAlleluia.\nConfitemini Domino, quoniam bonus:\nquoniam in saeculum misericordia ejus.\nLaudate Dominum omnes gentes:\net collaudate eum omnes populi.\nQuoniam confirmata est super nos misericordia ejus:\nEt veritas Domini manet in aeternum.\n\n\nThe Gospel response in then sung; see No. 259 (4) Credo and Offertory\nare ommitted.\n\nPreface follows with usual responses (see 259-5) after which the Sanctus\nand Benedictus are sung. The \"Agnus Dei\" is not sung, but after the\nCommunion the choir proceeds with the following Antiphon and Psalm.\n\n\nAlleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia.\n\n1.\nLaudate Dominum omnes gentes;\nlaudate eum omnes populi.\n\n2.\nQuoniam confirmata est super nos misericordia ejus:\net veritas Domini manet in aeternum.\n\n3.\nGloria Patri et Filio;\net Spiritui Sancto.\n\n4.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc et semper;\net in saecula saeculorum. Amen.\n\n\nAlleluia (H) is repeated; then choir proceeds immediately with the\nAntiphon \"Vespere.\" (I)\n\n\nVespere autem sabbati quae lucescit\nin prima sabbati, Venit Maria\nMagdalene, et altera Maria,\nvidere sepulcrum, alleluia.\n\n\nTo Magnificat No. 216, After the Magnificat the Antiphon \"Vespere\" (I)\nis repeated, the celebrant then sings \"Dominus Vobiscum\" with proper\nchoir response, then after a short oration and another \"Dominus\" the\ndeacon sings the Paschal \"Ite Missa Est\" (J) the choir responding in the\nmanner indicated. (K)\n\n\nIte missa est, alleluia, alleluia.\n\nDeo gratias, alleluia, alleluia.\n\n\nPage 293-294-295-296\n\n----------\n\nNo. 195\n\nEASTERTlDE\n\nO filii et filiae\n\nJean Tisserand (d. 1494)\nTraditional Melody\n\n\n1.\nAlleluia, alleluia, alleluia.\nO filii et filiae\nRex coelestis, Rex gloriae\nMorte surrexit hodie. Alleluia\n\n2.\nAlleluia, alleluia, alleluia.\nEt mane prima sabbati,\nAd ostium monumenti\nAccesserunt discipuli. Alleluia.\n\n3.\nAlleluia, alleluia, alleluia.\nEt Maria Magdalene,\nEt Jacobi, et Salome\nVenerunt corpus ungere. Alleluia.\n\n4.\nAlleluia, alleluia, alleluia.\nIn albis sedens Angelus\nPraedixit mulieribus\nIn Galliaea est Dominus. Alleluia.\n\n5.\nAlleluia, alleluia, alleluia.\nEt Joannes Apostolus\nCucurrit Petro citius,\nMonumento venit prius. Alleluia.\n\n6.\nAlleluia, alleluia, alleluia.\nDiscipulis astantibus,\nIn medio stetit Christus,\nDicens: Pax vobis omnibus. Alleluia.\n\n7.\nAlleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia.\nPostquam audivit Didymus\nQuia surrexerat Jesus,\nRemansit fide dubius. Alleluia.\n\n8.\nAlleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia.\nVide Thoma, vide latus\nVide pedes, vide manus,\nNoli esse incredulus. Alleluia.\n\n9.\nAlleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia.\nQuando Thomas Christi latus,\nPedes vidit atque manus,\nDixit: Tu es Deus meus. Alleluia.\n\n10.\nAlleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia.\nBeati qui non viderunt,\nEt firmiter crediderunt,\nVitam aeternam habebunt. Alleluia.\n\n11.\nAlleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia.\nIn hoc festo sanctissimo\nSit laus et jubilatio,\nBenedicamus Domino. Alleluia.\n\n12.\nAlleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia.\nDe quibus nos humillimas\nDevotas atque debitas\nDeo dicamus Gratias. Alleluia.\n\n\nPage 297-298\n\n----------\n\nNo. 196\n\nVictimae Paschali laudes\n\nSequence for Easter\nVatican Graduale\n\n\nFirst mode transposed.\n\n1.\nVictimae Paschali laudes immolent Christiani.\n\n2.\nAgnus redemit oves: Christus innocens Patri reconciliavit peccatores.\n\n3.\nMors et vita duello conflixero mirando: dux vitae mortuus regnat vivus.\n\n4.\nDie nobis Maria, quid vidisti in via?\n\n5.\nSepulcrum Christi viventis, et gloriam vidi resurgentis.\n\n6.\nAngelicos testes, sudarium, et vestes.\n\n7.\nSurrexit Christus spes mea: praecedet suos in Gallilaeam.\n\n8.\nScimus Christum surrexisse a mortuis vere:\ntu nobis victor, Rex miserere. Amen. Alleluia.\n\n\nPage 299-300\n\n----------\n\nNo. 197\n\nConcordi Laetitia\n\n\nSixth Mode\n\n1.\nConcordi laetitia, Propulsa maestitia,\nMariae praeconia Recolat Ecclesia:\nVirgo Maria.\n\n2.\nQuae felici gaudio, Resurgente Domino,\nFloriut et lilium: Vivum cernens Filium:\nVirgo Maria.\n\n3.\nQuam concentu parili Chori laudant coelici,\nEt nos cum coelestibus, Novum melos pangimus;\nVirgo Maria.\n\n4.\nO Regina Virginum, Votis fave supplicum,\nEt post mortis stadium, Vitae confer praemium\nVirgo Maria.\n\n5.\nGloriosa Trinitas, Indivisa Unitas,\nOb Mariae merita, Nos salva per saecula:\nVirgo Maria.\n\n\nPage 301\n\n----------\n\nNo. 198\n\nPENTECOST\n\nVeni Sancte Spiritus\n\nSequence for Pentecost\nS. Webbe (1740-1816)\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nVeni Sancte Spiritus,\nEt emitte coelitus\nLucis tuae radium.\nVeni pater pauperum,\nVeni, dator munerum,\nVeni lumen cordium.\n\n2.\nConsolator optime,\nDulcis hospes animae,\nDulce refrigerium.\nIn labore requies,\nIn aestu temperies,\nIn fletu solatium.\n\n3.\nO lux beatissima,\nReple cordis intima\nTuorum fidelium\nSine tuo numine,\nNihil est in homine,\nNihil est in noxium.\n\n4.\nLava quod est sordium,\nRiga quod est aridum,\nSana quod est saucium\nFlecte quod est rigidum,\nFove quod est frigidum,\nRege quod est devium.\n\n5.\nDa tuis fidelibus,\nIn te confidentibus;\nSacrum septenarium\nDa virtutis meritum,\nDa salutis exium,\nDa perenne gaudium.\nAmen. Alleluia.\n\n\nPage 302\n\n----------\n\nNo. 199a\n\nVeni Creator Spiritus\n\nInvocation to the Holy Ghost\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nVeni Creator Spiritus,\nMentes tuorum visita;\nImple superna gratia\nQuae tu creasti, pectora.\n\n2.\nQui disceris Paraclitus,\nAltissimi donum Dei,\nFons vivus, ignis, caritas,\nEt spiritalis unctio.\n\n3.\nTu septiformis munere,\nDigitus Paternae dexterae,\nTu rite promissum Patris,\nSermone ditans guttura.\n\n4.\nAccende lumen sensibus,\nInfunde amorum cordibus,\nInfirma nostri corporis,\nVirtute firmans perpeti.\n\n5.\nHostem repellas longius,\nPacemque donnes protinus:\nDucatore sic te praevio,\nVitemus omne noxium.\n\n6.\nPer te sciamus da Patrem,\nNoscamus atque Filium,\nTeque utriusque Spiritum\nCredamus omni tempore.\n\n7.\nDeo Patri sit gloria,\nEt Filio qui a mortuis\nSurrexit ac Paraclito,\nIn saeculorum saecula.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 303\n\n----------\n\nNo. 199b\n\nVeni Creator Spiritus\nSecundum usum recentiorem\n\nVatican Graduale\n\n\nEighth Mode\n\n1.\nVeni Creator Spiritus,\nMentes tuorum visita;\nImple superna gratia\nQuae tu creasti, pectora.\n\n2.\nQui disceris Paraclitus,\nAltissimi donum Dei,\nFons vivus, ignis, caritas,\nEt spiritalis unctio.\n\n3.\nTu septiformis munere,\nDigitus Paternae dexterae,\nTu rite promissum Patris,\nSermone ditans guttura.\n\n4.\nAccende lumen sensibus,\nInfunde amorum cordibus,\nInfirma nostri corporis,\nVirtute firmans perpeti.\n\n5.\nHostem repellas longius,\nPacemque donnes protinus:\nDucatore sic te praevio,\nVitemus omne noxium.\n\n6.\nPer te sciamus da Patrem,\nNoscamus  atque Filium,\nTeque utriusque Spiritum\nCredamus omni tempore.\n\n7.\nDeo Patri sit gloria,\nEt Filio qui a mortuis\nSurrexit ac Paraclito,\nIn saeculorum saecula.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 304\n\n----------\n\nNo. 200a\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nAve Maria\n\nSalutatio Angelica\nGregorian\n\n\nFirst Mode (transposed)\n\nAve Maria, gratia plena;\nDominus tecum, benedicta tu\nin mulieribus, et benedictus\nfructus vetris tui, Jesus.\nSancta Maria, Mater Dei,\nora pro nobis peccatoribus,\nnunc et in hora mortis nostrae. Amen.\n\n----------\n\nNo. 200b\n\nAve Maria\n\nFor unison, two or four part chorus\nJacques Arcadelt\nRevised and full text added by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante\n\nAve Maria, gratia plena;\nDominus tecum, benedicta tu\nin mulieribus, et benedictus\nfructus vetris tui, Jesus.\nSancta Maria, Mater Dei,\nora pro nobis peccatoribus,\nnunc et in hora mortis nostrae. Amen.\n\n\n----------\n\nNo. 200c\n\nAve Maria\n\nCesar Franck\nRearranged for unison or two part chorus by N. A. M.\n\n\nLento\n\nAve Maria, gratia plena;\nDominus tecum, benedicta tu\nin mulieribus, et benedictus\nfructus vetris tui, Jesus.\nSancta Maria, Mater Dei,\nora pro nobis peccatoribus,\nnunc et in hora mortis nostrae. Amen.\n\n\nPage 305-306-307-308\n\n----------\n\nNo. 201a\n\nAve Maris Stella\n\nVatican Antiphonale\n\n\nFirst Mode (transposed)\n\n1.\nAve Maria stella,\nDei Mater alma,\nAtque semper Virgo\nFelix coeli porta.\n\n2.\nSumens illud Ave\nGabrielis ore,\nFunda nos in pace,\nMutans Hevae nomen.\n\n3.\nSolve vincla reis,\nProfer lumen caecis,\nMala nostra pelle,\nBona cuncta posce.\n\n4.\nMonstra te esse matrem,\nSumat per te preces,\nQui pro nobis natus,\nTulit esse tuus.\n\n5.\nVirgo singularis,\nInter omnes mitis,\nNos culpis solutos,\nMites fac et castos.\n\n6.\nVitam praesta puram,\nIter para tutum:\nUt videntes Jesum,\nSemper collaetemur.\n\n7.\nSit laus Deo Patri,\nSummo Christo decus,\nSpiritui Sancto,\nTribus honor unus.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 309\n\n----------\n\nNo. 201b\n\nAve Maris Stella\n\nFor unison chorus\nBalthasar Florence\n\n\nAndante religioso\n\n1.\nAve Maria stella,\nDei Mater alma,\nAtque semper Virgo\nFelix coeli porta. Amen.\n\nFor additional verses see 201a\n\n----------\n\nNo. 201c\n\nAve Maris Stella\n\nJ. Mohr\n\n\nCon moto\n\n1.\nAve Maria stella,\nDei Mater alma,\nAtque semper Virgo\nFelix coeli porta. Amen.\n\nFor additional verses see 201a\n\n----------\n\nNo. 201d\n\nAve Maris Stella\n\nEdv. Grieg\nAdapted for two part chorus by N. A. M.\n\n\nCon moto\n\n1.\nAve Maria stella,\nDei Mater alma,\nAtque semper Virgo\nFelix coeli porta.\n\n2.\nSumens illud Ave\nGabrielis ore,\nFunda nos in pace,\nMutans Hevae nomen.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 310-311\n\n----------\n\nNo. 202\n\nAlma Redemptoris Mater\n\nAntiphon sung from the Saturday before the first Sunday in Advent to the\nSecond Vespers Feast of the Purification inclusive.\n\nCh. Gounod\nArr. for two of four part chorus by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante moderato\n\nAlma Redemptoris Mater,\nquae pervia coeli porta manes.\nEt stella maris, succurre cadenti\nsurgere qui curat populo,\nsuccurre, succurre cadenti\nsurgere qui curat populo;\nTu quae genuisti, natura\nmirante tuum sanctum Genitorem:\nVirgo prius ac posterius,\nGabrielis abore sumens illud Ave,\npeccatorum miserere, peccatorum miserere.\n\n\nClebrant:-       Angelus Domini nuntiavit Maria\nChoir Response:- Et concepit de Spiritu Sancto\n\nAfter Advent\n\nCel.:-   Post Partum Virgo inviolata permansisti\nChoir:-  Dei Genitrix intercede pro nobis.\n\n\nPage 312-313\n\n----------\n\nNo. 203\n\nAve, Regina Coelorum\n\nFor Unison or Two-part Chorus of Equal Voices\n(From February Second until Holy Thursday)\n\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nAndante con moto\n\nAve, Regina coelorum,\nAve, Domina Angelorum:\nSalve radix, salve porta,\nEx qua mundo lux est orta:\nGaude Virgo gloriosa,\nSuper omnes speciosa:\nVale, o Valde decora,\nEt pro nobis Christum exora.\n\n\nCel.:-  Dignare me laudare te Virgo sacrata.\n\nChoir:- Da mihi virtutem contra hostes tuos.\n\n\nPage 314\n\n----------\n\nNo. 204\n\nRegina Coeli\n\nFrom Compline, Holy Saturday, to None, Saturday, within the octave of\nPentecost.\n\nAntonio Lotti (1667-1740)\nRevised and edited for two or four part chorus by N. A. M.\n\n\nAllegro moderato\n\nRegina coeli laetare, alleluia, laetare, alleluia:\nQuia quem meruisti portare, alleluia, alleluia,\nResurrexit sicut dixit. Alleluia, alleluia\nOra pro nobis, pro nobis Deum.\nAlleluia, alleluia, alleluia.\n\n\nV. Gaude et laetare, Virgo Maria, alleluia.\n\nR.  Quia surrexit Dominus vere, alleluia.\n\n\nPage 315\n\n----------\n\nNo. 205\n\nSalve Regina\n\nFr. Schubert\nRevised and edited by N. A. M.\n\n\nModerato assai\n\nSalve, Regina, Mater misericordiae:\nVita, dulcedo, et spes nostra, salve,\net spes nostra salve. Ad te clamamus,\nexsules, filii Hevae.  Ad\nte suspiramus, gementes et flentes\nin hac lacrimarum valle. Eia ergo\nAdvocata nostra, illos tuos\nmisericordes oculos ad nos converte.\nEt Jesum, benedictum fructum ventris tui,\nventris tui, nobis post hoc exsilium ostende.\nO clemens; O pia; O dulcis Virgo Maria.\nO clemens; O pia; O dulcis Virgo Maria.\n\n\nV. Ora pro nobis sancta Dei Genitrix.\n\nR. Ut digni efficiamur promissionibus Christi.\n\n\nPage 316-317\n\n----------\n\nNo. 206\n\nO Sanctissima, O piissima\n\nTraditional Melody\nSicilian\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nO Sanctissima, O piissima,\nDulcis Virgo Maria!\nMater amata, Intemerata,\nOra, Ora pro nobis.\n\n2.\nTu solatium, Et refugium,\nVirgo Mater Maria!\nQuidquid optamus, Per te speramus;\nOra, Ora pro nobis.\n\n3.\nEcce debiles, Perquam flebiles,\nSalve nos, Maria!\nTolle languores, Sana dolores,\nOra, Ora pro nobis.\n\n4.\nVirgo respice, Mater, aspice,\nAudi nos, Maria!\nTu medicinam, Portas divinam;\nOra, Ora pro nobis.\n\n\nPage 318\n\n----------\n\nNo. 207\n\nRegina coeli, Jubila\n\nTraditional Melody 1584\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nChanters:   Regina coeli, jubila,\nTutti:      Gaude, Maria!\nChanters:   Jam pulsa cedunt nubila.\nTutti:      Alleluia! Laetare, O Maria!\n\n2.\nChanters:   Quam digna terris gignere,\nTutti:      Gaude, Maria!\nChanters:   Vivis resurget funere.\nTutti:      Alleluia! Laetare, O Maria!\n\n3.\nChanters:   Sunt fracta mortis spicula,\nTutti:      Gaude, Maria!\nChanters:   Jesu jacet mors subdita.\nTutti:      Alleluia! Laetare, O Maria!\n\n4.\nChanters:   Acerbitas solatium,\nTutti:      Gaude, Maria!\nChanters:   Luctus redonat gaudium.\nTutti:      Alleluia! Laetare, O Maria!\n\n5.\nChanters:   Turbata sputis lumina,\nTutti:      Gaude, Maria!\nChanters:   Phoebea vincunt fulgara.\nTutti:      Alleluia! Laetare, O Maria!\n\n6.\nChanters:   Manum pedumque vulnera,\nTutti:      Gaude, Maria!\nChanters:   Sunt gratiarum flumina.\nTutti:      Alleluia! Laetare, O Maria!\n\n319\n\n\n7.\nChanters:   Transversa ligni robora\nTutti:      Gaude, Maria!\nChanters:   Sunt sceptra regni fulgida.\nTutti:      Alleluia! Laetare, O Maria!\n\n8.\nChanters:   Lucet arundo purpura,\nTutti:      Gaude, Maria!\nChanters:   Ut fulva terrae viscera.\nTutti:      Alleluia! Laetare, O Maria!\n\n9.\nChanters:   Catena, clavi, lancea,\nTutti:      Gaude, Maria!\nChanters:   Triumphi sunt insignia.\nTutti:      Alleluia! Laetare, O Maria!\n\n10.\nChanters:   Ergo, Maria plaudito,\nTutti:      Gaude, Maria!\nChanters:   Clientibus succurrito.\nTutti:      Alleluia! Laetare, O Maria!\n\n\nPage 320\n\n----------\n\nNo. 208\n\nInviolata\n\nAntiphon B. V. M.\nCh. Gounod\nArranged for two part chorus by N. A. M.\n\n\nModerato\n\nInviolata, integra, et casta es Maria,\net casta es Maria:\nQuae es effecta fulgida coeli porta.\nO Mater alma Christi carissima:\nO Mater alma Christi carissima:\nsuscipe, suscipe pia laudum praeconia.\nTe nunc flagitant devota corda et ora:\nNostra ut pura pectora sint et corpora\nTua per precata dulcisona.\nTua per precata, precata dulcisona.\nNobis concedas veniam per saecula\nO benigna! O Regina! O Maria!\nQuae sola inviolata permansisti.\n\n\nPage 321-322-323\n\n----------\n\nNo. 209\n\nSalve Mater Misericordiae\n\nGregorian\n\n\nFifth Mode\n\nRefrain\nSalve mater misericordiae,\nMater Dei, et mater veniae,\nMater spei, et mater gratiae,\nMater plena sanctae laetitiae; O Maria!\n\n1.\nSalve deus humani generis\nSalve Virgo dignior ceteris,\nQuae virgines omnes transgrederis,\nEt altius sedes in superis, O Maria!\n\n2.\nSalve felix Virgo puerpera:\nNam qui sedet in Patris dextera,\nCoelum regens, terram et aethera,\nIntra tua se clausit viscera, O Maria!\n\n3.\nTe creavit Pater ingenitus,\nObumbravit te Uniqenitus,\nFoecundavit te Sanctus Spiritus,\nTu es facta tota divnitus, O Maria!\n\n4.\nTe creavit Deus mirabilem,\nTe respexit ancillam humilem,\nTe quaesivit sponsam amabilem,\nTibi nunquam fecit consimilem, O Maria!\n\n5.\nTe beatam laudare cupiunt\nOmnes justi, sed non sufficiunt;\nMultas laudes de te concipiunt,\nSed in illis prorsus deficiunt, O Maria!\n\n6.\nEsto, Mater, nostrum solatium\nNostram esto, tu Virgo gaudium;\nEt nos tandem post hoc exsilium,\nLaetos junge choris coelestium, O Maria!\n\n\nPage 324-325\n\n----------\n\nNo. 210a\n\nO Gloriosa Virginum (No. 1)\n\nUnison Chorus\nMelody from the \"Harfe Davis\"\nArr, by P. J. Van Damme\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nO Gloriosa Virginum,\nSublimis inter sidera,\nQui te creavit parvulum\nLactente nutris ubere.\n\n2.\nQuod Heva tristis abstulit,\nTu reddis almo germine:\nIntrent ut aster flebiles,\nCoeli recludis cardines.\n\n3.\nTu regis alti janua,\nEt aula lucis fulgida:\nVitam datam per Virginem\nGentes redemtae plaudite.\n\n4.\nJesu tibi sit gloria\nQui natus es de Virgine\nCum Patre et almo Spiritu,\nIn sempiterna saecula.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 326\n\n----------\n\nNo. 210b\n\nO Gloriosa Virginum (No.2)\n\nUnison or two-part chorus\nF. de La Tombelle\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante relisioso\n\n1.\nO Gloriosa Virginum,\nSublimis inter sidera,\nQui te creavit parvulum\nLactente nutris ubere.\n\n2.\nQuod Heva tristis abstulit,\nTu reddis almo germine:\nIntrent ut aster flebiles,\nCoeli recludis cardines.\nAmen, Amen, Amen.\n\n\nPage 327\n\n----------\n\nNo. 211\n\nSalve Regina Coelitum\n\nUnison, two or three part chorus, equal voices or four part unequal\nTraditional Melody\nArr by P. J. Van Damme\n\n\nDevota\n\n1.\nSalve Regina coelitum, O Maria!\nSors unica terrigenum, O Maria!\n\nRefrain\nJubilate, Cherubim,\nExsultate, Seraphim!\nConsonante perpetim:\nSalve, Salve, Salve Regina.\n\n2.\nMater misericordiae, O Maria!\nDulcis parens clementiae, O Maria!\n\n3.\nTu vitae lux fons gratiae, O Maria!\nCausa nostrae laetitiae, O Maria!\n\n4.\nSpes nostra, salve, Domina, O Maria!\nExstinque nostra crimina, O Maria!\n\n5.\nAd te clamamus exsules, O Maria!\nTe nos rogamus supplices, O Maria!\n\n6.\nAudi nos Evae filios, O Maria!\nIn te sperantes, O Maria!\n\n7.\nEia ergo nos respice, O Maria!\nServos tuos ne despice, O Maria!\n\n8.\nConverte tuos oculos, O Maria!\nAd nos in hoc exilio, O Maria!\n\n\nPage 328-329\n\n----------\n\nNo. 212\n\nTota Pulchra Es, Maria\n\nMotet for unison or two-part chorus\nBalthasar Florence\nLiturgically arranged by N. A. M\n\n\nAndante moderato\n\nTota pulchra es, Maria,\net macula originalis non est in te.\nTu gloria Jerusalem.\nTu laetitia Israel.\nTa honorificentia populi nostri:\ntu advocata peccatorum.\nO Maria! Virgo prudentissma,\nMater clementissima,\nOra pro nobis;\nO Maria! Ora pro nobis\nad Dominum Jesum Christum;\nAd Dominum Jesum Christum;\n\n\nPage 330-331\n\n----------\n\nNo. 213 a\n\nSub Tuum Praesidium (No. 1)\n\nMotet for two part chorus\nM. Haller\n\n\nSub tuum praesidium confugimus,\nsancta Dei Genitrix, nostras deprecationes\nne despicias in necessitatibus nostris:\nsed a periculis cunctis libera nos,\nlibera nos, semper, Virgo gloriosa, et benedicta,\nDomina nostra, Mediatrix nostra,\nadvocata nostra, tuo Filio nos reconsilia, tuo\nFilio nos commenda, tuo Filio nos repraesenta.\n\n\n----------\n\nNo. 213b\n\nSub Tuum Praesidium (No. 1)\n\nAntiphon\nUsually sung before the Litany of the Blessed Virgin and before the\n\"Nunc Dimittis.\"\n\nGregorian\n\n\nSeventh Mode\n\nSub tuum praesidium confugimus,\nSancta Dei Genitrix, nostras deprecationes\nne despicias in necessitatibus:\nsed a periculis cunctis libera nos semper,\nVirgo gloriosa, et benedicta,\nAllelulia.\n\n\nPage 332-333-334-335\n\n----------\n\nNo. 214\n\nLitany of the Blessed Virgin\n\nLitaniae Lauretanae\nUnison or two part chorus\nNicola A.Montani\n\n\nModerately fast\n\nKyrie eleison. Christe eleison. Kyrie eleison.\nChriste audinos. Christe exaudinos.\n\n1.\nChanters:  Pater de coelis Deus,\nChorus:    miserere nobis.\n\n2.\nChanters:  Fili Redemptor mundi Deus,\nChorus:    miserere nobis.\n\n3.\nChanters:  Spiritus Sancte Deus,\nChorus:    miserere nobis.\n\n4.\nChanters:  Sancta Trinitas unus Deus,\nChorus:    miserere nobis.\n\n5.\nChanters:  Sancta Maria,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n6.\nChanters:  Sancta Dei Genitrix,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n7.\nChanters:  Sancta Virgo Virginum,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n8.\nChanters:  Mater Christi,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n9.\nChanters:  Mater divinae gratiae,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n10.\nChanters:  Mater purissima,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n11.\nChanters:  Mater castissima,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n\n12.\nChanters:  Mater inviolata,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n13.\nChanters:  Mater intemerata,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n14.\nChanters:  Mater amabilis,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n15.\nChanters:  Mater admirabilis,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n16.\nChanters:  Mater boni consilii\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n17.\nChanters:  Mater Creatoris\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n18.\nChanters:  Mater Salvatoris,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n19.\nChanters:  Virgo prudentissima,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n20.\nChanters:  Virgo veneranda,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n21.\nChanters:  Virgo praedicanda,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n22.\nChanters:  Virgo potens,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n23.\nChanters:  Virgo clemens,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n24.\nChanters:  Virgo fidelis,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n25.\nChanters:  Speculum justitiae,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n26.\nChanters:  Sedes sapientiae,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n27.\nChanters:  Causa nostrae laetitiae,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n28.\nChanters:  Vas spirituale,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n29.\nChanters:  Vas honorabile,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n30.\nChanters:  Vas insigne devotionis,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n31.\nChanters:  Rosa mystica,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n32.\nChanters:  Turis Davidica,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n33.\nChanters:  Turis eburnea,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n34.\nChanters:  Domus aurea,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n35.\nChanters:  Foederis arca,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n36.\nChanters:  Janua coeli,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n37.\nChanters:  Stella matutina,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n38.\nChanters:  Salus infirmorum,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n39.\nChanters:  Refugium peccatorum,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n40.\nChanters:  Consolatrix afflictorum,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n41.\nChanters:  Auxilium Christianorum,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n42.\nChanters:  Regina Angelorum,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n43.\nChanters:  Regina Patriarcharum,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n44.\nChanters:  Regina Prophetarum,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n45.\nChanters:  Regina Apostolorum,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n46.\nChanters:  Regina Martyrum,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n47.\nChanters:  Regina Confessorum,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n48.\nChanters:  Regina Virginum,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n49.\nChanters:  Regina Sanctorum omnium,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n50.\nChanters:  Regina sine labe originali concepta,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n51.\nChanters:  Regina Sacratissimi Rosarii\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n52.\nChanters:  Regina Pacis,\nChorus:    ora pro nobis.\n\n53.\nChanters:  Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi;\nChorus:    Parce nobis Domine.\n\n54.\nChanters:  Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi;\nChorus:    Exaudinos Domine;\n\n55.\nChanters:  Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi\nTutti:     miserere nobis.\n\n\nV.  Ora pro nobis Sancta Dei Genitrix.\n\nR.  Ut digni efficiamur promissionibus Christi.\n\n\nPage 336-337-338-339-340\n\n----------\n\nNo. 215\n\nMUSIC FOR RECEPTION ETC.\n\nVeni Sponsa Christi\n\nfor two part chorus\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nLento\n\nVeni sponsa Christi,\nVeni sponsa Christi,\naccipe coronam.\nquam tibi Dominus praeparavit,\npraeparavit in aeternum.\n\n\nPage 341\n\n----------\n\nNo. 216\n\nTHE BLESSED VIRGIN\n\nMagnificat\n\nEighth Psalm Tone (Solemnis)\nGregorian\n\n\n1.\nMagnificat anima mea Dominum.\n\n2.\nEt exsultavit spiritus meus: in Deo salutari meo.\n\n3.\nQuia respexit humilitatem ancillae suae:\necce enim ex hoc beatam me dicent omnes generationes.\n\n4.\nQuia fecit mihi magna qui potens est: et sanctum nomen ejus.\n\n5.\nEt misericordia ejus a progenie in progenies: timentibus eum.\n\n6.\nFecit potentiam in brachio suo:\ndispersit superbos mente cordis sui.\n\n7.\nDeposuit potentes de sede, et exaltavit humiles.\n\n8.\nEsurientes implevit bonus: et divites dimisit inanes.\n\n9.\nSuscepit Israel puerum suum: recordatus misericordiae suae.\n\n10.\nSicut locutus est ad patres nostros: Abraham, et semini ejus in saecula.\n\n11.\nGloria Patri et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n12.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc, et semper,\net in saecula saeculorum. Amen.\n\n\nFor the alternate verses the following falso bordone arrangement by Ciro\nCrassi may be used. (For two part chorus (or three part) equal voices.)\n\n\nPage 342-343\n\n----------\n\nNo. 217\n\nCEREMONY MUSIC\nMotets for Reception, Profession etc.\n\nRegnum Mundi\n\nfor two part chorus\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nAndante religioso\n\nRegnum mundi, Regnum mundi\net omnem ornatam saeculi,\ncontempsi propter a morem Domini\nnostri, Jesu Christi.\nQuem vidi quem amavi,\nin quem credidi quem dilexi.\n\nEructavit cor meum, verbum bonum:\ndico ego opera mea Regi.\nQuem vidi quem amavi,\nin quem credidi quem dilexi.\n\nElegi abjecta esse, in domo Domino mei, Jesu Christi.\nQuem vidi quem amavi,\nin quem credidi quem dilexi.\n\nGloria Patri et Filio Et Spiritui Sancto.\n\nV. Kyrie eleison.\nR. Christi eleison.\nV. Pater noster.\nV. Etne nos inducas in tentationem.\nR. Sed libera nos a malo.\nV. Manda Deus etc.\nR. Confirma hoc Deus quod operatus es in eis.\nV. Salvas fac etc.\nR. Deus meus sperantes in te.\nV. Esto nobis etc.\nR. A facie inimici.\nV. Nihil proficiat etc.\nV. Et Filius iniquitatis non apponat nocere nobis.\nV. Ora pro nobis etc.\nR. Ut dignae efficiantur promissionibus Christi.\nV. Domine exaudi etc.\nR. Et clamor meus ad te veniat.\nV. Dominus etc.\nR. Et cum Spiritu tuo.\nV. Domine Deus virtutem, converte nos.\nR. Et ostende faciem tuam et salvi erimus.\n\n\nPage 344-345\n\n----------\n\nNo. 218\n\nCEREMONY MUSIC ETC.\n\nSuscipe Domine\n\n(St. Ignatius)\nfor two part chorus\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nLento\n\nSuscipe Domine, universam libertatem meam,\nAccipe memoriam intellectum atque voluntatem omnem.\nQuid quid habeo vel possideo mihi largitus es\nid tibi totum restituo, ac tuae prorsus voluntate trado gubernandum.\nAmorem tui solum cum gratia tua mihi\ndones et dives sum satis nec aliud quid quam ultra poseo.\n\n\nPage 346-347\n\n----------\n\nNo. 219\n\nCEREMONY MUSIC ETC.\n\nConserva me Domine\nPsalm 15\n\n\nThird Tone\n\n1.\nConserva me, Domine, quoniam speravi in te.\nDixi Domino: Deus meus es tu, quoniam honorum meorum non eges.\n\n2.\nSanctis, qui sunt in terra ejus,\nmirificavit omnes voluntates meas in ejus.\n\n3.\nMultiplicatae sunt infirmitates eorum\npostem accelleraverunt.\n\n4.\nNon congregabo conventicula eorum de sanguinibus.\nnec memor ero nominum eorum per labia mea.\n\n5.\nDominus pars haereditatis meae, et calicis mei:\ntu es, qui restitues haereditatem meam mihi.\n\n6.\nFunes ceciderunt mihi in praeclaris,\netenim haereditas mea praeclara est mihi.\n\n7.\nBenedicam Dominum, qui tribuit mihi intellectum:\ninsuper et usque ad noctem increpuerunt me renes mei.\n\n8.\nProvidebam Dominum in conspectu meo semper:\nquoniam adextris est mihi, ne commovear.\n\n9.\nPropter hoc laetatum est cor meum et exsultavit lingua mea:\ninsuper et caro mea requiescet in spe.\n\n\n10.\nQuoniam non derelinques animam meam in inferno:\nnec dabis sanctum tuum videre corruptionem.\n\n11.\nNotas mihi fecisti vias vitae adimplebis me laetitia cum vultu tuo:\ndelectationis in dextera tua usque infinem.\n\n12.\nGloria Patri et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n13.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc,\net semper, et in saecula saeculorum. Amen.\n\n\nPage 348-349\n\n----------\n\nNo.220\n\nMUSIC FOR RECEPTION, VOW DAY, ETC.\n\nEcce Quam Bonum\nPsalm 132\n\nfor two part chorus\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nEcce quam bonum, et quam jucundum, habitare fratres in unam.\n\n2.\nSicut unguentum in capite quod descendit in barbam, barbam Aaron.\n\n3.\nEcce quam bonum, et quam jucundum, habitare fratres in unam.\n\n4.\nQuod descendit in oram vestimenti ejus:\nsicut ros Hermon, qui descendit in monte Sion.\n\n5.\nEcce quam bonum, et quam jucundum, habitare fratres in unam.\n\n6.\nQuoniam illic mandavit Dominus benedictonem et vitam usque in saeculum.\n\n7.\nEcce quam bonum, et quam jucundum, habitare fratres in unam.\n\n8.\nGloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n9.\nEcce quam bonum, et quam jucundum, habitare fratres in unam.\n\n10.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc, et semper, et in saecula saeculorum.\n\n11.\nEcce quam bonum, et quam jucundum, habitare fratres in unam.\n\n\nPage 350-351\n\n----------\n\nNo. 221\n\nCEREMONY MUSIC ETC.\n\nQuam dilecta tabernacula tua\nPsalm 83\n\n\nSeventh Tone\n\n1.\nQuam dilecta tabernacula tua, Domine virtutum!\nconcupiscit, et deficit anima mea in atria Domini.\n\n2.\nCor meum et caro mea exsultaverunt in Deum vivum.\n\n3.\nEtenim passer invenit sibi donum:\net turtur nidum sibi, ut ponat pullos suos.\n\n4.\nAltaria tua, Domine virtutum: Rex meus, et Deus meus.\n\n5.\nBeatus, qui habitant in domo tua, Domine:\nin saecula saeculorum laudabunt me.\n\n6.\nBeatus vir, cujus est auxilium abs te:\nascensiones in corde suo disposuit,\nin valle lacrimarum, in loco quem posuit.\n\n7.\nEtenim benedictionem dabit legislator ibunt de virtute in virtutem:\nvidebitur Deus deorem in Sion.\n\n8.\nDomine, Deus virtutum exaudi orationem meum: auribus percipe, Deus Jacob.\n\n9.\nProtector noster, aspice Deus: et respice faciem Christi tui.\n\n10.\nQuia melior est dies una in atriis tuis, super milia.\n\n11.\nElegi agjectus esse in domo Dei mei:\nmagis quam habitare in tabernaculis peccatorum.\n\n12.\nQuia misericordiam et veritatem diligit Deus:\ngratiam et gloriam dabit Dominus.\n\n13.\nNon privabit bonis eos, qui ambulant in innocentia:\nDomine virtutum, beatus homo, qui sperat in te.\n\n14.\nGloria Patri et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n15.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc,\net semper, et in saecula saeculorum. Amen\n\n\nPage 353-353\n\n----------\n\nNo. 222\n\nCEREMONY MUSIC ETC.\n\nQuae est ista\n\nTwo part or unison chorus\nTraditional Italian Chorale\nArr. by N. A. Montani\n\n\nModerato\n\nQuae est ista, quae est ista, quae ascendit de deserto;\ndeliciis affluens enixa super dilectum suum?\nTota pulchra es, amica mea, suavis et decora.\nVeni de Libano sponsa mea\nVeni de Libano veni coronaberis.\n\n\nPage 354-355\n\n----------\n\nNo. 223\n\nTu gloria Jerusalem\n\nUnison or four part chorus\n(For additional Ceremony Music see Magnificat; Hymns in honor of the\nBlessed Virgin, Motets in honor of the Bl. Sacrament, Te Deum etc.)\n\nCesar Franck\nAdapted from the Motet \"Quae est ista\"\n\n\nAndante religioso\n\nTu gloria Jerusalem;\ntu laetitia Israel;\nto honorificentia populi nostri.\nMaria Dominare nostri tu et Filius tuus\nIntercede ad Dominum Deum nostrum,\nintercede ad Dominum Deum nostrum,\nad Deum nostrum, ad Dominum Deum nostrum.\n\n\nPage 355-356\n\n----------\n\nMUSIC FOR FORTY HOURS' ADORATION\n\nMusical Programme\n\nAT THE EXPOSITION\n\n1. MASS, after which the Blessed Sacrament is incensed.\n\n2 .* PROCESSION during which the \"Pange Lingua\" is sung; after the\nprocession the\n\n3. \"TANTUM ERGO\" is sung, and the Blessed Sacrament is incensed. The\n\"Panem de coelo, etc.,\" is omitted\n\n4. THE LITANY OF THE SAINTS is chanted. 224\n\n5. PSALM LXIX, \"Deus in adjutorium etc.,\" is intoned, then sung\nalternately by the clergy or choir, after which the celebrant, still\nkneeling, sings the versicles \"Salvos fac, etc.\" After the \"Domine,\nexaudi orationem meam\" the celebrant rises and sings the prescribed\norations.\n\n\nMISSA PRO PACE\n\nOn the second day of the Devotion the \"Missa pro pace\" (mass for peace)\nis offered on a side altar, and the color of the vestments is violet,\nunless a feast of higher rank occurs prohibiting the use of this color.\n(See Manual of Forty Hours' Adoration pub. by Ecclesiastical Review,\nPhila., Pa.)\n\n\nAT THE EXPOSITION\n\n1. MASS, after which is sung the\n\n2. LITANY with Psalm LXIX and the versicles \"Salvos fac, etc.,\" down to\n\"Dominus Vobiscum\" (exclusive,) after which the Blessed Sacrament is\nincensed.\n\n3. * PROCESSION during which the \"Pange Lingua\" is sung. After the\nprocession when the Blessed Sacrament has been placed on the altar, the\n\n4. \"TANTUM ERGO\" is sung, and at the \"Genitori\" the Blessed Sacrament is\nincensed. The \"Panem de coelo\" is intoned and the celebrant rises and\nsings the\n\n5. ORATIONS; Benediction follows. * In case the Procession does not take\nplace the \"Pange Lingua\" cannot be omitted. Pange Lingua; (see No. 241)\n\n\nPage 357\n\n----------\n\nNo. 224\n\nThe Litany of the Saints\n\nAccording to the Vatican Graduale\nSung on Holy Saturday, The Rogation Days, Forty Hours' Adoration.\n\n* Note: Omitted on Holy Saturday.\n\nChanters\n\nKyrie eleison. Christe eleison.\nKyrie eleison. Christe audinos.\nChriste exaudinos.\n\nPater de caelis Deus, miserere nobis.\nFili Redemptor mundi Deus, miserere nobis.\nSpiritus Sancte Deus, miserere nobis.\nSancta Trinitas unus Deus, miserere nobis.\n\nSancta Maria, ora pro nobis.\nSancta Dei Genitrix, ora pro nobis.\nSancte Michael, ora pro nobis.\nSancte Gabriel, ora pro nobis.\nSancte Raphael, ora pro nobis.\n\nOmnes sancti Angeli et Archangeli, ora pro nobis.\nOmnes sancti beatorum Spiritum ordines , ora pro nobis.\n\nSancte Joannes Baptista, ora pro nobis.\nSancte Joseph, ora pro nobis.\nOmnes sancti Patriarchae et Prophetae, ora pro nobis.\nSancte Petre, ora pro nobis.\nSancte Paule, ora pro nobis.\nSancte Andrea, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancte Jacobe, ora pro nobis.\nSancte Joannes, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancte Thoma, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancte Jacobe, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancte Philippe, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancte Bartholomaee, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancte Mathaee, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancte Simon, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancte Thaddaee, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancte Mathia, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancte Barnaba, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancte Luca, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancte Marce, ora pro nobis.\nOmnes sancti Apostoli et Evangelistae, orate pro nobis.\nOmnes sancti Discipuli Dominum, orate pro nobis.\n* Omnes sancti Innocentes, orate pro nobis.\n\nSancte Stephane, ora pro nobis.\nSancte Laurenti, ora pro nobis.\nSancte Vincenti, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancti Fabiane et Sebastiane, orate pro nobis.\n* Sancti Joannes et Paula, orate pro nobis.\n* Sancti Cosma et Damiane, orate pro nobis.\n* Gervasi et Protasi, orate pro nobis.\nOmnes sancti Martyres, orate pro nobis.\nSancte Silvester, ora pro nobis.\nSancte Gregori, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancte Ambrosi, ora pro nobis.\nSancte Augustine, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancte Hieronyme, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancte Martine, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancte Nicolae, ora pro nobis.\nOmnes sancti Pontifices et Confessores, orate pro nobis.\nOmnes sancti Doctores, orate pro nobis.\nSancte  Antoni, ora pro nobis.\nSancte  Benedicte, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancte  Bernarde, ora pro nobis.\nSancte  Dominice, ora pro nobis.\nSancte  Francisce, ora pro nobis.\n\nOmnes sancti Sacerdotes et Levitae, orate pro nobis.\nOmnes sancti Monachi et Eremitae, orate pro nobis.\n\nSancta  Maria Magdalena, ora pro nobis.\nSancta  Agatha, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancta  Lucia, ora pro nobis.\nSancta  Agnes, ora pro nobis.\nSancta  Caecilia, ora pro nobis.\n* Sancta  Catharina, ora pro nobis.\nSancte  Anastasia, ora pro nobis.\n\nOmnes sanctae Virgines et Viduae, orate pro nobis.\nOmnes Sancti et sanctae Dei, intercedite pro nobis.\n\nPropitius esto, parce nobis Domine\nPropitius esto, exaudi nos Domine\nAb omni malo, libera nos Domine\n\nAb omni peccato, libera nos Domine.\n* Ab ira tua, libera nos Domine.\n* A subitanea et improvisa morte, libera nos Domine.\n* Ab insidiis diaboli, libera nos Domine.\n* Ab ira, et odio, et omni mala voluntate, libera nos Domine.\n* A spiritu fornicationis, libera nos Domine.\n* A fulgure et tempestate, libera nos Domine.\n* A flagello terrae motus, libera nos Domine.\n* A peste, fame, et bello, libera nos Domine.\nA morte perpetua, libera nos Domine.\nPer mysterium sanctae incarnationis tuae, libera nos Domine.\nPer adventum tuum, libera nos Domine.\nPer nativitatem tuam, libera nos Domine.\nPer baptismum et sanctum jejunium tuum, libera nos Domine.\nPer crucem et passionem tuam, libera nos Domine.\nPer mortem et sepulturam tuam, libera nos Domine.\nPer admirabilem ascensionem tuam, libera nos Domine.\nPer adventum Spiritus Sancti Paracliti, libera nos Domine.\nIn dic judicii, libera nos Domine.\n\nPeccatores, te rogamus audinos.\n\nUt nobis parcas, te rogamus audinos.\n\n* Ut nobis indulgeas, te rogamus audinos.\n\n* Ut ad veram paenitentiam nos perducere digneris, te rogamus audinos.\n\nUt Ecclesiam tuam sanctam regere et conservare digneris, te rogamus\naudinos.\n\nUt Domnum Apostolicum et omnes ecclesiasticos ordines' in sancta\nreligione conservare digneris, te rogamus audinos.\n\nUt inimicos sanctae Eccesiae humilare digneris, te rogamus audinos.\n\nUt regibus et principibus christianis' pacem et veram concordiam donare\ndigneris, te rogamus audinos.\n\n* Ut cuncto populo christiano pacem et unitatem largiri digneris, te\nrogamus audinos.\n\n* Ut omnes errantes ad unitatem Eccesiae recovare, et infideles\nuniversos ad Evangelii lumen perducere digneris, te rogamus audinos.\n\nUt nosmetipsos in tuo sancto servitio confortare et conservare digneris,\nte rogamus audinos.\n\n* Ut mentes nostras ad coelestia desideria erigas, te rogamus audinos.\n\nUt omnibus benefactor ibus nostris sempiterna bona retribuas, te rogamus\naudinos.\n\n* Ut animas nostras', fratrum, propinquorum et benefactorum nostrorum'\nab aeterna damnatione eripias, te rogamus audinos.\n\nUt fructus terre dare et conservare digneris, te rogamus audinos.\n\nUt omnibus fidelibus defunctis requiem aeternam donare digneris, te\nrogamus audinos.\n\nUt nos exaudire digneris, te rogamus audinos. Fili Dei, te rogamus\naudinos.\n\nAgnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi, parce nobis Domine.\nAgnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi, exaudinos Domine.\nAgnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi, miserere nobs.\nChriste audinos. Christe exaudinos.\n\n\nOn Holy Saturday the Kyrie of the Mass is begun at this point.\n\nForty Hours etc. chanters proceed.\n\nKyrie eleison. Christe eleison. Kyrie eleison.\nPater Noster.\nEt ne nos inducas in tentationem.\nSed libera nos a malo.\n\nPage 358-365\n\n----------\n\nNo. 225\n\nDeus in adjutorium\nPsalm 69\n\n(small notes ending for No. 6.)\n\n\n1.\nDeus in adjutorium meum intende: Domine ad adjuvandum me festina.\n\n2.\nConfundantur retrosum, et erubescant, qui querunt animam meam.\n\n3.\nAvertantur retrosum, et erubescant, qui volunt mihi mala.\n\n4.\nAvertantur statim erubescentes, qui dicunt mihi: Euge, euge.\n\n5.\nExsultent et laetentur in te omnes qui querunt te: et dicant semper:\nmagnificetur Dominus: qui diligunt salutare tuum.\n\n6.\nEgo vero egenus et pauper sum: Deus adjuva me.\n\n7.\nAdjutor meus et liberator meus es tu: Domine ne moreris.\n\n8.\nGloria Patri et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto,\n\n9.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc, et semper,\net in saecula saeculorum. Amen.\n\n\n\nRESPONSES\nCel.\n\n1. Salvos fac servos tuos, Deus meus sperantes in te.\n\nAll other responses end in the following manner except No.9\n\n2.\nV. Esto nobis Domine turris fortitudinis.\nR. A facie inimici.\n\n3.\nV. Nihil proficiat inimicus in nobis.\nR. Et filius iniquitatis non apponat nocere nobis.\n\n4.\nV. Domine non secundum peccata nostra facias nobis.\nR. Neque secundum iniquitates nostras retribuas nobis.\n\n5.\nV. Oremus pro Pontifice nostro N.\nR. Dominus conservet eum, et vivificet eum,\n+ et beatum faciat eum in terra, * et non\ntradat eum in animam inimicorum ejus.\n\n6.\nV. Oremus pro benefactoribus nostris.\nR. Retribuere dignare Domine, + omnibus nobis bona facientibus, propter\nnomen tuum, * vitam aeternam. Amen.\n\n7.\nV. Oremus pro fidelibus defunctis.\nR. Requiem aeternam dona eis Domine,* et lux perpetua luceat eis.\n\n8.\nV. Requiescant in pace.\nR. Amen.\n\n9.\nV. Pro fratribus nostris absentibus.\nR. Salvos fac servos tuos,* Deus meus, sperantes in te. (see No. 1)\n\n10.\nV. Mitte eis Domine auxilium de sancto.\nR. Et de Sion tuere eos.\n\n11.\nV. Domine exaudi orationem meam.\nR. Et clamor meus ad te veniat.\n\n12.\nV, Dominus vobiscum.\nR. Et cum spiritu tuo.\n\n\nPRAYERS\n\n13.\nV. Per omnia saecula saeculorum.\nR. Amen.\n\n14.\nV. Dominus vobiscum.\nR. Et cum spiritu tuo.\n\n15.\nV. Exaudiat nos omnipotens et misericors Dominus.\nR. (Et custodiat nos semper.) Amen.\n\n16.\nV. Fidelium animae etc.\nR:. Amen.\n\n\nPage 366-367-368\n\n----------\n\nNo. 226a\n\nTHE BLESSED SACRAMENT\nMotets for Benediction\n\nO Salutaris Hostia (No. 1)\n(Verbum Supernum Prodiens)\n\nS. Webbe (1740-1816)\n\n\nLento\n\nO salutaris hostia,\nQuae coeli panis ostium:\nBella premunt hostilia,\nDa robur, fer auxilium.\n\nUni trinoque Domino\nSit sempiterna gloria,\nQui vitam sine termino\nNobis donet in patria.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 369\n\n----------\n\nNo. 226b\n\nO Salutaris Hostia (No. 2)\n\nDuguet (1780)\n\n\nModerato\n\nO salutaris hostia,\nQuae coeli panis ostium:\nBella premunt hostilia,\nDa robur, fer auxilium.\n\nUni trinoque Domino\nSit sempiterna gloria,\nQui vitam sine termino\nNobis donet in patria.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 370\n\n----------\n\nNo. 226c\n\nO Salutaris Hostia (No. 3)\n(Verbum Supernum Prodiens)\n\n\nGregorian\n\nO salutaris hostia,\nQuae coeli panis ostium:\nBella premunt hostilia,\nDa robur, fer auxilium.\n\nUni trinoque Domino\nSit sempiterna gloria,\nQui vitam sine termino\nNobis donet in patria.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 371\n\n----------\n\nNo. 226d\n\nO Salutaris Hostia (No. 4)\n\nUnison Chorus\nJ. Rheinberger\nAbridged and arr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante\n\nO salutaris hostia,\nQuae coeli panis ostium:\nBella premunt hostilia,\nDa robur, fer auxilium.\n\nUni trinoque Domino\nSit sempiterna gloria,\nQui vitam sine termino\nNobis donet in patria.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 372\n\n----------\n\nNo. 226e\n\nO Salutaris Hostia (No. 5)\n\nFor three-part chorus (S.S.A or T.T.B.)\nBalthasar Florence\nArr. by N.A.M.\n\n\nAndante religioso\n\nO salutaris hostia,\nQuae coeli panis ostium:\nBella premunt hostilia,\nDa robur, fer auxilium.\n\nUni trinoque Domino\nSit sempiterna gloria,\nQui vitam sine termino\nNobis donet in patria.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 373\n\n----------\n\nNo. 226f\n\nO Salutaris Hostia (No. 6)\n\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nModerato\n\nO salutaris hostia,\nQuae coeli panis ostium:\nBella premunt hostilia,\nDa robur, fer auxilium.\n\nUni trinoque Domino\nSit sempiterna gloria,\nQui vitam sine termino\nNobis donet in patria.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 374\n\n----------\n\nNo. 226g\n\nO Salutaris Hostia (No. 7)\n\nA. Warner\n\n\nAndante\n\nO salutaris hostia,\nQuae coeli panis ostium:\nBella premunt hostilia,\nDa robur, fer auxilium.\n\nUni trinoque Domino\nSit sempiterna gloria,\nQui vitam sine termino\nNobis donet in patria.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 375\n\n----------\n\nNo. 227a\n\nAdoro te devote (No. 1)\n\nSt Thomas Aquinas 1227-1274\nGregorian\n\n\nFifth Mode\n\n1.\nAdoro te devote, latens Deitas,\nQuae sub his figuris, vere latitas:\nTibi se cor meum totum subjicit,\nQuia te contemplans totum deficit.\n\n2.\nVisus tactus gustus in te falitur,\nSed auditu solo tuto creditur:\nCredo quidquid dixit Dei Filius:\nNil hoc veritatis verbo verius.\n\n3.\nIn cruce latebat sola Deitas,\nAd hic latet simul et humanitas:\nAmbo tamen credens, atque confitens,\nPeto quod petivit latro paenitens.\n\n4.\nPlagas, sicut Thomas, non intueor,\nDeum tamen meum te confiteor:\nFac me tibi semper magis credere,\nIn te spem habere, te diligere.\n\n5.\nO memoriale mortis Domini,\nPanis vivus vitam praestans homini:\nPraesta meae menti de te vivere,\nEt te illi semper dulce sapere.\n\n6.\nPie Pelicane, Jesu Domine,\nMe immundum munda tuo sanguine,\nCujus una stilla salvum facere\nTotum mundum quid ab omni scelere.\n\n7.\nJesu, quem velatum nunc adspicio,\nOro fiat illud quod tam sitio:\nUt, te revelata cernens facie,\nVisu sim beatus tuae gloriae.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 376-377\n\n----------\n\nNo. 227b\n\nAdoro te devote (No. 2)\n\nCh. Gounod\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nLento\n\n1.\nAdoro te devote, latens Deitas,\nQuae sub his figuris, vere latitas:\nTibi se cor meum totum subjicit,\nQui te contemplans totum deficit.\n\n2.\nVisus, tactus, gustus in te falitur,\nSed auditu solo tuto creditur:\nCredo quidquid dixit Dei Filius:\nNil hoc Veritatis verbo verius.\n\n3.\nIn cruce latebat sola Deitas,\nAd hic latet simul et humanitas:\nAmbo tamen credens, atque confitens,\nPeto quod petivit latro paenitens.\n\n4.\nPlagas, sicut Thomas, non intueor,\nDeum tamen meum te confiteor:\nFac me tibi semper magis credere,\nIn te spem habere, te diligere.\n\n5.\nO memoriale mortis Domini,\nPanis vivus vitam praestans homini:\nPraesta meae menti de te vivere,\nEt te illi semper dulce sapere.\n\n6.\nPie Pelicane, Jesu Domine,\nMe immundum munda tuo sanguine,\nCujus una stilla salvum facere\nTotum mundum quid ab dulce sapere.\n\n7.\nJesu, quem velatum nunc adspicio,\nOro fiat illud quod tam sitio:\nUt, te revelata cernens facie,\nVisu sim beatus omni scelere.\nAmen\n\n\nPage 378\n\n----------\n\nNo. 228a\n\nO Esca Viatorum (No. 1)\n\nHeinrich Isaak (1493-1531)\nArr. by J. S. Bach\n\n\nLargo\n\n1.\nO esca viatorum, O panis Angelorum, O manna coelitum:\nEsurientes ciba, Dulce dine non priva, Corda quaerentium.\n\n2.\nO lympha, fons amoris, Qui puro Salvatoris E corde profluis;\nTe sitientes pota, Haec sola nostra vota, His una sufficis.\n\n3.\nO Jesu, tuum vultum, Quem colimus occultum Sub panis specie:\nFac ut, remoto velo, Post, libera in coelo, Cernamus acie.\n\n\nPage 379\n\n----------\n\nNo. 228b\n\nO Esca Viatorum (No. 2)\n\nFor Unison or Two-part Chorus\nTraditional Melody\nArr. by P. J. Van Damme\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nO esca viatorum,\nO panis Angelorum,\nO manna coelitum:\nEsurientes ciba,\nDulce dine non priva,\nCorda quaerentium,\nCorda quaerentium.\n\n2.\nO lympha, fons amoris,\nQui puro Salvatoris\nE corde profluis;\nTe sitientes pota,\nHaec sola nostra vota,\nHis una sufficis,\nHis una sufficis.\n\n3.\nO Jesu, tuum vultum,\nQuem colimus occultum\nSub panis specie:\nFac ut, remoto velo,\nPost, libera in coelo,\nCernamus acie, Cernamus acie.\n\n\nPage 380\n\n----------\n\nNo. 229a\n\nPanis Angelicus (No. 1)\n\nSacris Solemniis\n\n\nModerato\n\nPanis Angelicus fit panis hominum;\nDat panis coelicus figuris terminum:\nO res mirabilis! manducat Dominum\nPauper, servus, et humilis.\n\nTe trina Deitas unaque poscimus,\nSic nos tu visita, sicut te colimus;\nPer tuas semitas duc nos quo tendimus,\nAd lucem quam inhabitas.\nAmen.\n\nPage 381\n\n----------\n\nNo. 229b\n\nPanis Angelicus (No. 2)\n\nUnison, Two or Four-part chorus\nFr. Lambilotte\n\n\nAndante religioso\n\nPanis Angelicus fit panis hominum;\nDat panis coelicus figuris terminum:\nO res mirabilis! manducat Dominum\nPauper, servus, et humilis.\n\nTe trina Deitas unaque poscimus,\nSic nos tu visita, sicut te colimus;\nPer tuas semitas duc nos quo tendimus,\nAd lucem quam inhabitas.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 382\n\n----------\n\nNo. 230\n\nSacris Solemniis\n(Panis Angelicus)\n\nFor Unison Chorus\nJ. Mohr\n\n\nAndante devota\n\n1.\nSacris solemnis juncta sint gaudia,\nEt ex praecordis sonent praeconia;\nRecedant vetera, nova sint omnia,\nCorda voces et opera.\n\n2.\nNoctis recolitur coena novissima,\nQua Christus creditur agnum et azyma\nDedisse fratribus, juxta legitima\nPriscis indulta patribus.\n\n3.\nPost agnum typicum, expletis epluis,\nCorpus Dominicum datum discipulis,\nSic totum omnibus, quod totum singulis,\nEjus fatemur manibus\n\n4.\nDedit fragilibus corporis ferculum,\nDedit et tristibus sanguinis poculum,\nDicens: Accipite, quod trado vasculum,\nOmnes ex eo bibite.\n\n5.\nSic sacrificium istud instituit,\nCujus officium committi voluit\nSolis presbyteris, quibus sic congruit,\nUt sumant, et dent cereris.\n\n6.\nPanis Angelicus fit panis hominum;\nDat panis coelicus figuris terminum:\nO res mirabilis! manducat Dominum\nPauper, servus, et humilis.\n\n7.\nTe trina Deitas unaque poscimus,\nSic nos tu visita, sicut te colimus;\nPer tuas semitas duc nos quo tendimus,\nAd lucem quam inhabitas.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 383-384\n\n----------\n\nNo. 231a\n\nEcce Panis Angelorum (No. 1)\n\nLauda Sion\nPortuguese Melody\n\n\nAndante religioso\n\n1.\nEcce panis Angelorum,\nFactus cibus viatorum:\nVere panis filiorum,\nNon mittendus canibus.\n\n2.\nIn figuris praesignatur,\nCum Isaac immolatur,\nAgnus Paschae deputatur,\nDatur manna patribus.\n\n\nPage 385\n\n----------\n\nNo. 231b\n\nEcce Panis Angelorum (No. 2)\nLauda Sion\n\nVatican Gradual\n\n\n1.\nEcce panis Angelorum,\nFactus cibus viatorum:\nVere panis filiorum,\nNon mittendus canibus.\n\n2.\nIn figuris praesignatur,\nCum Isaac immolatur,\nAgnus Paschae deputatur,\nDatur manna patribus.\n\n\nBone Pastor\n\n3.\nBone Pastor, panis vere,\nJesu, nostri miserere:\nTu nos pasce, nos tuere,\nTu nos bona fac videre\nIn terra viventium.\n\n4.\nTu qui cuncta scis et vales,\nQui nos pascis hic mortales:\nTuos ibi commensales,\nCoheredes et sodales\nFac sanctorum civium.\nAmen. Alleluia.\n\n\nPage 386-387\n\n----------\n\nNo. 232\n\nAdoramus te, panem coelitum\n\nFor Unison or two part chorus\nTraditional Melody\nHarmonized by P. J. Van Damme\n\n\nAndante\n\nAdoramus te, panem coelitum,\nCibum vitae desursum praestitum.\nAve, ave, ave, coeli panis vine.\nLaudetur in aeternum sanctissimum Sacramentum.\n\n\nPage 388\n\n----------\n\nNo. 233a\n\nAve Verum Corpus (No. 1)\n\nUnison, two or four part chorus.\nCh. Gounod\nLiturgcally arranged by N. A. M.\n\n\nLento\n\nAve, ave verum Corpus natum de Maria Virgine:\nVere passum, immolatum,\nimmolatum in cruce pro homine, in cruce pro homine:\nCujus latus perforatum fluxit uqua et sanguine:\nEsto nobis praegustatum mortis in examine.\nO Jesu dulcis! O Jesu pie!\nO Jesu fili Mariae, O Jesu fili Mariae!\n\n\nPage 389-390\n\n----------\n\nNo. 233b\n\nAve Verum Corpus (No. 2)\n\nUnison, two or four part chorus\nC. St. Saens\nLiturgically arranged by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante religioso\n\n1.\nAve, ave verum Corpus natum de Maria Virgine:\n\n2.\nVere passum, immolatum in cruce pro homine:\n\n3.\nCujus latus perforatum fluxit aqua et sanguine.\n\n4.\nEsto nobis praegustatum mortis in examine:\n\n5.\nO Jesu dulcis! O Jesu pie!\nO Jesu, Jesu fili Mariae, file Mariae.\n\n\nPage 391\n\n----------\n\nNo. 233c\n\nAve Verum Corpus (No. 3)\n\nW. A. Mozart\nArr. for unison or four part chorus by N. A. M.\n\n\nAdagio\n\nAve, ave verum Corpus natum de Maria Virgine:\nVere passum, immolatum in cruce, pro homine:\nCujus latus perforatum fluxit aqua et sanguine.\nEsto nobis praegustatum mortis in examine.\nmortis, mortis in examine.\n\n\nPage 392-393\n\n----------\n\nNo. 233d\n\nAve Verum Corpus (No. 4)\n\nAlex. Guilmant\nAdapted and arranged for unison, two or four part chorus by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante moderato\n\nAve, ave verum Corpus natum de Maria Virgine:\nVere passum, immolatum in cruce pro homine:\nCujus latus perforatum fluxit aqua et sanguine.\nEsto nobis praegustatum mortis in examine.\nO Jesu dulcis! O Jesu Pie!\nO Jesu dulcis! O Jesu Pie!\nO Jesu fili Mariae, fili Mariae!\n\n\nPage 394-395\n\n----------\n\nNo. 233e\n\nAve Verum Corpus (No. 5)\n\nProsa antiqua usu recepta\nGregorian\n\n\nSixth Mode\n\n1.\nAve, ave verum Corpus natum de Maria Virgine:\n\n2.\nVere passum, immolatum in cruce pro homine:\n\n3.\nCujus latus perforatum fluxit aqua et sanguine.\n\n4.\nEsto nobis praegustatum mortis in examine:\n\n5.\nO Jesu dulcis!\n\n6.\nO Jesu Pie!\n\n7.\nO Jesu fili Mariae.\n\n\nPage 396\n\n----------\n\nNo. 234\n\nO quam suavis est\n\nAntiphon. (according to the Vatican Edition of the Antiphonale.)\n\n\nSixth Mode\n\nO quam suavis est, Domine, spiritus tuus!\nqui, ut dulcedinem tuam in filios demonstrares,\npane suavissimo de coelo praestito,\nesurientes reples bonis,\nfastidiosos divites dimittens inanes.\n\n\nPage 397-398\n\n----------\n\nNo. 235\n\nO Sacrum Convivium\n\nMotet\nR. Remondi\nArr. for unison, two or four part chorus by N. A. M.\n\n\nAdagio (con espressione)\n\nO sacrum convivium! in quo Christus sumitur:\nrecolitur memoria passionis ejus, passionis ejus:\nMens impletur gratia, mens impletur gratia:\net futurae gloriae nobis pignus datur,\nAlleluia, alleluia, alleluia.\n\n\nPage 399\n\n----------\n\nNo. 236\n\nTHE SACRED HEART\n\nO Cor Jesu\n\nTwo part chorus\nDon Lorenzo Perosi\n\n\nAdagio\n\nO cor Jesu flagrans amore nostri,\nO cor Jesu flagrans amore nostri,\ninflamma cor nostrum amore tui,\ninflamma cor nostrum amore tui.\n\n\nPage 400\n\n----------\n\nNo. 237\n\nCor Jesu, salus in te sperantium\n\nUnison or two part chorus\nW. Schultes (1815-1879)\nAbridged and arr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante sostenuto\n\nCor Jesu, salus in te sperantium, miserere nobis,\nCor Jesu spes in te morientium, miserere nobis,\nCor Jesu deliciae sanctorum omnium,\nmiserere, miserere nobis,\n\n\nPage 401\n\n----------\n\nNo. 238a\n\nINVOCATION TO THE SACRED HEART *\n\nCor Jesu Sacratissimum (No. 1)\n\nGregorian\n\n\nFirst Mode\n\n1.\nCor Jesu Sacratissimum, miserere nobis.\n\n2.\nCor Mariae immaculatum, ora pro nobis.\n\n3.\nSanctae Joseph patronae dilectissime, ora pro nobis.\n\n\n----------\n\nNo. 238b\n\nCor Jesu Sacratissimum (No. 2) *\n\nGregorian\n\n\nFourth Mode\n\nCor Jesu Sacratissimum, miserere nobis.\n\n\n* Note: These Invocations can be sung before each verse of the \"Laudate\nDominum\" (First and Fourth Tones) in place of the \"Adoremus.\" (No. 243\na-d)\n\n\n----------\n\nNo. 239\n\nPLEA FOR GOD'S MERCY\n\nParce Domine\n\nUsually sung before the 50th Psalm: Miserere mei Deus\n\nGregorian\n\nParce Domine, parce populo tuo: ne in aeternum irascaris nobis.\nParce Domine, parce populo tuo: ne in aeternum irascaris nobis.\nParce Domine, parce populo tuo: ne in aeternum irascaris nobis.\n\n\nPage 402\n\n----------\n\nNo. 240\n\nTHE SACRED HEART, Ss. Cordis Jesu\n\nCor, arca legem continens\n\n15th Century Melody \"Alta Trinita.\"\n\n\n1.\nCor, arca legem continens\nNon servitutis veteris,\nSed gratiae, Sed veniae,\nSed et misericordiae.\n\n2.\nCor sanctuarium novi\nIntemeratum foederis,\nTemplum vetusto sanctius,\nVelumque scissoutilius.\n\n3.\nTe vulneratum caritas,\nIctu patenti voluit,\nAmoris invisibilis,\nUt veneremur vulnera.\n\n4.\nHoc sub amoris symbolo\nPassus cruenta et mystica,\nUtrumque sacrificium\nChristus sacerdos obtulit.\n\n5.\nQuis non amantem redamet?\nQuis non redemptus diligat,\nEt Corde in isto seligat\nAeterna tabernacula?\n\n6.\nDecus Parenti, et Filio\nSanctoque sit Spiritui,\nQuibus potestas, gloria,\nRegnumque in omne est saeculum.\nAmen\n\n\nPage 403\n\n----------\n\nNo. 241a\n\nPROCESSIONS, BENEDICTION, 40 HOURS'\n\nPange Lingua (No. 1)\n(Tantum Ergo)\n\nGregorian\nVatican Graduale\n\n\nThird Mode\n\n1.\nPange lingua gloriosi,\nCorporis mysterium\nSanguinisque pretiosi,\nQuem in mundi pretium\nFructus vetris generosi\nRex effudit gentium.\n\n2.\nNobis datus, nobis natus\nEx intacta Virgine,\nEt in mundo conversatus,\nSparso verbi semine,\nSui moras incolatus\nMiro clusit ordine.\n\n3.\nIn supremae nocte coenoe,\nRecumbens cum fratribus,\nObservata lege plene\nCibis in legalibus,\nCibum turbae duodenae\nSe dat suis manibus.\n\n4.\nVerbum caro, panem verum\nVerbo carnem efficit:\nFitque sanguis Christi merum,\nEt si sensus deficit,\nAd firmandum cor sincerum\nSola fides sufficit.\n\n5.\nTantum ergo Sacramentum\nVeneremur cernui:\nEt antiquum documentum\nNovo cedat ritui\nPraestet fides supplementum\nSensuum defectui.\n\n6.\nGenitori, Genitoque\nLaus et jubilatio,\nSalus, honor, virtus quoque\nSit, et benedictio:\nProcedenti ab utroque\nCompar sit laudatio.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 404-405\n\n----------\n\nNo. 241 b\n\nPange Lingua (No. 2)\n(Tantum Ergo)\n\nGregorian\n(Apud Italos usitatum)\n\n\nFirst Mode\n\n1.\nPange lingua gloriosi,\nCorporis mysterium\nSanguinisque pretiosi,\nQuem in mundi pretium\nFructus vetris generosi\nRex effudit gentium.\n\n2.\nNobis datus, nobis natus\nEx intacta Virgine,\nEt in mundo conversatus,\nSparso verbi semine,\nSui moras incolatus\nMiro clusit ordine.\n\n3.\nIn supremae nocte coenoe,\nRecumbens cum fratribus,\nObservata lege plene\nCibis in legalibus,\nCibum turbae duodenae\nSe dat suis manibus.\n\n4.\nVerbum caro, panem verum\nVerbo carnem efficit:\nFitque sanguis Christi merum,\nEt si sensus deficit,\nA firmandum cor sincerum\nSola fides sufficit.\n\n5.\nTantum ergo Sacramentum\nVeneremur cernui:\nEt antiquum documentum\nNovo cedat ritui\nPraestet fides supplementum\nSensuum defectui.\n\n6.\nGenitori, Genitoque\nLaus et jubilatio,\nSalus, honor, virtus quoque\nSit, et benedictio:\nProcedenti ab utroque\nCompar sit laudatio.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 406-407\n\n----------\n\nNo. 242a\n\nTantum Ergo (No. 1)\n\n(The \"Pange Lingua\" may be sung to this and any of the melodies of the\nTantum Ergo.)\n\nJos. H. Beltjens\nAbridged and arranged by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante moderato\n\n1.\nTantum ergo Sacramentum\nVeneremur cernui:\nEt antiquum documentum\nNovo cedat ritui\nPraestet fides supplementum\nSensuum defectui.\n\n2.\nGenitori, Genitoque\nLaus et jubilatio,\nSalus, honor, virtus quoque\nSit, et benedictio:\nProcedenti ab utroque\nCompar sit laudatio.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 408\n\n----------\n\nNo. 242b\n\nTantum Ergo (No. 2)\n\nArr. by N.A. M.\nTraditional Melody from Ms. dated 1751 Stonyhurst\nAlso Epitome Rit. Trevir\n\n\nNot too slow\n\n1.\nTantum ergo Sacramentum\nVeneremur cernui:\nEt antiquum documentum\nNovo cedat ritui\nPraestet fides supplementum\nSensuum defectui.\n\n2.\nGenitori, Genitoque\nLaus et jubilatio,\nSalus, honor, virtus quoque\nSit, et benedictio:\nProcedenti ab utroque\nCompar sit laudatio.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 409\n\n----------\n\nNo. 242c\n\nTantum Ergo (No. 3)\n\nFor unison chorus or chorus in 2 or 4 parts\nBalthasar Florence\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nTantum ergo Sacramentum\nVeneremur cernui:\nEt antiquum documentum\nNovo cedat ritui\nPraestet fides supplementum\nSensuum defectui.\n\n2.\nGenitori, Genitoque\nLaus et jubilatio,\nSalus, honor, virtus quoque\nSit, et benedictio:\nProcedenti ab utroque\nCompar sit laudatio.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 410\n\n----------\n\nNo. 242d\n\nTantum Ergo (No. 4)\n\nChoral\nO. Ravanello\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nTantum ergo Sacramentum\nVeneremur cernui:\nEt antiquum documentum\nNovo cedat ritui\nPraestet fides supplementum\nSensuum defectui.\n\n2.\nGenitori, Genitoque\nLaus et jubilatio,\nSalus, honor, virtus quoque\nSit, et benedictio:\nProcedenti ab utroque\nCompar sit laudatio.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 411\n\n----------\n\nNo. 242e\n\nTantum Ergo (No. 5)\n\nUnison or two part chorus\nW. A. Smit\n\n\nAndante religioso\n\n1.\nTantum ergo Sacramentum\nVeneremur cernui:\nEt antiquum documentum\nNovo cedat ritui\nPraestet fides supplementum\nSensuum defectui.\n\n2.\nGenitori, Genitoque\nLaus et jubilatio,\nSalus, honor, virtus quoque\nSit, et benedictio:\nProcedenti ab utroque\nCompar sit laudatio.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 412\n\n----------\n\nNo. 242f\n\nTantum Ergo (No.6)\n\nM. Haydn (1737-1806)\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nTantum ergo Sacramentum\nVeneremur cernui:\nEt antiquum documentum\nNovo cedat ritui\nPraestet fides supplementum\nSensuum defectui.\n\n2.\nGenitori, Genitoque\nLaus et jubilatio,\nSalus, honor, virtus quoque\nSit, et benedictio:\nProcedenti ab utroque\nCompar sit laudatio.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 413\n\n----------\n\nNo. 242g\n\nTantum Ergo (No. 7)\n\nMelody from a Slovak Hymnal\nAdapted by N. A. M.\n\n\nModerately fast\n\n1.\nTantum ergo Sacramentum\nVeneremur cernui:\nEt antiquum documentum\nNovo cedat ritui\nPraestet fides supplementum\nSensuum defectui.\n\n2.\nGenitori, Genitoque\nLaus et jubilatio,\nSalus, honor, virtus quoque\nSit, et benedictio:\nProcedenti ab utroque\nCompar sit laudatio.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 414\n\n----------\n\nNo. 242h\n\nTantum Ergo (No. 8)\n\nJ. Mohr\n\n\nModerato\n\n\n1.\nTantum ergo Sacramentum\nVeneremur cernui:\nEt antiquum documentum\nNovo cedat ritui\nPraestet fides supplementum\nSensuum defectui.\n\n2.\nGenitori, Genitoque\nLaus et jubilatio,\nSalus, honor, virtus quoque\nSit, et benedictio:\nProcedenti ab utroque\nCompar sit laudatio.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 415\n\n----------\n\nNo. 242i\n\nTantum Ergo (No. 9)\n\nUnison or two part chorus\nTh. Dubois\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante religioso\n\n1.\nTantum ergo Sacramentum\nVeneremur cernui:\nEt antiquum documentum\nNovo cedat ritui\nPraestet fides supplementum\nSensuum defectui.\n\n2.\nGenitori, Genitoque\nLaus et jubilatio,\nSalus, honor, virtus quoque\nSit, et benedictio:\nProcedenti ab utroque\nCompar sit laudatio.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 416\n\n----------\n\nNo. 242j\n\nTantum Ergo (No. 10)\n\nUnison Chorus\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nNot too slow\n\n1.\nTantum ergo Sacramentum\nVeneremur cernui:\nEt antiquum documentum\nNovo cedat ritui\nPraestet fides supplementum\nSensuum defectui.\n\n2.\nGenitori, Genitoque\nLaus et jubilatio,\nSalus, honor, virtus quoque\nSit, et benedictio:\nProcedenti ab utroque\nCompar sit laudatio.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 417\n\n----------\n\nNo. 243 a\n\nBENEDICTION\n\nAdoremus: Laudate Dominum (No. 1)\nPsalm Tones\n\nInstead of the \"Adoremus\" the Invocation to the Sacred Heart or to the\nHoly Family (No. 238 A-B) may be sung before the \"Laudate Dominum.\"\n\nGregorian\nVatican Antiphonale\n\n\nFirst Psalm Tone\n\nAdoramus in aeternum Sanctissimum Sacramentum.\n\n1.\nLaudate Dominum omnes gentes: laudate eum omnes populi.\n\n2.\nQuoniam confirmata est super nos misericordia ejus:\net veritas Domini manet it aeternum.\n\n3.\nGloria Patri, et Filio: et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n4.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc,\net semper: et in saecula saeculorum.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 418-419\n\n----------\n\nNo. 243b\n\nAdoremus and Laudate (No. 2)\n\nSecond Psalm Tone\n\nAdoramus in aeternum Sanctissimum Sacramentum.\n\n1.\nLaudate Dominum omnes gentes: laudate eum  omnes populi.\n\n2.\nQuoniam confirmata est super nos misericordia ejus:\net veritas Domini manet it aeternum.\n\n3.\nGloria Patri, et Filio: et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n4.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc,\net semper: et in saecula saeculorum.\nAmen.\n\n\n----------\n\nNo. 243c\n\nAdoremus and Laudate (No. 3)\n\n\nThird Psalm Tone\n\nAdoramus in aeternum Sanctissimum Sacramentum.\n\n1.\nLaudate Dominum omnes gentes: laudate eum  omnes populi.\n\n2.\nQuoniam confirmata est super nos misericordia ejus:\net veritas Domini manet it aeternum.\n\n3.\nGloria Patri, et Filio: et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n4.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc,\net semper: et in saecula saeculorum.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 420-421\n\n----------\n\nNo. 243d\n\nAdoremus and Laudate (No. 4)\n\n\nFourth Psalm Tone\n\nAdoramus in aeternum Sanctissimum Sacramentum.\n\n1.\nLaudate Dominum omnes gentes: laudate eum  omnes populi.\n\n2.\nQuoniam confirmata est super nos misericordia ejus:\net veritas Domini manet it aeternum.\n\n3.\nGloria Patri, et Filio: et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n4.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc,\net semper: et in saecula saeculorum.\nAmen.\n\n\n----------\n\nNo. 243e\n\nAdoremus and Laudate (No. 5)\n\n\nFifth Psalm Tone\n\nAdoramus in aeternum Sanctissimum Sacramentum.\n\n1.\nLaudate Dominum omnes gentes: laudate eum omnes populi.\n\n2.\nQuoniam confirmata est super nos misericordia ejus:\net veritas Domini manet it aeternum.\n\n3.\nGloria Patri, et Filio: et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n4.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc,\net semper: et in saecula saeculorum.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 422-423\n\n----------\n\nNo. 243f\n\nAdoremus and Laudate (No. 6)\n\n\nSixth Psalm Tone\n\nAdoramus in aeternum Sanctissimum Sacramentum.\n\n1.\nLaudate Dominum omnes gentes: laudate eum  omnes populi.\n\n2.\nQuoniam confirmata est super nos misericordia ejus:\net veritas Domini manet it aeternum.\n\n3.\nGloria Patri, et Filio: et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n4.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc,\net semper: et in saecula saeculorum.\nAmen.\n\n----------\n\nNo. 243g\n\nAdoremus and Laudate (No. 7)\n\n\nSeventh Psalm Tone\n\nAdoramus in aeternum Sanctissimum Sacramentum.\n\n1.\nLaudate Dominum omnes gentes: laudate eum  omnes populi.\n\n2.\nQuoniam confirmata est super nos misericordia ejus:\net veritas Domini manet it aeternum.\n\n3.\nGloria Patri, et Filio: et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n4.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc,\net semper: et in saecula saeculorum.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 424-425\n\n----------\n\nNo. 243h\n\nAdoremus and Laudate (No. 8)\n\n\nEighth Psalm Tone\n\nAdoramus in aeternum Sanctissimum Sacramentum.\n\n1.\nLaudate Dominum omnes gentes: laudate eum  omnes populi.\n\n2.\nQuoniam confirmata est super nos misericordia ejus:\net veritas Domini manet it aeternum.\n\n3.\nGloria Patri, et Filio: et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n4.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc,\net semper: et in saecula saeculorum.\nAmen.\n\n\n----------\n\nNo. 243i\n\nAdoremus and Laudate (No. 9)\n\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nModerato\n\nAdoramus in aeternum Sanctissimum Sacramentum.\n\n1.\nLaudate Dominum omnes gentes: laudate eum omnes populi.\n\n2.\nQuoniam confirmata est super nos misericordia ejus:\net veritas Domini manet it aeternum.\n\n3.\nGloria Patri, et Filio: et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n4.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc,\net semper: et in saecula saeculorum.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 426-427\n\n----------\n\nNo. 244\n\nPONTIFICAL CEREMONIES: CONFIRMATION, ETC.\n\nSacerdos et Pontifex\n\nSung at the entrance of the Bishop, Archbishop or Cardinal\n(\"Ecce Sacerdos\" may be sung instead if preferred. )\n\nGregorian\n\nAntiphon-First Mode\n\nSacerdos et Pontifex, et virtutum opifex,\nPastor bone in populo, sic placuisti Domino.\n\n\n  RESPONSES\nV. Protector noster --- etc.\nR. Et respice in faciem Christi tui.\nV. Salvum fac --- etc.\nR. Deus meus sperantem in te.\nV. Mitte ei Domine --- etc.\nR. Et de Sion tuere eum.\nV. Nihil Proficat --  etc.\nR. Et filius iniquitatis non opponat nocere ei.\nV. Domine exaudi --- etc.\nR. Et clamor meus ad te veniat.\nV. Dominus Vobiscum.\nR. Et cum Spiritu tuo. (Oremus etc.) Amen.\n\nNote: During the Confirmation, Choir may sing appropriate Hymns: Veni\nSancte Spiritus, Veni Creator, Magnificat, etc. After the recitation of\nthe Creed, \"The Lord's Prayer\" and \"Hail Mary\" English Hymns may be\nsung.\n\nPage 428\n\n----------\n\nNo. 245\n\nConfirma hoc Deus\n\n(Sung after Confirmation, at the washing of hands)\nJ. Rheinberger\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nLento\n\nConfirma hoc Deus, quod operatus es in nobis,\na tempo sancto tuo quod est in Jerusalem.\nGloria Patri, et Filio: et Spiritui Sancto\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc, et semper:\net in saecula saeculorum. Amen.\n\n\nRESPONSES\n\nV. Ostende nobis, etc.\nR. Et salutare tuum da nobis.\nV. Domine exaudi, etc.\nR. Et clamor meus ad te veniat.\nV. Dominus vobiscum\nR. Et cum Spiritu tuo.\n\nCeremonies may terminate with singing of \"Te Deum\" (No. 284)\nFor the responses, at the Pontifical Blessing See No. 259-(11)\n\n\nPage 429\n\n----------\n\nNo. 246\n\nEcce Sacerdos\n\nStadler\nArr. for unison or four part chorus by N. A. M.\n\n\nAllegro maestoso\n\nEcce Sacerdos magnus, qui in diebus suis placuit Deo:\nIdeo jurejurando fecit illum Dominus crescere in plebem suam.\nBenedictionem omnium gentium dedit illi,\net testamentum suum confirmavit super caput ejus.\n\nGloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto.\nIdeo jurejurando fecit illum Dominus crescere in plebem suam.\n\n\nPage 430-431\n\n----------\n\nNo. 247\n\nFOR THE POPE\n\nOremus pro Pontifice\n\nUnison two or four part chorus\nFr. Schubert\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nAndante (alla breve)\n\nOremus pro Pontifice nostro Benedicte;\nDominus conservet eum, et vivificet eum,\net beatum faciat eum in terra,\net non tradat eum in animam inimicorum ejus.\n\nV. Fiat manus tua super virum dexterae tuae.\nR. Et super filium hominis quem confirmasti tibi.\n\n\nPage 432\n\n----------\n\nNo. 248\n\nChristus Vincit, Christus Regnat\n\nAncient French Melody\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nMaestoso\n\nChristus vincit, Christus regnat, Christus imperat.\n\n\n\nThis melody dates from the year 1080. It was sung at the closing of the\nCouncil called by order of William the Conqueror. Gregory VII was Pope\nand Philip I King of France. To this day, in the Cathedral of Rouen it\nis customary to render this chant on all solemn Pontifical feasts.\n\n\nPage 433\n\n----------\n\nNo. 249\n\nTHE HOLY SOULS: REQUIEMS\n\nLanguentibus in Purgatorio\n\nSolesmes chant\n\n\nSixth Mode\n\n1.\nLanguentibus in Purgatorio,\nQui purgantur ardore nimio,\nEt torquentur gravi supplicio,\nSubveniat tua compassio:\nO Maria.\n\n2.\nFons est patens qui culpas abluis,\nOmnes juvas et nullum respuis:\nManum tuam extende mortuis,\nQui sub poenis lanquent continuis:\nO Maria.\n\n3.\nAd te pie suspirant mortui,\nCupientes de poenis erui,\nEt ad esse tuo conspectui,\nAeternisque gaudiis perfrui:\nO Maria.\n\n4.\nEt cum fiet stricta discussio,\nIn tremendo Dei judicio,\nJudicanti supplica Filio,\nUt cum Sanctis sit nobis portio:\nO Maria.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 434\n\n----------\n\nNo. 250\n\nBeati Mortui\n\nMotet for two or four part chorus\nCh. Gounod. Op. 1\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nLento\n\nBeati mortui in Domino morientes,\nBeati mortui in Domino morientes,\nBeati mortui in Domino morientes deinceps.\n\nDicit enim Spiritus,\nSpiritus ut requiescant a laboribus suis et opera illorum,\net opera illorum sequuntar illos.\n\nBeati mortui in Domino morientes,\nBeati mortui in Domino morientes,\nBeati mortui in Domino morientes deinceps.\n\n\nPage 435\n\n----------\n\nNo. 251\n\nTHE HOLY SOULS\n\nBenedictus Dominus Deus Israel\nEgo Sum\n\nVatican Antiphonale\nAntiphon\n\n\nSecond Mode\n\nErgo dum resurrectio et vita:\nqui credit in me, etiam si mortuus fuerit, vivet:\net omnis qui vivet et credit in me, non morietur in aeternum.\n\n1.\nBenedictus Dominus Deus Israel:\nquia visitavit, et fecit redemtionem plebis suae.\n\n2.\nEt erexit cornu salutis nobis,\nin domo David pueri sui:\n\n3.\nSicut locutus est per os sanctorum,\nqui a saeculo sunt, prophetarum ejus:\n\n4.\nSalutem ex inimicis nostris,\net de manu omnium qui oderunt nos:\n\n5.\nAd faciendam misericordiam cum patribus nostris:\net memorari testamenti sui sancti.\n\n6.\nJusjurandum, quod juravit ad Abraham Patrem nostrum,\ndaturum se nobis:\n\n7.\nUt sine timore, de manu inimicorum nostrorum liberati,\nserviamus illi:\n\n8.\nIn sanctitate et justitia coram ipso,\nomnibus diebus nostris.\n\n9.\nEt tu puer, propheta Altissimi vocaberis:\npraeibis enim ante faciem Domini parare vias ejus:\n\n10.\nAd dandam scientiam salutis plebi ejus:\nin remissionem peccatorum eorum:\n\n11.\nPer viscera misericordiae Dei nostris:\nin quibus visitavit nos, oriens ex alto:\n\n12.\nIlluminare his qui in tenebris et in umbra mortis sedent:\nad dirigendos pedes nostros in viam pacis.\n\n13.\nRequiem aeternam dona eis  Domine.\n\n14:\nEt lux perpetua, luceat eis.\n\n\nErgo dum resurrectio et vita:\nqui credit in me, etiam si mortuus fuerit, vivet:\net omnis qui vivet et credit in me, non morietur in aeternum.\n\n\nPage 437-438-439\n\n----------\n\nNo. 252\n\nTHE HOLY SOULS\nOfficium Defunctorum\nLent and Holy Week, etc.\n\nMiserere mei Deus\n\nPsalm 50\nVatican Antiphonale\n\nFirst Mode\n(First portion is sung before the Psalm)\n(The entire antiphon is sung at the end of Psalm)\n\nExsultabunt Domino ossa humiliata.\n\n\nFirst Psalm Tone\n\n1.\nMiserere mei Deus, secundum magnam misericordiam tuam.\n\n2.\nEt secundum multitudinem miserationem tuarum, dele iniquitatem mea.\n\n3.\nAmplius lava me ab iniquitate mea: et a peccato meo munda me.\n\n4.\nQuoniam iniquitatem meam ego cognosco:\net peccatum meum contra me est semper.\n\n5.\nTibi soli peccavi, et malum coram te feci:\nut justificeris in sermonibus tuis, et vincas cum judicaris.\n\n6.\nEcce enim in iniquitatibis conceptus sum:\net in peccatis concepit me mater mea.\n\n7.\nEcce enim veritatem dilexisti:\nincerta et occulta sapientiae tuae manifestasti mihi.\n\n8.\nAsperges me hyssopo, et mundabor:\nlavabis me, et super nivem dealbabor.\n\n9.\nAuditui meo dabis gaudium et laetitiam:\net exsultabunt ossa humiliata.\n\n10.\nAverte faciem tuam a peccatis meis:\net omnes iniquitates meas dele.\n\n11.\nCor mundum crea in me Deus:\net spiritum rectum innova in visceribus meis.\n\n12.\nNe projicias me a facie tua:\net spiritum sanctum tuum ne auferas a me.\n\n13.\nRedde mihi laetitiam salutaris tui:\net spiritu principali confirma me.\n\n14.\nDocebo iniquos vias tuas:\net impii ad te convertentur.\n\n15.\nLibera me de sanguinibus Deus, Deus salutis meae:\net exsultabit lingua mea justitiam tuam.\n\n16.\nDomine, labia mea aperies:\net os meum annuntiabit laudem tuam.\n\n17.\nQuoniam si voluisses sacrificium, dedissem utique:\nholocaustis non delectaberis.\n\n18.\nSacrificium Deo spiritus contribulatus:\ncor contritum et humiliatum Deus non despicies.\n\n19.\nBenigne fac Domine in bona voluntate tua Sion:\nut aedificentur muri Jerusalem.\n\n20.\nTunc acceptabis sacrificium justitiae, oblationes et holacausta:\ntunc imponent super altare tuum vitulos.\n\n21.\nRequiem aeternum dona eis Domine.\n\n22.\nEt lux perpetua luceat eis.\n\n\nPage 440-441\n\n----------\n\nNo. 253\n\nTHE HOLY SOULS\nPro Defunctis\n\nMiserere Illi Deus\n\nArr. by N. A. M.\nFirst Mode\n\n\nAdagio\n\nMiserere, miserere,\nMiserere illi Deus,\nTu Jesu Christe Domine\nVeniam ei concede.\n\n1.\nQui regnas in perpetuum,\nTrinus et unus Dominus,\nDefuncti hujus animam\nDe inferno tu libera.\n\n2.\nTu vera, sancta Trinitas,\nEt unas in substantia,\nDefuncti hujus animam\nCum electis agglomera.\n\n3.\nO pia Dei Genitrix,\nMaria mater virginum,\nIntercede piissima\nPro hoc defuncto famulo.\n\n4.\nTu Michael Archangel,\nContinuatis precibus\nAdesto nunc propitius\nPro hoc defuncto famulo.\n\n5.\nInter chorus coelestium,\nInter catervas martyrum,\nResurgat hic in gloria\nOvans ad Christi dexteram.\n\nMiserere, miserere,\nMiserere illi Deus,\nTu Jesu Christe Domine\nVeniam ei concede.\n\n\nPage 442-443\n\n----------\n\nNo. 254\n\nMOTETS FOR FESTIVAL OCCASIONS\n\nLaudate Dominum\n\nUnison, two or four part chorus\nFr. Schubert\nArr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nAllegro moderato\n\nLaudate Dominum, laudate Dominum, omnes gentes:\nlaudate, laudate eum omnes populi.\nQuoniam confirmata est super nos misericordia ejus;\net veritas Domini manet in aeternum.\nGloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto,\nGloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto,\nSicut erat in principio et nunc, et semper,\net nunc, et semper, et in saecula saeculorum.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 444-445-446\n\n----------\n\nNo. 255\n\nJubilate Deo\n\nMotet for two or four part chorus\nW. A. Mozart\nEdited and arr. by N. A. M.\n\n\nAllegro\n\n\nJubilate Deo omnis terra,\nservite, servite Domino, Domino\nin laetitia, in laetitia.\nLaudate nomen ejus,\nlaudate nomen ejus:\nquoniam suavis est Dominus,\nest Dominus.\nAlleluia, Alleluia.\n\n\nPage 447-448\n\n----------\n\nNo. 256\n\nGENERAL\nO Bone Jesu!\n\nMotet\nG. P. da Palestrina\n\n\nAndante\n\nO bone Jesu!\nmiserere nobis:\nquia tu creasti nos,\ntu redemisti nos sanguine tuo\npretiosissimo.\n\n\nPage 449\n\n----------\n\nNo. 257\n\nSUNDAY AT HIGH MASS\n\nAsperges Me\n\nFor Unison, two or four part chorus\n\nSung each Sunday before High Mass from Trinity Sunday to Palm Sunday\ninclusive.\n\nNicola. A. Montani\n\n\nCelebrant\nAsperges me.\n\nChoir\nDomine, hyssopo, et mundabor:\nlavabis me, et super nivem dealbabor.\n\nMiserere mei, Deus, secundum\nmagnam misericordiam tuam. *\n\nGloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto,\nSicut erat in principio et nunc, et semper,\net in saecula saeculorum.\nAmen.\n\nAsperges me.\n\n\n* Note: On Passion Sunday and Palm Sunday the \"Gloria Patri\" etc. is\nomitted and repition is made from the beginning \"Asperges\" to Fine.\n\nResponses\n\nCel.\n1.  Ostende nobis Domine misericordiam tuam. (Alleluia.)\n\n2.  Domine exaudi orationem meam.\n\n3.  Dominus vobiscum.\n\nChoir.\n\n1.  Et salutare tuum da nobis. (Alleluia.)\n\n2.  Et clamor meus ad te veniat.\n\n3.  Et cum spiritu tuo.\n\n4.  Amen.\n\n\nPage 450-451-452\n\n----------\n\nNo. 258\n\nSUNDAY AT HIGH MASS\n\nVidi Aquam\n\nFor Unison, two part or four part chorus\n\nSung before High Mass on Sundays from Easter to Pentecost inclusive.\n\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nAllegro moderato\n\nCelebrant\nVidi aquam\n\nChoir\nEgredientem de templo, a latere dextro,\nalleluia, alleluia;\net omnes, ad quos pervenit aqua ista,\nsalvi facti sunt, et dicent,\nalleluia, alleluia, alleluia.\n\nConfitemini Domino quoniam bonus:\nquoniam in saeculum misericordia ejus.\n\nGloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto,\nSicut erat in principio et nunc, et semper,\net in saecula saeculorum.\nAmen.\n\n\nFor responses see No. 257 (Eastertide)\n\n\nPage 453-454-455\n\n----------\n\nNo. 259\n\nHIGH MASS, REQUIEMS, BENEDICTION\nVESPERS, PONTIFICAL BLESSING, ETC.\n\nResponses\nNote: It is not permissible (according to the decrees of the\nCongregation of Rites), to accompany the celebrant on the organ at the\nOrations, Preface, or Pater Noster etc. The laudable custom of not\naccompanying the Choir for the responses is also being generally\nobserved.\n\nThe key of A flat here given, is suggested\nas being best suited to all voices.\n\n1.\nCel:    V.   Dominus vobiscum\nChoir:  R.   Et cum spiritu tuo.\n\n2. At ending of prayers sung in recto tono\n\nCel:    V.   Per omnia saecula saeculorum.\nChoir:  R.   Amen.\n\nWhen prayers are sung with the following ending choir responds with the\n\"Amen\" as indicated below.\n\n3.\n\nCel.: V.   Per omnia saecula saeculorum.\nCel.: V.   Per Christum Dominum nostrum.  R. Amen.\n\nNote: After the Epistle it has been (incorrectly) the custom in certain\nchurches for the choir to sing \"Deo Gratias\". This response (as well as\nthe \"Laus tibi Christi\" after the Gospel) is for the Ministers of the\nmass, or Acolytes only, and has never been included in the Graduale and\nthe official books in the notation of the parts to be sung by the choir.\nSee \"Ecclesiastical Review,\" (Philadelphia, Pa., Nov., 1903, page 539.)\n\n\n4. AT THE GOSPEL\n\nCel:    V.   Dominus vobiscum\nChoir:  R.   Et cum spiritu tuo.\n\nCel.:   V.   Sequentia sancti Evangelii secundum Matthaeum.\nChoir:  R.   Gloria tibi Domine.\n\n\n\n5. AT THE PREFACE. Solemn tone. Sundays, Holy Days, etc.\n\nCel.:        Per omnia saecula saeculorum.\nChoir:  R.   Amen.\n\nCel:  V.     Dominus vobiscum\nChoir:  R.   Et cum spiritu tuo.\n\nCel.: V.     Sursum corda.\nChoir:       Habemus ad Dominum.\n\nCel.: V.     Gratias agamus Domino Deo nostro.\nChoir: R.    Dignum et justum est.\n\n\n6. AT THE PATER NOSTER\n\n\"Per omnia\" etc. as at No. 5. At the conclusion of the \"Pater Noster:\"\n\nCel.:    Et ne nos inducas in tentationem.\nChoir:   Sed libera nos a malo.\n\n\n7. BEFORE THE \"AGNUS DEI:\" \"Per omnia\" etc. as at No. 5.\n\nCel V.   Pax Domini sit semper vobiscum.\nChoir:   Et cum spiritu tuo.\n\n\n8. FOR REQUIEMS etc. (Tonus ferialis) AT THE PREFACE\n\"Per omnia\" etc. (No. 5)\n\nCel.: V.   Dominus vobiscum.\nChoir: R.  Et cum spiritu tuo.\n\nCel.: V.   Sursum corda.\nChoir:     Habemus ad Dominum.\n\nCel.: V.   Gratias agamus Domino Deo nostro.\nChoir: R.  Dignum et justum est.\n\n\n9. AT THE END OF REQUIEM MASS.\n\nChoir:   Requiescant in pace. Amen.\n\n\n10. AT THE ABSOLUTION = AFTER THE \"Libera\"\n\n1st Chorus (Tutti)\nKyrie eleison\n\n2d Chorus\nChriste eleison\n\n1st and 2d Chorus (Tutti)\nKyrie eleison\n\nCel:   V.   Et ne nos inducas in tentationem.\nChoir: R.   Sed libera nos a malo.\n\nCel.\n(a)\nV.   A porta inferi.\nR.   Erue Domine animam ejus. (animas eorum)\n\n(b)\nV.   Requiescat in pace.\nR.   Amen\n\n(c)\nV.   Domine exaudi orationem meam.\nR.   Et clamor meus ad te veniat.\n\n(d)\nV.   Requiem aeternam dona ei (eis) Domine.\nR.   Et lux perpetua luceat ei (eis).\n\n(e)\nV.   Requiescat (No. 9)\nR.   Amen.\n\n\nPONTIFICAL CEREMONIES\n\n11. AT THE PONTIFICAL BLESSING\n\n(a)\nV.  Sit nomen Domini benedictum.\nR.  Ex hoc nunc et usque in saeculum.\n\n(b)\nAdjutorium nostrum in nomine Domini.\nR.  Qui fecit caelum et terram.\n\n(c)\nBenedicat vos omnipotens Deus: Pater, et Filius, et Spiritus Sanctus.\nR.  Amen.\n\n\nBENEDICTION\n\n12 BENEDICTION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT\n\nChanters: V.  Panem de coelo praestitisti eis. (Alleluia.)\nChoir.    R.  Omne delectamentum in se habentem. (Alleluia.)\n\n\n13 Responses at the end of Mass = Toni \"Ite Missa Est\"\n\na) From Holy Saturday to Low Sunday (exclusive)\n\nEight Mode\n\n  Deo gratias, alleluia, alleluia.\n\n\nb) From Low Sunday to the Saturday after Pentecost (inclusive)\n\nSeventh Mode\n\n  Deo gratias.\n\n\nc) For Solemn Feasts\n\nFifth Mode\n\n  Deo gratias.\n\n\nd) For Doubles (No. 1)\n\nFirst Mode\n\n  Deo gratias.\n\n\ne) (De Angelis) Doubles\n\nFifth Mode   XV. s.\n\n  Deo gratias.\n\n\nf) Feasts of the Blessed Virgin Mary\n\nFirst Mode  XII. s.\n\n  Deo gratias.\n\n\ng) For the Sundays of the Year (Orbis Factor)\n\nFirst Mode  X. s.\n\n  Deo gratias\n\n\nh) Sundays in Advent and Lent\n\nFirst Mode  X. s.\n\n  Deo gratias\n\n\nPage 456-457-458-459-460-461-462-463\n\n----------\n\nNo. 260\n\nVESPER HYMN\n\nLucis Creator Optime\n\nNicolaus Decius 1480-1529\n\n\nModerato\n\n1.\nLucis Creator optime,\nLucem dierum proferens,\nPrimordiis lucis novae\nMundi parans originem:\n\n2.\nQui mane junctum vesperi\nDiem vocari praecipis:\nIllabitur tetrum chaos,\nAudi preces cum fletibus.\n\n3.\nNe mens gravata crimine,\nVitae sit exsul munere,\nDum nil perenne cogitat,\nSeseque culpis illigat.\n\n4.\nCoeleste pulset ostium:\nVitale tollat praemium:\nVite mus omne noxium,\nPurgemus omne pessimum.\n\n5.\nPraesta, Pater piissime,\nPatrique compar Unice,\nCum Spiritu Paraclito,\nRegnans per omne saeculum.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 464\n\n----------\n\nNo. 261\n\nCOMPLINE\n\nTe Lucis Ante Terminum\nAd Completorium\n\nSeverus Gastorius (d. 1678)\n\n\nModerately fast\n\n1.\nTe, lucis ante terminum,\nRerum Creator, poscimus,\nUt pro tua clementia,\nSis praesul et custodia.\n\n2.\nProcul recedant somnia,\nEt noctium phantasmata;\nHostemque nostrum comprime,\nNe polluantur corpora.\n\n3.\nPraesta, Pater piissime,\nPatrique compar Unice,\nCum Spiritu Paraclito,\nRegnans per omne saeculum.\nAmen.\n\n(Tempore Paschal, in Dominicis et in Festis)\n3.\nDeo Patri sit gloria,\nEt Filio, quia mortuis\nSurrexit, ac Paraclito,\nIn sempiterna saecula.\nAmen.\n\n(In festis Corporis Christi et B. Mariae Virginis)\n3.\nJesu, tibi sit gloria,\nQui natus es de Virgine,\nCum Patre et almo Spiritu,\nIn sempiterna saecula.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 465\n\n----------\n\nNo. 262\n\nCOMPLINE\n\nNunc Dimittis\n\nOfficium Parvum B. M. V.\nCANTICUM SIMEONIS\n\nVatican Antiphonale\n(for Antiphon \"Sub Tuum\" see No. 218)\n\n\nSeventh Tone\n\n1.\nNunc dimittis servum tuum Domine, secundum verbum tuum in pace.\n\n2.\nQuia viderunt oculi mei, salutare tuum.\n\n3.\nQuod parasti, ante faciem omnium populorum.\n\n4.\nLumen ad revelationem gentium, et gloriam plebis tuae Israel.\n\n5.\nGloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto,\n\n6.\nSicut erat in principio et nunc, et semper, et in saecula saeculorum.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 466-467\n\n----------\n\nNo. 263\n\nCOMPLINE\n\nIn Manus Tuas Domine\nResponsorium breve\n\nVatican Antiphonale\nPer annum\n\n\nSixth Mode\n\nIn manus tuas Domine, Commendo spiritum meum.\nIn manus tuas Domine, Commendo spiritum meum.\n\nV. Redemisti nos Domine, Deus veritatis.\nCommendo spiritum meum.\n\nV. Gloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto,\nIn manus tuas Domine, Commendo spiritum meum.\n\nV. Custodi nos Domine ut pupillam oculi.\n\nChoir: Sub umbra alarum tuarum protege nos.\n\n\nPage 468\n\n----------\n\nNo. 264\n\nPRO GRATIARUM ACTIONE\n\nTe Deum Laudamus\nJuxta morem Romanum\n\nVatican Graduale\nHarmonized by N. A. M.\n\n\nThird Mode\n\nCelebrant\n1.  Te Deum laudamus\n\nChorus\nTe Dominum confitemur.\n\nChorus (in alternate sections)\n2.  Te aeternum Patrem omnis terra veneratur.\n\n3.  Tibi omnes Angeli, tibi coeli et universae potestates:\n\n4.  Tibi Cherubim et Seraphim incessabili voce proclamant:\n\n5.  Sanctus:\n\n6.  Sanctus:\n\n7.  Sanctus Dominus Deus Sabaoth.\n\n8.  Pleni sunt coeli et terra majestatis gloriae tuae.\n\n9.  Te gloriosus Apostolorum chorus:\n\n10. Te Prophetarum laudabilis numerus:\n\n11. Te Martyrum candidatus laudat exercitus.\n\n12. Te per orbem terrarum sancta confitetur Ecclesia.\n\n13. Patrem immensae majstatis:\n\n14. Venerandum tuum verum, et unicum Filium.:\n\n15. Sanctum quoque Paraclitum Spiritum.\n\n16. Tu Rex gloriae, Christe.\n    Tu Patris sempiternus es Filius.\n\n17. Tu ad liberandum suscepturus hominem, non horruisti Virginis uterum.\n\n18. Tu devicto mortis aculeo aperuisti credentibus regna coelorum.\n\n19. Tu ad dexteram Dei sedes in gloria Patris.\n\n20. Judex crederis esse venturus.\n\nAll kneel here\n\n21. Te ergo quaesumus, tuis famulis subveni,\n    quos pretioso sanguine redemisti.\n\n22. Aeterna fac cum sanctis tuis in gloria numerari.\n\n23. Salvum fac populum tuum Domine, et benedic haereditati tuae.\n\n24. Et rege eos, et extolle illos usque in aeternum.\n\n25. Per singulos dies, benedicimus te.\n\n26. Et laudamus nomen tuum in saeculum, et in saeculum saeculi.\n\n27. Dignare Domine die isto sine peccato nos custodire.\n\n28. Miserere nostri Domine, miserere nostri.\n\n29. Fiat misericordia tua Domine super nos, quemadmodum speravimus in te.\n\n30. In te Domine speravi: non confundar in aeternum.\n\nResponses\n\nCel. V.    Benedicamus Patrem et Filium cum Sancto Spiritu.\n\nChoir. R.  Laudemus et superexaltemus eum in saecula.\n\nCel. V.    Benedictus es Domine, in firmamento coeli.\n\nChoir. R.  Et laudabilis, et gloriosus, et superexaltatus in saecula.\n\nCel. V.    Domine exaudi orationem meam.\n\nChoir. R.  Et clamor meus ad te veniat.\n\nCel. V.    Dominus vobiscum.\n\nChoir. R.  Et cum Spiritu tuo.\n\n\nPage 469-470-471-472-473-474\n\n----------\n\nNo. 265\n\nIN FESTIS B. MARIAE VIRGINIS\n\nMass of the Blessed Virgin Mary\n\nCum jubilo\nNo. IX\nKyrie\n\nXII Century\nFrom the Vatican Graduale\nHarmonized by N. A. Montani\n\nFirst Mode (transposed)\nWith devotion but also with animation\n\n\nKyrie eleison.   Kyrie eleison.   Kyrie eleison.\nChriste eleison. Christe eleison. Christe eleison.\nKyrie eleison.   Kyrie eleison.   Kyrie eleison.\n\n\nPage 475-476\n\n----------\n\nNo. 266\n\nGloria\n\nXI Century Melody\n\n\nSeventh Mode (transposed)\n[Optional key]\n\nCelebrant\nGloria in excelsis Deo.\n\nChoir\nEt in terra pax hominibus bonae voluntatis.\nLaudamus te.\nBenedicimus te.\nAdoramus te.\nGlorificamus te.\nGratias agimus tibi, propter magnam gloriam tuam.\nDomine Deus, Rex Coelestis, Deus Pater omnipotens.\nDomine Fili unigenite Jesu Christe.\nDomine Deus, Agnus Dei, Filius Patris.\nQui tollis peccata mundi:\nMiserere nobis.\nQui tollis peccata mundi:\nsuscipe deprecationem nostram.\nQui sedes as dexteram Patris, miserere nobis.\nQuoniam to solus sanctus.\nTo solus Dominus.\nTu solus Altissimus, Jesu Christe.\nCum Sancto Spiritu, in gloria Dei Patris.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 477-478-479-480\n\n----------\n\nNo. 267\n\nCredo\n\nNo.4\nXV Century\n\n\nFirst Mode\n\nCelebrant\nCredo in unum Deum.\n\nChoir\nPatrem omnipotentem factorem coeli et terrae,\nvisibilium omnium, et in invisibilium.\nEt in unum Dominum Jesum Christum, Filium Dei unigenitum.\nEt ex Patre natum ante omnia saecula.\nDeum de Deo, lumen de lumine, Deum verum de Deo vero.\nGenitum, non factum, consubstantialem Patri:\nper quem omnia facta sunt.\nQui propter nos homines, et propter nostram salutem descendit de coelis.\nEt incarnatus est de Spiritu Sancto ex Maria Virgine: Et homo factus est.\nCrucifixus etiam pro nobis: sub Pontio Pilato passus et sepultus est.\nEt resurrexit tertia die secundum Scripturas.\nEt ascendit in coelum:\nsedat ad dexteram Patris.\nEt iterum venturus est cum gloria, judicare vivos et mortuos:\ncujus regni non erit finis.\nEt in Spiritum Sanctum, Dominum, et vivificantem:\nqui ex Patre Filioque procedit.\nQui cum Patre et Filio simul adoratur, et con glorificatur:\nqui locutus est per Prophetas.\nEt unam, sanctum catholicam et apostolicam Ecclesiam.\nConfiteor unum baptisma in remissionem peccatorum.\nEt expecto resurrectionem mortuorum.\nEt vitam venturi saeculi.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 481-482-483-484-485-486-487\n\n----------\n\nNo. 268\n\nSanctus and Benedictus\n\nXIV Century\n\n\nFifth Mode\n\nSanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus\nDominus Deus Sabaoth.\nPleni sunt coeli et terra gloria tua.\nHosanna in excelsis.\n\nBenedictus qui venit in nomine Domini.\nHosanna in excelsis.\n\n\nPage 488\n\n----------\n\nNo. 269\n\nAgnus Dei\n\n(X) XIII Century\n\n\nFifth Mode\n\nChanters or Solo\n\nAgnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi: miserere nobis.\nAgnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi: miserere nobis.\nAgnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi: dona nobis pacem.\n\n\nFor \"Deo Gratias\" see \"Responses\" No. 259.\n\n\nPage 489\n\n----------\n\nNo. 270\n\nThe Requiem Mass\nMissa Pro Defunctis\nIntroit\n\nFrom the Vatican Edition of the Graduale\nTranscribed by N. A. Montani\n\n\nSixth Mode\n\nChanters Tutti\n\nRequiem aeternam dona eis Domine:\net lux perpetua luceat eis.\nTe decet hymnus Deus in Sion,\net tibi reddetur votum in Jerusalem:\nexaudi orationem meam,\nad te omnis car veniet.\nRequiem aeternam dona eis Domine:\net lux perpetua luceat eis.\n\n\nKyrie\nSixth Mode\n\nKyrie eleison.   Kyrie eleison.   Kyrie eleison.\nChriste eleison. Christe eleison. Christe eleison.\nKyrie eleison.   Kyrie eleison.   Kyrie eleison.\n\n\nPage 490\n\n----------\n\nGraduale\n\nSecond Mode\n\nRequiem aeternam dona eis Domine:\net lux perpetua luceat eis.\nIn memoria aeterna erit justus:\nab auditione mala non timebit.\n\n\n(Note) Instead of the chant, if preferred, the \"Graduale\" and \"Tractus\"\nmay be sung \"recto tono\": (text sung on one note) the organ giving a\nseries of simple chords appropriately adjusted to the reciting tone.\n\n\nPage 491\n\n----------\n\nTractus\n\n\nEighth Mode\n\nAbsolve, Domine, animas omnium fidelium\ndefunctorum ab omni vinculo delictorum.\n\nV. Et gratia tua illis succorrente, mereantur evadere judicium ultionis.\n\nV. Et lucis aeternae beatitudine perfrui.\n\n\nPage 492\n\n----------\n\nSequence\nDies Irae\n\n\nFirst Mode\n\n1.\nDie irae, dies illa,\nSolvet saeclum in favilla:\nTeste David cum Sibylla.\n\n2.\nQuantus tremor est futurus,\nQuando judex et venturus,\nCuncta stricte discussurus!\n\n3.\nTuba mirum spargens sonum\nPer sepulcra regionum,\nCoget omnes ante thronum.\n\n4.\nMors stupebit et natura,\nCum resurget creatura,\nJudicanti responsura.\n\n5.\nLiber scriptus proferetur,\nIn quo totum continetur,\nUnde mundus judicetur\n\n6.\nJudex ergo cum sedebit,\nQuidquid latet apparebit:\nNil inultum remanebit.\n\n7.\nQuid sum miser tunc dicturus?\nQuem patronem rogaturus?\nCum vix justus sit securus.\n\n8.\nRex tremendae majestatis,\nQui salvan dos salvas gratis,\nSalva me fons pietatis.\n\n9.\nRecordare Jesu pie,\nQuod sum causa tuae viae:\nNe me perdas illa die.\n\n10.\nQuaerens me, sedisti lassus:\nRedemisti crucem passus:\nTantus labor non sit casus.\n\n11.\nJuste judex ultionis,\nDonum fac remissionis;\nAnte diem rationis.\n\n12.\nIngemisco, tamquam reus:\nCulpa rubet vultus meus:\nSupplicanti parce Deus.\n\n13.\nQui Mariam absolvisti,\nEt latronem exaudisti,\nMihi quoque spem dedisti.\n\n14.\nPreces meae non sunt dignae:\nSed tu bonus fac benigne,\nNe perenni cremer igne.\n\n15.\nInter oves locum praesta,\nEt ab hoedis me sequestra,\nStatuens in parte dextra.\n\n16.\nConfutatis maledictis,\nFlammis acribus addictis:\nVoca me cum benedictis.\n\n17.\nOro supplex et acclinis,\nCor contritum quasi cinis:\nGere curam mei finis.\n\n18.\nLacrimosa dies illa,\nQua resurget ex favilla.\n\n19.\nJudicandus homo reus:\nHuic ergo parce Deus.\n\n20.\nPie Jesu Domine,\ndona eis requiem.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 493-494-495\n\n----------\n\nOFFERTORY\n\nDomine Jesu Christe\n\n\nSecond Mode\n\nDomine Jesu Christe,\nRex gloriae, libera animas\nomnium fidelium defunctorum\nde poenis inferni,\net de profundo lacu:\nlibera eas de ore leonis,\nne absorbeat eas tartarus,\nne cadant in obscurum:\nsed signifer sanctus Michael\nrepraesentet eas in lumen sanctam:\nQuam olim Abrahae promisisti,\net semini ejus.\n\nV.  Hostias et preces tibi Domine laudis offerimus:\ntu suscipe pro animabus illis,\nquarum hodie memoriam facimus:\nfac eas, Domine,\nde morte transire advitam.\n\nQuam olim Abrahae promisisti,\net semini ejus.\n\nFor Requiem Responses see No. 259 =  (8-9-10)\n\n----------\n\nSanctus and Benedictus\n\nSanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus\nDominus Deus Sabaoth.\nPleni sunt coeli et terra gloria tua.\nHosanna in excelsis.\n\nBenedictus qui venit in nomine Domini.\nHosanna in excelsis.\n\n----------\n\nAgnus Dei\n\nAgnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi: miserere nobis.\nAgnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi: miserere nobis.\nAgnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi: dona nobis pacem.\n\n\nPage 495-496-497\n\n----------\n\nCommunion\n\n\nEighth Mode\n\nLux aeterna luceat eis, Domine:\nCum sanctis tuis in aeternum, quia pius es.\n\nV.\nRequiem aeternam dona eis Domine,\net lux perpetua luceat eis.\nCum sanctis tuis in aeternum, quia pius es.\n\n----------\n\nABSOLUTION\n\nLibera me Domine\nResponsorium.\n\n\nFirst Mode\n\nLibera me, Domine, de morte aeterna,\nin die illa tremenda:\nQuando coeli movendi sunt et terra\nDum veneris judicare saeculum perignem.\n\nV.\nTremens factus sum ego et timeo,\ndum discussio venerit,\natque ventura ira.\nQuando coeli movendi sunt et terra.\nDies illa, dies irae,\ncalamitas et miseriae,\ndies magna et amara valde.\nDum veneris judicare saeculum perignem.\n\nV.\nRequiem aeternam dona eis Domine:\net lux perpetua luceat eis.\n\nLibera me, Domine, de morte aeterna,\nin die illa tremenda:\nQuando coeli movendi sunt et terra\nDum veneris judicare saeculum perignem.\n\n\nFor Responses see No. 259(10)\n\n\nPage 498-499\n\n----------\n\nNo. 271\n\nThe Mass of the Angels\n(Missa de Angelis)\n(VIII In Festis Duplicibus 5)\nwith Credo No.3\n\nKyrie\n\nVatican Gradule\nTranscribed by N. A. Montani\nXV-XVI Century\n\n\nModerately fast\n\nKyrie eleison. Kyrie eleison. Kyrie eleison.\nChriste eleison. Christe eleison. Christe eleison.\nKyrie eleison. Kyrie eleison. Kyrie eleison.\n\n\nPage 500\n\n----------\n\nNo. 272\n\nGloria\n\nXVI Century Melody\n\n\nFifth Mode\n\nTo obtain contrast and observe the traditional Antiphonal manner of\nrendition it is suggested that the choir be divided; one section singing\nthe portions indicated by (1) the other the portions designated (2).\n\nCelebrant\nGloria in excelsis Deo.\n\nChoir\n(1)\nEt in terra pax hominibus bonae voluntatis.\n\n(2)\nLaudamus te.\n\n(1)\nBenedicimus te.\n\n(2)\nAdoramus te.\n\n(1)\nGlorificamus te.\n\n(2)\nGratias agimus tibi, propter magnam gloriam tuam.\n\n(1)\nDomine Deus, Rex Coelestis, Deus Pater omnipotens.\n\n(2)\nDomine Fili unigenite Jesu Christe.\n\n(1)\nDomine Deus, Agnus Dei, Filius Patris.\n\n(2)\nQui tollis peccata mundi: Miserere nobis.\n\n(1)\nQui tollis peccata mundi: suscipe deprecationem nostram.\n\n(2)\nQui sedes as dexteram Patris, miserere nobis.\n\n(1)\nQuoniam to solus sanctus.\n\n(2)\nTo solus Dominus.\n\n(1)\nTu solus Altissimus, Jesu Christe.\n\nTutti\nCum Sancto Spiritu, in gloria Dei Patris.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 501\n\n----------\n\nNo. 273\n\nCredo\nIII\n\n(De Angelis XVII Century Melody)\n\n\nCelebrant\nCredo in unum Deum.\n\nChoir\n(1)\nPatrem omnipotentem factorem coeli et terrae,\nvisibilium omnium, et in invisibilium.\n\n(2)\nEt in unum Dominum Jusum Christum, Filium Dei unigenitum.\n\n(1)\nEt ex Patre natum ante omnia saecula.\n\n(2)\nDeum de Deo, lumen de lumine, Deum verum de Deo vero.\n\n(1)\nGenitum, non factum, consubstantialem Patri: per quem omnia facta sunt.\n\n(2)\nQui propter nos homines, et propter nostram salutem descendit de coelis.\n\n(1)\nEt incarnatus est de Spiritu Sancto ex Maria Virgine: Et homo factus est.\n\n(2)\nCrucifixus etiam pro nobis: sub Pontio Pilato passus et sepultus est.\n\n(1)\nEt resurrexit tertia die secundum Scripturas.\n\n(2)\nEt ascendit in coelum: sedat ad dexteram Patris.\n\n(1)\nEt iterum venturus est cum gloria, judicare vivos et mortuos:\ncujus regni non erit finis.\n\n(2)\nEt in Spiritum Sanctum, Dominum, et vivificantem:\nqui ex Patre Filioque procedit.\n\n(1)\nQui cum Patre et Filio simul adoratur, et con glorificatur:\nqui locutus est per Prophetas.\n\n(2)\nEt unam, sanctum catholicam et apostolicam Ecclesiam.\n\n(1)\nConfiteor unum baptisma in remissionem peccatorum.\n\n(2)\nEt expecto resurrectionem mortuorum.\n\n(1)\nEt vitam venturi saeculi.\n\n(Tutti)\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 503-504-505-506\n\n----------\n\nNo. 274\n\nSanctus and Benedictus\n\nXI Century\n\n\nSixth Mode\n\n(1)\nSanctus,\n\n(2)\nSanctus,\n\n(1)\nSanctus\nDominus Deus Sabaoth.\n\n(2)\nPleni sunt coeli et terra gloria tua.\n\n(1-2)\nHosanna in excelsis.\n\n(Soli)\nBenedictus qui venit in nomine Domini.\n\n(1-2)\nHosanna in excelsis.\n\n\nPage 507\n\n----------\n\nNo. 275\n\nAgnus Dei\n\nXV Century\nSixth Mode\n\nAgnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi: miserere nobis.\nAgnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi: miserere nobis.\nAgnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi: dona nobis pacem.\n\n\nFor \"Ite Missa Est\" and \"Deo Gratias\" see No. 259. 13-e\n\n\nPage 508\n\n----------\n\nNo. 276\n\nVespers in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary\n\n(Can be sung in place of the proper Vespers of the day)\n\nFrom the Vatican Antiphonale\nTranscribed by N. A. M.\n\n\nCelebrant\n\nDeus in adjutorium meus intende.\n\nChoir\n\nDomine ad adjuvandum me festina.\nGloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc, et semper,\net in saecula saeculorum. Amen. Alleluia.\n\n\nFrom Septuagesima to Easter the following is sung instead of the Alleluia.\n\nLaus tibi Domine Rex aeternae gloriae.\n\n\nPage 509\n\n----------\n\nFirst Antiphon and Psalm\n\nThird Tone (a ending)\n\nChanter\nDum esset rex\n\nChoir\nin accubitu suo, nardus mea dedit odorem suavitatis. Alleluia.\n\n\nDixit Dominus (Psalm 109)\n\n1.\nDixit Dominus, Domino meo: Sede a dextris meis:\n\n2.\nDonec ponam inimicos tuos, scabellum pedum tuorum.\n\n3.\nVirgam virtutis tuae emitte Dominus ex Sion:\ndominare in medio inimicorum tuorem.\n\n4.\nTecum principium in die virtutis tuae in splendoribus sanctorum:\nex utero ante luciferum genui te.\n\n5.\nJuravit Dominus, et non paenitebit eum:\nTu es sacerdos in aeternum secundum ordinem Melchisedech.\n\n6.\nDominus a dextris tuis, confregit in die irae suae reges.\n\n7.\nJudicabit in nationibus, implebit ruinas:\nconquassabit capita in terra multorum.\n\n8.\nDe torrente in via bibet: propterea exalta bit caput.\n\n9.\nGloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n10.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc, et semper, et in saecula saeculorum.\nAmen.\n\nDum esset rex\nin accubitu suo, nardus mea dedit odorem suavitatis. Alleluia.\n\n\nPage 510-511\n\n----------\n\nSecond Antiphon and Psalm\n\n\nFourth Tone (A)\n\nLaeva ejus sub capite meo, et dextera illius amplexabitur me. Alleluia.\n\n----------\n\nLaudate pueri (Psalm 112)\n\n1.\nLaudate pueri Dominum: laudate nomen Domini.\n\n2.\nSit nomen Domini benedictum, ex hoc nunc, et usque in saeculum.\n\n3.\nA solis ortu usque ad occasum, laudabile nomen Domini.\n\n4.\nExcelsus super omnes gentes Dominus, et super coelos gloria ejus.\n\n5.\nQuis sicut Dominus Deus noster, qui in altis habitat,\net humilia respicit in coelo et in terra.\n\n6.\nSuscitans a terra inopem, et de stercore erigens pauperem:\n\n7.\nUt collocet eum cum principibus, cum principibus populi sui.\n\n8.\nQui habitare facit sterilem in domo, matrem fili orum laetantem.\n\n9.\nGloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n10.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc, et semper,\net in saecula saeculorum. Amen.\n\n\nPage 512-513\n\n----------\n\nThird Antiphon and Psalm\n\nThird Tone (b)\n\nChanter\nNigra sum sed formosa,\n\nChoir\nfiliae Jerusalem: ideo dilexit me rex,\net introduxit me in cubiculum suum. Alleluia.\n\n----------\n\nLaetatus sum (Psalm 121)\n\n1.\nLaetatus sum in his quae dicta sunt mihi: In domum Domini ibimus.\n\n2.\nStantes erant pedes nostri,  in atriis tuis Jerusalem.\n\n3.\nJerusalem, quae aedificatur ut civitas:\ncujus participatio ejus in idipsum.\n\n4.\nIlluc enim ascenderunt tribus, tribus Domini:\ntestimonium Israel ad confitendum nomini Domini.\n\n5.\nQuia illic sederunt sedes in judicio, sedes super domum David.\n\n6.\nRogate quae ad pacem sunt Jerusalem: et abundantia diligentibus te:\n\n7.\nFiat pax in virtute tua: et abundantia in turribus tuis.\n\n8.\nPropter fratres meos et proximos meos, loquebar pacem de te:\n\n9.\nPropter domum Domini Dei nostri, quaesivi bona tibi.\n\n10.\nGloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n11.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc, et semper,\net in saecula saeculorum. Amen.\n\n\nNigra sum sed formosa, filiae Jerusalem:\nideo dilexit me rex, et introduxit me in\ncubiculum suum. Alleluia.\n\n\nPage 515\n\n----------\n\nFourth Antiphon and Psalm\n\nEighth Tone (G)\n\nChanter\nJam himes transiit,\n\nChoir\nimber abiit et recessit: surge amica mea, et veni. Alleluia.\n\n----------\n\nNisi Dominus (Psalm 126)\n\n1.\nNisi Dominus aedificaverit domum,\nin vanum laboraverunt qui aedificant eam.\n\n2.\nNisi Dominus custodierit civitatem, frustra vigilat qui custodit eam.\n\n3.\nVanum est vobis ante lucem surgere:\nsurgite postquam sederitis, qui manducatis panem doloris.\n\n4.\nCum dederit dilectis suis somnum:\n\n5.\nSicut sagittae in manu potentis: ita filii excussorum.\n\n6.\nBeatus vir qui implevit desiderium suum ex ipsis:\nnon confundetur cum loquetur inimicis suis in porta.\n\n7.\nGloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n8.\nSicut erat in principio, et nunc,\net semper, et in saecula saeculorum. Amen.\n\n\nJam himes transiit, imber abiit et recessit:\nsurge amica mea, et veni. Alleluia.\n\n\nPage 516-517\n\n----------\n\nFifth Antiphon and Psalm\n\nFourth Tone\n\nChanter\nSpeciosa facta es\n\nChoir\net suavis in deliciis tuis, sancta Dei Genitrix. Alleluia.\n\n----------\n\nLauda Jerusalem (Psalm 147)\n\n1.  Lauda Jerusalem Dominum: lauda Deum tuum Sion.\n\n2.  Quoniam confortavit seras portarum tuarum:\n    benedixit fili is tuis in te.\n\n3.  Qui posuit fines tuos pacern: et adipe frumenti satiat te.\n\n4.  Qui emittit eloquium suum terrae: velociter currit sermo ejus.\n\n5.  Qui dat nivem sicut lanam: nebulam sicut cinerem spargit.\n\n6.  Mittit crystallum suam sicut buccellas:\n    ante faciem frigoris ejus quis sustinebit?\n\n7.  Emittet verbum suum, et liquefaciet ea:\n    flabit spiritus ejus, et fluent aquae.\n\n8.  Qui annuntiat verbum suum Jacob: justitias et judicia sua Israel.\n\n9.  Non fecit taliter omni nationi: et judicia sua non manifestavit eis.\n\n10. Gloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n11. Sicut erat in principio, et nunc, et semper,\n    et in saecula saeculorum. Amen. Alleluia.\n\nThe Celebrant sings the Capitulum:\nAfter which the Choir sings\n\nDeo Gratias\n\n\nThe Hymn \"Ave Maris Stella\" is then sung (see No. 201) after which the\nfollowing versicle and response is sung:\n\nV. Dignare me laudare te Virgo sacrata.\nR. Da mihi virtutem contra hostes tuos.\n\nFor the Second Vespers the Antiphon to the Magnificat is then intoned by\na Chanter (or the Celebrant) and continued by the Choir.\n\n\nPage 518-519\n\n----------\n\n(For the Solemn Version of the Magnificat see No. 216)\nThe version given below is the simple setting.\n\nAd Magnificat\n(In II. Vesperis)\n\n\nAntiphon\n\nChanter\n     Beatam me dicent\n\nChoir\n     omnes generationes, quia ancillam humilem respexit Deus. Alleluia.\n\n1.   Magnificat anima mea Dominum.\n\n2.   Et exsultavit spiritus meus in Deo salutari meo.\n\n3.   Quia respexit humilitatem ancillae suae:\n     ecce enim ex hoc beatam me dicent omnes generationes.\n\n4.   Quia fecit mihi magna qui potens est: et sanctum nomen ejus.\n\n5.   Et misericordia ejus a progenie in progenies timentibus eum.\n\n6.   Fecit potentiam in brachio suo:\n     dispersit superbos mente cordis sui.\n\n7.   Deposuit potentes de sede, et exaltavit humiles.\n\n8.   Esurientes implevit bonis: et divites dimisit inanes.\n\n9.   Suscepit, Israel puerum suum, recordatus misericordiae suae.\n\n10.  Sicut locutus est ad patres nostros, Abraham,\n     et semini ejus in saecula.\n\n11.  Gloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto.\n\n12.  Sicut erat in principio, et nunc,\n     et semper, et in saecula saeculorum. Amen.\n\n\nBeatam me dicent omnes generationes, quia ancillam humilem respexit Deus.\nAlleluia.\n\n\nPage 520-521\n\n----------\n\nResponses after the \"Magnificat\"\n\nCelebrant\nDominus Vobiscum.\n\nChoir\nEt cum spiritu tuo.\n\nCelebrant\nOremus.\n\nChoir\nAmen.\n\nCelebrant\nBenedicamus Domino.\n\nChoir\nDeo gratias.\n\nCelebrant\nFidelium animae.\n\nChoir\nAmen.\n\nCelebrant\nDominus det nobis suam pacem.\n\nChoir\nEt vitam aeternam. Amen.\n\n\nAfter this, one of the Antiphons to Our Lady is sung according to the\nseason \"Alma Redemptoris Mater,\" \"Ave Regina,\" \"Regina Coeli,\" or \"Salve\nRegina.\" (See Nos. 277 to 280). (Also 202-205)\n\n\nPage 522\n\n----------\n\nNo. 277\n\nCOMPLINE\n\nFour Antiphons in honor of the Blessed Virgin\n\n* Note: See settings in figured style at Nos 202 to 205.\n\nAlma Redemptoris Mater\n\nGregorian\n\nFifth Mode\n\nChanter\nAlma\n\nTutti\nRedemptoris Mater,\nquae pervia caeli porta manes,\nEt stella maris, succurre cadenti,\nsurgere qui curat populo:\nTu quae genuisti,\nnatura mirante,\ntuum sanctum Genitorem:\nVirgo prius ac posterius,\nGabrielis ab ore summens illud Ave,\npeccatorum miserere.\n\n\n1st Response (In Advent)\nEt Concepit de Spiritu Sancto.\n\n2nd Response (After Christmas)\nDei Genitrix intercede pro nobis.\n\n\nPage 523\n\n----------\n\nNo. 278\n\nAve Regina Coelorum\n(Simplified Version)\n\n(Solesmes)\n\nSixth Mode\n\nChanters\nAve Regina caelorum\n\nTutti\nAve Domina Angelorum:\nSalve radix, salve porta,\nEx qua mundo lux est orta.\nGaude Virgo gloriosa,\nSuper omnes speciosa:\nVale, o valde decora,\nEt pro nobis Christum exora.\n\n\nResponse: Da mihi virtutem contra hostes tuos.\n\n\nPage 524\n\n----------\n\nNo. 279\n\nRegina Coeli\n\nGregorian\n\nSixth Mode\n\nChanter\nRegina coeli\n\nTutti\nlaetare, alleluia:\nQuia quem meruisti portare, alleluia:\nResurrexit, sicut dixit, alleluia:\nOra pro nobis Deum, alleluia.\n\nResponse: Quia surrexit Dominus vere, alleluia.\n\n----------\n\nNo. 280\n\nSalve Regina\n\n(Solesmes)\n\nFifth Mode\n\nChanter\nSalve Regina,\n\nTutti\nMater misericordiae:\nVita, dulcedo, et spes nostra, salve.\nAd te clamamus, exsules, filii Hevae.\nAd te suspiramus, gementes et flentes\nin hac lacrimarum valle.\nEia ergo. Advocata nostra,\nillos tuos misericordes oculos ad nos converte.\nEt Jesum, benedictum fructum ventris tui,\nnobis post hoc exsilium ostende.\nO clemens, O pia, O dulcis Virgo Maria.\n\n\nResponse:\nUt digni efficiamur promissionibus Christi.\n\n\nPage 525-526\n\n----------\n\nNo. 281\n\nMissa Brevis\n\nA short and easy Mass for Unison Chorus\nor Chorus in two or three parts.\n\nNicola A. Montani\n\n\nAndante\n\nKyrie eleison. Kyrie eleison. Kyrie eleison.\nChriste eleison. Christe eleison. Christe eleison.\nKyrie eleison. Kyrie eleison. Kyrie eleison.\n\n\nCopyright 1922 by N. A. Montani\n\nPage 527\n\n----------\n\n282   Gloria\n\nNicola A.Montani\n\nCelebrant\nGloria in excels is Deo:\n\nChoir\nEt in terra pax hominibus bonae voluntatis.\nLaudamus te.\nBenedicimus te.\nAdoramus te.\nGlorificamus te.\nGratias agimus tibi, propter magnam gloriam tuam.\nDomine Deus, Rex Coelestis, Deus Pater omnipotens.\nDomine Fili unigenite Jesu Christe.\nDomine Deus, Agnus Dei, Filius Patris.\nQui tollis peccata mundi:\nMiserere nobis.\nQui tollis peccata mundi:\nsuscipe deprecationem nostram.\nQui sedes as dexteram Patris, miserere nobis.\nQuoniam to solus sanctus.\nTo solus Dominus.\nTu solus Altissimus, Jesu Christe.\nCum Sancto Spiritu, in gloria Dei Patris.\nAmen.\n\n\nPage 528-529\n\n----------\n\nNo. 283\n\nSanctus and Benedictus\n\n(For Credo see Nos. 267 and 273)\n\nNicola A. 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