St. Basil's hymnal

Presented to Wycliffe College Library. Toronto, by Magistrate

lames Edmund Jones, Convener and Secretary HymnalCommittee, General Synod, 1905 - 1938

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REVISED EDITION

An Extensive Collection of English

and Latin Hymns for Church,

School and Home* + *

ARRANGED FOR FEASTS AND SEASONS OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL YEAR

GREGORIAN MASSES, VESPERS, MOTETS FOR

BENEDICTION, LITANIES, ETC.

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COMPILED BY

THE BASILIAN FATHERS

PERMISSU SUPERIORUM.

JOHN P. DALEIDEN CO.,Publishers,

1530-32 SEDGWICK ST., CHICAGO, ILL.

Imprimatur :

fNEIL McNEIL,Archbishop of Toronto.

Feast of St. Basil, 1918

LETTER FROM HIS EMINENCE CARDINALGIBBONS

Cardinal s Residence, Baltimore, Nov. 14, 1896.

Rev d. Dear Father:

I take great pleasure in adding my name to that of your MostRev d. Archbishop, in commending to Catholic institutions youruseful work. St. Basil s Hymnal is calculated to promote de

votional singing, which is a powerful element in the cause of

religion.

Fraternally yours in Xto,

J. CARD. GIBBONS.REV. L. BRENNAN

Copyright, U. S., 1918

byFrancis Forster

PREFACEThrough the zealous efforts of the late Reverend L. Brennan St. Basil s Hymnal

came into existence nearly thirty years ago. An ever-increasing demand has calledfor a new edition yearly, and at the present time there are few Catholic communitiesin the United States or Canada unfamiliar with its name and contents.

For some time the publishers have been awaiting a favorable opportunity of offeringtheir patrons a revised edition in which special attention would be paid to harmonizationand to replacing a number of hymns by others more especially adapted to the needs ofchurch and school, set to music appropriately devotional. In the present edition they arepleased to announce the completion of this work. The St. Basil s Hymnal now offered tothe Catholic world has been completely remodelled, and will, it is felt, meet with favorin Catholic choirs, congregations and homes.

Choirs of large churches are generally equipped with a large repertoire of music andseldom use a hymn book in solemn services. There are, however, many small congregations whose choirs and Sunday schools will on every occasion be almost entirely dependent on the contents of this hymnal. This circumstance has been kept constantly inmind when selecting and arranging the music for High Mass, Benediction, Vespers andLiturgical services generally.

Through a desire to see Catholics in all circumstances and conditions devotinggreater attention to sacred music, simplicity has been made the keynote in rearrangingthe music throughout the work. It will be noticed that a number of hymns have beendiscarded and their places taken by other and better known hymns. Where this hasbeen done, the melodies selected have been as far as possible of traditional association;the number of new melodies is very small. The compass of the entire hyrnnal has beenplaced well within the range of the average voice. A large number of melodies in theold edition has been retained, in some cases not so much for their intrinsic value as fortheir wide use and association with the text. They are now presented in a form whichis essentially hymnlike in character and free from technical errors. The harmonies usedare intentionally simple and, except in a few unavoidable cases, the stretch of an octavein the left hand has not been exceeded, with a view to simplifying both reading andperformance.

For the plainsong melodies a system of quarter notes has been adopted, and the

accompaniments have been so designed that the change of harmony for the most partcoincides with the accent of the words. These melodies should be sung lightly andeasily, always realizing that the rhythm of the music is dependent on the rhythm of the

words, and that the value of the notes in modern notation are not exact, but approximate. This system will, it is hoped, help to remove the common fault of the metrical

singing of plainsong, which not only results in a heavy and uninteresting performancebut entirely destroys one of its essential characteristics.

The Vespers of the Sunday are presented in two forms (1) according to the "Anthi-

phonarium Romanum," (2) according to the old setting in the former edition of this

hymnal. The Mass for the dead is taken from the Vatican edition of the Graduale andis set out in its complete form. In this Mass the only variation from the quarter note

system appears, and it is in those sections which have no accompaniment to assist

their rhythm.We wish to acknowledge the services of Mr. Healey Willan, F. R. C. O., Ex

aminer and Lecturer in Music to the University of Toronto. Professor of Theory and

Composition at the Toronto Conservatory of Music, and Mr. Jules Brazil, who haveedited the music. Mr. Brazil arranged the hymn section and contributed many new set

tings, whilst the plainsong section has been in the hands of Mr. Willan, who also

exercised a general supervision of the entire work, carefully examining the music of eachnumber before giving his final approbation. We wish also to acknowledge the courtesies

extended by the Sisters of St. Joseph, the Sisters of Loretto Abbey and Miss Bertha

Clapp for valuable information regarding the source of certain melodies; to the pro-orietors of the Westminister Hymnal, the American Catholic Hymnal, J. Fischer and

Bro., Dr. A. Tozer s Catholic Hymnal, (Gary & Co.), the Arundel Hymns (Boosey &Co.), Our Lady of Mercy Hymnal, and the Roman Hymnal, for permission to use

copyright tunes.

Every endeavour has been made to discover the owners of copyright tunes; if anyinfringement of copyright has been unknowingly made, regret is hereby expressed for

the oversight and due acknowledgement will be made in future editions.

ST. BASIL THE GREATRev. J. B. BOLLARD HEALEY WILLAN

CHORUS (in unisov)

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Hail Glo-rious A-poi-tle St. Ba-sil the Great, The stu-dents pure

P f r r r Trft iF^ E/T^"^ T"T~ T T ~Tmo -del- com- pan-ion of youth, We greet thee and -pray that from

Hea-vens,high state, We may share in Thy ho - li - ness vir-tue and truth.

Pffarmouy tt Ff

1. Des -troy-er of er-ror, strong champion of right, St. Ba-sil we

2. Thou wert zealous and powVful of work and of word, The God-head of

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hail Thee, and call on Thy namej Through Pontus and A- sia shoneChrist

Thou^didstteach and main-tain

jTo His love by Thy preaching the

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out Thy blest light, Caesa- re - a s Great Pon- tiff all earth knewThy fame l

mul - ti - tudes stirred, Pro-claimed^Christ is God,in our hearts let Him reign!

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GODGOD OF MY HEART

Andante (J = 132)

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NEARER, MY GOD, TO THEE

Andante Religioso (J - 66)

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HOLY GOD WE PRAISE THY NAME!Rev. C.WALWORTH P. R1TTER

Moderato (J = 96)

GOD

I LOVE THEE, O THOU LORD MOST HIGH

Largo (J = se)

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2.All mine is Thine,ay but the word,What-e er Thou will- est shall be done,. I

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mseek no oth - er li - ber - ty But that of be - ing bound to Thee,know Thy love, all grac-iousLord, I know it seeks my good a -lone.

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ev - er Thou hast giv-en me, I here a-gain to Thee re-sign.

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Apart from Thee, all things are nought j

Then grant, O my supremest bliss,

Grant me to love Thee as I ought,_Thou givest all in giving this!

4.

My memory no tho t suggest,But shall to Thy pure glory tend:

My understanding find no rest,

Except in Thee its only end.

GOD

STRIKE, STRIKE THE HARPCHORUS

Andante (J = 104)

m ttiStrike,strike the harp in praise of God! Wake the tim-brels loud-er mirth!

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GODO COME, LOUD ANTHEMS LET US SING

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GOD/ PRAISE YE THE LORD

Modera to (J = 88)

1 Praise ye the Lord; on ev- ry height Songsto His glo-ry raise; Ye an -gel2. O fire and va-pour,hailand snow, Ye servants ofHis will: O stormy

hosts, yc stars of night, Send forthyourvoice of praise) For His tb

winds, that on - ly blow His man-dates to ful -filj Ye mountains,

word that gave you birth

rocks, to heav nthat rise;

And ma -jes

- ty and might; Praise to theFair ce - dars of the wood, All things of

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High-est from the earth, And let the deeps u - nite. Praise to thelife tnat wing the skies, Or track the plains for food. All things of

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High-est from the earth,life that wing the

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skies,

And let the deeps u - nite.

Or track the plains for food.

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Ye judges, rulers, kings, whose handThe sceptre waves on high,

O youths and virgins of the land;O age and infancy;

Praise ye His Name, to whom aloneAH homage should be given,

Whose glory from th eternal throne

Spreads wide o er earth and heav n.

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8OUR BLESSED LORD

JESUS, SWEET JESUS

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liaht, ce - lessus, my trea - sure di -

vine,,

tial, my glo - ry, my sun, _

Oh! with what rap - ture I call Thee all mine;Oh! that I loved Thee, Thou beau - ti - ful One!,

Foun - tain of sweet -ness, a - byss_

Robed in Thy splen - dour im - mor -

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of de -light,

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God of my heart, Oh! when shall I flee.

2. Jesus, my Jesus, so priceless in worth,Joy of the angels and hope of the earth;Strong are the links and the bonds which confine

My heart and my soul to Thee, Jesus, all mine.

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9Rev. F. W. FABER

Allegro Moderato (J 92)

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OUR BLESSED LORD

JESUS IS GOD!

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sus is God; the sol - idearth,The o- cean broad and bright, The-sus is God, the glo- riousbandsOf golden an - gels sing Songs

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JESUS! SAVIOUR OF MY SOUL

Moderato (J = 84)

fru J J J I j iL Je - sus!SttV-iour of my soul, Let me to Thy re -fuge fly,

2. O - ther re -fuge have I none, Haugs my help-loss soul on Thee,

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While the near-er wa-ters roll, While the tem-pest still is nigh. Hide- me, O myLeave, oh leave me not a - lone, Still sup-port and strengthen me. All my trust in

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S a- viour, hide Till the storm of life is past; Safe in-to Thy ha-ven guide,Thee is stayed, All my help from Thee I bring; Co- vermy de-fence-less head,

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Withthe co - ver of Thy wing. .

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11HOLY NAME

O JESUS, JESUS, DEAREST LORDRev. F. W. FABER

Maestoso (J = so)

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2. won- der-fullthatThoushouldst let So vile a heart as

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mFor ve - ry love,Thy sa- credLoveTheewith such a love as

Name,A thousandtimes a

this, And make so free witn

day. I loveThee so I know not how My transports to con-

Thine. The craft of this wise world of ours Poor wis-dbm seemsto

trol; Thy love is like a burn-ing fire With -in my ve - ry soul

me; Ah! dearestJe - sus I have grown Childishwith love of Thee

O Light in darkness, Joy in grief,O Heav n begun on earth!

Jesus! my Love! my treasure! whoCan tell what Thou art worth?

O Jesus, Jesus, sweetest Lord,What art Thou not to me?

Each hour brings joys before unknown,Each day new liberty.

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12HOLY NAME

O JESUS, THOU THE BEAUTY ARTRev. E. CASWELL

Maestoso, Jion lento (J = 92]

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iname is mu - sic to the heart, En -chant-ing it with love, Ce -

fruit of life eel- es-ti - all O_ sweetness all di - vine! When

^t*les - tial sweetness un - al-loyed.Who eat Thee hun - ger still, Whoonce Thou vis - it - est the heart,Then truth be -gins to shine; Then

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feel a-void Which naught butThou cans t fill.

ties depart; Then wak - ens love di - vine.

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O fairest of the sons of daylMore fragrant than the rose!

O brighter than the dazzling rayThat in the sunbeams glows;

May every heart confess Thy name,And ever Thee adore;

And, seeking Thee, itself inflameTo seek Thee more and more.

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HOLY NAME

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1. Sweet name which makes the dy-ing live,Which gives the blind their sight. The2. Sweet name which cooled the mur-tyrs fire And o er each tor-ment new A

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ty and my light,

charm of heavn-ly corn-fort shed, A fresh, ce-les- tial dewl

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O Ma - ryteachme to pro-nounce Thatname of names most dear, And

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soft -ly bend a- dor- ing head, When Je

- sus name I hear.

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Sweet name,which bids temptation fly,

And baffles satans power;What name like thine can bear me up

In deaths appailing hour 1

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14HOLY NAME

JESUS, THE VERY THOUGHT OF THEEMelody from Notre Dame Hymnal

Andante (J - 76)

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SACRED HEART

15 O CHRIST, THE WORLD S CREATOR BRIGHTFR.F. C. HUSENBETH T. W. STANIFORTH

Moderate (J = 88)

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SACRED HEART16 O CHRIST BEHIND THY TEMPLE S VEILBREVIARY LATIN S. WEBBE

Moderato (J = 104)

fea1. Christ, be - hiud Thy Tern2. In - car - nate Word in Tern

pies veil, Enplo new, Thy

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Moderato (J = so)

SACRED HEARTONLY THEE, MY JESUS!

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18 o SACRED HEART THAT ON THE CROSSRBV.J.TALBOT SMITH

Largo (J = eo) Î1. O Sa-credHeart,that on the Cross,Gave upThy lat-est breath for me

;This

2.FromBeth-le-hem to Calv-rys hour,Thy beat-ingswere for me a-lonc;Yet

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hour of song and sac -ri-fice, With will - ing mind I give to Thee.

have I scorned its gen- tie power, For all Thy ma - ny lav- ours shown.

O Sac-red Heart,sweet Sac-redHeart,Shrineof our faith, tem-ple of love,

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O Sac-red Heart,sweet Sac-red Heart,Bring us to Thee in heavn a-bove.

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With deep resolve I turn to Thee,And pardon ask for every sin,

My heart henceforth shall beatwith Thine,Nor let the slightest evil in.

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give me grace to do Thy will,And keep my soul from every stain;

That when my last sad hour has come,I may not look to Thee in vain.

SACRED HEART19 I DWELL A CAPTIVE IN THIS HEART

Moderato (J = 84)

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1. I dwell a cap-tive in this heart In-flamed with love diS.Here like the dove with-in the ark, Se-cure- ly I re

here I live a - lone in peace, And con-stant joy is mine.now the Lord is my de -fence, I fear no earthly foes._

mIt is the heart of Gods own Son In His hu-man-i -

ty, Who,What tho I suf -

fer, still in love I ev-er true will be; My

all en-am- our d of my soul, Here burns with love of me I

love of God shall deep-er grow When cross - es fall on me Here

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From every bond of earth, O Lord,

Thy grace hath set me free,-

My soul delivered from the snare

Enjoys true liberty.Nought more can I desire than this,

To see Thy face in heav njAnd this I hope, since He on earth

His heart in pledge hathgiv n.

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20SACRED HEART

MY DEAREST SAVIOUR I WOULD FAIN

Tr. Dr. H.T.HENRYAndante (J = so)

Anon

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21 PITY, MY GOD, TIS FOR OUR LOVED LAND

Largo (J = 44)

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1. Pi - ty my God-, tis for our lov - ed land,2.0ur err - ing souls, so long es - tranged from truth,

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PHIAnd for Thy Church we hum-blybow in prayer: Thy Vi-car s cap -

tive,

Look up for sol - ace to Thy sa-cred Throne; Light up their faith, that,

mbreak his prison band, Thy Church s loss - es in Thy might re-pair,

like the eagle s youth, It be renewed, and shine as once it shone.

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g T:Dh, save him in thisGod of migh-ty power Take Thy Vicar s part this hour Far

Je-sus Sacred Heart,Oh savehim in this hour For Je-sus Sacred Heart.

3.

Pity, my God; on those misguided menWho outrage Thee, but know not what they do;

In mercy wait, and draw them back again,Their faith and love in sorrow to renew.

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Tpent, Glows the Su - cred Heart

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ly Sac - ra - ment. Rouncburn with that blest flame! All

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throng-ing, Shall these hearts re - fuse to burn? Heart of

cold -ness, All our in - suits we de -

plore, Par - don,

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23 SACRED HEART! IN ACCENTS BURNING

Andante (J = 72)

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SACRED HEART

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tient, Heart most pure, To our souls Thydepths re - veal.,

treas - ure here on earth, And in Heavn be Thou our rest!

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24SACRED HEART \f

UPON THE ALTAR, NIGHT AND DAY

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SACRED HEART

by the scour- geslet Thy roy - al

of their crimes, Its ag -

love sup -ply, For ail

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25 PEACE, BE STILL! OUR GOD IS DWELLING

Andante (J - 76)

1 Peace be still! okr God is. dwell-ing Si-lent on His al-tar throne;Let us

2. Thou hast called the hea-vy- la - den,Called the poor,the trail to Thee, See us

kneel, our bo-soms swell -ing, With a joy but sel-dom known. Heart of

then, Son of Maid - en I None could poor- er, frail- er be, Thou dost

Je- suslcome we hith-er, With our bur - dens meek -

ly in, From aknow the woes and weak-ness Of a na - ture prdne to ill, Heart of

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world where spir-its with- er, From a world whose breath is sin.

mer - cyl Heart of meek-ness! Be our shield, our suc^^cour still!

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Heart of !strength su-per-nal! Send us pow-er from a -bove^ Heart of

P ^^^ ^Je - siisl light e - ter - nal! Fill our souls with light and love!

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26Tr. J. D. AYLWARD, O. P.

Cantabile (J = 92)

SACRED HEART

o JESUS, LORD, MOST MIGHTY KINGST BERNARD

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27 SACRED HEART! O LOVE DIVINE

Andante (J-= 58)

1. O Sa-cred Heart! O Love Di-vine! Do keep us near to Thee; And2. O Tern pie pure! O House of gold! Our heav-en here be - low! What

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28SACRED HEART

A MESSAGE FROM THE SACRED HEARTRev. M. Russell S.J.

Moderate (J = 104)

Pif1. A mes-sage from the Sa-cred Heart!Whatmay this mes-sage be? -My2. A mes-sage to the Sa-cred Heart! Oh bear it back with speed- Come,

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child my, child! give Me thy heart; My heart has bled for thee" This

Je-sus, reign with - in my heart, Thy heart is all I need! This

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prayer I ll pray while here I pine, From Heaven and Thee aday, Andpart, Nor

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cease, dear Lord, till I am Thine For- ev -er, heart to heart.

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SACRED HEART

29 FORM YOUR RANKS OH! ALL YE LEAGUERSZARDIONIAndante Moderato(*-= t>3)

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1. Form your ranks O all ye Leaguers of the Heart divine, Fight your2. Christian men and Christian maidens and ye faithful all, Come and

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bat-ties with the migh-ty arms of prayr, And your cono/ring hosts shall

wor-ship the sweet Heart of Christ our King jSee how Je-sus has re -

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gath-erround the ho-ly shrine,Crownd as victors by the KingWhose love weshare.

paired the guilt of A-damfe fall, And the glo-ry of such love we ll grateful sing.

Heart of Je - sus with love for us burn -ing

Tlove Thee more and more with ev - ry day. Heart of day.

Lo! Thy Heart, O dear Redeemer, is a furnace fierce,Ever vburn ing. with the fire, of love divine.!.

Grant that ever thru our hearts this heaviily fire may pierce,And transform them into loving hearts like Thine.

[How ungrateful we have been in all the years gone by,

For Thy mercies and Thy graces freely given!Heart of Jesus Which so often we have caused to sigh,Add repentance as our final gage to Heaven.

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30SACRED HEART

I RISE FROM DREAMS OF TIME

Andante (J = 76)

i1 . I rise from dreams of

2. The love lamp soft -ly

time, And an an -gel guides my

burns And a won-drous si - lerce

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O JESUS DEAR, THY SACRED HEART

Moderato (J = 92)

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32SACRED HEART

HOW SHALL I EVER KNOW THE LOVE

Maestoso, non lento (J = so)^

^k1 How shall I ev - er know the love Thou hast, X) Qbd, for

2 As God,Thou lovedst me be - fore "The world or time be-gan:

Nor men be-low, nor saints a - bove, That love can tell or see.And now, as if to love me more, Thou lov - est me as man.

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Nor An-gels know, nor heav-ens Queen, The. lov-ing God Thou art;It seems

;dearLord,Thouwouldst forsake Thy glo - ry to im - part

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^Thy love is on-ly felt and seen

Thy life to me,when Thou didst takeBy Je

- sus Sa-cred Heart.A liv -

ing hu-man Heart.

O Heart of Je- sus 1 I im -plore That I may love Thee more and more.

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The earth beneath, the heaven above,

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

The human and divine.And so that in our griefs and joysThou might est have a part,

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

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O Sacred Heart in Thee enshrined

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

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

Teach me the heavenly art,

To be like Thee - Thy lessons learn,O meek and humble Heart.

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SACRED HEART33 TO JESUS HEART ALL BURNINGRev. A. J. CHRISTIE S.J. Traditional Air

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iheart with fond-est yearn- ing shall raise the joy-ful strain,

yet un - told de - sire, God gives me for Thy sake.

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hile a- ges course a -long, Blest be with loud-est song The

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cred^Heart of Je - sus By ev -

ry heart and tongue.

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Too true I have forsakenThy flock by wilful sin,

Yet now let me be takenBack to Thy fold again.

4.

As Thou art meek and lowly,And ever pure at Heart,So may my heart be wholly

Of Thine the counterpart.

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SACRED HEART34 O SACRED HEART!

OUR HOME LIES DEEP IN THEEREV F STANFIELD

Andante Religioso (J = ss)

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35SACRED HEART

HEART OF JESUS WE ARE THANKFUL

Andante (J- = ea)

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sus, we are grateful For Thy

sus, Thou hast taught us How to

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an - swer to our pray r;

seek and how to find,

We have sought Thee, ev - er

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TAKE ME TO THY SACRED HEARTSister of Notre Dame

Canta bile (J = 52)

PPI r r 71. Oh, take me to Thy Sa- cred Heart And seal the en - trance2. Oh, Je - sus Heart,meek, pa-tient, kind, My soul to Thee doth

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o er That from thathomethis weary heartMay nev-er wander more.

turn, Thouwould st not crusii the bruis-edreed,The sorrowingspir-it spurn.

3Ê m m?CHORUS

1Yes! Je

- sus take me to Thyself, I m weary wait-ing here I

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long to lean up - on Thybreast,To see, to feel Thee near.

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3. 4.Ohjjesus, open wide Thy Heart Pve sought for rest and found it not

And let me rest tnerein In things of earthly mould;For weary is my stricken soul I pine to love and be beloved

Of sorrow and of sin. By that Heart that grows not cold.o.

Oh, Mary, by the priceless loveWhich Jesus Heart bore thee,

Pray that my home in life and deathThat loving Heart may be.

From Notre Dunie Hymnal by per permission.44

37SACRED HEART

THOU ART MY HOPE, DEAR SACRED HEART

Moderate (J = 7)

F T 7I.Thou art my hope, dear Sa-cred Heart,in all my lone- ly hours,When deadand2.Thou art my shield,O Sa-cred Heart,for in temp-ta- lions hour I feel my

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scent-less on my path are life s most prec-ious flowerslThen Heart of Je-sussoul grow faint and weak be-fore an e - vil power, But call - ing on Thy

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full of love, I hear Thee beat-ing near, I hear Thee whis-per,"wea-ry

bless-edName,my soul grows strong a -gain, I cling to Thee,sweet Sa-cred

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38PRECIOUS BLOOD

SOUL OF MY SAVIOUR, SANCTIFY MY BREASTTr. from "Anima Christ!" JULES BRAZIL

Moderato (J = 84)

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39BLESSED SACRAMENT

WHAT HAPPINESS CAN EQUAL MINE

Moderato (J = 96)

IJfLj. J

40BLESSED SACRAMENT

IN THIS SACRAMENT SWEET JESUS

Andante (J = 76)

Uh* J

41BLESSED SACRAMENT

WHAT LIGHT IS STREAMING FROM THE SKIES

Andante (J = 76)

J: t J/ 1 ml.What light is streaming from the skies, Re-veal-ing heavrn to mor-tal2. He com-eth not in fie - ry cloud, He speaketh not in thunder

j U i U J.J N-1eyes,What voice is sing - ing from the spheres an-gel-ic hymns to mor-talloud, He loos-eth not the storm-wind s breath To frighten men with fear of

i mmiears? O holiest mys-ter-y of love! From His re-splendent thrones a-

death. But as He is in heavn a - bove, He comes in beau-ty and inmbove,The Saviour comes unseen to dwell.A-mong the souls He loveth well.

love,To fill with sweet-est peace and cheer The hearts His own heart holds so dear.

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3.

Your soul must be as white as snow,When to the mystic feast you go.

There to receive O heavenly bliss!

Upon your lips the Saviours kiss.

You will become His happy guest,A flood of joy shall fill your breast:

All earthly cares shall fade a-vay,As night before the approach of day.

4.

The bread of angels will impartNew vigour to your mind and heart,

You will become a child of truth,Endowed with everlasting youth.

New virtues in you shall abound,Like flowers ofspring in goodlyground,

The Lord is with youl His right armShall guard your future life from harm.

49

Rev. F. W. FABER

BLESSED SACRAMENT

JESUS, GENTLEST SAVIOURSTA1NER

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BLESSED SACRAMENT

JESUS, MY LORD, MY GOD, MY ALL43Rev. F. W. FABER

Canfabile (J = 88)

Traditional Melody

1. Je- sus, my Lord, my God, my all! How can I love Thee as I

2. Had I but Ma- ry s sin- lessheart To loveThcowith my dear-es-est

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ought? And how re - vere this won - drous gift,

King, O with whatburstsof fer -vent praise

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far sur-pass-inghope and thought? Sa-cra-ment!we Thee a-dore,Ogood-ness,je-sus,wouldl sing!

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1imake us loveTheemore and more, O make us loveThee more and more.

3.

Thy Body, Soul, and God-head,allO mystery of love divine! _

I cannot compass all I have,For all Thou hast and art is mine!

4.

Sound,sound His praises higher still,

And come,ye Angels,toouraid,Tis God! tis God! the very God,

Whose pow r bothmenand angelsmade!

51

44BLESSED SACRAMENT

O JESUS CHRIST,- REMEMBERRev. E CASWELL

Moderato (J = 96)

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1. O Je-sus Christ, re- mem- ber, WhenThou shalt come a -gain, Up -

2. Re-men>berr then, O Sav -iour, I_ sup -

pli- cate of Thee, That

PHI fNsNon the clouds of heav - en With all Thy shin-ing train

j

here I bowed be - fore Thee, Up - on my bend-ed kneej

WhenThat

PUBev - ry eye shall see Thee In De - i - ty re -

vealed, Whohere I ow d Thy pres -

ence, And did not Thee de - nyj And

P ? EE Er p r r

1 M ^now up -on this al - tar In si -lence"art con - cealed.glo - ri -

fy Thy great-ness, Thoughhid from hu - man eye.

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Accept, divine Redeemer,The homage of my praise,

Be Thou the light, and honor,And glory of my days.

Be Thou my consolationWhen death is drawing nigh,-

Be Thou my only treasure,Through all eternity.

52

45BLESSED SACRAMENTSAVING HOST

Lento (J = GO)

1. Sav -ing Host, we fall be - fore Thee, Trust- ing in our

2.From Thy Fa - ther s throne de - seen- ding Thou be - confst our

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46BLESSED SACRAMENT

WHEN OUR SAVIOUR WISHED TO PROVE

Moderate

l.When our Sav-iour wished to prove All the full-ness of His love, He gave2.When the dark and storm-y night Fills the soul with wild af - fright-Fromthe

us, ere life was spent,The thrice Ho-ly Sa- era - ment. It is here His burn-ingcloud-let where He hides Soon a ray of corn-fort glides.Where the tear of mis- ry

Heart Would to all Its flames im -partjThus He speaks withlove di-vine,Give me, oh

falls, Where thevoice of sor - row calls,Still Hespeakswithlovedi-vine,Giveme,oh

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give me that heart of thine, Give me, oh give me that heart of

give me that heart of thine, Give me, oh give me that heart of

thine.thine.

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Can the Saints ecstatic flight,Can the winged Seraphs mightTo their Lord approach more nearThan do we poor sinners here?God Himself we here receive,Nobler gift He cannot give,Yet He breathes withlove divine,

Give me, oh give me that heart of thine.

54

47BLESSED SACRAMENT

O GOD, MY LIFE, MY LOVE

Andante Moderato (J 72)

Thee, to

cealed in

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48BLESSED SACRAMENT

WHEN AT THINE ALTAR

Andante (J so) m-

l.When at Thy Al -tar, Lord, I kneel And think up-on Thy love, Oh

2. Oh Man- na! which my sovereign Lord,In mer-cy, left for me^ With-

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make my heart Thy good-ness feel And cling to Thee a - bove.

out this mys - ter - y a - dored/What would this ex - ile be?

mCHORUS

O Son of God, we bow be- foreThee,Bless-ed Sav-iour we a - dore Thee,

J J

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i3- 4.

A desert land of woe and care, My soul here finds a sovereign balm,A dreary land of strife, A cure for every grief,Who could its weight of sorrows bear Mid pain and care a heavenly calm,

"--id of Life. A solace and relief.

5.

O Bread of angels aid my flight,When from this world I soar,To dwell in realms of bliss and light,

For ever_ evermore.

Without this Bread of Life.

56

49BLESSED SACRAMENT

O LORD, I AM NOT WORTHY

Adagio (J m 72)

BURNS

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50BLESSED SACRAMENT

AFTER COMMUNION

Moderate (J =92)

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BLESSED SACRAMENT

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&Leap- ex-ul~1tant to His greet

- ing Bid Him wel-come to yourE en thejoys in heav nthat bless - es To Thy heart its foun-tain

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owesOh my hearts delight, my trea - sure

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51BLESSED SACRAMENT

MY JESUS, FROM HIS THRONE ABOVE

Moderato (J = 92)

1 My Te - bus from His throne a - bove, A rad-iant look casts down on

2. Thy words,sweet Loid,ring in my ear, As strains of soft-est mel - o

0: 4

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me; And seems to say with fond-est love,<:My child pre-pare,I go to

dy- They raise my hope,they calm nay fear, And make me long to ap-proach

thee." Then,Sav-iour come, do not de -lay, D e-scend with speed from heavn a -

Thee. Be-hold me Lord, be-neath this dome,And at this great and sol - emn

bove, And on this great and glor-ious day, Con-sume my heart with Thy pure love,hour Irn-plor-iugThee to make Thy home, With-in my youngheart s nup-tial bower.

m3.

My voice I ll blend with Heav n s sweet choir,In hymns of mellow symphony,

To fitly praise my heav nlySire,Who deigns to come and dwell with me.

From this day hence,my Lord divine,I consecrate myself to Thee;

O may I be forever Thine,In time and in eternity.

60

52BLESSED SACRAMENT

JESUS, JESUS, COME TO ME

Andante (J so)

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53BLESSED SACRAMENT

O WHAT COULD MY JESUS DO MORE

Andantino (J - 72)

1. O! what could my Je - sus do more, Or what great-er bless-ings im -

2. In life and in deathThou art mine, My Sav- iour, Im sealed with Thy

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part, b 1 si - lence my soul and a - dore, Andblood,_. Till e - ter - ni - ty on me duth shine, 111

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press Him still near - er thy heart. Tis here from my la - bor 111

live on the flesh of my God. In Je - sus tri-umph-ant 111

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BLESSED SACRAMENT

HAIL! THOU LIVING BREAD

Andante Moderato (J = 88)

German Chorale

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55HOLY FAMILY

HAPPY WE, WHO THUS UNITEDRev. E. VAUGHAN C. SS. R.

Moderato (J = 92)

GEO. HERBERT

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56BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

HOLY QUEEN! WE BEND BEFORE THEETr. Rev. E.CASWELL

Moderato (J = 100)

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HAIL, HEAVENLY QUEEN

Cantabile (J- - 63)

Adapted from Ooule

1. Hail, heav n-ly Queen!2. "Hail,

full of grace,"

Hail, foam - y o -ceanstar!

with Gab- riel we re -peat;

O be our guide,

Thee, Queen of heav n,

dif - fuse thy beams a -far,- _

from Him we learn to greet ;_

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BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

CHORUS

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O PUREST OF CREATURESRer. F. W. FABER

Moderate (J - 76)

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DAILY, DAILY, SING TO MARYRev F. W. FABER Traditional Melody

Allegretto (J - so)

*M Ff1. Dai-ly, dai - ly sing to Ma-ry, Sing, my soul, her prais-es due: All her2.She is migh - ty to de-liv-er; Call her, trust her lov - ing -ly,When the^ *

* $ Mifeasts, her ac-tions wor-shipWith the hearts de-vo-tion true. Lost intern - pest rag- es round theej She will calm the troub-led sea. Gifts of

I

^ 1wond-ring con- tern- pla-tion, Be her Ma -

jes - ty con -fess d; Call herheav - en she has giv - en, No - ble La -

dy, to our racej She, the

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Queen, who deckscall her Vir -

gin, Hap - py Moth -er, Vir - gin

ecks ler sub-jects With the light of Gods owblest.

grace.

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3.

Sing,my tongue, the Virgins trophiesWho for us her Maker bore,

For the curse of old inflicted,Peace and blessing to restore.

Sing in songs of peace unending,Sing the worlds majestic Queen:

Weary not nor faint in telling,All the gifts she gives to men.

4.

All our joys do fall from MaryjAll then join her praise to sing:

Trembling sing the Virgin Mother,Mother of our Lord and King.

While we sing her awful glory,Far above our fancy s reach,

Let our hearts be quick to offer

Love alone the heart can teach.

69

60

Moderate (J - so)

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61

Andante (J-- so)


IMMACULATE MARYFrom the French

Cantabile grazioso (J= 92)

Lourdes Pilgrim

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HAIL VIRGIN, DEAREST MARYCHORUS Air from Rossini

Cantabile (J-= 60)

Hail, Vir-gin, dear -est Ma -ry! Our love -ly Queen of May, O

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Fine

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BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

I LL SING A HYMN TO MARYRev. Fr. WYSE .

Andante (J = 70)

Ô.ki 4

Traditional

m ml.l ll sing a hymn to Ma- ry, The Moth-er of my God,2. Li -

ly of the Val-ley, O Mys-tic Rose,what tree,

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The Vir-gin of all vir - gins, Of Da-vid s roy - al

Or flow-er, e en the fair -est, Is half so fair as

blood.thee?

f mO teach me, Ho -

ly Ma -ry, A

O let me, tho so low -ly, Re

lov -ing song to frame,

cite my Moth- er s fame^

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When wick-ed men bias- pheme thee, To love and bless thy name.When wick-ed men bias -pheme thee, I ll love and bless thy name.

sFrom Westminster Hymnal by permission.

74

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

3.

O noble Tpwer of David,Of gold and ivory,

The ark of God s own promise,The gate of Heav n to me.

To live and not to love theeWould fill my soul with shame-

When wicked men blaspheme thee,111 love and bless thy name.

4.

When troubles dark afflict me,In sorrow and in care,

Thy light doth ever guide me,O beauteous Morning Star.

So I ll be ever ready,Thy goodly help to claim,

When wicked men blaspheme thee,To love and bless thy name.

5.The Saints are high in glory,

With golden crowns so bright.But brighter far is Mary?

Upon her throne of light.

Oh,that which God did give thee,Let mortal neer disclaim:

When wicked men blaspheme thee,111 love and bless thy name.

6.But in the crown of Mary

There lies a wondrous gem,As Queen of all the Angels,

Which Mary shares with them."No sin hath eer defiled thee"

So doth our faith proclaim.When wicked men blaspheme thee,

111 love and bless thy name.

7.

And now, O Virgin Mary,My Mother and my Queen,

I ve sung thy praise_ so bless me,And keep my heart from sin.

When others jeer and mock thee,I ll often think how I,

To Shield my Mother Mary,Would lay me down and die.

75

BLESSED, VIRGIN MARY

65 GLORIOUS MOTHERI FROM HIGH HEAVEN

A Moderate (J - 96)

Glo- rious Mo -ther! from high heav-en Down tip -on thy chil - dren

Earth is dark -some, we are wea -

ry, Sa - tan set - teth snares for

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gaze, Gathered in thy own loved sea- son, Thee to bless and thee to praise,

all; Pray for us, ten-der Ma- ry! Pray to Je- sus lest we fall.

amPPPCHORUS

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See sweet Ma - ry on thy al - tars Bloom the fairest buds of

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mMay; O may we, earths sons and daughters,Grow by grace as pure as they-

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Many call upon thee Mother! Bless! O bless us, new and ever,Some in manhood,strong in youth; Thou who once the dark earth trod;

Some in age, in tender childhood,All in loving faith and truth.

And when dying,waft our spiritsTo the bosom of our God.

76


SING, SING, YE ANGEL BANDSREV. F. W. F/

Mod


MOTHER OF MERCY, DAY BY DAYRv. F W. FABER

Andante (J -. so)

Traditional Melody

.Pi i

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY68 MOTHER ALL BEAUTIFULM S PINE Rev. F. F

Cantabile grazioso (J = 92)

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COME AND CHANT THE PRAISES

Andante (J = 69)CHORUS

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BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

70 RAISE YOUR VOICES, VALES AND MOUNTAINS

Marcta (J * 100)

Old English Hymnal

W* \ i u J J 4


THE DAY IS OER

Adagio Religioso (J = 60)

1. Th2. Save

dayone

is oer, the moon se - rene - ly

who, wake - ful in her lone - ly

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HOW PURE, HOW FRAIL AND WHITE

Andante Moderate (J = 72)

JI

1. How pure, how frail and white The snow -drops shine, Gu -

2. For on this bless - ed day She knelt a prayV, When

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ther a gar -land bright Forlo! be -fore her shone An

ti

Ma - rysan - gel

shrine,fair.

CHORUS,

Moderate (J = ss)

Hail, Ma - ry Hail;

Ma - ry Queen of heavn let

peat, And place our snow-drop wreath Here at her feet.

in;

3.

Hail, Maryl infant lips

Lisp ittoday>

Hail, Maryl with faint smile,The dying say.

4.

Hail, Mary! many a heartBroken with grief,

In that angelic prayerHas found relief.

84


O MOTHER MOST AFFLICTED

Andantino (J = 69)

Traditional

i1. O mo-thermost af - flict - ed, Stand-ing beneath that tree Where2. Thy heart is well nigh break-ing, Thy Je- sus thus to see, Der -

Je - sus hangs re -ject

- ed, On the hill of Cal - va -ry.

id - ed, wounded, dy - ing In great - est ag - o -ny.

PÊ? PPCHORUS

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MY OWN DEAR MOTHER MARYCHORUS

Cantabile (J = 72)

f ^.-p^^ r * 7My own dear Mother Ma-ry, Oh, list, while I re - peat In

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75Rev. E W. FABER

Lento (J- = 52)

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

JOY! JOY! THE MOTHER COMES

1. Joy! joy! the Mo -ther comes, And in her arms she brings The2. Saint Jo - seph fol - lows near, In rap-ture lost and love, While

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m ttLight of all the world, The Christ,x

the King of kings,- Andan - gels round a - bout In glow- ing cir- cles move; And

in her heart theo er the Mo - ther

while All si - lent -ly she sings And

broods The Ev - er - last - ing Dove And

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i mtin her heart the whileo er the Mo - ther broods_

All si - lent -ly she sings.

The Ev - er - last - ing Dove_

i 1S3.

There in the temple courtOld Simeons heart beats high,

And Anna feeds her soulWith food of prophecy.

But see! the shadows pass,The worlds true Light draws nigh

But see! the shadows pass,The worlds true Light draws nigh.

4.

O Infant God! O Christ!

Light most beautifullThou comest, Joy of joys!

All darkness to annul;And brightest lights of earth

Beside Thy Light are dull

And brightest lights of earth,Beside Thy Light are dull.

87

76Moderate (J = 96)

CHORUS

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

HAIL, THOU STAR OF OCEANJUICES BRAZIL

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BLESSED VIRGIN MARYTHIS IS THE IMAGE OF OUR QUEEN

REV E. CASWELL Traditional

Moderato (J - 104)

77

îr

r1. This is the im - age of our Queen,Who reigns in bliss a - bove,

2. The sa-cred horn- age that we pay To Ma- ry s im - age here

Of her who is the hope of men, Whom men and an - gels love.

To Ma- ry s self and then to God As - cends the star-ry sphere.

M MI Fir firi

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CHORUS

Most ho-lyMost ho-ly

feet,

feet,

I bend aI bend a

sup-pli-ant

sup-pli-ant

knee,_knee,

IIn this thine own sweet month of MayIn my temp- ta -tions each and all

Pray thou to God for me.

Pray thou to God for me.

PPBw3.

Sweet are the flowers we have culledThis image to adorn-

But sweeter far is Mary s selfThat rose without a thorn.

CHORUSMost holy Mary at thy feet

I bend a suppliant knee,When on the bed of death Ilie,

Pray thou to God forme.

4.

O Lady, by the stars that makeA glory round thy head,-

And by thy pure uplifted hands,That for thy children plead:

CHORUSWhen at the Judgment S sat I stand,-

And my dread Saviour seej

When hell is raging for my soul,

.Pray thou to God for me.


UNFOLD, YE GOLDEN GATES OF HEAVENJULES BRAZIL

Moderate (J - 84)

njl Jl i1. Un - fold,

2. Be - hold

unher

fold,

Son,yede -

goldlight

en gatesed has

of

gone

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heavn, She comes the Queendown To meet His Moth

of all the shin - inger, taint - less from her

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i1host,

birth,

The moon be - neath, her crown of twelve starsShe for - ward glides, while glo - ry from her

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ev -en, The sun a - bove in her great glo

- ry lost,

crown Streams on her ex - iled children here on earth.

90

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

CHORUS

The Cher-u - bim and Se - ra - phim And heav-ens

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1^^ Tfhosts now swell the glad re-frain That Ma- ry lov d,our Moth-er Ma-ry,

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Queen of Heavn shall reign, Queen of Heavn shall reign.

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Mother of Jesus, hail our heavenly Queen,Ten thousand harps swell thro 7 the azure dome,O blessed Earth where one so fair was seen,More blessed Heav n, to which our Queen has come.

4.Hail Mary, Queen of mercy, grant our Lord

May look with pity on thy children here,That humbly trusting in His holy word,Our souls at last may in thy courts appear.

5.Obtain for us thy rare humility,

That every act may spring from God s pure Love,Then all thy glory we may hope to see,Where he assumed thee in His home above.

91


MOTHER DEAR, O PRAY FOR ME

Moderato (J. - 54)

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BLESSED VIRGIN MARY


AVE SANCTISSIMA

Cantabile (- - 52)(J- -

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San - ctis - si - mat WeSan - ctis - si - ma! Oh

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Thine too hadTill pure like

94

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

bled..

The*.-Thou thatOh save

hastour

look d on death,souls from

ill;

Aid usGuard thou

when death is nighjour lives from fear$

Whis - per of.

Our hearts with

heavn to faith, Sweet Moth-er,grac - es fill, Sweet Moth-er,

Sweet Moth-er, hear.Sweet Moth-er, hear.

- ra no -bis, The wave must rock our

sleep O -ra, Ma- ter, o -

ra, Star of the sea.

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY81 DAUGHTER OF A MIGHTY FATHER

Andante Religioso (J = 66)

JJ J

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1. Daughter of a mighty Fa-ther, Maiden pa-tron of the May, An- gel2. Mo-ther of the Son and Saviour, Of the Truth,the Life,the,Way,Guideour

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WHAT MORTAL TONGUETR. REV. E. CASWELL

Andante Moderato (J =92)

From Roman Hymnal

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MOTHER MARY AT THINE ALTARRev. F. FABER

Moderato (J = 92)

Lambillotte

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BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

HEART OF MARY, HEART THE PUREST

CantabHe (J = 52)m fe^,

1. Hearto^f

Ma -ry, heart the pur -

est, Ev - er shrind in

2. Hear the pray r of one whose weak -ness Most de - iriands a

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est,Mo - thers care; One to whom thy looks, all meek -

ness,

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THE STAR OF THE OCEAN IS RISEN

Andante Moderate (J = 52)

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BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

^which the bright star seemed to guide it, Asbeau - ti - ful Plan - et is Ma -

ry, Who

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shines o er her mar - in - ers

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WHEN EVENING SHADES ARE FALLING

Religioso (J =

B.S.

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1. When ev -ning shades are fall-ing O er o-cean s sun - ny sleep. To2. The noon-day tern -pest ov - er, Now o-cean toils no more, And

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Pil-grims heartsre- calling Theirhome beyondthe deep;When rest o erall de-

wings of hal-cyons hover,Where all was strife be-fore, Ohl thusmay life in-

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*scending,The shoreswith gladness smile, And lutestheir ech-oes blending,Are

clos-ing Its short tempest-turns day, Beneath heaVns smilerepos- ing, Shine

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heard from isle to isle. _, . _ ..,

all its storms a - wav Then Ma-ry, Mo-ther Ma-ry,Thou bright star ofthe

sea, We ll pray to thee, our Mo-ther,We ll pray, we llpray to thee.

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102

87

Lento (J = 52)

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

FADING, STILL FADINGWEISENTHAL

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AS THE DEWY SHADES OF EVEN

Moderate (J - 92)

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89AndanteCHORUS

BLESSED VIRGIN MARYIT IS THE NAME OF MARY

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It is the name of Ma-ry Which we to day pro -idaimj Come

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all ye Ma - ry s chil-dren, To sing that love -ly name.

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1. Come sing that name, dear chil-dren, It is your Mo-thers own-2. A name of powr and sweetness, Her name to us so dear,

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nite your hearts and prais -es, And waft them to her

name of awe and gran -deur, But gran-deur free from

ithrone,fear.

Hfci^3.

Sweet name all strong yet tender,That name we love so well,

The joy of earth and heaven,The fear and dread of hell.

4.Oname by which we triumph

O er hells embattled foes,The victor s meed of glory,

And solace in his woes.7.

5.

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

A balm to wounded feeling^Bright light to wayward feet.

6.

The first word ever spokenBy Jesus when a child*

Was thy dear name, O MotherlHe spoke it and He smiled.

D.C.

O may thy name, dear Mother,On life s last fearful day,

Be my last fervent prayer,Be all my hope and stay.

105


HAIL, QUEEN OF THE HEAVENS

Moderato (J = so)

mm1. Hail,Queen of the Heavens! Hail, Mistress of EarthlHail, Vir-gin most2. Hail, Mo-ther most pure! Hail, Vir-gin re-nownd

;Hail,Queen with the

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pure, Of im-macu-late birth! Clear Star of the morn-ing In beau-ty en-

stars, As a dia - dem crownd A bove all the angels In glo-ry un

shrind, O La- dy make speed to the help of man-kind. Clear Star of the

told, Stand-ing next to^ the King in a ves-ture of gold A - bove all the

morn-ing In beauty enshrind,O La- dy make speed to the help ofman kind.

an-gels In glo-ry un -told, Standing next to the King in a ves-ture of gold.

3.

O Mother of mercy!O Star of the wave.

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

||:Thro thee may we come,To the haven of rest,

And see Heavens King in the courts

of the blest.:||

4.

These praises and prayersI lay at thy feet,

O Virgin of virgins,O Mary most sweet)

II: Be thou my true guideThro this pilgrimage here

And stand by my side when deathdraweth near.:||

106


O QUEEN OF THE HOLY ROSARYE.M

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY92 MOTHER DEAREST, MOTHER FAIREST

. Andantino (J - eo)

PP^J i S1. Mo-ther dear-est, Mo -ther fair -

est, Help of all who call on2. La-dy, help in pain and sor -

row, Soothe those rackd on beds of

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sa mthee, Vir-gin pur-est, brightest, rarest, Help us, help, we cry to thee.

pain, May the gol-den light of mor-row, Bring them health and joy a- gain.

PpFiCHORUS

iMa-ry, help us, help we pray, Ma- ry, help us, help we pray, Help us

Piin all care and sorrow: Ma-ry, help us,

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pray

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3.

Help our priests, our virgins holy,

Help our Pope,long may he reign,

Pray that we who sing thy praises,

May in heavn all meet again.

4.

Lady, help the wounded soldier,Set the pining captive free,

Help the sailor in mid- ocean,Help those in their agony.

5.

Lady, help the absent loved ones,How we miss their presence here,

May the hand of Thy protectionGuide and guard them far and near.

108


MARY, DEAREST MOTHER

Adagio (J- = so)

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O HEART OF MARY, PURE AND FAIR

Moderate (J-ioo)

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COME GATHER ROUND THE ALTARCHORUSModerate (J- = 54)

JULES BRAZIL

gath-er round the al -tar, To Ma-ry each heart of -

fer, While

as our Queen to-day, We crown her with the op- ningMay, Come

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haste, each heart at her lov - ed feet now lay.

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ice bonds of win-ter are bro-ken,A- gain we hail sweet May, Andna-ture has donnd all her gay-est To greet our Moth-er Queen, And

giff? H Hi & iMa - ry sweet Ma -

ry, we re crown- ing As our cho-sen Queen to - day.flow-ers the bright-est and fair -

ebt, Ma-ry s chil-dren for her glean.

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3.

The soft blushing roses are trembling,With longings to be placed

On our Mother s altar, impatientFor her their soft fragrance to waste.

4.

Then Mary, our Queen and our Mother,

Accept the hearts we bring,And all through life s stormiest weather,

Grant that to thee we may cling.

Ill


O MOTHER, LOVED

Andante Moderate (= so)

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BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

far,

LATIN HYMNSO MARIA SINE LABE CONCEPTA

Andante (J = 72)

I8* time Solo 2$ time Chorus

O Ma-ri- a, Ma-ri -a, si-ne la - be con-cep - ta!

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mSi-ne labe o-ri-gi - na -

li, si-ne la - be con-cep - ta; O Ma-

mri -

a, O Ma - ri -a, si-ne la - be con - cep

- ta.

O - ra pro no-bis, O Ma-ri - a! O - ra pro no-bis, O Ma-ri- a!

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114

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY98 HAIL, HOLY QUEEN, LOVED MOTHER TO THEE

Moderate (J = ss)

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AVE MARIA, GUARDIAN DEARAllegretto (J - 112)

CHORUSJULES BRAZIL

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A-ve Ma-ri-a, guard-ian dear, Bright Moth-er of the blest,

Ov-er life s sea thy children steer Un-to the port of rest.

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i1. Be our guard-ian, be our stay While the dark

2-Molh-er, taint-less, un- de - filed Sin - less let

nessour

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M 1Keep us till the morning ray Wake a -gain our an -them sound.Moth-er of the sin -less child, Hear the pray r we raise to thee.

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Thou hast made our desert bloom;Mary deign to hear our prayerj

If to-night we seek the tomb,Shine upon the desert there.

113


THE LORD WHOM EARTH, AND AIR, AND SEATr. Rev. E. CASWELL CANTIARIUM S. GALLI

Moderate (J = 92)

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HOLY MARY, MOTHER MILD

Andante (J = 88)

W. DRESSLER

m1. Ho - ly Ma- ry, Mo - ther mild, O sweet,sweet Mo-therl2.Tossed on life s tern -pest- ous sea, O sweet,sweet Mo -ther!

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HAIL QUEEN OF HEAVENDr. LINGARD Traditional MelodyModerato (J = 92)

^ iP1. Hail, Queen of heav n, the o - cean star, Guide of the wand rer2. gen-tie, chaste, and spotless maid, We sinners make ourW

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O MOTHER,! COULD WEEP FOR MIRTHRev. F. W. FABER Traditional

Moderate (J = 80)

y1. O Moth-er, I could weep for mirth, Joy fills my heart so

2. It is this tho t to - day that lifts My hap - py heart to

i

ffast; My soul to-day is heavn on earth,- Ohlcould the trans- port last!

heavn,That for our sakes thy choic-est gifts To thee,dear Queen,were giv n.

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CHORUS

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I think of thee and what thou art, Thy ma-jes -ty, thy state- And

I keep sing -ing in my heart, Im-mac - u -late, Im - mac - u- late.

3. 4.

The angels answer with their songs, Immaculate Conception! far

Bright choirs in gleaming rowsj

Above all graces blest,And saints flock round thy feet inthrongs, Thou shinest like a royal star

And heaven with bliss overflows. On God s eternal breast!

5.

Oh! I would rather, Mother dear,Thou shouldst be what thou artj

Than sit where thou dost, oh! so nearUnto the Sacred Heart.

120

BLESSED VIRGIN MARYCHILDREN OF MARY HIGH YOUR VOICES RAISE

JULES BRAZIL

104

Allegretto (J = 104)


BRING FLOWERS OF THE RAREST

Andante (J- = 56)

J5H

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

CH


UPLIFT THE VOICE AND SINGTr. from St. Alphonsus JOSEPH SEYMOUR

j tModerato (J. r 92)

S U 4.;

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

QUEEN AND MOTHER, MANY HEARTSTraditional

107

Moderato (J = 92)

3E

r1. Queen and Mo -ther, many hearts Castthemselves before thy throne,2. We hadlearned thylove be -fore, Wehavelearned it bet-ter here-,

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Butwecall ourselves by right Ve-ryspec- ial -ly thine own.

And thy schoolhath been the gate To thyheart, O Mother dear,

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O then to be each one here The Gate ofHeav n,0 Mo -therdear.

Then be thou to ev - ry one TheGate ofHomewhenschoolisdone.

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3.

We have pledged ourselves to fightIn the battles of Thy Sonj

We would pass by thee to Him,When the dusty fight is won.

Be to all enlisted here

The Gate to Heaven,O Mother dear.

5.And we too must pass away,

Others then shall take our place,Kneel around thine image fair,

Look into thine upturned face.

Be to all who enter here

The Gate to Heaven, Mother dear.

Other hearts this home have lovedj

Other feet its floors have trod;One and all, Oh! let them in,

To the City of our God.Be to all who enter here

The Gate to Heaven, Mother dear.

6.

When the midnight cry is heard,Do not let us be too late,

Do not let thy children call,

Open, open, Lord Thy Gate."

But, because we love thee here,Let us in, O Mother dear.

125

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY108 WILT THOU LOOK UPON ME, MOTHER


i1 Wilt thou look upon me, Mo-ther> Thou who reign- est in the-2 Wilt thou,Mo-ther,ho-ver ev - er On my path- way still to

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skies; Wilt thoudeignto castup-on me One sweet glance from those mild eyes?guide,Wilt thou whisper kind directions To the angel by my side?

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O, my Mo-ther Ma-ry,still re-mem-ber What the saint-ed Ber-nard

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isaid, None have ev - er ev-er found thee want- ing,Who have

^-^^called, up-on thy aid, Who have called_ upon thy aid

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3.

Wilt thou pray for me to Jesus,That His will I e er may know,

Wilt thou tell me then His pleasureThat I e er may to it bow?

4.

Oh then Mother, I petitionAnd I know thy aid will come;

Angels praise thee for it, Mother,In thy everlasting home.

126


ROSE OF THE CROSS

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1 Rose of the Crossthou mys - tic flow-er I lift my heart to2 A wand

rejr here thro? many a wild Where few their way can

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GREEN ARE THE LEAVESCARDINAL NEWMAN

(J = SO)

Catholic Hymn Melody

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1. Green are the leaves,and sweet the flow rs, And rich the hues of

2. Green is the grass, but wait a -while, Twill grow, and then will

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May; We see them in the gar-dens round, And mar-ket -pan- iers

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The flow -rets, bright-ly as they smile, Shall per- ish al - to -

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gay: And e en a -rriong our streets, and lanes, And al-leys, we des

geth-er:The mer-ry sun, you sure would say, It ne er could set in

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BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

CHORUS

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

THE CLOUDS HANG THICK OER ISRAEL S CAMPA.T. DRANE

Marcia (J = 96)m m1. The clouds hang thick oer Is-raels camp,As dawns the bat -tie day A -

2. The weap- on which our Fa-ther gave Each hand shall fearless wieldjWho

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Adagio (J = eo)

BLESSED VIRGIN MARYO SANCTISSIMA

Sicilian Air

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O MOTHER BLEST

Moderato (0 = 66)(J.

JULES BRAZIL

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1. O Mo - ther blest whom God be - stows On sin - ners and on2. O heavn-ly Mo -

ther, Mis-tress sweet, It nev - er yet was

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just,What joy,what hope thou giv-est those Who in thy mer-cy trust,told That sup-pliant sin-ner left thy feet Un - pit- ied, un-con - soled.

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Thou art clem -ent, thou art chaste, Ma-ry thou art

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est, best, None with thee com- pare.

m3.

O Mother pitiful and mild,Cease not to pray for me-,

For I do love thee as a child,And sigh for love of thee.

Most powerful Mother,all men knowThy Son denies thee naught $

Thou askest, wishest it,and lol

His power thy will has wrought.5.

O Mother blest, for me obtain,

Ungrateful though I be,To love that God who first could deign

To show such love to me.

132


ON THIS DAY, O BEAUTIFUL MOTHERCHORUS

iModerato (J = 104)

LAMBILLOTTE

Ôn this day, O beau-ti-ful Moth-er, On this day we give thee our love.

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m mNearthee, Ma-doja-na,fond-ly we hov-er, Trust-ingthy gen-tie care to prove.

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AS THE GENTLE SPRING UNCLOSES

Moderate (J = 76) Mr

1. As the gen-tie Spring un-clos -es, And the Win - ter fades a -

2.May is Ma-rys_ she is ours_ Thus the month is doub-ly

is

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BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

r r* r r r- TMa - ry Moth - er sweet, Ma - ry Moth-er fair, Vir - gin

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Queen of May, hear our prayV. Un - to Je - sus pray that each

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116Rev. P. W. FABER

Moderate (J 92)

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

OH, VISION BRIGHT

J. C. BOWEN

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1. Oh, vision brightlThe landof light Beams golden - ly be - yond the sky!2. Oh, vision brightlThe Father s might All round His daughter s throne doth lie

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Heav n - ly fires, Bove an -gel- choirs, Ma -

ry, our Moth-er, reigns on high.In the balm Of endless calm, Ma- ry, our Moth-er, reigns on high.

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From Westminster Hymnal by permission

3.

Oh, vision bright!

The eternal lightOf the dear Son may we descry,

Where, brighter far

Than moon or star,

Mary, our Mother, reigns on high.

5.

Oh, vision bright!

Life s darkest nightIs fair as dawn when thou art nigh;

Where, mid the throngOf psalm and song,


4.

Oh, vision bright!

Angels delight!The Mother sits with Jesus nigh:

Her form He bears,Her look He wears;


6.

Oh, vision bright!

Oh, land of light!

Thou art our home beyond the sky:

Tis grand to see

How gloriously


136

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

WHEN SHALL WE WITH ANGELS BRIGHT

Andante (J = 84)

l.Oh, when shall we with an -gels bright On golden harps our Moth-er

2. Oh! if tis now so sweet to love, And oft to breathe thy holy

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praise,Andbask be-neathhersmilessweetlight >

And on her won-drous beau-ty gaze,name,What will it be inrealms a - bove.Whereser-aphs ar-dourhearts in-flame.

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Sweet Moth-er, sweet Moth-er, Sweet Moth-er, far from heavn and

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utt ^Bhearts, O Ma - ry free, Let them be-hold thee,Moth-er^

3.

But hark! a voice from starry skies,Those gentler tones our hearts will know,

Our Mother loved has heard our sighs,She sees us languish here below.

Her children there she ll kindly cheer,She ll fold them in her fond embrace,-

From ev ry eye she ll wipe the tear,And from sad hearts all sorrow chase.

137


HAIL, ALL HAIL! SWEET NOTRE DAME DE LOURDES

Moderato (J =i88)

rr1. Hail! all hail, sweetNo-treDame de LourdesIHail, sweet Mis - tress of the2. Bless- ed them a ^ bove all oth-ers^ Ma -ry, Mis -tress of the

world/Neathwhose care our weary ex-ile Is from count-less ills se - cured.

spheres,Star of hope se -rene-ly beam-ingThro this dark-somevale of tears.

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Then let men and an-gels praise thee For each blessing thou st pro-cured,

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While in glad-some strains were sing-ing, Hail,sweet No-tre Dame de Lourdes.

3.

Happy angels joy to own thee,O er their choirs exalted high,

Thrond in blissful light and beauty,Empress of the starry sky.

138

MARYMARY, UNTO THEE I CALL

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MARY! HOW SWEETLY FALLS THAT WORD

Moderato (J =9t>)

1. Ma- ry! howsweet-ly falls that word On my en-rap-tured ear!

2. Sweet as the warb-ling of a bird,Sweet as a moth-er s voice-

mP

P*sOf do I breathe in ac - cents low, That sound whennone are near.So sweet to me is that dear name, It makes my soul re -

jo ice.

3i

Sing,0 my lips, and loud-lypro-claim;0 Ma-ry, Ma-ry,howsweet is thy name!

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Sing,O my lips, and loud-lypro-claim-0 Ma-ry,O Ma-ry, howsweetis thy name.

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3.

Bright as the glittering stars appear,Bright as the moonbeams shine,

So bright in my mind s eye is seenThy loveliness divine!

4.

Through thee I offer my requests,And when my prayer is done,

In ecstasy sublime I seeThee seated near thy Son.

140

BLESSED VIRGIN MARY121 AVE MARIA BRIGHT AND PURE

Allegretto (J = lie)

inH i mTT1. A- ve Ma - ri

2. A - ve Ma - ri

al bright and pure, Hear, O hear mea, Queen of heav-en, Teach, O teach me.

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Andantino (J- = 52)

y

1 The sun is shin - ing bright -ly, The trees are clothed with

2.There>

s mits ^ fc in the heav - ens, For birds are- sing - ing

g-een,ere,

The beau - teous bloom of flow - ers OnAnd na - tures songs and prais - es Are

ev - J

ry side is seensound - ing through the air;

The fields areAnd we with

goldhearts

ando er

1 êm - raid, And all the world is gay;flow - ing With joy will sing to - dayj

ForFor

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Lis the month of Matis the month of Ma

, ry, The love -ly month of May.

ry, The love -ly month of May.

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BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

CHORUS

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O Ma -ry, dear Moth -

er, We a hymn to

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ithee,- Thou art the Queen of heav - en, Thou

too our Queen shall be, O rule us and

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guide us Un to e - ter

mni -

ty.

3.

And when night closes o er us,And twinkling stars appear,-

The chaste moon calmly reigneth,In skies so bright and clear.

Oh! how that sight reminds usOf heaven far away,

Where reigns, o er saints and angels,Our lovely Queen of May.

143

LENT123 STABAT MATER

Largo (J 66)-_

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ST. JOSEPH

124 HOLY PATRON! THEE SALUTING

Moderate (J = 92)

ir

1. Ho- ly patron! thee sa - lut-ing, Herewe meet with hearts sin -cere;2.World -ly dangers for them fear-ing, Youthful hearts to thee we bring,

BlestSaint Jo-seph, all u- niting, Call on thee to hear our pray r.

Grant, in vir- tue per- se -vering,Vice may ne ertheir bo-soms sting.

Hap-py Saint; in bliss a- dor- ing Je-sus, Sa-viour of mankind;

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Hearthy children thee im - plor- ing, May we thy pro - tec-tion find.

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Thou, who faithfully attendedHim whom heaven and earth adore;Who with pious care defended

Mary, Virgin ever pure.

4.

May our fervent prayers ascendingMove thee for our souls to plead;May thy smile ofpeace descending,Benedictions on us shed.

5.

Through this life, O watch around us,Fill with love our every breath,And when parting fears surround us,Guide us through the toils of death.

145

125

Andantino (J = 50)

ST. JOSEPH

JOSEPH, PURE SPOUSE

&1. Jo

-seph, pure spouse of that im - mor - tal bride

S.Thine arm* em - braced thy Mak - er new -ly born,

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126ST. JOSEPH

HOLY JOSEPH, DEAREST FATHER

CHORUS,

Moderato (J = 88)

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Ho-ly Jo-seph,dear-est fath -er^ To thy chil - drens pray r in -

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cline, Whilst we sing thyjoysand sor-rows, And the glor-ies which are thine.

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127

Cantabile (J ^ 66)

ST. JOSEPH

WITH TENDER LOVE

-rl.With tender love we come to thee, Dear guide and friend, Saint2. Kind Fath-er, from thy throne a-bove,Look down up - on thy

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128REV. FR.FABER

Slowly

ST. JOSEPH

DEAR GUARDIAN OF MARYBro. BONITUS

i1. Dear Guard - ian of Ma -

ry! dear nurse of her2. For thou to the pil - grim art fath - er and

(f J J^JChild! Life s ways are full wea -

ry, the des - ert is

guide, And Je- sus and Ma - ry felt safe at thy

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wild; Bleak sands are all round us, noside. O Glo - ri - ous Pa - tron, se

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be, Sweet Spouse of ourLa -

dy, we lean safe on thee.La -

dy, if thou stay with me!

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earth)God chose thee for Jesus and Maryjwilt thou Whenthe treasures of GodwereunshelterdonForgive a poor exile for choosingthee now? Safekeepingwas foundfor thembothinthy

There s no saint in heaven, St. Joseph like thee, Father of Jesus! be father tome, [worth,Sweet Spouse of our Lady, do thoupleadforme. Sweet Spouse of our Lady, andllllove thee.

149

129ST. JOSEPH

GREAT ST. JOSEPH, MEEK AND LOWLYSister of Mercy, St. Xaviers. Chicago.

Andante (J = so)

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1 Great St. Jo-seph,meek and low~t. Jo-seph,Christ-like, ten

ly, Guar-diaa of our Lord, All

der, Fos - ter-fath-er and de

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ho -ly, Haillthis glo-rious day,

fend - er Of ourHeaven-ly King,

While our voices blithe-lyPa - tient,gen-tle,hum-ble,

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ing hearts in rap - ture

Hap -py, si -

lent, faith - ful

boundserv

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SList our prayer to thee,Hear us while we pray,

Make us ho - ly be.

Guard bur souls this day.

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Full and free the chor-us rais-ing, All thy ho - li-ness now. prais-ing,Nowand when lifes day is clos-ing, Irl thy arms our lives en .-fold- ing,

I**150

ST. JOSEPH

We sing our sweet-est lay, We sing our sweet - est lay.To thee, sweet saint, we pray, Oh, .guide our steps al - way.

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All hail, all hail, all hail, Saint Jo-seph, dear -est Saint, All

Li IPhail, all hail, all hail Saint Jo-seph,dearest Saint.

Our hearts in praise,on high we raise, Thy glor-ies now we sing. Our

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Jo-

seph, dear - est saint, Saint Jo- seph;dear - est saint.

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ST. JOSEPH

130 GREAT SAINT JOSEPH! THRONED IN GLORY


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1. Great Saint Jo - seph! throned in2.Thou wert as a shad - ow3. Ah, when lifes long scene is

glo -ry, Thou art reign-ing in the skies,

ten - der, Of the great E - ter-nal One,clos -

ing, Ho -ly Pa - tronthen be -

nigh,

How weShield-ingIn that

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.see thyfrom the

hour of

trans-ports glow-ing Neath the light of Ma-ry s eyes!worlds rude temp-ests, Ma -

ry, Moth-er of His Son._bit - ter an -

guish,Teach, oh teach us how to die. _

152

ST. JOSEPH

CHORUS

Glo-rious Saint Jo - seph! Guar-dian of Ma - ry, In life s last

J r r r p^hour wilt thou be nigh! Glo-rious Saint Jo

-seph! Guar-dian of

f -

(? p- (f |7[rMa-ry, In life s last hour, wilt thou be nigh! great St.Jo-sephpray for

s<v

<d-rr

.us, O great St. Jo-sephpray for us, O great SaintJo-seph pray for us.

131ST. JOSEPH

HAIL, HOLY JOSEPH, HAILjvc<v. r. w. rM.D*f\. ,

Andatitino (J = so)

ST. JOSEPH

DEAR ST. JOSEPH PURE AND GENTLESisters of Notre Dame

Andantino (J = 72)

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133ST. ANNE

TO KNEEL AT THINE ALTAR

Moderate (J = 76)

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ST. ANNE

134 O LADY HIGH IN GLORY RAISED

CHORUS -

Andante (J = 92)

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O La-dyhighin glory raised,Whose daugh-ter ev - er blest The

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Sove- reign of the skies hath laid On her ma -ter-nal breast.

l.What we had lost in hap - less Eve, Thy Vir-gin Child re - stores.2. gain ce- les- tial light and grace, Dear heir of end - less fame,

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JJOpn-ing to us in Christ a- new, The ever-last-ing doors.For us and all who mem- rykeep Of thy im-mor-tal name.

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To Him,the Saviour of the world,Whom Annas daughter bore,

Be with the Sire and Paraclete

All glory evermore.

157

ST. PATRICK

ALL PRAISE TO SAINT PATRICKRev. F. W. FABER Irish Melody

135

Andante (J- - 46)

\IJ J J J J J

Lil praise to Saint Pat -rick w

J J1. All praise to Saint Pat -rick who brought to our moun-tains The2.There is not a saint in the bright courts of heav-en More

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PSSgift of God s faith, the sweet light of His love I Allfaith - ful than he to the land of his choice,- Oh,

i* fetei

mHE

hail to the shep- herd who showed us the fount -ains Thatwell may the na - tion to whom he was giv - en, In theSfill

i J ^ J irise in the heart of me Sav - iour a - bove! Forfeast of their Sire and A - pos - tie re - jo ice! In

i f Jr.J iJ I J J JJhun - dreds of

glo - ry ayears, inbove

smiles and in tears, Ourtrue to his love, He

I

158

ST. PATRICK

Saint has been with us, our

keeps the false faithfrom his

f *-* * * * * ^^Jir shield and our

stay,-All else mayhave gone, Saint

is chil-dren a- way^The dark false faith, far

v I|M vm a tempo

i iPat - rick a - lone, He hath been to us light when earth s

worse than death, Oh, he drives it far - off from themlights were all set, For the glo

- ries of

green sun-ny shore^ Like the rep -tiles thatLIU - uy BIJ.UJ.CJ

faith theyfled from

canhis

i ias

vnev - er de -

cay,-curse in dis _ may;

e best of our glo- ries is

E -rin, when er - ror s proud

bright with us yet,Inthe faith and the feast of Skint Pat- rick s Day.tri - umph is o er, Will still be found keep -ing Saint Pat- rick s Day.1A * - UUA/AA A0 \J*s*.j TV AAJk OtAAJ. U \s l.VfcU-LV& AkC Vh/-AXAE KJA1XIL. A CL l>

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Then what shall we do for thee, heaven sent Father?What shall the proof of our loyalty be?By all that is dear to our hearts, we would ratherBe martyred, dear Saint! than bring shame upon thee!But oh, he will take the promise we make,So to live that our lives by God s help may displayThe light that he bore to Erin s shore.Oh yes, Father of Ireland! no child wilt thou ownWhose life is not lighted by grace on its way;For they are true Irish, oh yes! they alone,Whose hearts are all true on Saint Patrick s Day.

159

ST. PATRICK136 HIBERNIA S PATRON SAINT, ALL HAIL

B. s.

ber - nias Papelled by ap

fade - less glory crown dj

camst to E - rin s land;

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Thy chil-dren spread throughGod s love for - man thou

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137ST. PATRICK

HAIL GLORIOUS SAINT PATRICKrvev. r. w. rADCsr\.

At a moderate pace

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ST. DOMINIC

THOU, WHO HERO-LIKE, HAST STRIVENA. T. DRANE

Moderat o (J = 96)

iff1

ST. STANISLAUS KOSTKA

139 DEAR SAINT WHO ON THY NATAL DAY

Andante (J = 76)

140ST. ANTHONY

SAINT ANTHONY, WE TURN TO THEE. Caress C. M.

Moderate* (J = 88)Stewart.

Info1*

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SAINTS PETER AND PAULIT IS NO EARTHLY SUMMERS RAY

Rev. F. W. FABEF

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142ALL SOULS

HELP, LORD, THE SOULS WHICH THOU HAST MADECARDINAL NEWMAN

Cantabile (J = 96)

S. WEBBE, Junr.

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*?1. Help, Lord, the souls which Thou hast made, The souls to2.Those ho -

ly souls, they suf - fer on, Re - signed in

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143ALL SOULS

O TURN TO JESUS, MOTHER, TURNREV E W. FABER

Andatitino (J = 66)

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144ALL SOULS

PRAY FOR THE DEADCHORUS .

Lento (J = eo)

FPPray for the dead! at noon and eve, Lift up to God thy fond re-quest, Im-

plore his good-ness to re - lieve The suff-ring souls and grant them rest.

r P IF

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m i1 Pray for the deadltho faithful,they, Yet while the pen-al-ties re -

main, Must2. Pray for the dead!thy prayrs,tho weak,May yet be heard and bring them ease, For

-Um F

iittrsuff - ring purge the debt a -way, And pen-ance cleanse the sinful stain.

God will hear thy sigh if meek Thy tears, if of - fered up for peace.

M* A-*rj-m _

WE mC. Chorus

3.

Pray! for the dead in holy fear,

Pray that their stains maybe forgiven,That thou thyself may leave the bier

To enter pure at once in heav n.

168

ALL SOULS

YE SOULS OF THE FAITHFULRev. E. CASWELL ,


145

ttippisouls of the faith- full Who sleep in the Lordj But asFath - er of mercies! Thine an - ger with- hold- These

yet are shut out From your fi-nal re-ward; 0! would I couldworks of thy hand In thy mercy be-hold- Too oft from thy

\ f n r f \f if I

jou

jfly Frolend You as - sis - tance to

path They have wan - derd al -om your pris - on beBut Thee their Cre

low to Your pal- ace on high, To your pal

- ace ona -

tor, They nev - er de - nied, They nev - er dehigh,nied.

3.

tender Redeemer!Their misery seej

Deliver the soulsThat were ransomed by Theej

Behold how they love Thee,Despite of their pain;

Restore them, restore themTo favour again.

4.O Spirit of grace!

O Consoler divine!See how for Thy Presence

They longingly pine,-Ah then to enliven

Their sadness, descend;And fill them with peace,

And with joy in the end.

5.

Mother of mercy!Dear soother in grief!

Lend thou to their tormentsA balmy relief)

Attemper the rigourOf justice severe;

And soften their flamesWith a pitying tear.

6.

All ye who would honorThe Saints and their Head,

Remember, rememberTo pray for the dead;

And they, in return,From their misery freed,

To you will be friendsIn the hour of need.

169

146ADVENT

SEE HE COMES

Lento (= go)

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ADVENT

CHORUS

1-2. Sing oh sing3. Glo - ry to

with exth E - ter -

ul

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3.

See, the Lamb of God appearing,God of God from heaven above!

See the Heavenly Bridegroom cheeringHis dear Bride with words of love!

Glory to th Eternal Father,Glory to th Incarnate Son,

Glory to the Holy Spirit,

Glory to the Three in One.

171

ADVENT147 LIKE THE DAWNING OF THE MORNINGRev. F. W, FABER

Andante (J- = eo)

Traditional Melody

p sfry I i

1. Like the dawn-ing of the morning, On the moun- tain s gol- denS.Thouwert hap -

py, bless - ed Mo-ther,With the ve - ry bliss of

heights, Like the break-ing of the moonbeamsOn the gloom of cloud- yheav n, Since the angel s sal- u - ta-tion In Thy rap - tur dear was

P H if f M ni ^w f

nights,Like a se-cret told by angels Set -ting known up - on the

given; Since the a-ve of. that midnightWhenThou wert a-noint - ed

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Hi m*F^fearth, Is the Mother s expect - a - tion Of Mes - si - a s speed-y birth.

Queen, Like a ri-ver o-ver - flowing Haththe grace within Thee been.

3.

Thou hast waited, child of David,And thy waiting now is o er;

Thou habt seen Him, blessed Mother,And wilt see Him evermore.

Oh, His human Face and Features,They were passing sweet to see;

Thou beholdest them this moment;Mother, shew them now to me.

172

148ADVENT

HARK! AN AWFUL VOICE IS SOUNDINGREV E. CASWELL

Atidantino (J =66)

t*ml.Harkl2. Star

antied

aw -

atfulthe

voice is sound -ingj

sol - emn warn - ing,

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CHRISTMAS149 HARK! WHAT MEAN THOSE HOLY VOICES

Moderato

1. Harkiwhatmean those ho - ly voi -ces, Sweet-ly sound-ing thro the skies?

2. Peace on earth,good-will fromheav-en, Reach-ing far as man is found,-

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Lo th an-gel - ic host re-joic-es, Heavn-ly al - le - lu - ias rise.

Souls re-deemd and sins for-giv-en^ Loud our gold-en harps

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CHORUS

* J J J J I^Lis-ten to the won-drous sto-ry, Which they chant in hymns of joy

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Glo-ry in the high-est,glo-ry! Glo - ry be to God onhigh!"

Hitn3.

*Christ is born: the Great Anointed!Heaven and earth Hid praises sing!O receive whom God appointedFor you Prophet, Priest and King!

4.

Hasten, mortals, to adore Him;Learn His Name to magnify,Till in heav n ye sing before HimGlory be to God most high-.

174

150Cistercian Gradual

, A ,Moderate (J = so)

CHRISTMASADESTE FIDELES

Traditional Melody

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CHIRSTMAS151 OH! LOVELY INFANT, DEAREST SAVIOUR

Anda&te Moderato (J = 88)

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fcwLove,- ly In - fant dar-est Sav -

idur, Je- sus

ger not in Thy poor ta - ble, Stay

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friend we love Thee best;not in the freez - ing cold;

See weOur warm

all in - vitehearts are

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Thee kind -ly,

-ly op - end

Oh, come withThee,sweet In -

ii

our hearts toThee to en

rest,fold.

Oh, come withThee, sweet In -

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CHIRSTMAS

CHORUS

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-ri-a, Glo-ri-a in ex-cel-sis De - o, Glo-ri-a

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,Glo- ri-a,

Glo-ri-a in ex-cel-sis De - o, And the ech - o, and the

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152REV. E. CASWELL

CantabHe ( = 52)

CHRISTMAS

SLEEP, HOLY BABE!

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153CHRISTMAS

SEE AMID THE WINTER S SNOWREV E. CASWELL

Moderat o (J- = 48)

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CHRISTMAS

ANGELS WE HAVE HEARD ON HIGHBISHOP CHADWICK154

Allegro ( = 9i

Ola French Melody

mY

1. An - gels we have heard on high, Sweet -ly sing-ing o er the plains,

2.Shep-herds;why this ju- bi-lee? Why your joy- ous strains pio-long?

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And the moun-tains in re- ply Ech - o back their joy- ous strains.

Say what may the ti -dings be, Which in-spire yourheavn-ly song.

3.

Come to Bethlehem, come and see,

Him whose birth the angels sing;Come adore on bended knee,

The Infant Christ,the new-born King.

4.

See within a manger laid,

Jesus, Lord of heaven and earth!

Mary, Joseph, lend your aid,

With us sing our Saviour s birth.

180

155CHRISTMAS

DEAR LITTLE ONE HOW SWEET THOU ARTREV. FR. FABER

Largo (J- = 48)~

i1. Dear lit - tie One! how sweet Thou art, Thy eyes so bright they2.When Ma- ry bids Thee sleep Thou sleepst,Thou wak - est when she

shine, So bright they al-most seem- to speakWhen Ma- ry s looks meet Thine.calls- Thou art con-tent up - on her lap, Or in the rug-ged stalls.

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fee - bHow faint and fee - ble is Thy cry, Like plaintand harm-less dove, WhenSimp-lest of Babes!with what a grace Thou dost Thy moth-ersi will, Thine

Thou dost mur- murin - fant fash -ions

Thy sleep Ofbe -

tray Thesor - row and ofGod-head s hid - den

love,

skill.

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3.

When Joseph takes Thee in his arms,And smoothes Thy little cheek,

Thou lookest up into his faceSo helpless and so meek.

Yes! Thou art what Thou seem st to be,A thing of smiles and tears;Yet Thou art God, and heavn and earth,

Adore Thee with their fears

181

156CHRISTMAS

STARS OF GLORY SHINE MORE BRIGHTLYVERY REV. D. HUSENBETH

Moderato (J- = 52)

f*j J J rlJJ1. Stars of glo-ry shine more bright-ly, Pur-er be the moon-lights beam,2. See a beau-tedus an - gel soar- ing In the bright ce - les - tial blaze,

Glide yehours and^mom-ents light-ly, Swift-ly down time s deep-ning stream,On the shep-herds low a -dor- ing Rest his mild ef - ful- gent rays.

F

mBring the hour that ban-ishedsad-ness,Broughtre-demp-tion down to earth,

<:Fear not!!cries the heavn-ly stran-ger_-Him whom an - cient seers fore-told,

When the shep-herdsheard with glad-ness Ti-dings of a Sav-iour s birth.

Weep- ing in a low-ly man-ger, Shep-herdsîasteye to be -hold."x""** _ ^^

3.

See the shepherds quickly rising,

Hastening to the humble stall,

And the new-born Infant prizing,As the mighty Lord of all,

Lowly now they bend before HimIn His helpless infant state,

Firmly, faithful they adore HimAnd His greatness celebrate.

4.

Hark the swell of heavenly voicesPeal along the vaulted sky;

Angels sing, while earth rejoices-;

Glory to our God on high}Glory in the higest heaven,

Peace to humble men on earth,-

Joy to these and bliss is given,In the great Redeemer s birth .

182

157CHRISTMAS

WHAT LOVELY INFANT CAN THIS BEChildren s Carol

Slowly

if pr JL V.

l.What love-ly In-fant can this be, That in the lit - tie crib I see?What2.Who is that la-dy kneel-ing by, And look-ing downwith lov-ing eye? Who

love-ly In-fant can this be, That in the lit- tie crib I see?ii that la-dy kceel-ing by, And look- ing down with lov -

ing eye? Oh,

sweetly on the straw it lies, It must have come from Pa-ra-dise,- Sothat is Ma-ry ev - er blest.How full of joy her ho-ly breastlOh,

sweet -ly on the straw it lies, It must have come from

that is Ma-ry ev - er blest.How full of joy herPa-ra - dise.

breast!

3.

What man is that who seems to smile,And looks so blibsful all the while?

What man is that who seems to smile,And looks so blissful all the while?

Tis holy Joseph good and true,-

The Infant makes him happy toojTis holy Joseph good and true,-The Infant makes him happy too.

4.

Hail,holy cave! though dark thou bej

The world is lighted up from thee;Hail, holy cave! though dark thou be,The world is lighted up from theej

Hail, holy Babe! creation stands,And moves upon Thy little hands.

Hail, holy Babe! creation stands,And moves upon Thy little hands.

183

158CHRISTMAS

O HOLY NIGHT

Andantino (J = 56)

P

ADAM

1. O ho-ly night the stars are bright -ly shin -ing, It is the

2Z,ed by the light of faith se-rene - ly beam-ing, With glow - ing

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CHRISTMAS

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CHRISTMAS159 THE FIRST NOEL THE ANGEL DID SAYTraditional Traditional Melody

CantabHe (J = 88)

1 The first No - el the2 They look - ed up and

angel did say, Was tosaw a star. Shin-ing

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CHRISTMAS

Is ra el.

3.

And by the light of that same star,Three wisemen came from country far,

To seek for a King was their intent,And to follow the star wherever it went.

Noel, Noel, &c.

This star drew nigh to the north-west,O er Bethlehem it took its rest,And there it did both stop and stayRight over the place where Jesus lay.

Noel, Noel, &c.

5.

They entered in, these, wise men three,Full reverently upon their knee,And offered there, in His presence,Both gold, and myrrh, and frankincense.

Noel, Noel, &C.

6.

Then let us all with one accord

Sing praises to our heavenly LordWho hath made heaven and earth of nought,And with His Blood mankind had bought.

Noel, Noel, &c.

187

EPIPHANY160 A GLORIOUS VOICE SOUNDS THROUGH THE NIGHT

Cantabile (J = 120)

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161EPIPHANY

WHAT BEAUTEOUS SUN- SURPASSING STARTr. R. CAMPBELL

Andantino(9- - so)j

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162LENT

WHAT A SEA OF TEARS AND SORROWTr. Rev. E. CASWELL

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LENT163 NOW ARE THE DAYS OF HUMBLEST PRAYERREV. FR. FABER

Lento (J = 63)

iJE i i j ji J i.

164LENT

THOU LOVING MAKER OF MANKINDREV. F. CASWELL

Lento (J - 96)

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165LENT

CHRISTIANS WHO OF JESUS SORROWSFrom the French

Andante (* = 60)j- wm $ r

-iul.Christ-ians, who of Je-sus sorrows Come the dole-ful tale to2. In a lone-ly gar-den pray-ing, Con-ilicts rude op -press His

fal I

fhear,- See what streams of blood flow for us!Blend,ah!blend at least a tear!

souljFear and hope His soul as -sail-ing,Striveby turns His will to rule.

I I **Irff

166

Andante (J = ss)

Ir/m * J -i

167LENT

JESUS MY GOD, BEHOLD AT LENGTHR. Rev. B.CHADWICK Fr. BRYDAINE

Andante expressive (J = 76)mfi UK

1. Je - sus, my2. Since my poor soul

be - hold at length the

Thy pre cious Blood hath

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168LENT

0,COME AND MOURN WITH ME AWHILERev. F. W. FABER

Andante (J = 88)

m 8Hi1. O come

;aud mourn with rue a-while-See Ma-ry calls us to her side,- Oh,

2. Come, take thy stand be-neaththe CrosssÂnd let IheBlood from out that Side Fall

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J J.U J J JJ*come and let us mourn with her, Je-stts, our Love, is cru - ci-fiedl

gent-ly onthee drop by drop,- Je -

sus>,our Love, is cru -ci -lied!

CMORUSj

t t&Have we no tears to shed for Him While sol-diers scoffandJews de-ride?Ahl

rtt tnMt \ri 1 1 v Fffl

IloT5k how pa-tient-ly He hangs, Je-sus,ourLove,is cru-ci - fied.

F-ff i^ftff*:

3.

O Love of God! Sin of maulIn this dread act your strength is tried}

And victory remains with love,For He, our Love,is crucifiedl

196

169LENT

BY THE BLOOD THAT FLOWED FROM THEERev. F. W. FABER

Andante (J = 72)J A i

J. RICHARDSON

m33 1l.By theblood that flowed fromThee, In Thy bit - ter a - go-ny;2.By thethornsthat crowned ThyHead; By Thy scep-tre of a reed;

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By the scourge so meek -ly borne; By Thypur-ple robe of scorn,

By Thy Footstep faint and slow,Weighed be-neath Thy Cross of woe,

Je -sus, Saviour, hear our cry; Thouwert suffering once as we;

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Hear the loving Li - ta - ny We Thy children sing to Thee.

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F^From Dr. Tozers Catholic Hymiis by permission.

3.

By the nails and pointed spear;By Thy people s cruel jeer;

By Thy dying prayer which rose

Begging mercy for Thy foes.

5.

4.

By the darkness thick as night

Blotting out the sun from sight;

By the cry with which in deathThou didst yield Thy parting Breath.

By Thy weeping Mother s woe;By the sword that pierced her through,When, in anguish standing by,On the Cross she saw Thee die.

197

LENT

MY GOD, I LOVE THEE NOT BECAUSETr. Rev. E. CASWELL A. REINAGLE


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171LENT

LORD OF MERCY AND COMPASSION

Andaniino (J = 76)

ILn ri J- J J

172EASTER

BY THE FIRST BRIGHT EASTER DAYRev. Fr. FABER Mendelssohn

Maestoso (J = 69)

*

JJ. J IJ J M1 By the first bright East-er- day, When the stone was rolled a-wayj2 By Thy part-ing blessing given As Thou didst as - cend to heaven;

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1 1 J Jm rBy the glo -

ry. round Thee shed At Thy ris -ing from the dead.

By the cloud of liv - ing light That i e-ceived Thee out of sight.

m;! J j ,

N J Jj iJ PKing of glo-ry, hear our cryj Make us soon Thy joy to see,

i

m iWhere en-thronedin maj-es-ty Count- less an -gels sing to Thee.

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3.

By that rushing sound of mightComing down from heaven s height;By the cloven tongues of fire,

Holy Ghost, our hearts inspire!

4.

See the Virgin Mother rise,

Angels bear her to the skies,-Mount aloft imperial Queen,Plead on high the cause of menl

5.

Mary reigns upon the thronePre-ordained for her alone,-Saints and angels round her sing,Mother of our Ood and King.

200

173EASTER

ALLELUIA! ALLELUIA! LET THE HOLY ANTHEM RISE

Allegretto (J = 96)

i^ rI w

1. Al - le - lu - ia! Al - le - lu. - ia! let the ho -ly anthem

2. Al - le - lu - ia! Al - le - lu - ia! He en - dur d the knot-tedm fe*^

J iJ JIJ J*-

tnerise, A/id tife choirs of heav-en chant it in the tern- pie of the

whips. And the jeer-

ing of the rab -ble, and the scorn of mock-ingleer - mg

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fskies; Let the moun tains skip with glad ness, and the joy ful val leyslips, And the ter - rors of the gib

- bet up -on which He would be

ring With Ho san nas in the highest to our Sav iour and our King,slain: But His death was on-ly slum-ber_He is ris - en up a -

gain.

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Alleluia! Allelua! like the sunfrom out the wave,

He has risen up in triumph fromthe darkness of the grave,

He s the Splendour of the Nations,He s the lamp of endless day,

He s the very Lord of Glory whois risen up today.

4.

Alleluia! Alleluia! He has burstour prison bars,

He has lifted up the portals of ourhome beyond the stars-

He has won for us our freedom_ neathHis feet our foes are trodj

He has purchased back our birthrightto the Kingdom of our God.

5.

Alleluia! Alleluia! Blessed Jesus,make us rise

From the life of this corruption to

the life that never dies.

May we share with Thee Thy glory,when the days of time are past,

And the dead shall be awakened bythe trumpets mighty blast.

201

174EASTER

THE DAWN WAS PURPLING OER THE SKY

Andante (J = 76)

jf_v 4.

EASTER

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175EASTER

CHRIST THE LORD IS RISEN TODAYTr. M. LEESON

Moderato (J = 92)

IsI

I.Christ,the Lord is ris n to-day,- Christ-ians haste your vows to payj2.Christ,the Vic-tiin un- de-fil d, Man to God hath re - con-cil d,

Iffip

li-7* EASTER-L/O NOW AT THE LAMB S HIGH ROYAL FEASTFr. Rev. E. CASWELL

Cantabile (J = 84)

Traditional

I?3F

l.Now at the Lamb s high roy2. O depth of love! for us

al feast, In robes ofHe drains The chal- ice

T~T

177CHORUS

EASTERHC DIES

i

Allegretto (m = 104)

L. B6RDESE

IT Jf i

* -H 1 1 ft

EASTER

Tit.

=ria, Al - le - lu -

ia, Al - le -lu

m

J! JJHes quam fe - cit Do - mi -

nusy Al - le -

lu - ia, Al-le - lu -ia, Hajc df - es quam fe - cit

Do- mi-nus: Al - le - lu ia, Al - le - lu

firr r

i

ia, Al - le - lu-ia, Al - le -lu-ia, Al - le - lu a.

207

178EASTER

O FILII ET FILLSBreviary

CHORUSModern to

Traditional French Melody

f

O fi - li - i

Et Ma - ri - aet fi

Mag- dali^

-,

le -oe,

Rex coe - le

Et Ja - co

p"jTTff

a"

T- -

EASTER

rail.

11$ J 1

179

Allegretto (J = 104)J A

EASTERHAIL THE HOLY DAY OF DAYS!

1. Hail! the ho-ly day of days, High the song of tri-umph raise,2. Now the glorious victry won, Thou the ev - er- last- ing Son,

N m i

if

Q J jû

180EASTER

JESUS CHIRST IS RISEN TODAYTr. From the Latin

Marcia (J = 104)

MONK

fcfc=Jr it

181ASCENSION

OUR LORD IS RISEN FROM THE DEAD

Maestoso (J =88)

J J t J1

1

1. Our Lord is ris - en from the dead,2. There His tri-umph-al char-iot waits,

Our Je - sus

And angels

r if \ s mi i> ?is

chantgonethe

upsol

onemu

high,

lay,

r i

H

TheLift

J? tt

ASCENSION

CHORUSj*

i3=*Who is the King of glo - ry ? Who? The

1

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182ASCENSION

O THOU ETERNAL KING MOST HIGHTr.Rev. E. CASWELL


J.lll ,1 J* i H I

i i

O Thou e-ter-nal King most high,Who didst the world re - deem;AndThere seat-ed in Thy ma-jes -

ty, To Thee submis- sive bow The

conqueringdeathand hell, re-ceive A dig- ni-ty su - preme.Thouspacious earth, the high-est heaven,The depths of hell be - low. There,

to Thyheavenly throne this day Didst in Thy might as - cend; Thence-wait- ing for Thy faith - ful souls, Be Thou to *us, O Lord, Our

P m *P

i Mforth to reign in sovereign power, And glo - ry with-out end.

peer-less joy while here we stay, In" hâv n our great re - ward.

mRenew our strength; our sins forgive,

Our miseries efface;And lift our souls aloft to Thee,

By Thy celestial grace.

So, when Thou shinest on the cloud,

With Thy angelic train,

May we be saved from vengeance due,And our lost crowns regain.

214

183PENTECOST

COME HOLY GHOST, WHO EVER ONE

CARDINAL NEWMAN F. PIERACCINI

Moderate (J = 88)

/^ [," } j

184PENTECOST

SEE THE PARACLETE DESCENDINGRussian Melody

CantabHe (J =&>)

ff-jM?

185PENTECOST

HOLY SPIRIT COME AND SHINE

186PENTECOST

COME, HOLY GHOST, CREATOR BLESTCHORUSAndante Moderato (J = 96)

J A 11 %if ]f 9 i ;

PENTECOST

l.O Com - fort2.0 Ho -

lyer, to Thee we

Ghost, through Thee acry,lone,

Thou heaVn-lyKnow we the

Thou Fount ofBe this our

MI r f rP

And sweet aThat Thou dost

nointfrom

3.

Praise we ths Father and the Son,And Holy Spirit with them One;And may the Son on us bestowThe gifts that from the Spirit flow.

D. S. al Fine

219

187PENTECOST

COME HOLY GHOST SEND DOWN THOSE BEAMS

CHORUSModerato (J = 88)

jl.Come Ho -

ly Ghost, send down those beams, ComeHo-ly

N if IJ SGhost, send down those beams, Which sweet -

ly flow in

i r i r if f

t j r> \i i

Fine

-f- Tsi - lent streams From Thy bright throne a - bove

m2. O come ThouFath-er of the poor, Thouboun-teous source of all our

^ nr r r r

^^ $store, Come warm our hearts with love, with, love di -

vine,Come,warm our

f U^XlM-^-220

PENTECOST

r-H h~KT a L

188PENTECOST

AGAIN THE SLOWLY CIRCLING YEAR

J. RICHARDSON

Moderato (J =96)

m J ji n

,iu

1. A - gain the slow - ly circ-lingyear Brings roundthe blessed hour, When2.Thou who in a - ges past didstpourThy graces from a - bove, Thy

ip

n i i \i.j,i J^Non the Churchthe Corn-fort - er Came down in grace andpow r.

grace in us where lost re-store, And stab-lishpeace and love.

GodAll

i

L^^l J

of all grace, to Thee we pray, To Thee a -dor- ing bend, In

glo - ry to the Fath - er be, And to the Son who rose, Glo

^pij m j j j

ijj j j

i^g

to our heartsthis sa - cred day Thy spirit s ful-ness send,

ry, O Ho - ly Ghost, to Thee,While age on a - ges flows.

J^feiii

i ili TTif222

189TRINITY

HAVE MERCY ON US, GOD MOST HIGHRev. F. W. FABER.

Semplice(* = 88)

"

^ i iIPI Have mer-cy on us, Go dlflost High!Who lift ourhearts to Thee, Have2 When heav n and earth were yet unmade,Whentime was yet un-known,Thou

|*J;H

190CORPUS CHRISTI

O BOND OF LOVE

Moderate (J - 80)

J J1

I Jf

1. O Bond of love, that dost u - nite The ser - vant to his2. My dear - est God! who dost so bind My heart with count -less

CORPUS CHRISTI

fiiPS

CORPUS CHRISTI191 SING, MY TONGUE, THE JOYFUL MYSTERY

Joyfully (J = 92)

l.Sing, my joyful tongue, the mys-t ry Of the glo

- rious2. Born un - to us of a Vir- gin Pur - er than the

*>>- 1 1 1

192EVENING

SWEET SAVIOUR! BLESS US ERE WE GORev. P.-W. FABER

Andante (J = go)

j: *nn1. Sweet Saviour, bless us ere we2. The day is done, its hour has

go,run

Thy wordAridThou has

m mf rto our minds in -

stil,tak - en count of all,

And make our luke-warm hearts to

Thescan-ty tri-umphs grace hath

g-low With lowly love and fervent will. ,.ui-<- i j jj <u> j i

,, ,

J,, ,. , . ,. Throughlifes long day anddeaths dark

won, The broken vow,the frequent fall.

J3-S

night, O gen-tie Je-sus be our light, O gentle Je-sus be our light.

J m3.

Grant us, dear Lord! from evil waysTrue absolution and release,

And bless us more than in past days,With purity and inward peace.

4.

Do more than pardon; give us joy;Sweet fear and sober liberty;

And simple hearts without delay,That only long to be like Thee.

5.

Sweet Saviour! bless us, night is come,Mary and Joseph near us be,

Good angels watch about our home,And we are one day nearer Thee,

227

193EVENING

HEAR THY CHILDREN, GENTLE JESUSRev. F. STANFIELD .

Allegro Moderato (J = 104)

1. Hear2. Save

Thy child -ien,

us from thegenwiles

tie

ofJeSa

sus- tan,

I

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194 v/1 MORNINGJUST FOR TO-DAY

Sister of Notre Dame

j Andante (J = 88)

195 GUARDIAN ANGELDEAR ANGEL! EVER AT MY SIDE

Rev. F. W. FABER

Moderate J = 112

l.Dear an -gel, ev - er at my side, How love -

ly thou must2. Thy beau-ti-ful and shin - ing face I see not, tho so

1

196ST. MICHAEL, ARCHANGEL

MICHAEL PRINCE OF HIGHEST HEAVEN

CHORUS JULES BRAZIL

Marda (J = 100)

Mi - chael Prince of highest heav n No - blest of ce -

fefe*r r it f i

1

rHtt

Jrli ,j

ijiyfi

Jr i^-

J j J ij j Bles-tial ranks, Low-ly sing-ing in thine hon-our, Bring we now our

^- _ ^.

i^^meed of thanks, Bring we now our meed. of thanks.

e*1. Migh-ty vie -tor all re-splen-dent, Next to Ma - ry thou dost reign;2. Ga - briel,sil-ver-tongued and glo-rious , Ra-phajl, heal-er of our woes,

* if-

iCome and bless us with thy pres-ence, Bring with th,eethyBless- ed an -

gels, gen - tie guard-ians, Be our aid, re -

heavn-lypel our

train.

woes.

ludI -6-

3.

Breathe into our hearts your sweetness,Fill our souls* with love divine,

May your gracious presence everRound your charge protecting shine.

D.C.

231

197ANGELS

KNOW YE THAT ANGELS SILENTLY GLIDE

Cantabile (J =96)

piii

V O ^1 Know ye that angels si - lent-ly glide ^rom thoir blest man-s ions2. Bless-ings pre -cede them while they ad -vane e, Sa - tan in ter-ror

Mm PF^gi

down to our side? Know ye their bright eyes watch night and daylow - ers his lance. All the dear le - gions flee in dis -

may,

I iCHORUS

pLest e - vij spi

- rits make you their prey. Beau-ti-ful an- gelsMelt- ing like morn -ing va - pors a - way. Beau-ti-ful an-gels

f if r if f r mf-

Ov-er the children dear to the Lord; Byyour sweet

A-

keep watch and ward

ipres-ence ren-derus still Stead- fast in good-ness, proof a-gainst ill.

aOften their gentle voice from aboveTouches our heart strings,teaches us love,

Leads us to worship happily here,Even as angels in their bright sphere.

232

ANGELSHARK! HARK! MY SOUL

Rev. F. W. FABER. Andante religioso (J = 66)

\\LV\ 4 J 4^=F

199GUARDIAN ANGEL

BLESS ME, BEFRIEND ME

Semplice (J =9t>)

if JP L *i 1 \-

200ANGELS

O GOD! HOW OUGHT MY GRATEFUL HEART

1.

2. M^God! how oughtmy grateful heart To praiseThybounteoussoul is sure-ly something great,Meant for e - ter - ni -

ind*m

Who send st Thy an -gel from the skies To

That an -gels thus should be employed In

P

i^J

r rrbe my guide and friend,.

watching o - ver me,

To be my guide and friend.

In watching o - ver me.

m. 3.

And when th morning from the east

Sends forth her golden rays,

Teach me to raise my heart to God}

And sing His glorious praise,And sing His glorious praise.

4.

In evening, when the cooling breeze

Invites to sweet repose,

May I in grateful thanks to HimMy weary eyelids close,

My weary eyelids close.

5.

Celestial Guardian, thus with Thee,And by Thy constant care,

May I the world s corruption flee,

And heavenly blessings share,And heavenly blessings share.

HEAVEN

YES, HEAVEN IS THE PRIZETr.Rev. E.VAUGHAN C.SS. R.


English Tune

Jf \b

202StBernard of Cluny

Moderate (J = 100)

HEAVEN

FOR THEE O DEAR, DEAR COUNTRY

203HEAVEN

JERUSALEM THE GOLDEN!StBernard of Cluny

Moderato ( J = so)

J J Ij j j Hi1. Jer - u - sa - lem the gold - en! With milk and hon-ey blest,

2.They stand, those halls of Zi -on, All ju

- bi-laatwith song-,

?

iBe-neatn thy con- tern - pla-tion Sink heart and voice op

-prest.

And bright with man-yân an -gel, And all the martyr throng.

f ir r ft ir-rf F iF r

I know not, I know not What joys a - wait u there,The Prince is ev - er in them, The day-light is se - rene;

What ra-dian-cy of glory,What bliss be-yond com -

pare.The past-ures of the bless - ed Are decked in glo-rious sheen.

f3.

There is the throne of David;And there from care released,

The shout of them that triumph,The song of them that feast.

And they who with their leader,Have conquered in the fight,

For ever and for everAre clad in robes of white.

4.

O sweet and blessed country,The home of God s elect!

O sweet and blessed country,That eager hearts expect!

Jesus, in mercy bring usTo that dear land of rest;

Who art, with God the Father,And Spirit ever blest.

238

204Rev. F. W. FABER

Allegro Moderato (J = 120)

HEAVEN

O PARADISE!HEMY

1 s-" r

1. Pa -ra-dise! O Pa- ra-dise! Who doth not crave for rest? Who2.0 Pa- ra-disel O Pa- ra-dise! Tis weary wait-ing here I

would not seek the hap-py land Where they that lov d are blest.

long to be where Je- sus is To feel to see Him near__ -* -p- _*- -&

i MCHORUS

a^Where lo-yal hearts and true Stand ev - er in the

*i -* , - *. _i v I

All

S irap-ture through and through In rGod s most

feat3. O Paradise! O Paradise!

I want to sin no moreI want to be as pure on earth

As on Thy spotless shoreWhere loyal hearts and true

Stand ever in the light,All rapture through and through

In God s most holy sight!

4. Paradise! O Paradise!I greatly long to see

The special place my dearest LordIs furnishing for me;

Where loyal hearts and trueStand ever in the light,

All rapture through and throughIn God s most holy sight!

5.0 Paradise! O Paradise!I feel twill not be long;

Patience! I almost think I hearFaint fragments of thy song;

Where loyal hearts and trueStand ever in the light,

All rapture through and throughIn God s most holy sight!

239

THE POPELONG LIVE THE POPE!

Rev. H. T. HENRY, Litt. DMaestoso

J A u f

H. G. GANSS

THE POPE

rii, a> tempo

^rglo

- ry sing, And heav n the strain pro

shep-herd staff, This cham - pion of the

i

1all the earth his glo

- ry sing, And heav n the strain pro - long,bears a- lone the shep-herd staff, This cham-pion of the Lord.

m3.

His signet is the Fisherman s;

No sceptre does he bear,*

In meek and lowly majestyHe rules from Peter s Chair:

And yet from ev ry tribe and tongue,From ev ry clime and zone,Three hundred million voices singThe glory of his throne.Three hundred million voices singThe glory of his throne.

4.

Then raise the chant, with heart and voice,

In church and school and home:

"Long live the Shepherd of the flock!

Long live the Pope of Romel"

Almighty Father, bloss his work,Protect him in his ways,Receive his prayers, fulfil his hopes,And grant him "length of

days."

Receive his prayers, fulfil his hopes,And grant him "length of days."

241

THE POPE

206 FULL IN THE PANTING HEARTCARDINAL WISEMAN Old English Tun^

Moderato (J = 84) m :hhN?l~^f W m~ ~ w ^ m * *4>

1. Full in the pant-ing heart of Rome, Be-neaththe a- pos - ties

2. The gol-den roof, the mar- ble walls, The Va - ti - can s ma-

i

fcrown- ing dome From pil

- grim s lips that kiss the ground Breathes

jes - tic halls The note re - dou-bles till it fills With

in all tongues one .on - ly sound. God bless our Pope theech- oes sweet the Se - ven Hills.

^ffgreat, the good, God bless our Pope, the great, the good.

SP3.

From torrid south to frozen northThe wave harmonious stretches forth,Yet strikes no chord more true to Rome s

Than rings within our hearts and homesII:God bless our Pope,thegreatjthe good!:H

4.

For, like the sparks of unseen fire

That speak along the magic wire,From home to home, from heart to heartThese words of countless children dartlUGod bless our Pope,the great,the

5.

To homes and hearts of Saints above,Which linked with ours in thought and love,Repeating, bless the pilgrims strain,As showers enrich with borrowed rainll:God bless our Pope,the great, the good!:||

242

GENERAL207 FAITH OF OUR FATHERSRev. F. W. FABER (FIRST TUNS)

Moderato (J = s)

N* ZEE

1.Faith of our Fa-thers! liv - ing still, In spite of dun-geon,2. Our Fa-thers, chained in pris-ons dark, Were still in heart and

i f T PPp&fire and sword, Oh! how our hearts beat high with joy,con- science free; How sweet would be their children s fate,

^-

CHORUS

jfh

251

LATIN HYMNS, LITANIES,MOTETS FOR BENEDICTION,

VESPER PSALMS, MASSES, etc.^ ^

AVE VERUM

J J J J J Jijj

J i

35^ve ve-rum cor-pus na-tum ex Ma- n - a Vfr -

gi- ne:

J J J +* . ^ J J J-

r ^rVe - re pas -sum, im- mo -la -turn in cru-ce pro ho - mi-ne:

j"

^

ttu^ JJJT^r~ PV^^P-~T1~~

^Cu-jus la-tusper-fo-ra - tumfiu-xit a -qua et san-qui-ne:

-J

j JJ ^~^.^m

2Es-to no-bispraegusta

- tummortis in ex -a -mi-ne: O Je-su dul - cisl

S * n s: t

-f;

r

^ ^r<_x

Je-su pi - e! OrJe - su fi - li Ma-rf - ae.

m244

252LATIN HYMNS

ADORO TE DEVOTETo be sung in unison

rdHti r^ I 1 f^d 1 I i i n

253CORPUS CHRISTI

LAUDA SIGN


fefe

254ST. THOMAS AQUINAS

LATIN HYMNSPANCiE LINGUA

Ir-fj

255 VENI JESU, AMOR MICHERUBINI

Andante (J = 92)

IVe -

ni, Je- au, A - mor mi, Ve-ni, Ve-ni, Ve-ni, a-mor

p- .

, p F i-F-

mJe-su, Ve -

ni, Je-su, A - mor mi, Ve -ni, O A- mor

Nit ^ J

P

mmi. Ve-ni, Je

-su, A - mor mi,Ve-ni, Je

-su, A - mor mi, Ve-ni

rrrnrr imi Ûrn&

r -rJe

-su, A - mo mi, Ve-ni, Ve-ni, O A- mor mi,

P^molto rail.

S&tmVe-ni, A-mor mi, Ve-ni, A - mor mi!

m248

256

Breviary

Lento (J = 84)

LATIN HYMNS

PARCE DOMINE

Ancient

Par - ce Do - mi -ne, Par - ce po - pu - lo

tu -Oj Ne in ae-ter-num I-ras-ca rs no

257 o COR JESUAndantino (J = 92)

rfll. 1 I

258 LATIN HYMNSRGRATE, COELI, DESUPER

(TEMPORE ADVENTUS)Oratorian Version

SUL1

Ro - ra -te, coe -

li, de-su-per: et nu - bes plu-ant ju- stum.

TUTTJ SOLI

Ro - ra -te,fctc.l.Ne i - ra - sea-rib, Do -mi -ne: ne ul-tra rne-oif-ne -ris

J J iJff (r_(L_E y y r i

i - ni-qui- ta - tib no - strae: EC - ce cf - vi -tas San-cti tu - i

1rTTr r ^fa - eta est de-ser -

ta, Si -on de-ser-ta fa-ctaest: Je- ru -

* J^ J> J ^

sa-lem de-bO-la-ta est: do-mus san-cti - li - ca- ti - o - nib no-straw

TL TTI

ot glo-ri-ae no- strae u-bi lau-da-ve-runt te pa-ties uo-stri. Ro-ra - te;etc.

SUL1 _Ji J^ J) j, J> J

Pec-ca - vi - mus, et fa-cti bum-us ut ioi-mun-dus oiu - nes nos,

et ce - ci - di - mus qua - si fo - li - um u - ni - ver - si:

250

LATIN HYMNS

p r r r~[rEt i - ni -

qui- ta - tes no - strut- qua - si ven - tus ab - stu -

J> J J J J J

le - runt nos: ab-scon-df- sti fa - ci -em tu - am a no - bis,

turn

et al - li- sf-sti nos in tua-nu i - ni-qui-ta -tis> no - btrae. Ro - ra -

te, etc.

SOLI

J) J>J^ J

(f

3. Vi -de, Do - mi - ne, al - fli - cti - o - nem po - pu- li tu -

i,

JTTTTfr Pet mit-te quern mis -su-rus es: e - in it - te A-gnumdom-i - na -

J

to-rem ter - rae de pe-tra de-ser-ti ad mon-tem ff-li-ae Si -on:

rum:JOJ^ J ^ i5=fc

-**- JjiJ^J UJjut ad - fe-rat ip-se ju-gum cap-ti-vi -ta - tis no- strae. Ro - ra- te. etc.

SOU

LjqJ-U r

4.Con-so-la-mi-ni, cou-so-la-mi-ni, pd-pu-le me - us: ci-to ve -ni -et

JJ |

(r [f (T

sa-lus tu - a. Qua-re moe-ro-re con-sume-ris? qua-re iu-no-va-

j

vit te do-lor? Sal-va-bo te, no - li ti-me- re:

>

jt [f [T-ff^J^J J* JT; ^

e -go e-nim sum

TUTTl

Do-mi-nus De-ustu-us, San-ctus Is-ra-el, Red-em-ptor tu - us. Ro-ra-te, etc.

251

259LATIN HYMNS

MISE

Ihf-l 1 1

LATIN HYMNS

1 J J

261LATIN HYMNS

TE DEUM LAUDAMUS(FOR THANKSGIVING)

Roman Version

Te De-um lau -da - mus: te Do - mi -numcon-fi - te-mur.

r

Te ae-ter-num Pa - trem o - mnis ter - ra ve - ne - ra - tur.

;, J^J J J J J J J^Jfr

Ti-bi o-mnes An-ge-li, ti - bi coe-li et u-ni-ver-sae po-te- sta-tes.

p IJ)[f

Ti - bi Che -ru-bim et Se - ra-phim in - ces - sa - bi - li vo - ce

pro- cla-mant. San club: San ctus:

nSan-ctus Dcf-mi - nus De - us Sa - ba - oth. Pie - ni sunt coe -

r r r J

li et ter - ra ma -je

- sta -tis glo - ri - ae tu - ae.

Te glo - ri - o A - po - sto - lo - rum cho - rus:

n*> r

To Pro - phe - ta - rum lau - da - bi - lis nu - me -rus:

JP F f

Mar -ty- ruin can- di - da - tus lau - dat ex- er - ci - tus.

M

LATIN HYMNS

3 ^Te per or - bem ter - rf - ruin san - eta eon - fi - te

ntur EC - cle - bi - a: Pa trem itu - men - sae

JJI[T [T [T [T p

ma - je- sta - tis: Ve - ne - ran - dum tu - urn ve - rum,

et u ni - cum Ff - li - urn: Sari

Pa - ra - cli - turn Spi - ri-tum. Tu Rex glo - ri - ae, Chri-ste.

Tu Pa - tris bem -pi

- ter - nus es Ff li - us.

[T y F

Tu ad li - be - ran- dum su - bee - ptu- rus ho - mi -. nem,

non hor - ru - i - sti Vir -gi

- nis u - te - rum.

^ g

Tu, de - vi - cto mor - tis a - cu - le -o, a - pe

ru - f - sti ere - den - ti - bus re - gna coe - IcT - rum.

Tu ad dex-te-rarn De - i se -de^, in glcT- ri - a Pa - tris.

255

LATIN HYMNS

dex crT- de-ris es - so ven - tu - rus.

Te er - go quae- su-mub, tu - is ia- mu - lib sub - ve - ni,

pre - ti - o - so ban-gui - ne red - e

E -t<

JL ^ \

LATIN HYMNS

si - ne pec - ca - to nos cu - sto - df - re. Mi - se

re - re no -stri, Do - mi - ne, mi - se - re - re no - stri.

Fi - at mi - se - ri - cor - di - a tu -a, Do - mi -

ne, su - per nos

quern - ad - mo - dum spe - ra - vi - mub in te. In te.

cun fun - dar in ae num.

V. Benedicamus Patrem et Fflium cum Sancto SpiYitu.H. Laudemus et superexaltemus eum in saecula.

V. Beuedictus; es Domine in firmamento coeli.

R. Et laudabilis,et gloriosus, et superexaltatus in saecula.

V. Domine exaudi orationem meam.R. Et clamor meus ad te veniat.

V. Ddminus vobfscum. R. Et cum spfritu tuo.

Oremus.

Deus, cujus misericdrdiae non est numerus, et bonitatis iufinftus est thesaurus: pnhbimte majestati tuaj pro collatis donis gratias agituus, tuam semper cle-

mentiam exorantesjut qui petentibus postulata conce dis, eosdem non deserens,adpriemia futura disponas. Per Christum Dominum nostrum. R. Amen.

257

262LATIN HYMNS

VENI CREATOR SPIRITU8

I-ftc

263LATIN HYMNS

AVE MARIS STELLABreviary

Andante (J =84)

LAMBILLOTTE

1. A -ve, Ma - ris Stel -

la,2. Su-mens il - lud XA - ve

De - i Ma - ter al - ma,Ga-bri - e - Us o - re,

I Pf F % PPf

At-que sem-per vir -go,

Fun-da nos in pa -ce,

Fe-lix coe-li porHe-vae no

^ F F f p ir f

i

i

At-que semper vir

Fun-da nos in pago, Fe-lix coe-li por- ta.

ce, Mu-tans He-vae no -men. A- men.

m3.

Solve vincla reis,Prefer lumen caecis,

Mala nostra pelle,Bona cuncta posce;Mala nostra pelle,Bona cuncta posce.

4.

Monstrateesse Matrem,Sumat per te preces,

Qui pro nobis natus

Tulit esse tuus;

Qui pro nobis natus

Tulit esse tuus.

5.

Virgo singularis,Inter omnes mitis,Nos culpis solutos

Mites fac et castosjNos culpis solutos

Mites fac et castos.

6.

Vitam praesta puram,Iter para tutum,Ut videntes JesumSemper collaetemur;Ut videntes JesumSemper collaetemur.

7.

Sit laus Deo Patri,Summo Christo decus,

Spiritui Sancto,Tribus honor unus;Spiritui Sancto,Tribus honor unus.

259

LATIN HYMNSAVE, MARIS STELLA

Brevi

265Breviary

Moderato (J- = 48)

LATIN HYMNSAVE, MARIS STELLA

French Melody

PS i1. A - ve, Ma-ris stel -

la,

2.Su-uiens il- lud A - ve .

De - i Ma-ter al -

Gab-ri - el - is o -

ma,re,

At -

Fun -

m ^que sem-per Vir - go,da nos in pa -

ce,

Fe - lix COB - li por -ta, _ At

Mu - tians E-va no - men, _ Fun

i

j.j>jJHJJ bJ J i

[:

que sein-per Vir -go,da nos in pa -

ce,

Fe - lix cce-li por - ta. _Mu-tans E-vae no - men. A - men.

3.

Solve vincla reis,

Profer lumen caecis;

ll- Mala nostra pelle,Bona cuncta posce.:||

4.

Monslra te esse matrem;Sumat per te preces,

ll:Qui pro nobis natus

. Tulit esse tuus.:||

5.

Virgo singularis,Inter omnes raitis,

||:Nos culpis solutos,Mites fac et castos.:||

6.

Vitam praesta puram,Iter para tutuui,

II: Ut videntes Jesum,Semper collietemur.

:||

7.

Sit laus Deo Patri,

Summo Christo decus

Il-Spiritui Sancto,Tribus honor unus.--ll Amen.

. Dignare me laudare te,Virgo Sacrata. A Da mihi virtutem contra hostes tuos.

261

266LATIN HYMNS

TE JOSEPH, CELEBRENTBreviary

Andante (J-= 144)

tTi ft d r~l

267LATIN HYMNS

ISTE CONFESSORBreviary

Moderate (J = 54)4

1. Is - te Con-fes - sor Do - mi- ni, co - le*h - tes Quern pi- e

2. gui pi -us, pru-dens, hu-mi-lis pu - df -cus, SJb-ri-am

m f f if MM

*laud - antdux - it

po -pu-li per or - bem, Hac di - e l*j - tus

si - ne la - be vi - tam, Do - nee hu - man - us

3~fj*i t

l

t im

me - ru - it be - aan - i - ma-vit au

-tas,

- raj

Scan - de - re

Spf - ri - tusse - des.

ar - tus. A - men.

3.

Cujus ob pr&stans meritum frequenterAigra quay passim jacuere, membra,Viribus morbi domitis, saluti

Restituuntur.

4.Noster nine illi chorus obsequentemCdncinit laudem, celebresque palmas,-Ut piis ejus precibus juvemurOmne per aevum.

5.Sit Salus illi,decus atque virtus,

Qui, super coali sdlio cortlscans,Totfus mundi seriem gubeinatTrinus et unus. Amen.

. Amavit eum Dominus et ornavit eum. J^Stolam gloria Tnduit eum.

268Breviary

Moderato(l -- 54)

LATIN HYMNSISTE CONFESSOR

m2. gui pi -us, pru - dens, hu - mi-lib pu

- di - c

iJ; 0Mj J 1 |f t |||= ff < f iff 1

269

Moderate

LATIN HYMNSJESU CORONA VIRGINUM

(FEAST OF VJXGIXS) BLANCHI

lt

i i iJe - su, co-ro - na Vir- gi-num, Quern Ma-ter il - la con -

ci-pit,Qui per-gis inter li - li -

a, Sep-tus cho-re - is Vir - gi-niuu,

uaa so - la Virpun - sus de - co

go, Vir

rus, dego par - tu-rit. Haecco - rus glo - ri a, Spon

i i igfadW

vosib

rta

que

Y-clered

mens ac

pree

ci -pe.

mi - a. _

^m mREFRAIN

j iijJJiJ J iJ J J iJ . i

au. Mi-se-re-re no - bis, Cor Te-su mi - se -! F

Cor Je-su, Je-su. Mi-se-re-re nobis, Cor Je-su mi-

Ôv * ~ ^ .... - r . /^ ^ f .* < 1* Jî^f f

4: m m 3 ire re, Cor Je- su mi-se- re - re no^ bis---

S.Quocumque tendis, Virgines 4.Te deprecamur supplices,Sequuntur, atque laudibus Nostris ut addas sensibusPostte canentes, canente*^ cursitant, Nescire prorsus,prorsus omniaHymnosque dulces personant. Corruptionis vulnera.

5. Virtus, honor laus, gloriaDeo Patri cum Filio,Sancto simul, simul Paraclito,In saeculorum, secula.

265

270LITANIES

LITANY OF THE BLESSED


|N

VIRGIN MARYLITANIES

Christe e le - i - son Chris te e

Christe au - di -nos Chris - te exFili Redemptormundi De - us mi - se - re - re

Sancta trfnitas unus De - us mi - se - re - re

le - - son.au - di -nos.no - bis.

no - bis.

*

[-4-T

j J1

LITANIES

FOR KYRIE AND AGNUS DEI

-?w

LITANIES


/I Jf H 1

/ife i? o t-^_

*Tt7T- f-

LITANIES


*).f

tfd i 8

271 VIVAT! VIVAT!(Welcome to a new pastor)

Allegretto (J = 72)

IF!

272FORTY HOURS

FORTY HOURS ADORATION

OPENING

1.After Mass tile Blessed Sacrament is incensed

2.PROCESSION during which "Pange Lingua" page is sung3.TANTUM ERGO: at the "Genitori" the Blessed Sacrament is incensed

4.LITANY of Saints

5. Orations sungfcjr ib* priest

CLOSING1. LITANY immediately after Muss2. PROCESSION: -Pange Lingua" is sung3.TANTUM ERGO: at the "Genitori" the Blessed Sacrament is incensed

4.0RATIONS by the priest: then Benediction.

CAXTORS

LITANY OF THE SAINTS

CHORUS

3 ^?=PKy -ri-e e-le -i- son. Chri -ste e - Itf - i - son.

%=f=

FORTY HOURS

Sancte Joannes Baptfsta. Ora,etc.

Sancte Joseph. Ora, etc.

Omnes sancti Patriarch** et Proph-

etie. Orate, etc.

Saucte Petre. Ora, ate.

Sancte Paule,

Sancte Andre a,

Sancte Jacobe,Saucte Joannes,Sancte Thorn a,

Sancte Jacobe,Sancte Phillfppe,

Sancte Bartholomaee,

Sancte Matthaee,

Sancte Simon,Sancte Thaddaee,Sancte Matthfa,Sancte Barnaba,Sancte Luc a,

Sancte Marce,Omnes sancti Apostoli

et Evangelists,Omnes sancti Discfpuli

Domini,Omnes sancti Innocentes,

Sancte Stephane,Sancte Laurent i>

Sancte Vincenti,

Sancti Fabiane et

Sebastiane,Sancti Joannes et

Paule,

Sancti Cosma et

Damiane,Sancti Gervasi et

Protasi, orate.

ora.

ora.

ura.

ora.

ora.

ora.

ora.

ora.

ora.

ora.

ora.

ora.

ora.

ora.

ora.

orate.

orate,

orate.

ora.

ora.

. ora.

orate,

orate,

orate.

Omnes sancti Mar

ty re*,

Sancte Silvester,

Sancte Gregori,Sancte Ainbrosi,

Sancte Augustine,Sancte Hieronyme,Sancte Martfne,Sancta Nicolae,Gomes sancti Pontfiices

et Conf et>sores,

Omues saucti Doc-

tores,

Sancte Antoni,

Sancte Benedfcte,

Sancte 3rnarde,Sancte Domfnice,Sancte Francrsce,

Omnes sancti Sacer-

dotes et Levftu?,

Omnes sancti McTn -

achi et EreuafttJ,

Sancta MarTa Mag-dalena,

Sancta Agatha,Sancta Lucia,

Sancta Agnes,Sancta Ccecflia,

Sancta Catharfna,Sancta Anastasia,

sanctum Virgi -

nes et

orate.

orate,

ora.

ora.

ora.

ora.

ora.

orate,

orate.

ora.

ora.

ora.

ora.

ora.

ora.

ora.

orate.

* """

r r I

Pro - pf- ti - us es -

to, Par - ce no -bis, Do - mi - ne.

Propftius esto, exaudi nos, Ddmine.Ab omni malo,Ab omni peccato,Ab ira tua,A subitanea et improvfsa morte,

Ab insfdiis diaboli,Ab ira ct odio et omni malavolun-

tate,A spfritu formcatidnis,A fulgure et tempest&te,A flagello terraemdtus,A peste, fame, et bello

is

5!

A morte perpetua,Per myste"rium sanctae mcarnati6ni

tuae.Per adyentum tuum,Per nativitatem tuam,Per baptfsmum, et sanctum jeju -

mum tuum,Per crucem et passidnem tuam,Per mortem et sepulturam tuam,Per sanctam resurrectidnem tuam,Per admirabilem ascensidnem tuam,Per adyentum SpfritusSanctiPara-

cliti.In die Judfcii.

Pec - ca - to - res. Te

Ut nobis parcas,Ut nobis indulgeas,Ut ad veram poenitentiam nos per-

ducere digneVis,Ut ecclesiam tuam sanctam re^gere,

et conservare digneris,

Ut domum apostolicum, et omnesecclesiasticos drdines in sancta

religione conservare digneris,Ut inimfcos sanctae ecclesiae humili-

are digne ris^

Ut regibus, et princfpibus Christi-anis pacem, et veram conco rdiamdonare digneris,

Ut cuncto populo Christiano pacem,et unitatem largfri digneris, ,

ro - gam - us au - di - nos.

Ut nosmetfpsos in tuo sancto servf-

tio confortare, et conservaredigneris,

Ut mentes nostras ad coelestia de-sideria erigas,

Ut omnibus benefactdribus nostris

sempiterna bona retrfbuas,Ut animas nostras -fratrum, propin-qudrum, et benefactdrum nos-trdrum ab aeterna damnationeeripias

Ut fructus terrae dare, et conservare

digneris,Ut omnibus fidelibus defunctis re

quiem aeternam donare digneYis,Ut nos exaudfre digneris,

Fili Dei,

5?

A-gr^s De

FORTY HOURS

Jt m P ^ V P i

FORTY HOURS

OREMUS

Deus, qui nobis sub Sacramento mirabili Passionis tuae memdriamreli-

btij tribue, quaesumus, ita nos Corporis, et Sanguinis tui sacra Mysteriave-

netarijut Redemptionis tuae friictum in nobis jugiter sentiamus.

Concede nos fanrulos tuub, quaesumus, Ddmine Deus, perpetua mentis, et

corporis sanitate gaudere; et gloriosa Beatae Mariae semper Virginia inter-

cessidne a praesenti liberari tristftia, et aeterna perfrui laetftia.

Omnfpotens bempiterne Deus, miserere famulo tuo Pontffici nostro N.,

et dTrige eum secundum tuam clementiam in viam salutis aeternae, ut, te

donante, tibi placita cupiat, et tota virtute perffciat.

Deus, refugium nostrum et virtus, adesto piis Ecclesiae tuae precibus,auctor ipse pietatis: et praesta, ut quod fideliter petimus, efficaciter conse-

quamur.

Omnrpotens, sempiterne Deus, qui salvas omnes, et neminem vis perfre:

respice ad animas, diabdlica fraude decc-ptas; ut omni haeretica pravitatede-

pdsita, errantium corda resipfscant, et ad veritatis tuae redeant unitatem.

Omnipotens, sempiterne Deus, qui vivdrum dominaris simul et mortuor-

um, omniumque misereris, quos tuos fide et dpere futures esse praendscis: te

supplices exoramus, ut pro quibus effundere preces decrevimus, quosque vel

praesens saeculum adhuc in carne retinet, vel futurum jam exutos cdrporesu-

scepit, intercendentibus omnibus Sanctis tuis, pietatis tuae dementia omnium

delictdrum suorum veniam consequantur. Per Ddminum nostrum JestunChri-stum Friium tuurn, qui tecum vivit, et regnat in unitate Spfritus Sancti Deus,

per dmnia saecula saeculdrum. R. Amen.The celebrant kneels and sings:

K Ddmine, exaudi orationem meam.R. Et clamor meus ad te veniat.

The chanters intone:

K Exaudiat nos omnipotent* et misericors Ddminuti.

R. Et cubtodiat nos semper. Amen.The celebrant nulljo ins:

KFidelium animae per misericdrdiam Dei requiescant in pace.R- Amen.

876

273(J..46)

BENEDICTION

O SALUTARISOld Hymnal

1. O sa - lu - taJIJTJ

- lu - ta - ri

2. U - ni trin- o - queHoDo

sti -a,

mi - noQuit) COB - li

"Sit sem- pi- *

i

j, j j U JJpan - dis o - sti

ter - na gld - ri

um:a! .

Bel la pre-munt ho

Qui vi - tarn si - ne

>

i Ster - mi - no,

i

Da ro-bur, ler aux -i^- li

No- bis do - net in pa - trium.a. A-men.

tÂndante (J = 84)

O SALUTARIS WernerS1. O sa- lu - ta - ris Ho - sti -

a,2. U- ni trin - o - que Do - mi - no

QuiB cce - li pan - disKj "

ai - ter - na

r f ri

i

rif r ma

nW^fsti - um:ri - a!

~T~o

glo-Bel - la ore - munt ho - stT

Qui vi-tam si - ne terli

mia,no,

1

tDa ro-bur, ferNo- bis do - net

aux - i - li - um.in pa - tri - a. men.M

277

BENEDICTION

O SALUTARIS

(J r 69)Webbe

3. : : . i: :

-.

1. O sa2. U - ni trin

u - ta - ris Ho - sti - a, Quw coe - li pan - dis;rin - o - que Do - mi - no sit sem - pi

- ter - na/v * m

r r i] f r r ir r

i j u jj.>

of

- sti-um: Bel - la prTP-munt ho - stf - li -a, Da

glo - ri - a! Qui vi - tarn si - ne ter - mi - no No -

i

rp-

bur, fer aux -i^

- li - um.bis do - net in pa tri - a. men.

(J = 58)

O SALUTARIS

f Ml J 1 1=

BENEDICTION

O SALUTARIS

(J = 92)From Beethoven

*? =tF=1. O sa - lu - ta -

2. U -

ui-^jtrin - oj^

ris H - sti -a, Quae cce - lin - mi - no sit sem-pi

pan - dister - nam

iifeif=

o - sti - um: Bel - la

glo - ri - a Qui vi

Hfc*

pro- munt ho - stf

tarn^/U^-i

ne terli

mia, Dano No

ira//.

hff 1

274BENEDICTION

TANTUM ERGO(J -- 72)

Haydn

1. Tan-tum er-gp Sa-cra- men-turn Ve - ne - re -mur cer-nu -i,

2. Gen - i - td-ri, Gen-i - to - que Lautt tt ju - bi - la - ti -o,

iH r iv r r r if

Et an-tf-quum dp -cu- men-turn No - vo ce - dat rjf-tu-i.Sa- lu., hon- or, vir-tus quo -que, Sit et be - ne - dfc-ti-o.

}. Jjjlj: ir * r r f *

Prae-stet fi-des t>up-ple-men-tum,Sen-su- um de - fec-tu- i.

Pro - ce- den-ti ab u-tro-que, Corn-par sit lau - da - ti - o. A -men.m i

(J = 58)

TANTUM ERGO Webbe

e* * 31. Tan-tum er-go Sa - era- naen- turn Ve - ne-re-mur cer2. Gen - i -td-ri, Gen-i - to - que Laus et ju-bi - la

nuti

EtSa-

an-tf-quum do - cu- men-turn No - vo ce - dat rf

lus, hon-or, vir-tus quo- que, Sit et be - ne -

- tu - i.

^ **Prae-stet fi-des sup-ple-mTn-tum, Sen-su-um de - fee - tu - i.

Pro - ce- den-ti ab u-trd-cûe, Corn-par sit lau- da- ti- o.u-tro-.que, t/o

^NA - men.

P i

280

BENEDICTION

TANTUM ERGO(j = 58)

Etts

1. Tan-turn er - go Sa-cra-men-tum Ve-ne-re-mur cer - nu-i,2. Gen - i - to -

ri, Gen-i - to - que Laus et ju - bi - la - ti-o,

J

rM MM ,

nJ ifT

mEt an -tf-quum do- cu-men-turn No - vo ce-dat ri - tu-i.

Sa-lus, hon-or, vir-tus quo -que, Sit et^be-ne - dfc - ti-o.

P P

PS 13 HHPrae-stet fi - des sup-pli-meti-tuai, Sen-su-um de - fee - tu-i.

Pro - ce-den-ti ab u - tro- que, Coin-par sit lau - da -ti-o. A-men.m m^(J=46)

TANTUM ERGORussian Tune

^1. Tan-tuna ergo Sa- era -men-turn Ve - ne - re - mur cej-nu2. Gen-i - to -

ri, Gen-i - to -que Laus et ju - bi - la- ti

Et an - ti - quum dp- cu - men-turn No-vo ce-dat ri - tu -

Sa-lus, hon - or, vir -tus^ quo- que. Sit et be- ne - dic-ti

o- *+

Prae-stet fi - des sup-pli- men-turn, Sen- su- um de-fec-tu- i.

Pro - ce - den-ti ab u - tro- qvie, Com-par sit lau-da-ti - o. A - men.

- ^281

BENEDICTION

TANTUM ERGO

Lento (d = 63)

Webbe

1. Tan-turn er-go S a- era-men -turn Ve - ne - re -mur cer - nu2. Gen-i - td-ri, Gen-i - to - que Laus et ju-bi - la - ti

t î JijjiiEt an - tf-quum do-cu - men- turn No -vo . ce-dat rf - tu - i.

Sa-lus, hon-or, vir-tus quo- que, Sit et be - ne - dfc - ti - o.

**

Prae-stet fi-des sup-ple-men-tum, Sen-jm-um de - fec^ tu - i.

Pro - ce - den- ti ab u - tro - que, Coui-par sit lau - da - ti - o. A- men.

JF i|

; m 1

pip t

; \f nn ii J^(J-69)

TANTUM ERGO

J :>-;

1. Tan-tuna er-gp Sa - cra-men-tum Ve - ne - re - mur cer - nu-i2. Gen - i -

td-ri, Gen - i - td - que Laus et ju - bi - la ti-o,

*m p

Et an-ti-quum do - cu- men-turn No - vo ce-dat rf - tu-i.

Sa-lus, hon-or, vir - tus quo -que, Sit et be-ne - dfc - ti - o.

J-

i f r if P

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

282

BENEDICTIONTANTUM ERGO

Moderato (J = 69)

1. Tan- tuna er -go

2. Gen- i - tor -i,

r ifji

1

if r

Sa - era - men-turn Ve - ne - re - murGen - i - to - que Laus et ju - bi -

+ M JL M.

PPIcer. - nu -

i,U _- ti -o,

Et an - ti - quum do - cu - men -turn,Sa -

lus, hon -or, vir - tus quo - que,

r r ir r ir r

No - voSit et

ce - dat ribe - ne - dfc

tu - i. Prae-stet f i - desti - o. Pro- ce - den-ti .

sup-ple-men-tum, Sen-su-um de-fec-tu- i$ Prae-stetab - u - tro- que, Corn-par sit lau-da- ti -

o,- Pro - ce -

KÊH C Cl r r !l" r if g if P if _i. =&

275BENEDICTION

DIVINE PRAISE

I | |r

1 1

i r vii. <:1 I

Blessed be God! Blessed be His Ho -ly Name! B

^ A A I\

*

true man- Blessed be the Name of Je-sus, J9

P i

3o ~H oil <

Heart, Blessed be Jesus in themost Holy Sacrament of the al - tar! Blessed be the

^J m 4 i /^ m J

pp"

1 =ijjH j J j ^

276

t-44

278Deus In Adjutorium etc. ay on page 296

VESPERSVESPERS

(According to "Anti-

DIXIT DOMINUS

[rlit i

FOR SUNDAYSphonarium Romanum")

PSALM CIXFull

VESPERS

VII. 6.

VESPERS

280 BEATUS VIR

mICC

ORGAN In man-da-tis. Be-a - tusvir, quir\

ti - met Do-miaum

i2. Potens in terra erit

3. Gloria et divftiie in4. Exortum ebt in tenebris5. Jucundus homo qui misere

tur et comoiodatjf dispjouetsermones suos

6. In memdria aeterna7. Paratum cor ejus speare in

Dommo,t coniirmatum e st

8. Dibpersit, dedit^ pauperibus:tjubtitiaejub manet in Sie^

- cu - lum9. Peccator videbit, etirascetur

dentibub suib fremet et talO.Gloria^Pa

- -tri, et

11. Sic ut erat in principle, et nuiic, et

be - mendo - molu- men

in jue - rit

cor

e^-jus:

e -jus:

re - ctis:

di - do:ju

- stus:

e -jus:

sit) - culi:

be - scet:Ff -

lio,

sem-per,

man da - lib pit ni - mis.

LAUDATE PUERIANTIPHON

ORGAN Sitno-menDo-mi-ni.Lau-da - te

/TNpu - eri Do-minum,

Ir f

2. SitnomenDomini be - ne - di -ctum,

3.A solib ortu Ubque ad oc - ca - sum,4 Excelaussuperdmnes gen- tes Do -

minus,5. y uib bicutDominus

Deus noster, qui in a l - tis ha -bitat,

6. Suscitans a ter - ra in -opem,

7. Ut collocet eum cum prin-cf -pibub,8. Quihabitarefacitste-rileui in do - mo,9.Gloria Pa-triet Pi. -

lio,

lO.Sicut eirat inprincipio,

etnunc, et sem -per,

no-men Do - mi -ni cu - la.

288

VESPERS

PSALM CXIIV 6.

VESPERS

282

VESPERS

PSALM CXIIITonus Peregrines

283Breviary

VESPERSLUCIS CREATOR

Plain Song

1. Lu - cis Cre - a - tor op - ti - me,2.Qui mane jun-ctum ves-pe - ri

Lu-cem di - e - rum pro-fe-rens,Di - em vo - ca - ri prte

- ci -pis:

r r r t!

i î j- ^>, _,, p v

Pri-mor-di-is lu-cis no-vae, Mun-di pa-rans o - ri - gi-nem.II- la- bi-tur te-trum cha- os, Au-dipre-ces cum fie- ti- bus. A - men

5~ P rs

284VESPERS

MAGNIFICAT

vmi.

ri 1 1 i-Ji i JiJ=t

285 CREATOR ALME.

(For Advent.)

CHANT, PAGE 292.

1 Creator alme siderum,Acterna lux credentium;Tesu Redemptor 6mnium,Intende votis supplicum.

2 Qui daemonis ne fraudibusPeriret orbis impetuAm6ris actus, languid!Mundi medela factus es.

3 Commune qui mundi nefas

Ut expiares, ad Crucem4 E Virginis Sacrario

Intacta prodis victima.

V. RoratecpeJi desuper, et nubes

pluantjustum.

4 Cujus potstas gloriaeNomennue cum pnmum sonat,"Ft coelites et infer!

Tretnente curvantur genu.

& Te deprecamus, ultimaeMagnurn diei Judicem :

ArrrMs supernae gratiaeDefehde nos ab hostibus.

6 Virtus, honor, laus, gloriaDeo Patri cum Filio,Fancto simul Paraclito,In saeculorum saecula. Amen.

R. Aperiatur terra, et Rerminettorem.

286 AUDI, BENIGNE CONDITOR.(For Lent.)

CHANT, PAGE 292.

1 Audi, benigne Conditor,Nostras preces cum fl^tibus,

In hoc sacro jejunioFusas quadragenario.

2 Scrutator alme cordium,Infima tu scis virium :

Ad te reversis exhibeRemissi6nis gratiam.

3 Multurn quidem peccAvimus,Sed parce confit6ntibus:

Ad n6minis laudem tui

Confer medelam l&nguidis.

4 Concede nostrum conteri

Corpus per abstin6ntiam :

Culpae ut relinnuant pabulumJejuna corda cnminum.

5 Praesta, beata Trinitas,

Conc6de, simplex Unitas,Ut fructuosa sint tuis.

Jeiuniorum munera. Amen.

V.R.

Angelis suis Deus mandavit de te.

Ut custodiant te in omnibus viis tuis.

287 VEXILLA REGIS.

(For Passiantide. )

CHANT, PAGE 292.

1 Vexilla regis prodeunt,Fulget crucis mysteriumQua vita mortem pertulitEt morte vitam protulit.

2 Quae vulnerata lanceaeMucr6ne diro, criminumUt nos lav&ret sordibusMan4vit unda et sanguine.

3 Impleta sunt quae c6ncinitDavid fid^li carmine.Dic^ndo nationibus:

Regnavit a ligno Deus.

4 Arbor decora et fulgida,Orn4ta Regis puroura,Electa digno stipiteTarn sancta membra tangere.

5 Beata cujus brachiisPr6tium pependit saeculi,

Stat^ra facto corporis,

TuMtque praedam tartari.

6 O Crux, ave, spes unica,Hos Passionis t^mporePiis adauge gratiam,Reisque dele crimina.

7 Te, fons salutis Trinitas,Collaudet omnis spiritus:

Quibus Crucis vict6riam

Largiris, adde praemium.

V. Eripe me, Domine, ab homine malo.R. A viro iniquo eripe me.

294

288 AD REGIAS AGNI.

(For Paschal- Time.}

CHANT, PAGE 292.

1 Ad regies Agni dapes,Stolis amicti candidis,Post transitum Maris Ruhr,Christo canamus Principi.

2 Divina cujus charitas

Sacrum pr6pinat sanguinem,Almique membra corporisAmor Sacerdos immolat.

3 Sparsum cru6rem poslibusVastator horret Angelus-Fugitque divisuin mare,Mergiintur hostes fluctibus.

4 Jam Pascha nostrum Christus est,

Paschalis idem Victima.Et pora puris m^ntibusSinceritatis azyma.

V. Mane nobiscum, D6mine. A leluia.

5 O vera coeli Victima,Subjects cui sunt tartara,Soluta mortis vincula,

Recepta vitae praemia.

6 Victoi , subactis mferis,

Trophaea Christus 6xplicat,

Coeloque aperto, subditumRegem tenebrarum trahit.

7 Ut sis perenne mentibusPaschale, Jesu, gaudium,A morte dira criminumVitae renitos libera.

8 Deo Patri sit gloria,

Et Pilio, qui a mortuisSurr6xit, ac Paraclito,In sempiterna saecula. Amen.

R. Quoniam advesperascit. Alleluia.

289 EXULTET ORBIS.

(For Apostles and Evangelists,)

CHANT, PAGE 292.

1 Exultet orbis gaudiis:Coelum resultet liudibus:

Apostol6rum gloriamTellus et astra concinunt.

2 Vos saecu!6rum judicesEt vera mundi lumina,Votis precamur c6rdium;Audite voces supplicum.

3 Qui templa coeli clauditis,

Serasque verbo s61vitis,

Nos a reatu noxios

Solvi jubete, quaesumus.

V.R.

In omnem terram exivit sonus eorum.Et in fines orbis terrae verba eorum.

4 Praecepta quorum pr6tinusLanguor, salusque sentiunt,Sanate mentes languidas,Augete nos virtutibus,

5 Ut, cum redibit ArbiterIn fine Christus saeculi,

Nos sempiterni gaudiiConcedat esse c6mpotes.

6 Patri, simiilque Filio,

Tibique, Sancte Spiritu3,Sicut fuit, sit jiigiter

Saeclum per omne gloria. Amen.

V. Annuntiaverunt opera Dei.

R. Et facta ejus intellexerunt.

290 DEUS TUORUM.( For a Martyr^

CHANT, PAGE 292.

Deus, tuorum militumSors et corona, praemium,Laudes canentes Ma.rtyrisAbsolve nexu criminis.

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

Poenas cucurrit fortiêr,Et sustulit viriliter,

Fundensque pro te sanguinem,Aeterna dona possidet.

V.R.

V.R.

Ob hoe precatu suppliciTe poscimus, piisime:In hoc triumpho MartyrisDimitte noxam servulis.

Laus et perennis gloriaPatri sit, atque Filio,

Sancto simul Paraclito,In sempiterna saecula. Amen,

Gloria et honore coronasti euro, Domine.Et constituisti eum super opera manuumtuarum.

Justus ut palma florebit.

Sicut cedrus Libani multiplicabitur.

295

VESPERSVESPERS

According to

PATER NOSTER

ORGAN PRIEST Intones

m u n nDe-us in ad-ju-to - ri-um me-um in- ten - de.

-HTF

FOR SUNDAYS"St. Basil s Hymnal"

AVE MARIA (Iu Secret)

VESPERS

Septuagesima Sunday until

Holy Thursday instead of Allelulia.

r 4 4 j 4

VESPERS

292 CONFITEBOR

jr-f-r^ i j J J i

PSALM CX

VESPERS

j

VESPERS

294

VESPERS

PSALM CXII

laud ate

H8II

no men Do mini.

ex hoc nunc, et

laudabileet super caslos

et humflia respicit in ca-Jlo

et de stercorecum princfpibusmatrem fill

et Spi-

et iu siticula secu -

usno

gltf

et

e

poori

lo

que in

menria

Doe

in ter

rigens paupuli surum lie - tautui Saurum. A

culum.mini.

jus.

ra?

perem.i.

tern.

cto.

men.

PSALM CXVI

296Breviary ,

Moderate J = 104

Conditor Alice

th r^ i i J i-] 4~T4 4 i

297VESPERS

MAGNIFICAT

Ma-gnf- fi cat anima me Do - minum.

urn

Iffi^^H

298Antiphonary

Adagio (J = 69)

SOLO

VESPERSALMA REDEMPTORIS

(From Advent till the Purification)

ijv.jij J

1. Al - ma, Al - ma, Al2. Sur-ge-re qui cu - rat Pop

ma, Re-demp-to - ris

u-lo tu quae ge - nu

tj

Cr

is

f r- ter quae per-vi- a coe -

li, Por- ta ma-nes et stel - la-

ti, Na - tu - ra mi - ran -te, Tu - um sane - turn Ge - ni -

f I iFffif P"

r

-/f

299VESPERS

AVE REGINA(From Purification till Easter)

ve, Re-gf - na cos - lo

^-JLA ve

*: o

0,

300VESPERS

REGINA COELI

Breviary(From Easter till Trinity Sunday)

Allegretto (J = 100) SQLO

LABAT.

Re-gf-na coa -li, lae - ta-rel Al-le-lu-

i j .mi-

Mb

rT

ia, Al - le-lu- ia, Al-le-lu -La, Al-le - lu - ia.

5^ 3 ig

i amCHORUS

J1

i eE F I

8r =f=

Re-gf-na coe - li lie - ta - re I Al-le- li -ia, Al - le-lu-

Al-le-lu- ia,

J Jpf.lp p

j ^ rria-, Al-le-lu -

ia, Al-le - lu

^^- ia Al - le - lii -

i306

VESPERS

Al-le-lu-ia, __

J) J) J--Al-le-lu-ia,^

^ fia Al-le-lfi- ia, Al - le-lu -

ia. Al-le-lu-

BAl- le-lrf-ia,

-;> J) J> J) J-

Fine

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

FF

Slower

Qui - a quern me - ru - is -ti, me - ru - is - ti por -

ii^ i j J .I

i i wif^

/ffi

^=J

VESPERS

DUETModerate

i.

* L^7T

Re-sur - rex - it si-cut dix -it, Al le - lu - ia. Re-sur-H iP

Pi jiji

frex-it si-cut dixit, Al-le-lu-ia, Al - le-lu - ia.

4dî .1 Wi

ASOLOLento^ J J i J J

O - ra pro no - bis pro no - bis, De - um, O - ra pro

p^fe i

mino - bis pro no-bis De-um,Al-le-lu -

ia, Al-le-lu - ia.

B, et laetare, Virgo Marfa. Alleluia,

surrexit, Dominus vere. Alleluia.

308

D.S.

301VESPERS

SALVE REGINA(From Trinity Sunday Till Advent)

J Ji J J J J J J J J J .< J^^___ ^-o ^ CJ

Sal-ve, Re-gi - na, Ma-ter mi-se-ri-cor-di-ae, vi-ta, dul-ce - do,

et spes no-stra,salve.Adte clama-mus,ex-u-les Fi-li-i He-vaj. Adte suspi-ra-mus,

J i

r

JJ, r

etflen-tes, inhac la-cry-ma-rumval-le. E-ia er-go,ad-vo-ca-ta no-stra

J ii

^r

r r^^j

i J J j JJÎl-los tu - os mi-se -re-coir - des o - cu-los ad nos con-ver- te

L,. gJ V J

I* fTH r **

302

i

rRe -

qui - em as

J ^L J,

tor nam do

J J JJ

. j J

î/p, r^j \ f \

MASS FOR THE DEAD

KYRIEThree times Three times

ri- e le-i-son. Chri

J.

ste

J

I .r r r

Twice

ifi J I t-V-f

MASS FOR THE DEAD

3^^3-J mmbe-a-ti-tu di - ne per fru-i.

3JJjj j rcSEQUENCE

Dies Irae, Dies Ilia

1. Di - es i -rae, di - es

il^- la, Sol - vet se - clum in fa -

2. Quaa-tus tre- merest fu -tu-rus, Quan- do ju - dex est ven -

J 1 I J- ^ J _ Jy^FE^r

vfl- la: Te - ste Da - vid cum Si-byl- la. 3. Tu - ba mi - rumtu-rus, Cuu- eta stri - cte dis-cus-su - rus!4. Morsstu-pe - bit

Wri eI/J^K J^TÎ

MASS FOR THE DEAD

ft%-l 11 J 1 1 1 J J J 1 f=

mis - si - o - nis,vul - tus me - us:

i

An - te di - em ra - ti - o - nis

Sup -pli

- can - ti par - ce De - us.

tr

fjfh\\.\

MASS FOR THE DEAD

r F rtrf-tum qlia- si ci - nis:

J

Ge - re cu-ram me- i fi - nis

18.La-cri mo - sa di - es il-la, Qua re-sur-get ex fa-vil-la

=d: 3 J J j7J j i J

19. Ju-di-can-dus ho - mo re -us: Hu-ic tr-go parF

ce De-us.

sf

~T- v r~p^-f w p^r ?- -p^ ?20.Pi-e Je- su Do-mi-ne, do-na e - is .re-qui-em. A

JJJJ J

r r r r-r r ^r^RESPONSES AT GOSPEL

D ominus vobfscum. /^. Et cum spfritutuo-Sequentia etc. J?. Gloria ti-bi Do-mine.

S iim jj J =^

OFFERTORY

Do - mi - ne Je - su Chri -ste, Rex

m-mas

MASS FOR THE DEAD

o - mni-um fi - de - li - um de - fun - cto - ruin

j)Ji J J J J J

de poe - nis in - fer ni et de pro -fun- do la cu:

Ji Ji j JJ>

li - be - ra e - as de o - re le - o nis,

mm

MASS FOR THE BEAD

lau - dis of - fe-ri - mus: tu sus - ci pe

pro a - ni - ma - bus il -lib, qua - rum ho -di - e

me- mo - ri -am fa - ci - mus: fac e -as, Do- mi - ne,

d

de mor - te trans - i re ad vi - tarn.

Quam o - liui A - bra - hae pro- mi - sf - sti,

et st . . - - - - mi - m e

RESPONSES AT PREFACE

JUS.

J J J J J J J

Per <f- mni - a sae - cu - la sae - cu - Id - rum A - men.

rJPii j J i j J j ii i

MASS FOR THE DEAD

Rfe= JJ 1 J J I 1

MASS FOR THE DEAD

r- qui- em. A -gnus De -i, qui tol-lis pec-ca-ta

Mn

MASS FOR THE DEAD

MASS FOR THE DEAD

f p p oTre-mens fa-ctus sum e -

go, et ti me - o, dum dis -

s

i m* m)

^"P"

MASS FOR THE DEAD

ftp fl 1

303LATIN HYMNSPIE JESU

ABBE MICHEL

Lento

m* wPi - e Je - su Do - mi - ne, do-na e - is re- qui -

3JC NIBB

PH ire - qui - em; Do-na e- is, Do-mi-ne, do-na e- is re--qui-em,

fFFMFEF"-r

*&Do na e is re

r

qui- em, Do-na e -

is,Do - na e -

is,

ii

1

i

1

i i

1

I

I

f| UJIJDo -mi-ne, do-na e - is re-qui-em sem-pi - ter nam.

304LATIN HYMNS

MISEREMINI

SOLO^^^r r

i

Mi- se -re"- mi-ni me -i, mi - se- re-mi -ni me-i, Sal-tern vos a-

J j 4 j l -U- A J J j

Cloir r<fpvat"Mixeremini SOLO

lM=3rep

J J J J J

mf- ci ine-i, sal - tern vos a-mf-ci me -i. Quf-a ma-nus DcT-mi-ni

U J ^ Ud

8

Â ot r feptsutffMiserem ini" SOLO

IJ Jll J J

fi i

ti-git me, ttT-ti-git me. Re-qui-em <e- ter-nam do - na

J^_ _^ ^J ^-^^.^4J J J J i le -

is, DcT-mi-ne, et lux per-pe-tu - a

^J l -- J. .U

rlu - ce - at e - is

J. l J

j j J J

Choir rej)eat<Miseremini >

et lux per - pe tu - a lu - ce - at

a

_&

18.

324

305 ASPERGES ME(On Sundays throughout the year except at Paschal time)

jir.nN.ijjF

ges me, Do - mi -ne,

hys-so - po et mun-da - bor:

_

De -us, se - con- dum magnam miseri - cor - di-am tu-am

Glo - ri - a Patri et Filio et Spiri - tu - i San - cto*

Si - cut

-. ,.- ^ êrat in principio et nunc et sem-per et in saecula saj-cu - lo-rum A-men

Asperges Me "

t* repeated by the v/ioir ax far a* the Paalm. On Passion and Palm

Sundays, "Gloria Patri" is omitted and Me"Asperges Meats repeated immediatelyafter the Psalm Miserere "

325

306

niruimi iiii/j mmVi - di a - quam. e-gre-di

- en - tern de

mr r r r r r r MBE

m Mtem-plo, a la-te-ie dex - tro, Al-le-lu-ia, Al - le - lu

P mP ff J J J J J

mAl - le - lu-ia

m

MASS

fJ J J J J J-fei

Ps.ll7. Con - fi - te - mini Domino quo ni am bo - nus:

IHM i i-jn, 5 ^

307

Three Ttmes

sap *aPp

1

Ky - ri - e

rle - i - son

j J.

ÊTimes

i 3f

Chri - ate le - i -son

Ar T T

Twice

d=-=* 3^P

ra~>

Ky-ri - e

rle - i - son

f=

**=&JjJJ^Ky - ri-e

r r, rle- i -son.

J ..i JJ.f r

GLORIA

^ ^Glo - ri - a in ex-cel-sis De - o Et in ter-ra pax ho-mi-ni-bus

328

MASS

^,1 f

bcf-nae vo-lun-ta-tis. Lau - da-mus te, Be-ce-df-ci-mtis te A- do-ra-mus Te,

~. . JT F

Glo-ri-ii-ca-mus te,Gra-ti-as a-gi-mus Ti-bi,pro-pterma-gnamglo-ri-atnTu-am.

r rr r

Do-mi-iie De-us>,Rexc(B-le-stis, De-us Pa-ter o-mni-po-tens, Do-mi-ne Fi-liU-ni-

nn g

r rr r

1

J J j J 1

MASS

.! JJJJJ jJ

j

? f,,mi-se-re-re no-bis. Quo-m-am Tu so-lub san-ctus, Tu so-lus Do- mi -HUB,

j. i ,^ i J. J J

=ff f r JT

* rTu so-lus al- tis-si-mus . Je - su Chri-ste. Cum San-cto Spi-ri-tu

J ;

j. J.

fgl<j-

ri - a Do - i Pa-tris. A

CREDO

Cre-do in u-num De-um. Pa-trem o-mni-po-ten-tem,fa-cto-remco3-li et ter-rae,

t Tp

jr-jj-r1

MASS

MASS

i J .1 J J

? ir -TT

pul -tus est. Et re-sur-re-xit ter-ti - a df-e, se-cun-dum Scri-ptu-ras,

AT^r r *

m J J J J ||J J 3I.P am

et a-scen-dit in coa-lum, se -det ad de-xte-ram Pa-tris. Et i -te-rum ven-

t-r

i

MASS

j

O,j j i,

J

MASS

lhi i J J J J J i

308MASS

MASS OF ST. BASIL

KYRIEJULES BRAZIL

TUTTI I

Andante (J = 66)

Ky-ri-e e - le - i - son, Ky - ri- e e - lei - son,

Ky -ri-e e- le - i -son, e - le

A

Chri-stee-le- i-son Chri-ste e -le - i-son Chri - ste e - le - i - son.

s Pr

rTUTTI

Ky -ri-e e - le- i- son e

335

Moderato (J = so)

MASS

GLORIA

?*Êt in ter-rapaxho-nuf-ni -

bu>bo-iiui vo-lun - ta - tis.

Wt T

Lau-da-mus te, be-ne-df- ci-mus te, a-do-ra-mus te, glo-ri-fi- ca-mus te.

KffHf-rJ ,^. t , ,^^3 P ^

- da-inus

3 â"

Gra-ti-as a-gi-mus, a-gi-mus ti - bi pro-pterma-gnamglo-ri-am tu-am.

*>>rFfif

:(fuJt ITU

T-TT^Do-mi-n De-us, Rex ecu -

les-tis, De-us Pa - ter om - nf-po - tens.

."o

fDcT-mi-ne Fi-li u - ni -

ge-ni-te, Je su Chri - ste

DEE

Do-mi-ne De-us, A - gnus De-i, Ff- li-us Pa tris

. p * +m& p i ,pp"P .f

> P .p

336

MASS

Andantino (J = 72)

SOLO mf?m

Qui tol - lis pec - c - ta mundi, mi-se - re - re no -

bis, Qui

J

Ii

J.^ i i @rr

tol lis pec - ca - ta mundi su-sci-pe de-pre-ca-ti - 6 - nem

f rit.

J

nostram.Qui sedes ad dez-te-ram Pa -tris, mi-se-re - re no - bis.

1rgr

i rrTUTTITempo primo

r r

Quo-ni-am tu so - lus san - ctus tu so -lus Do -mi - nus.

337

MASS

IPP rit. a tempo

J I Jjltu so - lus al - tfs - si - mus, su Chri -

ste, cum

ii hfii ri

r

San - cto Spf-ri-tu in glo-ri-a De-i Pa-tris. A- men, ATJ

men

e, I

CREDOAllegro moderate ( = 112;

**** iPa-trem Omni- po- ten -tern facto-remcoe-li et ter-rae, vi-si-bf-li-um

ViH ôm-ni-um et in-vi-si-bi - li - um. Et in u-nuui D6-mi-num Je - sum

^ffr

Chri -stum, Ff - li - um De-i u - ni - go - ni - turn. Et ex Pa-tre

efet

na - turn an-te om-ni-a sae-cu-la. De - um de De -o,

1338

MASS

p ilu-men de lu-mi-ce, De - um ve - rum de De-o ve - ro. Ge-ni-tumnon

P

fa-ctum con-sub-stan-ti-a-lem Pa-tri, per quern omni-a fa-cta sunt.Qui

PPPPrit.

I *propternos ho-mi-nesetpro-pterno-stramsa-lu-temde-scen - ditde COB - lis.

*

Lento (J = 54)J

i J J NJif^ rlJ^ ^ PA

Et incar - n^-tus est de Spf-ri-tu San-cto ex Ma - ri-a Vur-gi-ne

jt :i , MI i i i r ni i i i i .. i i J 1 1 ;L_J3 i 3

P

J JJI J J IJ t

tt

et ho -mo fa-ctus est, et ho - mo fa - ctus est.

m 1J.

339

MASS

Cru-ci - ff - xus - ti-am pro no-bib sub Poa-ti-o Pi - la -to

pas - sus et se - pul - tus est. Et re - sur - re-xit ter - ti - a

. I. . i <T>

di-e se - - cun-dumScri- ptu - ras et as-cen-dit in

"i

1 iVir j

IF f F

flf~j . ,, .QJm*

J P\A }Pcue - lum se-det ad dex-te-ram Pa - trib et i - te-rum Ten-

P tT

JJJ J Ij itu-rus est cum glo - ri - a ju- di- ca - re vi - vos et

PP ^^mor - tu - os, cu-jus re-gni con e - rit fi

Mi Fur f11*7 if

340

MASS

Et in Spi - ri-tum San-ctum Do-mi - num et vi-vi-fi - can-tern,

=4=t

ft-W? **qui ex Pa-tre Fi-li- o - que pro-ce

P *

dit, qui cum

1 ^rPa-tri et Fi - li - o si-mul a - do - ra-tur, et

P mp F

Scon glo-ri-fi- ca-tur, qui lo-cu-tus est per Pro-ph - - tas.

i

t mEt u-nam, San-ctum, Ca - tho - li - cam, et A-po - sto-li-cam EC-

i >e- fc g

I-^

cle - si - am. Con - fi - te-or u - num Ba -ptis

- ma L

p

341

MASS

K ... J . Jr

in re-mis-si - o-nem pec-ca- to - ruin. Et oxspe-cto re-sur-re-cti

Andante (J = 63)SANCTUS

.

San-ctus, San-ctus, San ctus, DcT-mi-nus De-us

f rAllegro moderatp (0 = 108)

i4

Sa - ba - oth. Ple-ni suntcoe-li et ter - ragl<f-ri-a, glo-ri-a

tu- a. Ho-san-na in ex - eel- sis, Ho-san-na in ex - eel - sis

342

MASSSOLO . BENEDICTUSCantabHe (J =76)

iQ i|i SKI

MASS

hjg-4^1 =1

Index of English HymnsNo. Page160 A Glorious Voice Sounds Through the Night 18850 After Communion 58188 Again the Slow Encircling Year 222173 Alleluia, Alleluia, Let the Holy Anthenj Rise c

. 201135 All Praise to St. Patrick 15828 A Message from the Sacred Heart 35154 Angels We Have Heard On High 18088 As the Dewy Shades of E en 10499 Ave Maria, Guardian Dear. 116121 Ava Maria, Bright and Pure 141

80 Ave Sanctissima \ 94115 As the Gentle Spring Uncloses 134

199 Bless Me, Befriend Me 234105 Bring Flowers of the Rarest 122169 By the Blood That Flowed From Thee 197172 By the First Bright Easter Day 200

104 Children of Mary, High Your Voices Raise 121175 Christ, the Lord, is Risen To-day 204165 Christians, who of Jesus Sorrows 19369 Come and Chant the Praises 8095 Come, Gathehr Round the Altar Ill187 Come, Holy Ghost, Send Down Those Beams 220186 Come, Holy Ghost, Creator Blest 218183 Come, Holy Ghost, Who Ever One 215

59 Daily, Daily, Sing to Mary 6981 Daughter of a Mighty Father 96195 Dear Angel Ever At My Side 230128 Dear Guardian of Mary 149155 Dear Little One, How Sweet Thou Art 181132 Dear St. Joseph, Pure and Gentle 155139 Dear Saint, Who on Thy Natal Day 163275 Divine Praises 284

207 Faith of Our Fathers 24387 Fading, Still Fading 10329 Form Your Ranks, Oh All Ye Leaguers 36202 For Thee, Oh Dear, Dear Country 237206 Full in the Panting Heart of Rome 242

65 Glorious Mother, from High Heaven 761 God of My Heart ...^ 5

130 Great St. Joseph, Throned in Glory 152129 Great St. Joseph, Meek and Lowly 150110 Green are the Leaves 128

118 Hail, All Hail, Sweet Notre Dame de Lourdes. 138137 Hail, Glorious St. Patrick 16157 Hail, Heavenly Queen . 66131 Hail, Holy Joseph, Hail 15498 Hail, Holy Queen, Loved Mother to Thee.. 11590 Hail, Queen of the Heavens i 106102 Hail, Queen of Heaven, the Ocean Star , 119179 Hail, the Holy Day of Days 21076 Hail, Thou Star of the Ocean 8854 Hail, Thou giving Bread ,..,,..,.......,...,,....,,.. 63

Index of English Hymns ContinuedNo. Page63 Hail Virgin, Dearest Mary 73

148 Hark! An Awful Voice is Sounding 173

198 Hark! Hark! My Soul, Angelic Songs are Swelling 233

149 Hark! What Mean Those Holy Voices? 174

55 Happy We Who Thus United 64

189 Have Mercy On Us, God Most High 223

193 Hear Thy Children, Gentle Jesus 228

35 Heart of Jesus, We are Grateful 42

84 Heart of Mary, Heart the Purest 99142 Help, Lord, the Souls Which Thou Hast Made . . 166

136 Hibernia s Champion Saint, All Hail 160

3 Holy God, We Praise Thy Name126 Holy Joseph, Dearest Father 147

101 Holy Mary, Mother Mild 118

124 Holy Patron, Thee Saluting 145

56 Holy Queen, We Bend Before Thee 65

185 Holy Spirit, Come and Shine 21772 How Pure, How Frail and White 84

32 How Shall I Ever Know the Love 39

19 I Dwell a Captive in This Heart 234 I Love Thee, O Thou Lord Most High 864 I ll Sing a Hymn to Mary 7462 Immaculate Mary 72

40 In This Sacrament, Sweet Jesus 4889 It is the Name of Mary 105

30 I Rise From Dreams of Time 37

203 Jerusalem the Golden 238180 Jesus Christ is Risen To-day 211

42 Jesus, Gentlest Saviour 509 Jesus is God, the Solid Earth 13

167 Jesus, My God, Behold at Length 195

52 Jesus, Jesus, Come to Me 61

43 Jesus My Lord, My God, My All 51

10 Jesus, Saviour of My Soul 148 Jesus, Sweet Jesus 12

14 Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee 18125 Joseph, Pure Spouse 14675 Joy, Joy, the Mother Comes 87

-194 Just For To-day 229

197 Know Ye That AngelY-Silently Glide 232

22 Like a Strong and Raging Fire 26147 Like the Dawning of the Morning 172205 Long Live the Pope ..;.... 240171 Lord of Mercy and Compassion .. s 199

93 Mary, Dearest Mother 109120 Mary, How Sweetly Falls That Name < 140119 Mary, Unto Thee I Call 139196 Michael, Prince of Highest Heaven 23192 Mother Dearest, Mother Fairest . . - 10868 Mother, All Beautiful 7979 Mother Dear, O Pray For Me 9283 Mother Mary, at Thine Altar 9867 Mother of Mercy, Day by Day 7820 My Dearest Saviour, I Would Fain 2447 My God, My Life. My Love 5551 My Jesus From His Throne Above 6074 My Own Dear Mother Mary 86170 My God I Love Thee Not Because 198

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2 Nearer My God to Thee 6

163 Now are the Days of Humblest Prayer 191

176 Now at the Lamb s High Royal Feast . . 205

60 O Blest For er the Mother 70190 O Bond of Love -, 22416 O Christ, Beyond the Temple s Veil 2015 O Christ, the World s Creator Bright 19

168 O Come and Mourn With Me Awhile 1966 O Come, Loud Anthems Let Us Sing 10

200 O God, How Ought My Grateful Heart : 235166 O Gracious Lord, Creator Dear 194

94 O Heart of Mary, Pure and Fair 110158 O Holy Night 18444 O Jesus Christ, Remember , 52

31 O Jesus Dear, Thy Sacred Heart 3811 O Jesus, Jesus, Dearest Lord 15

12 O Jesus, Thou the Beauty Art. . 16

26 O Jesus Lord, Most Mighty King 33

134 O Lady, High in Glory Raised 157

49 O Lord, I Am Not Worthy 57

103 O Mother, I Could Weep for Mirth 120

113 O Mother Blest Whom God Bestows 132

96 O Mother Loved, Our Sweet Delight 11273 O Mother Most Afflicted 85

204 O Paradise , 23917 Only Thee, My Jesus 21

58 O Purest of Creatures 6891 O Queen of the Holy Rosary 107

27 O Sacred Heart, O Love Divine 3434 O Sacred Heart, Our Home Lies Deep in Thee 41

182 O Thou Eternal King Most High 21418 O Sacred Heart, That on the CDOSS 2236 O Take Me to Thy Sacred Heart.

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143 O Turn to Jesus, Mother, Turn...^ 167

151 Oh ! Lovely Infant, Dearest Saviour 176117 Oh, When Shall We With Angels Bright 13753 Oh, What Could My Jesus Do More , . ., 62

116 O Vision Bright r 136114 On This. Day, O Beautiful Mother 133181 Our Lord is Risen 212

25 Peace Be Still 3221 Pity my God, Tis for Our Loved Land 257 Praise Ye the Lord 11

144 Pray for the Dead 168

107 Queen and Mother, Many Hearts 125

70 Raise Your Voices, to Vales and Mountains 81109 Rose of the Cross 127

23 Sacred Heart, in Accents Burning. 2845 Saving Host, We Fall Before Thee 53140 Saint Anthony, We Turn to Thee 164153 See, Amid the Winter s Snow 179146 See, He Comes 170184 See the Paraclete 216191 Sing, My Tongue, the Joyful Mystery 22666 Sing, Sing, Ye Angel Bands 77152 Sleep, Holy Babe 17838 Soul of My Saviour 46156 Stars of Glory Shine More Brightly 182

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5 Strike, Strike the Harp 9192 Sweet Saviour I Bless Us E er We Go 22713 Sweet Name Which Makes the Dying Live 17

111 The Clouds Hang Thick O er Israel s Camp 130174 The Dawn Was Purpling O er the Sky 20271 The Day is O er 82159 The First Noel the Angel Did Sing 186100 The Lord Whom Earth and Air and Sea 117

85 The Star of the Ocean is Risen 100122 The Sun is Shining Brightly 14277 This is the Image of Our Queen 8937 Thou Art My Hope, Dear Sacred Heart 45164 Thou Loving Maker of Mankind 192138 Thou Who Hero-Like Hast Striven 162141 Tis No Earthly Summer s Ray 16561 Tis the Month of Our Mother 71

33 To Jesus Heart All Burning 40133 To Kneel At Thine Altar.... 156

78 Unfold, Unfold 90106 Uplift the Voice and Sing 12424 Upon the Altar night and day 30

162 What a Sea of Tears and Sorrows 190161 What Beauteous Sun-Surpassing Star 18939 What Happiness Can Equal Mine 4741 What Light is Streaming From the Skies 49157 What Lovely Infant Can This Be 18386 When Evening Shades Are Falling 10282 What Mortal Tongue 9746 When our Saviour Wished to Prove , 5448 When at Thy Altar, Lord, I Kneel 56

108 Wilt Thou Look Upon Me, Mother? 126127 With Tender Love We Come to Thee. 148

201 Yes, Heaven is the Prize.. . 236145 Ye, souls of the faithful 169

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Index of Latin Hymns ContinuedNo. Page307 Mass of the Sixth Tone 328

308 Mass of St. Basil 335

257 O Cor Jesu 249

178 O Filii et Filiae 20897 O Maria, Sine Labe Concepta 114

273 O Salutaris Hostia 277

112 O Sanctissima ... 131

254 Pange, Lingua G^riosa 247

256 Parce Domine 249

303 Pie Jesu 323

300 Regina Coeli 306

258 Rorate Coeli 250

301 Salve Regina 309

123 Stabat Mater 144

274 Tantum Ergo 280

261 Te Deum : 254

266 Te Joseph 262

Vespers for Sundays 286

262 Veni Creator 258255 Veni Jesu Amor Mi 248

287 Vexilla Regis . 294

306 Vidi Aquam 326

271 Vivat Pastor Bonus.. . 271

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