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The
De La Salle Hymnal
Catholic Schools and Choirs
BY THE
Brothers of the Christian Schools
NEW YORK
LA SALLE BUREAU50 Second Street
Copyright, 1913, by St. Joseph Normal College
Pocantico Hills, N. Y.
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James H. McGean
Chairman
Diocesan Music Commission
Sept. 25, 1913
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Remigius Lafort, S. T. L.
Sept. 30, 1913 Censor Librorum
^Imprimatur
^ John Cardinal Farley
Archbishop of New York
Oct. 1, 1913
PREFACE
The De La Salle Hymnal is offered to the Catholic
public in the sincere hope that it may be a valuable aid in
religious training. In these days of scientific education, it is
trite to say that the outward expression of emotion is an effective
means of developing that very emotion. The rites and ceremonies
of Holy Mother Church have taught this truth from the begin-
ning. It is, then, of great importance that the impression be
good and the emotion noble. This Hymnal aims to secure both
results. It has retained what was good in its predecessor, the
Catholic Youth's Hymn Book, while studiously avoiding its
defects.
i. The De La Salle Hymnal conforms to the MotuProprio of Pope Pius X on Church Music.
2. Every tune in the book is either of acknowledged worth
as music or has long been associated with Catholic traditions in
this country.
3. The editorial file has been applied unsparingly to all
the vernacular verses, in order to secure both good English and
conformity to the musical rhythm of the hymns.
4. Nearly all the hymns have been written for use by
either a unison or a four part chorus.
5. The harmonization, while in full accord with artistic
standards, is yet so simple as to fall within the limits of the
average children's choir or school chorus.
6. The accompaniment has in every case been adapted to
the organ. Piano arrangements have been ruthlessly excluded.
7. The pitch of each hymn has been placed low enough to
suit the range of boys' voices and facilitate congregational singing.
To all who have in any way helped in the preparation of
this book, cordial thanks are herewith extended; in particular, to
the Basilian Fathers of Toronto for permission to use numbers
20, 40, and 215; to the Benedictine Fathers for permission to
include hymns by members of their order; to Professor Joseph GMarcks for timely aid and for the use of his own compositions;
to Professor Wenzel A. Raboch both for careful revision of the
harmonization of the entire book and for permission to include
several hymns and a Mass of his own composition; and to
Messrs. J. Fischer & Brother for valuable suggestions, careful
supervision of proof, and generous permission to use many of
their copyrighted publications.
The Manuscripts of the De La Salle Hymnal were care-
fully and critically read by a diocesan priest and a religious
priest, both of acknowledged authority. We regret that neither,
in his modesty, would permit the publication of his name. This
book shows the fruits of their generous labor, and to each of
them we herewith offer our most sincere thanks.
The numbers contained in the Appendix, while not Church
Music in the proper sense of the term, have been included by
request as being suitable for reunions of a more or less religious
character.
The Index embodies the results of serious effort to trace
words and tunes to their source. In this respect the Catholic
Church Hymnal of J. Fischer & Brother and the Westminster
Hymnal were both helpful. It is to be hoped that in a later
edition many of the present blanks may be filled.
As the singing of hymns is pre-eminently a religious act,
the attention of young and the old is called to the Indulgences
announced below. May all who use this book experience the
hallowed emotions of St. Augustine as he listened to Christian
Psalmody, and strive to emulate the example of St. Philip Neri
in promoting the effectiveness of Catholic Hymns.
New York, Feast of the Holy Rosary, 1913.
INDULGENCESPopes Pius VII and Pius IX, by rescripts dated respectively June, 1817,
and April, 1S58, have granted partial indulgences of one year and of one
hundred days to all the faithful who sing hymns piously in a church or
oratory, and to those who teach them so to sing, provided that these hymnsbe approved by ecclesiastical authority. A plenary indulgence may be
gained once a month on the ordinary conditions.
The De La Salle Hymnal has received the requisite approbation.
CLASSIFIED INDEX
Pages
Advent . .1-3Christmas 4-12
Epiphany 13
Holy Name of Jesus 14-16
Lent 17-26
Easter 27-29
Ascension . 30
Pentecost . 31-35
Trinity Sunday 36, 37
The Blessed Sacrament 38-57
The Sacred Heart of Jesus 58-62
The Most Blessed Virgin 63-101; 248-251
St. Joseph ...... 103-1:0
The Guardian Angel . . . in, 112
St. La Salle 113-119
St. Patrick 120-122, 246
St. Anthony ...... 123
St. Cecilia ...... 123
St. Agnes ...... 125
All Souls' Day 126
Miscellaneous Hymns .... 127-139
Asperges ...... 140
Vidi Aquam ...... 141
Mass of the Angels .... 143-152
Mass of St. La Salle . 153-166
Mass of the Dead 167-185
Vespers for Sundays .... 186-197
Vespers of the Most Blessed Virgin 198-21
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Vesper Hymns ..... 212-216
Vesper Antiphons . . 217-221
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament 222-236
Te Deum . . 237
ADVENT
SEE HE COMES
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2. Dis-tant climes and count-less a - ges,Wait-ed eag - er to be-hold.
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ADVENT
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CHRISTIANS WHO OF JESUS' SORROWS (N?i)
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At the cross her station keeping,
Stood the mournful Mother weeping,
Close to Jesus to the last;
Through her heart, His sorrow sharing,
All His bitter anguish bearing,
Now at length the sword has passed.
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Those five wounds on Jesus smitten,
Mother, in my heart be written,
Deep as in thine own they be:
Thou, my Saviour's cross who be^re^st
Thou, thy Son's rebuke who sharest,
Let me share them both with thee.
Oh how sad and sore distressed
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Of the Sole-begotten One!How she stood in desolation,
Gazing at the desecration
Of her dying glorious Son!
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Underneath His cross of anguish,
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For His people's sins rejected,
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Saw her Son from judgment taken,
Her Beloved in death forsaken,
Till His spirit forth He sent.
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When in death my limbs are failing,
Let Thy Mother's prayer prevailing
Lift me, Jesus, to Thy throne;
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36 TRINITY SUNDAY
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O LORD I AM NOT WORTHY,.,. Burns
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1. O Lord, I am not wor - thy That Thou should'st come to
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feel most deep - ly That Thou to me art
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sin to grieve Thee, Or flyThy sweet con -trol.
feel most deep - ly That Thou to me art near,
ta - tion har-assed I turn frommy true goal,
sake I tru - ly Will cher-ish all man - kind,
all thanks -giv- ing Be ev-'ry mo -ment thine.
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PROCESSIONAL OF FIRST COMMUNICANTSFrom the St. Gall Hymnal
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VENI, JESU, AMOR MISlowly
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O MI JESU!Adapted from Sclmbiger's Hymnal
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3. Pro-te-storni-hil vel-le me, ni- siquidsci-am vel-le Te.Quaedo-noTu-o4- A Te ac-ce'-pis re'-ci-pe, quid e - is ve-lis prae'-ci-pe:Gu-ber-nasi-cut
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2. sa-pi-at prae-ter-quam ut Te ca'-pi-at.
3. me -a sunt, haec do -no me-o Tu-a sunt. De-si-de-ro,mi Je - su,
4. scis et vis, nam sci-o quod a - ma -tor sis.
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QUOD IN COENASlowly /C\
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53
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mVERBUM SUPERNUM
M. M. J .- 60
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2. In mor-tem a3. Qui -bus sub bi - na4. Se na-scens de - dit
5. O sa-lu - ta - ris
6. TJ - ni tri - no - que
54
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2. Nb-bis da-tus, no-bis na-tus Ex in-ta-eta Vir-gi
3. In su-pre-mae no-cte coe-nae Recumbenscumfra-ti4. Ver-bumca- ro, pa-nem ve - rum Ver-bocar-nem ef- fi
5. Tan-tum er - go Sa-cra-men-tum Ve - ne - re'-mur e'er- nu6. Ge-ni - to - ri Ge-ni - to - que Laus et ju - bi - la - ti
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Ad fir-man-dumcorsin-ce-rum So - la fi - des suf- fi - cit.
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ADOREMUS IN AETERNUMArranged by W.A.R.
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SACRED HEART OF JESUS
I NEED THEE, GRACIOUS JESUS
57
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WHEN SOFTLY DAWNS THE GOLDEN LIGHTWith devotion Oratorian Hymnal
58
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1. Lookdown,0 Moth-er Ma- ry, Fromthy bright throne a
2. See howwe,wretched sin-ners,Nowstand be - fore thy3. O Ma-ry dear- est Moth-er, If thou wouldsthave us
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3. thine^Raisethy purehandsup to bless us, As we lin-ger 'round thy shrine.
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2. pain? Nev-er did a child of thine Tears of an-guishshed in vain.
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1. O pur-est of creatures!SweetMother!sweetmaid!The one spot-less
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MOTHER MARY AT THINE ALTAR
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2. A - ve, San-ctis- si- ma! Oh hear thy chil-drens prayr
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2. Au-di, Ma - ri - a! And take us'neaththy care.
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2. vir-tues shine Withbrightest pu - ri - ty, Comeandeach thought re -fine
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2. Till pure like Thee. Oh save our souls from ill; Guard thou our livesfrom fear;
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2. Moth-er of the Son and Sav-iour, Of the Truth, the Life the
3. Vir- gin Spouse of Ho-ly Spir-it, Lis-ten to our ear-nest4. Bright-est Star in heav-erfs glo-ry, Let thy splen-dor light our
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2. Way; Guide our foot -steps,calm our passions-.Ma-cu-la non est in te.
3. lay; Grant we may thy love in- her- it: Ma-cu-la non est in te.
4. wayj Guide and help us, love and bless us: Ma-cu-la non est in te
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HAIL, QUEEN OF HEAVENAt a moderate paceAt a moderate p ^H^>
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3. So trav - ers - ing this vale of
4. And while to Him who reigns a -
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of grace, of love,
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1. wand-rer here be -low! Tossed on life's sea,
2. soul now prays to thee; Re -mind thy Son3. ad - vo - cate, I cry; As - suage my sor-
4. One, in Per- son Three,The Source of life,
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for the mourn - er, pray for
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lays.- With songs,O Queen of heav- en, We eel- e - brate thy praise,
face; And heav-ens bright a - dorn-ing Is thy tran- seen- dent grace,
sail; To blessthee God de - scend-ed,Sweet li - ly of the vale.
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MARY, STAR OF THE SEA, A !
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2- As some fair lil - y 'midst the thorns,Thou'mongstEves daughters3 . Dear heart,with-in thy depths so pure,Well dwell and neer de -
4. Andwhen from thy loved heart we'll go To that of thy dear
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1- thee; In Ad-am's fall thou hast no share,From sins taint thou art free.
2. art; Ce-les-tial pu - ri - ty a -dorns Thy chaste and ho - ly heart.
3 . part, Till thou our souls hast linked se-cure To Je - sus1 Sa- cred Heart.4. Son, Oh shall we leave thee then?Ah, no; His Heart and thine are one.
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HAIL MARY, QUEEN AND VIRGIN MEEK
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1 . Hail Ma - ry, Queen and Vir - gin meek,With ev - 'ry grace re
2. O thouwho fill'st the high-est place Next Heav'rfs im - pe - rial
3. How oftwhen troub-le filled my breast,Or sin my con-science
1. plete! Hail kindpro-tec- tress of the weak, Be - hold us at thy
2. throne, Ob - tain for us each sav- ing grace, And make our wants thine
3. pained,Throughthee I sought for peace and rest,Thrpughthee I peace ob -
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2. own; Ob -tain for us each sav- ing grace, And make ourwantsthine own.
3. tained:Throughthee I sought for peace and rest,Throughthee I peace ob - tained
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82 THE MOST BLESSED VIRGIN
CAUSE OF OUR JOY
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2. Al - though on earth both toil and sor -
3. And when our day of life is set -
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2- clouds a- round our souls may rise,
3. earth fades from our dy - ing eyes
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We hope and trust, that on life's
then, our souls need not for
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greeting To Ma - ry cause of all our
mor-row We'll reap great joy be-yond the
get-ting,Give ear to our last fee-ble
joy. We kneel, O Moth-er,
skies. O "Morn -ing Star" that
Up -on thy gra-cious
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shines so bright Thou art the cruise of
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1. mild, oh henr each Child, Cause of Joy, Mother di-vine.
2. face, is full of grace And puts all gloom and woe to flight.
3. dear be al - ways near To lead us all to end- less light.
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Ho - ly Mother, near me hov-er,Freemythoughtsfromaughtdefiled,Thineown sinless heartwas broken, Sor-rows sword had pierced its core;
Queen of heav-en guard andguideme, Save mysoul from dark despair;
Moth-er of my In-fant Saviour,Spouse of God, my plaint,oh hear;
From thyhap-pv seat in Si - on, Guide me thro' this dark a-bode.
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Now thy pi - ty I im-Take me, Mother, to thyIn temp-ta-tion's hour be
Tell my sor-rows to my
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Smile, oh gent-ly smile up- on me,
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84 THE MOST BLESSED VIRGIN
SNOW AND RAIN HAVE VANISHEDLabat
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P f F T *fWr f r1. Snow and rain have van -ished,Winds have ceased to wail,2. Spring hath come with flow-ers, Springhath come with light,
3. Here be - low de - serv-ing She was found a - lone,
4. God be-stowed up - on her Glo-ries all her own:
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Earths sub - lim - est hon - or,
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From the hill and dale.
Fill the day and night.
Chose her for His own.Heav-en's queen -ly throne.
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sim-ple way,
1. Gen- tie Moth- er,
2. Stars a - bove us
3. Grace as to none4. Taught by Him we
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2. Bios - soms 'round us3. She be - came the4. Pla - cing none a
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3. In pains be-yond all earth-lypains,Fav'rites of Jesus,therethey lie,
4.Theyarethechil-dren of thy tears;Thenhasten,Mother, to their aid;
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And af-ter lifes un-cheer-y night The ar-bor of their rest is neared.
Let- ting the fire wear out their stains, And worship -pingGods pu-ri - ty.
In pi - ty think each hour ap -pears An age while glo-ry is de-layed.
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MOTHER DEAR, OH PRAY FOR ME
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up - on me fall And dark- en all be - low, Then,I, then,most need, For bale-ful is the ray, That
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2. Tu Re - gis al-ti ia'- mi-a, Et au- la lu-cis ful-gi
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'TIS THE MONTH OF OUR MOTHERWith dignity
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1i. 'Tis the month of our Moth- er,Whoseblessed and heauti - ful days,
2. Ohwhat peace to her chil-dren,'Mid sor-row andtri-als, to know3. And what joy to the err-ing, The sin-ful andsor-row-ful soul,
4. Let us sing,then,re -joic-ing,That God hath so honoredour race,
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2. That the love of their moth- er Hath ev-er a sol-ace for woe!3. That a trust in her guid-ance Will lead to a glo-ri-ous goal!
4. As to clothe with our na - hire Sweet Ma - ry, the Mother of grace.
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All hail to our dear Moth - er, Who keeps us all in vir-tues way!
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3. Fac no-stra cor- po - ra
4. Vir - go te - ner- ri - ma,
5. Ut in-ter ag - mi - na
Ex - ce- dens Do - mi - na,
Quo - ti - es ex. - u - les,
Men - tes et pe - cto - ra
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3. Ut nos post 6 - bi - turn
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THE LORD HIMSELF THE MIGHTY GOD
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LONG LIVE THE POPE
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MISCELLANEOUS HYMNS 137
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yet, a - mid the din and strife, The clash of mace andyet from ev - 'ry trihe and tongue, From ev - 'ry clime andmi«ht - y Fa - ther, bless his work, Pro - tect him in his
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Asperges me hyssop o,
9. Auditui meo dabis gaudium
10. Ave'rte faciem tuam a pec -
11. Cor mundum crea
12. Ne projicias me a
13. Eedde mihi laetitiam salu -
14. Docebo iniquos
15. Libera me de sanguinibus, Deus, Deus sa
16. Domine, labia
17. Quoniam si voluisses sacrificium, de -
18. Sacrificium Deo spfritus con-
19. Benigne fac, Domine, in bona volu'ntate
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secundum magnam misericor -
dele iniqui...et a peccato
et peccatum meum contra
ut justificeris in sermonibus tuis, et vincas cumet in peccatis concepit meincerta et occulta sapientiae tuae manife -
lavabis me, et super nivem
et exsultabunt ossa hu -
et omnes iniquitates
et spiritum rectum innova in visee -
et spiritum sanctum tuum ne a'u-
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et impii ad te
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Quia apud te propitiati - o
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no - men Do-mi -ni.
glo-ri - a e jus.
et humilia respecit in coelo et in ter - ra?
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Manus habeht, et non afpalpa-bunt:) + pedes habent, et non am -
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2. Israel pote -
3. Jorda'nis conversus est
4. et colles sicut a - - -
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6. et colles sicut a -
7. a facie De -
8. et rupem in fontes
9. sed no'mini tuo10. nequando dicant gentes: Ubi est Deus11. omnia quaecumque vo'lu -
12. opera manu - - - -
13. oculos habent, et non14. nares habent, et non o -
.
15. non clama'bunt in guttu -
16. et. omnes qui confi'dunt
17. adjutor eorum et prote'ctor
18. adjutor eorum et protector19. adjutor eorum et protector20. et benedi -
21. benedfxit do'mu -
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3. ecce enim ex hoc beatam me dicent omnes gene4. et sanctum5. timen - - -
6. dispersit superbos mente7. et exal - - - -
8. et divites dimi9. recordatus misericor-
10. Abraham et semini e -
11. et Spiri - - - -
12. et in saecula saecu -
ta - ri me 0.
ra - ti - nes.
no - men e JUS.
ti - bus e urn.
cor - dis su l.
ta - vit hu - mi - les.
sit in - a nes.
di - ae su ae.
JUS in sae-cu - la.
tu - i San cto.
16 - rum. A men
For Advent and Lent
t nxDsnfm
am. A-meiDe gra- ti - as. R. Etvitam aeternam
miSmMU.i J. ,j
#i
s see pages 21'<
f= ffFor Vesper Hymns see pages 212-216
198 VESPERS OF THE
DIXIT1. Ant.IE.^
173
ms ^^ J IOJ'Jl Ij?• T «^P
Dum es - set
?y 1' P j
Rex* in ac-cu-bi-tu su - o,
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1. Di-xit Dominus Do-mi-no me2. Donee ponam ini - » - mi - cos tii
3. Virgam virtutis tuae emittet Domi-nus ex Si
4. Tecum principium in die virtutis
tuae in splend6ri-bus san - cto
5. Juravit Dominus, et non poeni - te - bit e -
6. Do'minus a dex - tris tti
7. Judicabit in nationibus, im - -pie-bit ru - I
8. De torrente in vi - a bi .
9. Glo'ria Pa-tri, et Fi-li
10. Sicut erat in prinefpio, et nunc et sem
os,'
rum:
"
nasrbet:*
o,*
- per,*
2. Ant. IV. A
rHLAUDATE
JUU» J J i i^#174
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Lae-va e - jus * sub - ca - pi - te me - o
mm l; J-
et dex-te - ra
J J
MOST BLESSED VIRGIN199
DOMINUST.P.
i pmi^ sp? ^i ft.Al-le - In - ia.
1nar-dusme-a de - dit o - do-rem su - a
Y,vi - ta - tis.
r£ 5 as
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i5^1. Sede a dex - tris me is:
2. scabellum pe - - dum tu - 6 rum.
3. dominare in medio inimieo - - rum tu - 6 rum.
4. ex iitero ante luciferum ge' - nu - i te.
5. Tu es sace'rdos in aeternum secundum ordi-nem Mel - chi - se - dech.
6. confre'git in die irae su - ae re - ges.
7. conquassabit capita in ter - - ra mul - to - rum.
8. propterea exal - - - ta - bit ca - put.
9. et Spin - - - tu - i San - cto.
10. et in saecula saecu - . - Id rum. A - men.Repeat 1. Antiphon
PUERI
T.R
^jW^nzj ij-j^J^j
• A •
il - li - us am-ple-xa - bi-tur me.
J. i
Al - le
Nlu - ia.
X_ <L r^
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ili j^ j-. j^ jv &m
tmW ^
r* T7mm £ m1. Lau-da - te pu - - - - e - ri Do-mi-2. Sit ndmen Domini be - ne - di -
3. A solis ortu usque ad oc - ca -
4. Excelsus super o'mnes gen - tes D6-mi-5. Quis sicut Dominus Deus noster, qui in al - tis ha-bi -
6. Siiscitans a ter - ra in - o -
7. Ut co'llocet eum cum prin - ci-pi-8. Qui habitare facit steri - - lem in do -
9. Gloria Pa- - -tri, et Fi-li -
10. Sicut erat in principio, et nunc, et sem -
num:*'
ctum,*sum,*nus,*
tat,*
pern,*
bus,*
mo,*o,*
per,*
175
i
3. Ant. HI. BLAETATUS
iP^hJJM^J 'iJ.J>J^Jij l |l^frf^T^rNi-grasumsedfor-mo'-sa* fi-li- aeje-ni-sa-lern: f-de-o di
-MfyyPPprr ^ fi^u
4A3 fa J'I jg 1 1o
f
gM* J»i
J££
1. Lae-ta - tus sum in his quae
2. Stantes erant
3. Jerusalem quae aedifi -
4. Illuc enim ascenderunt tribus,
5. Quia illic sederunt sedes
6. Rogate quae ad pacem7. Fiat pax in vir -
8. Propter fratres meos et
9. Propter domum Domini10. , Gloria
ii. Sicut erat in principio, et
di - eta sunt mi - hi: *
pe - des no - stri,*
ca-tur ut Cl-Vl - tas:*
tri - bus Do' -mi - ni:*
in ju - di - ci o,*
sunt J« - ru-sa - lem:*
- tu - te tii - a:*
pro-xi - mos me - OS,*
De - i no - stri*
Pa-tri, et Fi-li - o,*
nunc, et sem - per*
MOST BLESSED VIRGIN
j ^ J^ «h i h I «h |
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201
wrimp f
1. lauda - - te no - men 1)6 - mi ni.
2. ex hoc nunc, et us - que in sae - cu - lum.
3. laudabi - - le no - men Do - mi - ni.
4. et super coelos glo - ri a e jus.
5. et humilia respicit in coe - lo et ' in ter ra?6. et de stevcore e ri gens pau - pe rem:7. cum principibus po . pu - li su l.
8. matrem fili - -0 rum lae - tan tern.
9. et Spi - - ri tu "_ i San cto.
10. et in saecula sae - . cu lo - rum. A men.Repeat 2. Jntiphon
SUMT.P.pH jjjj/mj^i^j
le-xitmeRex et in-tro-du-xit me in cu-bi - cu - lum su-um.7,
Al-le - lu-ia.
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jJ
N-.J JJJ^ &
? P^P^f=T
*tnfFV^h ?
S£F^P t^J
1. In domum Do - - - mi2. in atriis tu - - - is,
3. cujus participate ejus in
4. testimonium Israel ad confite'ndum no - mi5. sedes super do6. et abundantia dili - - gen7. et abundantia in tiir- - - ri
8. loquebar pa9. quaesivi bo
10. et Spiri tu
11. et in saecula saecu - - - lo'
ni i - bi - mus. •
Je - ru - sa - lem.
id - l - psum.ni Do - mi - ni.
mum Da - vid.
ti - bus te.
bus tu - is.
cem de te:
na ti - bi.
i San - cto.
rum
.
A - men.'#t .¥ 4,jtii>h
202VESPERS OF THE
176
4. Ant.Vm.tf
4*
NISI
feg^JTTT^ 1c— -vW|^^r f?
s^[am hi- ems tran-si-it* im-ber ab- i - it et re-ces - sit:
J J. i
errurrrr^ 4F
ffi
*i ^ J rJ'. l J#
SSI-11*1- imi
1. Ni-si Do -minus aedificaverit do - mum,*
2. Nisi Do'minus custodierit civi - - ta - tern,*
3. Vanum est vobis ante lucem sur - ge - re-.*
4. Cum dederit dilectis suis so mnum:*
5. Sicut sagittae in manu po - - -te'n tis:*
6. Beatus vir qui implevit desiderium siium ex i psis: *
7. Glo'ria Patri, et FI - li - o,*
8. Sicut e'rat in princfpio, et nunc, et sem per,*
5. Ant. IV. J*
177
3= SI ^^mLAUDA
£M=^~t r
Spe - ci - 6 - sa fa - eta es,* et su - a - vis
„—m—m 1 n
W-p p p p E p
MOST BLESSED VIRGIN203
DOMINUS
n nh bbF^ 1:7r/>.
33'
d H J "rrsur - ge a - mi- ca me - a,
i_ ^ ^ve - ni.
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fAl - le - hi - ia,
J ^J J
f £ pr l!
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s 5
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1. in vanum laboraverunt qui aedi -
2. frustra vigilat qui cu -
3. surgite postquam sederitis, qui manducatis pa- nem4. ecce haereditas Domini, filii: merces,
5. ita filii
6. non confundetur cum loquetur inimicis su
7. et Spiri -
8. et in saecula saecu -
- fi - cant e am.
- sto' - dit e am.
- nem do - Id - ris.
fru - ctus ve'n - tris.
ex - cus - so rum.
is in por . ta.
- tu - i San - cto.
- 16 - rum. A - men.
Repeat 4. Jntiphon
JERUSALEM
W^JJliiJiT.P. S
in de-H-ci-is 'tu - is, San-cta De-i Ge-ni-trix. Al - le - hi - ia.
J J. J. JM J T j. l lJ s J ty
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204VESPERS OF THE
m 5 $5
%m sl.Lau-da Jerii - - sa - lem Do'-mi num.-*
2. Quoniam confortavit seras porta - rum tu - a rum:*3. Qui postiit fines tri - OS pa - cem-.*
4. Qui emittit eloquium su - um te'r - rae: *
5. Qui dat nivem sic - ut la - nam :*
6. Mittit crystallum siiam sic ut buc - eel las: *
7. Emittet verbum siium, et liquefa - ci - et e" - a:*8. Qui anniintiat verbum SU - um Ja - cob:*
9. Non fe'cit taliter omni na - ti - d ni:*10. Gloria Pa - - tri, et Ff-li o,*
11. Sicut erat in princfpio,et nunc, et sem - per,*
178
m
ChapterAb initio et ante sae'cula creata sum, et usque ad futiirum
saeculum non de'sinam, et in habitatio'nesancta coram ipso min-istravi.
AVE MARIS STELLA
M. M. J - 144 According to the Vatican Version
ii-fi*p*(nrtfmmmi
1. A ve ma - ris stel la,2. Su- mens il - lud A - ve3. Sol - ve vin - cla re - is,
4. Mon -stra te es -se ma - trem5. Vir - go sin - £" - la - ris,
(5. Vi- tarn prae - sta pu - ram,7. Sit laus De - Pa - tri.
P** £w aDe-i Ma - ter al - ma,Ga-bri- e - lis o - re,
Pro-fer hi - men cae - CIS,
Su-mat per te pre - ces,
In -ter o - mnes mi - tis,
I -ter pa - ra tu - turn:
Sum-mo Chri-sto de - cus,
m m71v.
R.
Dignare me laudare te, Virgo sacr;
Da mihi virtutem contra hostes tu-os.
y$ il fil
MOST BLESSED VIRGIN205
i fg ^i« C^r
P=4pF^f
1. lauda De' -
2. benedixit fili
3. et adipe frume'n -
4. veldciter ciir -
5. nebulam sicut
6. ante faciem frigoris ejus
7. fkibit spiritus ejus
8. justitias et judici -
9. et judicia sua non mani10. et Spi -
11. et in saecula sae -
urn tii - um Si on.
is tu is in te.
ti sa ti - at te.
rit ser mo e jus.
Cl ne rem spar git.
quis sus - ti - ne bit?
et flu ent a quae
a su a Is - ra el.
fe - sta vit e is.
ri tu - i San cto.
cu 16 - sum. A men.Bepeat 5 Antiphon
R.
*= r=Z !E=5
mDe - o gra - ti - as
¥
1 $mm h ; h j)
I ^d Mmf ¥*1. At -que sem-per2. Fun- da nos in
3. Ma -la no-stra
4. Qui pro no -bis
5. Nos cul-pis so
6. Ut vi - de'n-tes
7. Spi-ri - tu - i
Vir - g°,
f»a - ce,
pel - le,
na - tus,
lu - tos,
Je - sumSan - cto,
Fe - lix coe-li por-ta.
Mu-tans He-vae no-men.Bo- na cun-cta po-sce.Tu -lit es - se tu - us.
Mi - tes fac et ca-stos.
Sem-per col- lae-te' -mur.Tri-bus ho -nor u - nus.
N.B. Other melodies for Ave Maris Stella will be found on pages 91, 92, 93.
206 VESPERS OF THE
Antiphon IV. EMAGNIFICAT
179
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se - ns,
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r'
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, s J J. ^n**^' r vr ^
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§
+ tu-am san-ctam fe - sti - vi ta - tern.
3
Al- le - lu - ia
Jul ££ fr
On the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
i J' J- J'S^ i* i, ^ _»>, >,
ra - ti o - nem.+ tu - am so - le - mnem com - me - moJ-
S FOn the Feast of the Holy Name $>f Mary
i fJ) ^ ]
i
5=5 * 5«=s=s
ra - ti1:o . nem.
m+ tu - i san-cti no - mi-nis com-me-mo
J- -J- ±w ?
Votive office Immac. Conception M. B.V.Mary
§ ^ ;>;/ J^ji jgj.^j.Mg^p+ tu-am san-ctam Im-ma- cu - la - tarn Con - ce - pti
I A -J-
o - nem.
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208
VESPERS OF THE
m $=»
f ^-HoW-
V
"* m ™ a p I JH JW1. Ma - gni - fiqat
2. Et ex - sultavit spi - - ri - tus me us *
3. Qui- a respexit humilitatem an - ril - lae su ae:*
4. Qui- a fecit mihi ma - - gna qui po-tens est:*
5. Et mi - serico'rdia ejus a progenie in pro - ge - ni - es *
6. Fe - cit potentiam in bra - - chi - su 0:*
7. De- po - suit poten- - tes de se de,*
8. E - su - rientes im - - pie - vit bo nis:*
9. Sus - ce - pit Israel pu- - e rum su um,*
10. Sic - ut locutus est ad pa - tres no stros,*
li. Glo - ri - a Pa- - tri, et Fi - li - o,*
12. Sic - ut erat in principio, et nunc, et se'm per,*
i m jiijj jjj.
J ^l^Urr*T rj—^i ^4 ^=J
r
mm ? fV. Be
R. De-
ne-di - ca-mus Do- o
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gra - ti - as.
209
MOST BLESSED VIRGIN
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mm fl
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i. ani- - - ma me - a Do-mi - num.
2. in Deo sa - - - - hi - ta - ri me - o.
3. ecce enim ex hoc beatam me dicent omnes ge-ne - ra - ti 6 - nes.
4. et san- .... ctum no - men e - jus.
5. ti - - - - - men-ti - bus e - um.
6. dispersit supe'rbos me'n - - - te cor - dis sii - i.
7. et ex- - - - - al - ta - vit hii-mi - les.
8. et divites di - - - - mi - sit in - - a - nes.
9. recordatus miseri - - - cor - di - ae su - ae.
10. Abraham et semini e - jus in sae-cu - la.
11. et Spi- - - - - ri - tu - i San - cto.
12. et in sae'cula sae - - - cu - Id - rum. A - men.
Rtpeat Antiphon
«i f
V. Dominus det nobis suamR. Et vitam aete'rnam.
pa
Acem.
men,
210 VESPERS OF THE
Antiphon VDI. G
liT^W^JJ
SECONDAll as in First Vespers
MAGNI-^¥W?
180
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9£fe
Be-a - tarn me di-cent * o- mnes ge-ne - ra-ti - o - nes,
-J-
P CJ P P'PLf § i
t^fefcH J. r . J-3 IJ
1. Ma - gm - fi
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mm i: fcl 44±
2. Et ex - sul
3. Qui - a re
4. Qui - a fe
5. Et mi - se
6. Fe - cit po
7. De - po - su
8. E - su - ri
9. Sus - ce - pit
10. Sic - ut lo
11. Gld - ri - a
12. Sic - ut e
tavit spiritus me'
spexit humilitatem ancillae su
cit mihi magna qui po-tens
ricordia ejus a progenie in pro - ge - ni
teritiam in brachio sii
it pote'ntes de se
entes implevit bo
Israel piierum su
ciitus est ad patres no
Patri, et Fi- li
rat in principio, et nunc, et sem
us *
ae:*
est:*
es *
o:*
de,*
nis:*
um ,*
stros,*
o,*
per,*
MOST BLESSED VIRGIN 211
VESPERSexcept the Magnificat
FICAT
igS^m T.P.
mh K K 5 3S3
qui -a an-cil-lam hu- mi - lem«f
re-spe-xit De- us.r
Al - le-lu - ia.
J - J JW ^
^ £ Sme - a Do -mi - num.
? F1. a - ni - ma
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pi p 'P
1 1 JM JSn
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nes.
jus.
um.
i.
2. in Deo salu - - - - ta - ri me3. ecce enim ex hoc beatam me dicent o'mnes gene - ra - ti - 6
4. et sanctum no - men e'
5. timen - - - - ti - bus e
6. dispersit superbos mente cor - dis su
7. et exal- - - - - ta - vit mi -mi - les.
8. et divites dim! - - - - sit in - a - nes.
9.. recordatus misericor - - - - di - ae su - ae.
10. Abraham et semini e- - . -jus in sae-cu - la.
11. et Spin - - - - - tu - i San - cto.
12. et in sae'cula saecu- - . - lo - rum. A - men.
Repeat Antiphon
212
181
VESPER HYMNS
LUCIS CREATOR (For Sundays)
J\l44Solesmes
MM. J '.-144 ^
^ f r fir f3 i^PwrJJr r ft f-rLu-cis Cre-a - tor o-pti-me,Qui ma- nejun-ctumve-spe-ri
Ne mens gra-va - ta cri-mi - ne
,
Coe-les - te pul- set o-sti-um,Prae-sta, Pa-ter pi- is -si -me,
Lu-cemdi-e- rumpro-fe-rens,
Di-em vo-ca - riprae-ci-pis:
Vi-tae sit ex - sul mu-ne-re,
Vi-ta - le tol - latprae-mi-um:
Pa-tri-que corn-par U- ni-ce,
m fk—ah) J JJJiJ J^jW .frm p M r
W$ S^^g J'flj' W'AfrflMJi]jJ i
1. Pri-mor-di - is lu-cis no-vae2. Il-la-bi-tur te-trumcha-os,
3. Dumnilper-en-ne co-gi-tat,4. Vi-te-mus o-mne no - xi-um,5. CumSpi-ri-tu Pa-ra - cli-to,
Mun-di pa-ranso - ri - gi-nem:
Au-di pre-cescumfle-ti-bus.
Se- se-que cul-pis il - li-gat.
Pur-ge-mus o-mnepes-si-mum.Reg-nans per o-mnesae-cu-lum. A
it ±z= i PPIrzV. Dirigatur, Domine, oratio meR. Sicut incensum in conspectu tu - o
m M i1*S=5f= BP
VESPER HYMNS
ISTE CONFESSOR (For Confessors)
213
182
j? JT3 hjj J ^-4^ .hpf
1.
1
2. Oui3. Cu4. No5. Sit
ste Con-fes - sor
pi - us, pru- dens,
jus ob prae-stans
sterhinc il - li
sa-lus il - li,
r<Do - mihu - mi
ni,
lis,
me - ri - turn
cho - rus ob -
de - cus 'at -
pufre
que
len
df
quenquenvir
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u- r- r r 7 t
&*i<}ni'i^
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cus,
ter
tern
tus,
ifei ±
:s
1. Quern pi -e lau-dant po'-pu - li per or-bem, Hacdi-e lae - tus me''
si-ne la - be vi-tam, Do-nechu-ma - nos a-ja-cu- e - re membra, Vi-ri-bus mor-bi do-
ce-le-bres-que pal-mas, Ut pi - is e - jus pre-
2. So-bri-am du - xit
3- Ae-graquae pas-sim
4. Cdn-ci-nit lau-dem5- Oui su-per coe-li• Um su-per coe-li so-li - o co - ru-scans, lo-ti -us mun-di sc
ni
mici
ri
PF^fTTFTtt « 5~ m #i g
—
m— —j. «l
1. it be - a - tas» (su - pre - mos
2. ma-vit au - rae
3. tis, sa - lu - ti
4. bus ju - ve - mur5. em gu - be'r - nat,
ScanLauSpi
ReOTri
m i ij-
de - re se - des.dis ho- no - res.) m. t.v.
ri - tus ar - tus.
sti - tu - un - tur.
mne per ae - vum.nus et u - nus. A
i nf U^F^ £1st Vespers R. Stolam gloriae induit eurn.2"d Vespers R. Et ostendit illi regnum Dei.
214 VESPER HYMNS
EXSULTET N9 1 (For Apostles and Evangelists)
I Mode (Dorian) M.M. A 152 Solesmes.
183
4*t jj JJjj H^'JTV'J-jjjt^
2=1Si^SE*
71. Ex - sul- tet or -bis gau-di - is,
2. Vos sae- cu - lo' - rum ju - di - ces,
3. Qui tem-pla coe-li clau-di - tis,
4. Prae-ce - pta quo-rum pro-ti - nus
5. Ut cum red- i - bit ar-bi - ter
6. Pa - tri, si - mul-que Fl - li - o,
r. r-r
Coe-lum re - sul-tet lau-di -
Et ve - ra mun-di lu-mi-Se-ras-que ver-bosol-vi -
Lan-guor sa - lus-que sen-ti -
In fi - neChristussae-cu-
Ti-bi - que,San-cteSpi-ri
J.
m rj]i4+^LM^^i^ mfflm% d \
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rbus:
na:
tis:
unt,
li,
tus,
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A - po - sto - lo - rum glo - ri - amVo - tis pre- ca-mur cor-di - um,Nos a re - a - tu no - xi - os
Sa - na - te men-tes lan-gui - das,
Nos sem - pi - ter - ni gau-di- i
Sic - ut fu - it, sit ju - gi - ter
f
£m imm^m j ijuj-j iirr
1. Tel - lus et
2. Au-di - te
3. Sol- vi ju
4. Au- ge - te
5. Con-ce - dat
6. Sae-clum per
favobe
nos
es
o
f-con- ci - nunt.
sup-pli - cum.stra
ces
te, quae-su - musvir - tu - ti - bus;
se com.po - tes.
mne gld-ri - a.
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m im men.M^P^ f=T1PJ Vespers R. Et in fines orbis terrae verba eorum.2nd Vespers R. Et facta ejus
I runt.
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VESPER HYMNS
EXSULTET N? 2 (For Apostles and Evangelists)
IV Mode (Phrygian) M.M. ^ = 144
215
184
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tet or
fm m.
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JESU CORONA VIRGINUM (For Virgins)
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(From Christmas to Purification)
V. Post partum Virgo inviolata perniansisti.
R. Dei Genitrix intercede pro nobis.
218 VESPER ANTIPHONSAVE REGINA COELORUM
(FROM THE PURIFICATION TILL EASTER)
MM. A 126
187
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VESPER ANTIPHONS
REGINA COELI N? l
(From Easter Till Trinity Sunday)
188
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220 VESPER ANTIPHONSREGINA COELI N9 2
(FROM EASTER TILL TRINITY SUNDAY)
M.M. J\ 126
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SALVE REGINA(FROM TRINITY SUNDAY TILL ADVENT)
M.M. A 126,
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R. Ut digni efficiamur promissionibus Christi.
222 BENEDICTION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
O SALUTARIS N? l
M M. All132 Solesmes
191
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m A.J. Weiss
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BENEDICTION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT 223
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224BENEDICTION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
O SALUTARIS N? 4
194
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P
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196
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226 BENEDICTION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
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197
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228BENEDICTION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
TANTUM ERGO N<? i
M.M. A 120
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199
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201
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230BENEDICTION OF THE BLESSED SACBAMENT
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202
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TANTUM ERGO N9 5
231
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203
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o (Ge-ni- to -ri Ge-ni- to- que Laus et ju - bi - Li-ti-o,
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204
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INVOCATIONS
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V. Benedictus es, Domine, in firmamehto coeli.
R. Et laudabilis, et gloriosus, et superexaltatus in saecula.
V. Domine exaudi orationem meam.R. Et clamor meus ad te veniat.
V. Dominus vobisciim.
R. Et cum spiritu tuo.
V. Oremus: Deus- - - -nostrum. B. Amen.V. Jesus Christus faciat nos unanim.es.R. Nunc et semper et in saecula saeculorum, Amen.
246 APPENDIX
ALL PRAISE TO SAINT PATRICK
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THE MEMORARE8> CHORUS Lambillotte
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Title, or First Words ofHymnA Glorious Voice
A Message from the Sacred Heart
Acts of the Theological Virtues
Agnes, Hymn to St.
All Praise to St. Patrick
Angels We Have Heard on High
Anthony, Hymn to St.
As the Dewy Shades of Even
At the Cross Her Station Keeping
Ave Maria
Ave Sanctissima
Bishop, At the Reception of a
Blest is the Faith
Cause of Our Joy
Cecilia, Hymn to St.
Christ the Lord is Risen To-Day
Christians Who of Jesus' Sorrows,N9I
» » » » » N92Come, All Ye Faithful
Come, Holy Ghost,Creator Blest
Come,Holy Ghost, Creator Come
Daughter of a Mighty Father
Dear Angel Ever At My Side
Dear Children, Praise the Lord
Dear Guardian of MaryDearest Saint (St. Anthony)
Divine Praises
Epiphany Hymn
Fading, Still Fading
Faith of Our Fathers
First Communicants,Procession-alof
Glorious Mother
Glorious Patron (St. La Salle) N91
» » n N92» » » N93n » » N94
Great God, Whatever thro' thyChurch
Page
260132
123
2466
124
83
237474
Rev. E.Caswall, Tr.
Mrs. Hemans & Sister
139 Roman Ritual
138Rev.F.WFaber
82 Benedictine Hymn124Rev.C.Pise
27 Miss Leeson, Tr.
17 From the French
76
112
130
106
124
1236
13
72121
48
64113
114
115
116
132
Source of Words
Rev. M.Russell, S.J.
"Hymns for the Year," 1867
Rev. F.W Faher
Bishop Chadwick
i From the Latin
.Rev.E Caswall,Tr.
32JohnDryden
Rev.F.W.Faber
Rev.F.W.Faber
Roman Ritual
R. Campbell, Tr.
Rev.F.W.FaberRev.P.Wetz elsp erger,O.S.B.Tr.
"Mercedes"
"Hymns for the Year,"l867
Source ofAir
Ancient HymnJ. Hayden
Ph. Rohr
Irish Air
Old French Air
Jacobsen
German Air 1715
Mainz Gesangbuch,l661
Plain Chant
Rev. A.S chubiger, O.S.B
.
Bro. Bonitus
Pergolesi
Lerler
Lambillotte
Holy Face Hymnal
B.S.
Bro. Luke
Bro. Bonitus
Jacobsen
J.H.Schloeder
C. Schmidt
T.V.Wiesenthal
F.S.C.
St, Gall Hymnal
W.A.Raboch
W.A.RabochFrench HymnalDr. J.L.Browne
1 An asterick * before the Hymn Number indicates that the melody is taken from the Catho-
lic Youths Hymn Book, the predecessor of the De La Salle Hymnal.
INDEX 253
Title or First Words ofHymn Page
Hail Glorious St. Patrick 122
Hail Mary, Queen and Virgin Meek 81
Hail Queen of Heaven 77
Hail Queen of the Heavens 68
Hail St. Joseph Spouse of Mary 105
Hail Virgin Dearest Mary 65
Have Mercy on Us, God Most High 36
Hear Thy Children, Gentle Jesus 131
Hibernia's Patron Saint, All Hail 120
Holy God, We Praise Thy Name 127
Holy Mary, Mother Mild *71
Holy Patron, Thee Saluting 107
How Kind It is of Thee 111
How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds 14
I Need Thee, Gracious Jesus 57
Immaculate Mother We Come 66
In This Sacrament, Sweet Jesus 39
Jerusalem, My Happy Home 134
Jerusalem the Golden 133
Jesus Christ is Risen 28Jesus, Gentlest Saviour 45Jesus! Jesus! Behold at Length 22Jesus, Jesus, Come to Me 41
Jesus,My Lord, My God, My All 38
Let the Deep Organ Swell 124
Long Live the Pope 136
Look Down, Mother Mary 63
Lord Jesus,Whom by Power Divine 42Loved Heart, All Mild, All Meek 66
Macula Non est in Te 76Mary, Mildest Queen, Remember 3 69Mary, Star of the Sea 79Memorare 248Mother Dear, Oh Pray for Me 86Mother Mary, At Thine Altar 73
Come and Mourn with Me 19
Come, Divine Messiah 3
Come,Sweet Anthems Let Us Sing 129Happy Time of Blessed Tears 124
Heart of Mary, Pure and Fair 80Holy Martyr, Spotless Dove 123Holy Night 8
Jesus Dear, the Thought of Thee 15
2^/.= adapted. 3 Also known as Memorare
Source of Words
Sister Agnes
Rev. Dr. Lingard
Sodality Manual
Rev.F.W.Faber
Rev. F. Stanfield
Rev.C Walworth
Rev. J. Newton (A)*
"Hymns for the Year" 1867
From the French
Fr. L.Anderson
Rev.J.M.Neale, Tr.
Tate & Brady, Tr.
Rev.F.W.Faber
Rev.F.W.Faber
Rev.C. Pise
Rev. H.T.Henry, Litt.D
Rev.E .Vaughan,C.SS.R.,Tr.
From the Latin
Tr. from G. Gb'rres
Father Bernard (A)
Rev. F. W. Faber
Rev.F.W.FaberFrom the French
Tate & Brady (A)
Rev. F. W. Faber
Oratorian Hymnal
Rev.E.Caswall, Tr.
Source ofAir
H.F. HemyBro. Luke
English Air
P. Basuian
Lambillotte
Bro. Luke
German Air
B.S.
P.Ritter, 1792
W Dressier
Tyrolese Air
WA.Raboch
J.G.Marcks
Lourdes Pilgrims
French Hymnal
Mother Seton
Haller
Lyra Davidica, 1708
Adapted
Prussian Air
Swiss Air
Bro.Bonitus
Rev.H.G.Ganss
J.B. Schweitzer
Holy Face Hymnal
Lambillotte
Schubiger's Hymnal
B.S.
Lambillotte
Lambillotte
French Air
French HymnalJ.Haydn
J.G.Marcks
Piel
A. Adam
254 INDEX
N? Title,or First Words ofHymn Page Source of Words*59*38*467036
85
66*3082
135
*125
48
102117
47
11
M33
7*84442321
70
48*127
*134
9
2021
*88
83
13
1043*794058
116
*103
78
Jesus, Jesus, Dearest Lord
Jesus, Lord,My God, My All
Lord, I am not WorthyPurest of Creatures
Thou Immortal Light Divine
Turn to Jesus, Mother, Turn
Our Lady of Lourdes
Our Lord is Risen from the Dead
Our Youthful Hearts
Pope,Hymn for the
Pray for the DeadProcessional of First Communi-
cants
St. Joseph Dear,We Praise Thee
St. La Salle Our Dearest Father
Salutation of the Blessed Sacra-ment
See Amid the Winters Snow-
See He ComesSeethe Paraclete. Descending
Silent Night
Snow and Rain Have Vanished
Soul of My Saviour
Stabat Mater
Station HymnStar of the Sea
The Blessed Hour is Coming
The Earth, O Lord, Rejoices
The Lord Himself,the Mighty God
The Snow Lay on the Ground
Thou Loving Maker of Mankind
Thy Slayers, Dear Jesus
'Tis the Month of Our Mother
Vesper Hymn
What Beauteous Sun-SurpassingStar
What Lovely Infant Can This Be?When at Thy Altar,Lord,I Kneel
When Evhing Shades are Falling
When Softly Dawns the GoldenLight
While Heart and Soul to Thee WeRaise
With Grateful Hearts
With Holy Choirs of Angels
58
117
104
78
Rev. F. W. Faber
Rev.F.WFaber
Rev. F.W Faber
Rev. E.Caswell, Tr.
Rev.F.WFaberFrom the French
C. Wesley (A)
Benedictine Hymn
Rev. H.T. Henry, Litt.D.
Rev.P.Wetzelsperger,O.S.B.,Tr.
Oratorian Hymnal (A)
F.S.C.
Rev.A.Bachofen,O.S.B.,Tr.
Rev.E. Caswell, Tr.
From the German of J.Mohr
Rev. J. C . Cuminings
Tr.of'AnimaChristi"
Rev. E. Caswall, Tr. (A)
Rev. P. Cummins, O.S.B.
Rev.F.WFaber
Rev.P.Wetzelsperger,0.S.B.,Tr
Metrical Version of Ps.23
Old English Carol
Rev.E. Caswall, Tr.
Rev. P. Cummins, O. S. B.
R.Campbell, Tr.
Children's Carol
St. Basils HymnalMessenger of the SacredHeart
Bro.Romuald
Source ofAir
Swiss Air
Eurns
L.Selle
C.Gounod
S.Webbe
Lourdes Pilgrims
French Air
Rev.A.Schubiger,O.S.B.
Rev.H.G.Ganss
St. Gall Hymnal
Oratorian HymnalE.Marzo
German Hymnal
Prussian Air
F. Gruber
Labat
Mainz Gesangbuch,1661
Schubigerb HymnalL.Selle
St. Gall Hymnal
F.S.C.
Traditional Air
St .Basil's HymnalSchubigers Hymnal
German Air, 1715
C. Schmidt
English Air
B.S.
Stevenson
Oratorian Hymnal
Bro.Romuald
MonpouGerman Air
INDEX 255
LATIN NUMBERS
If? Title, or First Words ofHymn Page Source of Words Source ofAir
62 Ad Sacratissimum Cor Jesu 62 Church Hymn Piel
*4 Adeste Fideles 4 Cistercian Gradual Traditional Air
56 Adoremus in Aeternum 56 Plain Chant,Arr.byWAR186 Alma Redemptoris 217 Antiphonary Vatican Version
140-144 Angels, Mass of the 143 Kyriale Vatican Version
215 Angelus, The 250 Breviary St.Basils Hymnal138 Asperges 140 Kyriale Vatican Version
137 At the Reception of a Bishop 139 Antiphonary Plain Chant
*91 Ave Maris Stella, N9
1
91 Breviary Lambillotte
92 » » » N9 2 92 ii Italian Air
93 » » » N9 3 93 n Bro. Sixtus
178 >> n » N9 4 204 ii Solesmes Chant
187 Ave Regina Coelorum 218 ii Solesmes Chant
137 Bishop, At the Reception of 139 Antiphonary Plain Chant
34 Confirma Hoc, Deus 34 Ritual Gregorian Chant34 Confirmation, Holy 34 M ii ii
61 Cor Jesu 61 Frank62 Cor Jesu, Ad Sacratissimum 62 Church Hymn Piel
183 Exsultet, N9 1 214 Breviary Vatican Version
184 » N9 2 215 ii ii ii
26 Gethsemane et Golgotha 26 Old Latin Hymn Rev.P.Stocklin,O.S.B.
12 In Nativitate Domini 12 Old Latin Hymn Rev.A.Schubiger,O.S.B.
208 Invocations 235 Plain Chant182 Iste Confessor 213 Breviary Vatican Version
109 Iste Quern Laeti 110 ii » ii
*185 Jesu Corona Virginum 216 Breviary Traditional Air
16 Jesu Dulcis Memoria 16 St.Bernard(?)
211 Laudate Dominum 236 Vesperal Plain Chant100 Litany of the Most BlessedVirg•in 100 Liturgic Prayer Vatican Version
N«l101 » n ii ii ii »N92 102 ii ii
182 Lucis Creator 212 Breviary Solesmes Chant
140-144 Mass of the Angels 143 Kyriale Vatican Version145-150 Mass in Honor of St. La Salle 153 ii W.A.Raboch151-165 Mass for the Dead 167 Officium et Missa
pro DefunctisVatican Version(Arr.by P.T. JosVarken)
62 Cor Jesu, Fons Amoris 62 RevA.Bachofen,O.S.B.,Tr. Piel
52 Esca Viatorum,N9 1 52 Old Latin Hymn Cantata Catholica
53 » ii ii N9 2 53 ii ii ii Rev.A.Schubiger,O.S.B.
29 Filii et Filiae 29 Breviary87 Gloriosa Virginum 87 Liturgic Hymn Jacobsen50 Mi Jesu 50 Old Latin Hymn Schubiger's Hymnal
256 INDEX
N9 Title, or First Words ofHymn Page191
192
193
194195
*196197
1989495
*55*209161
162
118
107*51
188189
12
190
9689
+ 2425
*97
199200
*20i202203204205206207212108
99
90
*4954
166472173-180
139
Salutaris, N9
1
» N?2» N9 3
» N9 4» N9 5
n N9 6
NO 7n N9 8
Sanctissima, N9 1
» N9 2
Pange, Lingua
Parce, DominePater Noster, Tone of
Preface, Tone
Quern Sion
QuicumqueQuod in Coena
Regina Coeli, N9 1
» ,, N9 2
Resonet in Laudibus
Salve Maria Sanctissima
Salve ReginaSancta MariaSanctorum AgminaStabat Mater, N9 1
» n N9 2
Sub Tuum Pracoidium
Tantum f. rgo N9111 5) N9211 )) N9 3)> 5) N9 4>J >) N9 511 )) N9 6
11 5) N9 711 )» N9 8
» J) N9 9
Te DeumTe Joseph Celebrent
Tota Pulchra
Ultima in Mortis Hora
Veni, Jesu
Verbum SupernumVespers for Sundays
Vespers of the Most BlessedVirgin
Vidi Aquam
Page Source of Words Source ofAir
222 St. Thomas Aquinas Solesmes Chant222 )> it A.J.Weiss
223 ii ii S.Webbe
224 » ii C.Wondell
224 ii ii A.Werner
225 ii >' A .Werner
226 ii ii
227 ii ii Gregorian Chant
94 Liturgic Hymn Sicilian Air
95 n ii Gordigiani
55 St. Thomas Aquinas Solesmes Chant
235 Breviary Ancient
179 Kyriale Vatican Version
179 >i 11 M
119 Breviary Plain Chant
108 Liturgic Hymn Traditional Air
51 St.Thomas Aquinas German Air
219 Breviary A.Lotti
220 » Solesmes Chant
12 Old Latin Hymn Rev.A.Schubiger,O.S.B.
98 Old Latin Hymn Rev.A.Schubiger,O.S.B.
220 Breviary Solesmes Chant
96 Church Hymn J.B.Schweitzer
89 Rev. L.Janssens, O.S.B. Ancient Hymnals25 Rev.E.Caswall,Tr.GU Mainz Gesangbuch.,1661
25 Jacopone da Todi Solesmes Chant
96 Breviary Lambillotte
228 St.Thomas Aquinas Solesmes Chant
228 » ii Minard
229 » »
230 ii ii F. S.C.
231 ii ii A.J.Weiss
231 ii ii Limagne232 ii ii S.Webbe233 ii ii
234 ii ii
237 SS.Augustine&Ambrose(?) Vatican Version
109 Breviary » n
98 Church Hymn Dom Pothier, O.S.B.,Arr.
90 Old Latin Hymn Ancient Hymnal
49 Cherubini
54 St.Thomas Aquinas Luxemburg Hymnal (A)
186 Antiphonary Vatican Version
198 » '5 ii ii
141 Kyriale ii ii
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