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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.

&pprouc&

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 YorkOct. 1, 1913

PREFACE

The De La Salle Hymnal is offered to the Catholicpublic in the sincere hope that it may be a valuable aid inreligious training. In these days of scientific education, it istrite to say that the outward expression of emotion is an effectivemeans of developing that very emotion. The rites and ceremoniesof Holy Mother Church have taught this truth from the begin-ning. It is, then, of great importance that the impression begood and the emotion noble. This Hymnal aims to secure bothresults. It has retained what was good in its predecessor, theCatholic Youth's Hymn Book, while studiously avoiding itsdefects.

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 worthas music or has long been associated with Catholic traditions inthis country.

3. The editorial file has been applied unsparingly to allthe vernacular verses, in order to secure both good English andconformity to the musical rhythm of the hymns.

4. Nearly all the hymns have been written for use byeither a unison or a four part chorus.

5. The harmonization, while in full accord with artisticstandards, is yet so simple as to fall within the limits of theaverage children's choir or school chorus.

6. The accompaniment has in every case been adapted tothe organ. Piano arrangements have been ruthlessly excluded.

7. The pitch of each hymn has been placed low enough tosuit the range of boys' voices and facilitate congregational singing.

To all who have in any way helped in the preparation ofthis book, cordial thanks are herewith extended; in particular, tothe Basilian Fathers of Toronto for permission to use numbers20, 40, and 215; to the Benedictine Fathers for permission toinclude 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 theharmonization of the entire book and for permission to includeseveral hymns and a Mass of his own composition; and toMessrs. J. Fischer & Brother for valuable suggestions, carefulsupervision of proof, and generous permission to use many oftheir copyrighted publications.

The Manuscripts of the De La Salle Hymnal were care-fully and critically read by a diocesan priest and a religiouspriest, both of acknowledged authority. We regret that neither,in his modesty, would permit the publication of his name. Thisbook shows the fruits of their generous labor, and to each ofthem we herewith offer our most sincere thanks.

The numbers contained in the Appendix, while not ChurchMusic in the proper sense of the term, have been included byrequest as being suitable for reunions of a more or less religiouscharacter.

The Index embodies the results of serious effort to tracewords and tunes to their source. In this respect the CatholicChurch Hymnal of J. Fischer & Brother and the WestminsterHymnal were both helpful. It is to be hoped that in a lateredition 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 Indulgencesannounced below. May all who use this book experience thehallowed emotions of St. Augustine as he listened to ChristianPsalmody, and strive to emulate the example of St. Philip Neriin 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 onehundred days to all the faithful who sing hymns piously in a church ororatory, and to those who teach them so to sing, provided that these hymnsbe approved by ecclesiastical authority. A plenary indulgence may begained once a month on the ordinary conditions.

The De La Salle Hymnal has received the requisite approbation.

CLASSIFIED INDEX

Pages

Advent.

.1-3Christmas 4-12Epiphany 13Holy Name of Jesus 14-16Lent 17-26

Easter 27-29Ascension

. 30Pentecost . 31-35Trinity Sunday 36, 37The Blessed Sacrament 38-57The Sacred Heart of Jesus 58-62The Most Blessed Virgin 63-101; 248-251St. Joseph ...... 103-1:0The Guardian Angel . . . in, 112St. La Salle 113-119St. Patrick 120-122, 246St. Anthony ...... 123St. Cecilia ...... 123St. Agnes ...... 125All Souls' Day 126Miscellaneous Hymns .... 127-139Asperges ...... 140Vidi Aquam ...... 141Mass of the Angels .... 143-152Mass of St. La Salle . 153-166Mass of the Dead 167-185Vespers for Sundays .... 186-197Vespers of the Most Blessed Virgin 198-21

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Vesper Hymns ..... 212-216Vesper Antiphons .

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Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament 222-236Te Deum

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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^stThou, thy Son's rebuke who sharest,Let me share them both with thee.

Oh how sad and sore distressedWas that Mother, ever-blessedOf the Sole-begotten One!How she stood in desolation,Gazing at the desecrationOf her dying glorious Son!

Who could mark, from tears refraining,Christ's dear Mother uncomplaining,In so great a sorrow bowed?Who, unmoved, behold her languishUnderneath His cross of anguish,Mid the fierce, unpitying crowd?

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36 TRINITY SUNDAYO THOU IMMORTAL LIGHT DIVINE

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38 BLESSED SACRAMENT

O JESUS, LORD, MY GOD, MY ALL!

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IN THIS SACRAMENT, SWEET JESUSSlowly and devoutly French Hymnal

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WHEN OUR SAVIOUR WISHED TO PROVESt. Basil's Hymnal

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1. When our Sav- iour wished to prove All the full-ness of His love,2. When the dark and storm

-y night Fills the soul with wild af- fright;3. Can the Saints ec - stat - ic flight, Can the winged Seraph's might,

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iJESUS, JESUS, COME TO ME

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mLORD JESUS, WHOM BY POWER DIVINE

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WHEN AT THY ALTAR, LORD, I KNEELDevoutly English Air

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SOUL OF MY SAVIOUR

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JESUS, GENTLEST SAVIOURM. M. J -. 88

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O LORD I AM NOT WORTHY,.,. Burns

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word of com - fort, My spir - it healed shallsin to grieve Thee, Or fly Thy sweet confeel most deep - ly That Thou to me artta - tion har-assed I turn from my truesake I tru - ly Will cher-ish all manall thanks - giv - ing Be ev - 'ry mo - ment

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PROCESSIONAL OF FIRST COMMUNICANTSFrom the St. Gall Hymnal

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2 While fear and faith and love Lead up-wardsto the

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VENI, JESU, AMOR MISlowly

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Cherubim

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O MI JESU!Adapted from Sclmbiger's Hymnal

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QUOD IN COENASlowly /C\

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O ESCA VIATORUM N9

1

Cantata Catholica

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MEMORARE

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1. Ma - ry, mild-est Queen,re -mem -ber Nev-er has it yet been2. Didst thon e'er re-fuse thy chil-drenAid in need or help in3. See us poor re - pent- ant sin-nersProne,sweetVir-gin,at thy

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1. known That a childwho sought thy fa-vorHad un-heardto leave thy throne.2. pain? Nev-er did a child of thine Tears of an-guishshed in vain.3. feet! Shall the least of thy poor chil-dren Uh-heard leavethymer-cy seat?

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70 THE MOST BLESSED VIRGIN

STAR OF THE SEAL. Selle

1. O pur-est of creatures!SweetMother!sweetmaid!The one spot-less2. Oh, blissful and calmwas the wonder- ful rest Thou gav - est thy3. To sinnerswhat comfort, To an-gelswhatmirth,That God found one

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HOLY MARY MOTHER MILD

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MOTHER MARY AT THINE ALTARNot too fast LamMLlotte

731. Moth-er Ma- ry, at thine al - tar, We thy lov.ing children kneel;2. Thou wilt loA'e us,thouwiltguideusWith a mothers fond-est care;3. Life's temp -ta-tions are be -fore us, We must min-gle in the strife;4. So we taketheefor our Moth-er, And we claim the right to be,

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MARY, STAR OF THE SEA, A ! Slowly |

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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 - sus

1 Sa- cred Heart.4. Son, Oh shall we leave thee then?Ah, no; His Heart and thine are one.

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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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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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