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Feb 16
Mar 7
Feb 20
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Apr 7!May2f.
Mar50^ayu
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Feb 16 Apr JMay2i
Feb 8 Mar 26 May Is
Feb 28 j Apr 25Jmie 3
Apr 6 May 2.':
Apr i 9 June 7
Apr 1 1 May 50
Apr 5 May 22
Apr 22 JunQlo
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TABLE of FEASTS, &c. throitghout
the Year.
KB. Those of Obligation are tn Capitals.
January. 26 St. Ann.
ICIRCUMCISI- August.
ON to St. Lawrence.
6 EPIPHANY. 15 ASSUMPTI-
Febriiaru. ^^•. .
^4St.Bartlio{ome\v
Sej)te)tiber.
8 Natmty B. V.
21 St. Matthew.
2^ St. Michuel.
Octoher,
28 SS. Simon and
Jude.
KovrmhcT,
1 ALL SAINTS.
^O St. Andi-ew.
December.
8 Conception.
21 St. 1>K>mtts.
25 CHIM^^TM AS-
DAY.
2 Purification.
S4 St. Matthias,
i^5 In Leap Years.
Miirch,
ID St. Joseph.
tB ANNUNTIA-
TION. ^
April.
Si6' St. George.
MaV'
I SS. Philip and
JamC«.
W Finding of the
Holy Cross.
Jtme.
2< Nativity of St.
John Baptist. 25 St. Stephen,
'^DSS.PSTERand 27 St. John.
PAUL. S^B H. Innocents.
July.^- " '1^9 St. Thomas of
i Canterbury.
^^ Rt- J lT/*S.
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MOVEABLE FEASTS.
* Ecastcr Sunday and Monday.
Eadv7 Tuesday^ a Day ofjbevoiion,
Ascension-day, '
Whit" Sunday and Monday,
WhiUTu€Hday, a Bgy of DevoUm.
Corpus-t^hristi, ThWsday after Trinity
Sunday.
'^ • FAStmo DAYS.
All the week days of Lent ; all
Wednesdays and Fridays in Advent :
finiber-days, Wednesday, Friday, and
Saturday ; ] st, in the first week of
Lent ; 2d, in Whitsuti week ; 3d, after
September 14; 4th, after Decoiber 15.
If Monday is a holiday, Saturday is
fast. '■ ' • \ ■
DAYS OF ABSTINENCE.
All Fridays and Saturdays; all Sun-
days in Lent ; Rogation-days, beiiig
Mofiday, TueAduy, and Wednesday
before the Ascension ; St. Mfu-k's day
out of Eatiter-week^ and the Diocese of
Canterbury.^
The solemnization of marriage is
forbidden from the first Sunday of Ad*
vent till after E]>iphany, and from
Ash Wednesday till Low Simdav. •
4A4I fZCW3A
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The eight JSeatitudes. Matt. y. %
'I
1
1*. T3LESSED are the poor in spiriti
^ for theiw J^ the kingopm of
heaven. " ^ ,
2. Blessed arc tba meek : for they
^ihall possess the laivl.
5. Blessed are they that mourn : tor
they shall b^ camforte4-
4. Blessed are they that hmiccr M^d
tJiirst ailer^^iccr: for they shall be
filled, .^ . ^
5. Blessed are the mcraful : tor
they shall obtain mercy. .
6. Blessed are the clean ot hcarti:
fw they shall sec Gad.
7. Blessed are the p^-makcrs ^
for th<^ shall ^ called the chddren of
God. , ^
8. Blessed ore tl^ey that buffer per-
f ccution for justice sakcj ; for thoirs ^
the kingdom of. be?^%'>6n[i.
Blessed are ye when m^n shall re-
sile you, tnd persecute ytiu, and
apealc all that is evil against you, un-
truly, for my sake : rejoice and Ije
flad, for your reward is very gneat in;
_i€aven»
Che
God
persoi
tbems
God,
Holy
2.
^'ithir
of kii
brothc
iiren, (
dren
lastly,
j^re of
kindre
15 cont
im cas^
which
degree
tisni a
godiatl
habited
l^nts c
5. \
\?
n of
they
i: for
r a«^il
i\\ be
: for
eavtft:
kcrs :*
ren of
r per-
airsitf
all re-
and
a, im*
nd be
eat in
Zmpadimenk ip Motrimaf^. -T"
f^he^IiBpedioients to Matrimony are .
of two kinds.
/pHE firU kind is what renders It,
'^ null and void in the sight of
God and his Church ; and those are«
1, Vows of chastity, such as religiotn
persons take when they consecrate
tbemsfihxs to the service of Almighty
Cod, and those who are entered into
Holy Orders.
2. Gomangtdnky ; or a contract
within the four prohibited degree!^
of kindred ; of which the first are
brothers and sisters. 5. Their chil-
iiren, or cpusia-germans. 4. The chil-
dren of cpusio-gennans. 5. And
lastly, the children of those which '
i^*e of the fourth decree or remove of
kindred ; likewise wliere such affinity
19 contracted by lawlful marriage. Alsa
in cases of adultery and fornication^
which create an affinity to the second
degree, and in the sacrament of bap^
tisni and confirmation, whereby the
godfather and godmother are pro^
habited marriage with either thie pa*
l^nts or the child.
5. Wh^n p^arried pertcois eotim^ \
B
IwpedmenU to^ ^c.
adultery, and make promises of fu«>
ture marriage ^t the death of the in-
nocent party, in which case they are
not only nvill and void^ but highly
censured by the Church as productive
of many evils.
The se,cqnd\Cmi is what doth not an-
nul or hinder the sacrement from being
true and ya}id, yet m^kes it a very great
crime to transgress in it. 1. Such as
where mutual promises h^ye been made
%y either Of die parties to any other
person. 2. When the simple vow of .
chastity has been made by either con-
tracting party. 3. WHen the marriage
is solemnized within the fprbiddtjii
times; m. from the first Sunday of.
Advent to Twelfth-day ; and from
Ash-Wednesday to Low-Sunday, ii>.
eluding these mentioned days.
The Manner of Lay Persons baptizing
an Infant in t>an^r of Death.
nnAKE covmoii water, pour it an tJw
^ head or face qf the child, and whilst,
pouring it, say the following words :
"I ^ptize thee in the Name of the
'* Father, and of the Son, and of tho
** HoLr. Ghost, 4mei\. 4
li,
of fu«
he in-
y are
highly
ictive
otan-
being
great
ich as
made
other
ow of.
r con-
rriage
iddtjri
ay of
from
y, in-
tizing
h.
on the
whilst
)fthe
)f the>
f 9 ) .
, MORNING PRAYER.
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At ttp-rising in the Mprjilng.
In the Kavw of the Father ^ and of the
SoHy and of the Uoly Ghost,
■ + •• ■ ••
TN the name of our Lord Jesus CJirist
^ eruciaed, I arise; bless me, Lord,
protect and' defend me; and after
this shore and miserable pilgrimage^
bring me to everlasting happiness'
*men, ' "' ' • <
Holy Trinity, one God, unto thy
. rotection I recommend my soul a'lid
body ; deliver me this day from all
in, and preserve mq from sudden anif
mprovideddeatT^- './Imrw. ^' .
O merciful JcsuH, I beseech thee,
hro' thy most sacred death and pas-
ion, to grant me pardon and ftill re-
nission of all my sins. ^4m<^/ii
O angel of God; fo whose holy
are I am committed Ivv' the Supreme
leuieucy, defend me f/om all danger,
^men. ' ' ^ ^ . .
Holy Mothei- of Cod, protect me
;h!s da^y from all evil; but especially
m
M&fning Praysfiih,
at the hour of my death, assist mi^ by
thy pawertbl intercessioiL Armn.
ren, n^
BElr!
might;
ndin J
^d, wl
host, I
ercd urn
ed, dtn
,nto hell,
rom the
Prayers for Morning*
TN the name of the Father, + and of
^ tb^ Son, ^A of the Iioly Ghost.
Blesssd be the Holy and undivided
, ncrw «tid for even Anmi.
/\UR Father, who art in heaven^
y hallowed be thy name : thy If opd
fcir^dom come ^ thy will be done oa hence fa
earth, as it is in heaven : give us thi^ ^ving am
day our daijy Jjread : and forgive qi j^jy q
CjfiT trespaaeef, m We forgive them th^ Ihurch j
trespass against us : ana I^d us not \^q fomii
iflfp te^iiptation ; but deliver us from jp^n of «!
mih A^ien.
The 4n^(fiiceil Salatathn,^ « ^
TLTAIL, Miiry ! full of gnice, our
-*"•* Lprd is with thee; Uei»sed art
tkou ano^^st women, and blessed %
the fruit of thy womb JESUS. Holy
Mai^, Mother or God, pray for uji
tinners^ now,, m^ at the ho^M of oift
vien.
nAct of
m<
here,
actio
ven the
cl^th^ Avwn^
loly pras
ten offimc
Jifiirning Prayem
n
me by
in.
and of
Grhoet.
iivided
"I ■
^ The Apostle^^ Creed.
BEMEVE in God, the Father A^^
mighty, Creator of heaven and earth,
nd in Jesus Christ, his only Sonj, oiu?
<jrd, who was conceived by the Holy
rhost, born of the Vlrgio Mary^ sut-
pred und^r Pontius Pilate, was cruci-
ed, di^ad, and buried; he descended
nto hell, the third day he rose agf^
rom the deac}; h^ ascended into hea-*
ren, ai^^d ^tteth at tho right-hand
% rf' Ogd thci Fathe;* AUniflity : froai
ne on henec he «hall coajQ tQ judge th«
18 tm Jving and the dead, I beiieyc in the
loly Ghosti the holy Catholic
Church j th<^. qonpijiiinion of saiiits j|
he foi^iveaess of sim ; the restHree^
ion of the body ; %m life everfetpjj^
men, *^
nAct of f^hth in the presence <^ God^
MY Ood, I firmly b?liev« thoiv art
here, and perfectly obeierveat aU
ly actiorfs, all my thotiglitNi, nify^
ven the most se6i<et motb..^ of my
;*><£*»• ^mii. i %>«kii«7V i»*jr^ii »»li«»vJ «•• »»♦«▼.
loly prasence a sinner who hast so o^
m oficnded thee I Yei, U^y gO(Hltic»«
;ft4^1jberafity not onUr invVe, bu|iei'oji
ive qi
nth^
IS not
fft !
12
J-
If'
mi''
Afofiiifig Prayer^,
cdmmand me to approach thee. Graiit 'c«eejnc(
\ne therefore thd grace to pray to th6( ►anctifiec
aslought - Spirit, pr
Gome, t) Holy Spirit, fill the he^i ^ers, an(
of tky ikithful, and enkindle wifliit ^n?have
ihem the fii-e of thy loye, * hou kno
* V. Seni forth thy Spirit, and om ^"d unpr
hedfts shall be regenerated. ' hou hasi
^^^ Aiid'thou wilt renew the fec#heamen
of the ea^ih. '" ^■
'^ Let us pray,
GOD, who by the light of th
Holy Ghost didst instruct th
hearts of the faithful, grant us, thro'
the jsame Holy ■ Spirit, a love am
teMi of what is just and right, and th
6on$tant enjoyment of his comforts,
Thro' Jesus Christ our Lord>^ wh
with thee, in the unity of the same
&c» 'Amen.
An Act of Adoration and Thanksguiitg,
"^ ADORE thee, O my Ood, as mf
Creator and -sovereign Lord ; and
o
I
— — ^ ^ <i*-r^- -w^ w -VHP- V -^^A ■^i^«.taiha« ««h^ Vf A ^« 1 •ib*#^4 v*'
with all jk^ssibje thanks acknowledge ^^^^^ ^^f
the many corporal and spiritual bene
-ii;.. iiiwii iic*^»i, %.%/iiAVA4CLi Upon lUC
Thoii hast created me, and out of no-
thm5gi\en mc a being. Tliou hjist
'«•
mrpose 1
he dan^
ranted
ight lat
ence thi
btain tl
hich th;
lie. O t
►vards mc
ake for
will pra
Uid am
nore fide
:nv life.
if our lij
occasm
posed t:
Mopmng Prayersl
Qra^jjedeemcd me by the death of thy Son,
to th^Jh"^^^^^^ ^^ ^y ^^® grace of thy Holy
. " Spirit, preserved me from infinite dan-,
3 heart! 5^^^> and froni hell fire, which my
wifliit ^P? '^^^^ ?*^ often diese)rved. Although
;hou kno^ye?it me to be an ungr^tefiil
md om ^"^ unprofitable servant, nevertheless
- hon hast hitherto patiently expected
he fact ^^ amendment of my life, and lor this
mrpose thou hast preseiTcd me from
' he dangers of the past night, and
of th^ jranted me tThe present day, that I
ict the ^^^^ labour with rabre care and dili-
tj^PO^ence than I have hitherto doqe, to
btain that crown of eternal glovy
hich thy goodness hast prcpr. cd fur
lie. O the goodness of my God to-
yards me ! Alas t what return can I
ake for such innumerable bcnefitti?
will praise thy holy name, Lord,
^oicinsM^^^ am resolved to serve thee with
*as m\#"^^^ fidelity during the i*^i^ainder of
1; anllfcylife.; '
lerc recall k> mind the cJiwf sins qt'
your life paMy and Jtrmlt^- resolve to
occasions to which you may A? aviv
posed in ilw course oj tJicpreseiii dai^.
t^e an
mdth
mfbrts
K wh
: same
wledgq
bene-
of ni
u hpist
TJOW ill, O my God, have I %
-*•* Iherto lived I Ah ! how Httfi
KaYe I done for thy sake. I am h^a*^
tiljr sorry fot havinj^ squandered aw^l
that tmie in offemhiig thee, ^hich thyl
infinite goodness gave me io be eiftJ
ployed in promoting the welHire 6\
tny soul, and in purchasing eVerhistin'
Kfe. I detest, O Lcwrd, all the dm
have C(Mnmitted against thy cUnne Ma-
jesty ; I am sorry that I have offended
thee, who art infinitely good^ and t6\
whom sin is infinitely displeasing. 1
tel^ thee with my whole heart and
*>al, and am firmly resolved, by thief
help of thy grace, to serve thee with!
more fidelity, for the time to comfe;!
Receive, I beseech thee, the remdin-
der of my life. I afg^n sfhew the pro-
mise i made by mc in bapti,sm, to re-
nounce the devil, his works and al)
his fKJmps. I am resolved, with th#j
assistance of thy grace, to «pcnd this
4ay according to thy holy will,
both as to the nature and ^ircum-.-
stances of my ac^ns„ by performing r
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plewing to tb«^ I irili t»ke pirtic^^
Mm^iPro^^t.
IS
€vxt to atoid those faflings ti
ich I am Jnost subject, an4 to exer-
CISC the virtues which are most agree*^
able to my state and condition of* life.
It OFPER thee, my God I together^
I"*- wiih the Kfe, passion, and death
Irfthy only Sony all my affectibns, re-
solutions, thoughts, inrords deeds,
tend suflfe^ngs of this day, and my
^ho!e life, in honour of thy adorable
lajesty; in thanksgiving for all 4hy
penefits ; in satisfactiofi for my sins ;
"— ^ to obtain the assistance <rf thy
5 ; that persevering to the end in
le perfqrmance of thy holy will, I
m love and enjoy thee iof ever in
Ay|loiy.
I A Petition.
KTHOU khowest, O God, h&w m*
\ able I am of myself to do the
feast good. Abandon me not, th^e-
[pre, but tjake me under thy proteo*
Kon, and grant me the grace faithfully
b comply with these holy resolutions.
inhghtcn my understanding with the
i^*** of a liv#»li/ l*oi*k . ^».^:a^ 1^
ff,
ers.
I Jlj/Iorning Pray^
inflame it with the .fire of an arcienti
love of thy infinite goodness. ^^
Strengt^^n^ my weakness, I beseechl
thee; heal the corruption of my heart;
j^^t thaft. overcoming all my enemiesJ
yisible and invisible, I may make the
f)e^ i^se of thy grace; and vouchsafe
io add to these fiivours the inestimable |
gift of final perseverance.
V. To thee, Lord, I have raised
my voice. , .
R. And early in die mdrning myl
prayer shall come before thee.
V. Let my mouth be eVer filled with
^^y praise. ,
R. Then I will publish thy glory,
and all the day thy greatness.
V. Turn thy face, O Lord, away|
from my sins.
R. And blot out all my iniquities,
V. Create iii me a clean heart, 0|
Ood.
R. And renew an. upright spirit]
M^ithin me.
" V. Cast me not out of thy sight.
R. Nor tike thy holy spirit from]
me.
\
•^
• ^^Tfmg Pftqferr. l^
R. And strengthen me wiA thv
«over^n ttiWt. ^ ^ ^
JLoTd ^ *** i« in tlie ofunc of the
R. Wm made bortfa heaven ani
V. Voqch^Q Lot* this dar,
g- i<*P''e«»«:<^ fr<iia aU sin:
V. Have mercy ipon u^ O LortL
K. Have merely tip^n us.
V. Let % mercy; O Urd, be
poured forth upon us. "» •»
V. O Lord, hear my prayer.
J^AM let my suppfication co»e
A Lmighty Lord, «nd most merdfiil
I Ood, who hast brought us safe
*o the begmning of this <fcy, let thy
lOwcrUU grace so conduct os thro' iL
that we may not fail into any sin ;
Hit that all our thoushta. wraX .»j
jictions, niav be regufited acci^injti
he wlesrf ^ heavenly justic?, m
Mi
%l* Morning Freyef't' ^
tend to the observance of AyJ«V
Sw; thro» the merits of Jesul Chnst
our Lwd. Amen-
> tttiupray.
LORD God, the kin§ of heaven and
earth, voWhsafe Ws. day to rule
and sanctify, to direct and govern our
souls Mid bodies, our senses, words,
and actipns, in conformity to thy law,
and itt pbeaienceW thy commands I
that by , the help ot^ thy. grac«. ^ bavj-
our of the world, we may be fenced
• and freed frflm aU evil, both now ani|
forever. Atmu ^.< . , -ui-.
OCOD, who out of thy unspeakable
providence art pleased to appoint
tfcy holy angels for our ^ardians and
protectors, \6arken tq the supplida-
tJons we make for a contmwnce of
their protection, and grant that we
may be united to their happy society
*for all eternity. Amm. ,
■ MaytheB.V. Mary, St. Joseph, and
all the saints, b^me our iptercessors
with the t^rd, that we may be sue
cpured and defended by bim .thjs day,;
wd live and i«gn ■with him toi evcWi
ages.
Ame&.
D
> ^
M^
, . ie Lord i)Icss us, and preserve
ps froiif all evil, and conduct us to I^^ i
everh^ing; ancEiiiaytJie souls of tlife^ 1
faitnful departed, thro? the nierey uj^ I
Ood, rest in pea<!e. Aju^ih^ *
4cU of Faith, Hope, and Chafdv, re-
tommaided to the dailt; mtf of tiB
Faithful, by which may be gained ^
following
INBULGENCE.
' Aprii 5, 1772. ^
QUR most holy Fatiier Pope Cle-
ment XIV. embracing with po^
ternal chaiity all the faithlul who
clweli auiongst unbelievers and infi-
aaL, and intending to promote
apiongst them the pious and whole-
some u^e of making frequent mts
ot the theclogicai virtues of frM,
liope, sixid charity, has been piease4
to grioit an indulgence of seven years,
and of a3 many quadragcna:, or fmtu
d^y*, to every pnc of the faith fclW
Lhnst above mentioned, for eyei^
tiiiie when, Dei^ disposed at least iw
poutntion of he^ot, shaU attcntivei
V
>■■ I'
'■ t
:i
i»
0'
iH^' gently recite the said ^^to-;^
Which pmnt is to stand good to all
ftiturc tiiuca. N. B; Thiu indulgence
jBity' be applied by way of sufirage te
iM^jCftithiul depiitted,
^ Stephen Borgia, Secretary to
< the Society ion promoting,
Chriaitiiitt Kipwialge*
JL irrvparatory pn^i/er iM the follom»g
. f.^< :■ Acts,; -^ ''
^ Lniitthtv Riul eternal God^ grarit
#^ i^an increase oi')fmth, hope^ ainl
Sdri^i^: and that we may de^erre ta
i9i)tai9 what thoiv promisest, n)al^.e u»
€*%>ve what thou coiium^idest. Tlira
tlhrist our Lord. Amoil
-^^f^ An At'l of Faith. ^
1^ tirn:lv believe there is one God^
•and that in tins one God thei-e are
fiiree persons, tiie Fathpr^ the Son, and
iht Holy Ghost ;— that th^ Son took
io Wmiclf tlie nature of man from the
Vi^itt Marj'ji womb, by tlie opera-
ti^ of the power of the Holy GhoKt, —
mA drnt in this our human nature h<5
* t?i^ ct^cified and dkd for us 5— -that
ifljfWwards he rose again, and ascend^
ti into heaven, frDi^l w4*etic(r he sNU
o
5»>mfe to repay the jiist with vmAnafr
ing gloiy, and punish the ikvitkea ^iflbf
everlastiiig torments : moreover, I
believe whatsoever: ehc tke Cat!u>Sc
Church proposes to tnv belief, \^
caute God, thd sovereign Truth, vrk^
can neither deceive nor be deceiviefl,
ha5 F€frealed them to his churcju
vi^ An, Act (if Hope,
MY Ood, rdying en thy aJmi^
power, infinite mercy aod goojf-
ncss, and becai&e thou aii faith^il m^
fhy promises, I hope ihou wilt ppem
me torgiveaeA of my sifts, diro? tks'
meTils of Jesiis Christ thy S^n; ttif
that thou >8t ;a$!aut me by fliy g^
^ persevere to the rtid of rov life m Htm
diligent eXdrdsc.of |ro6d workt^ t«pi
thereby deserve to ©btalii the gk^
thou hast pro)Bnised in hc^ en.
An Act of Cknmtyf,
Q LORD rny God! I lorefheewfA
^^ my whole heart, above idl Mmk,^
because tb<m art the sovereign G<^
todj an Account trf thy uifimte iww
teotions. art moit wmfthg ntf aH h^-^
amf, for thy sdte, I ilso lOTe^ii*
r;
' '•' ' ■■ ' ' '• V-'- -■ ' 1 ^
^38 AcitcfConfrkiony^o.
An Act af Contrition. .
MY GodI,. whom I love aboVe all
thift€P^, on account of thy sove^
,1r<s|^goo<lBess ajid infinite pertectionfs,
I w> 8CM?iy from the bottom of ray
imsrt for having .offended thee by my
ifoi, und am firmly resolved, thro* the
iMfifelaiice of thy grace, carefully^ to
'kiroid all occasions of sin for the time
Aft Aci <jf CinrUy tbwardji G6S. , ,
Jtfy Go<V because thou aft the
vSi^reme jGood, infinitely sood in
f^iq^l^ and infinitely bountiful and
gO^bA to me, I therefore love thee
kbove all things ; with all my heart,
moi^ mindj and strength; and for
^jf love I am willing to part with
ct^'* thing rather than be by rfii se-
IpordLed from thee. / ,
jlct ef Chanty totixtrds otir Xeighhouk
OMY God, the lover of mankind,
because my neighbour is created
Jto d^ image, is beloved by thee,
^vriMm 1 love above all things, and is
.^^^ -1 %^s.
Intl ^%.^^Jm
j^ » Sj«« I
"W*.
t4 I thcTfe^ru desire to love
50ve*
tions,
>f my
>y niy
0* the
llj^ to
i time
....'. . »
t the
>od in
I md
thee
heart,
d for
with
m se-
ikind,
•eated
thee,
^d is
Ads of Tlmnksgiving, ^c. '2S
J^cay neighbour as; mjrself for thy
i^ake, as thdu hi^st comitiai^ded me : I
hjeartUy fqf^e dl £b&t;1i^V^eve|^ of-
fended me, as I expeci fcp be ftbrnrcii
by tPe, 44 hee^Tt)^
'md s5^iv^ti6ii for tbem, and ror dl
bankirid.
j ,5'-l --,
An .Act tff tTmriiltsgmiii^.
r\ MY tJoxl, tl^e auih<3^<muritahi
r^ of all gdoii, f hiintl^ a(^ow-
jiedge that eyeiy .|poci tlnia I ei^q^v
$6ra f6|r %o\i\ aod bo<J(^, ^omes Iro^
thy iipuntifill prctvidencc ahd fatl^^
loye./ i therefore th^nk andi |li^^
ineinable favors I hav^ rl^^d^cM
thee. MSy «tt thy holy angels andi
saints pffi^ ioxid than|;1mee^^f^
and I oesire icsi<i hd^e m thy inef^
thrdug^ the merits ol'Jesui C|u'k^^ ta
join with them iii praising th^^ fox* 4^
- An Act of Rfiignation.
f\ MY 6od, the soierii^Locil and
y Puler of afl things, if &% ^
li^ve tEa^t nothing bietals, nctt* caii ^i^
r^; I m mfe, tut ly thy divine appoiiit-
I
It.
i
I
o
E
«l^ AcU of Ad^natien, i^
isient or perniai»siQii, who Icndw^^ tha
fmsiber of the haiw of our hesad ; I
ther^oi^ iwtei myself entirety to thy
will, cheerfully to rcvi^ive from thy fa-
therly hatiui whatever tboii ple^sest,
fam or ea»e, mkness or health, life
•r death : thy holy wijl be done,
Ood, and not mme, in me and in alt
iky creatures, for tnne and eternity.
An Act if Adoration.
Infinite and eternal Lord God,
ever existing of thyself, the inex-
haaiCible source of all being, I himrbly
eanfiMs thy supreme dommion over
aO ^Ings, our own nothingness bdTore
thee, and our perpetuai d<^ndence
on thee. With the most prokiund hu-
mility I adrt-e and worship thee, ^%
my first beginning and last end, my
God, and my sil Give me grace, I
beseech thee, never to be separated
horn thee, my supreme good, my eWef
and only hapjmess. ♦ . v
* Jin ^^ct of Oblm&on.
My God, the Author of my being;,
I wn^ Jhine. ^ Whatever I airf,
I kivir^ I rpceivipd ail from
o
WA««&f;iPCI
A PfiiUim.
2^
leoi Bhd to thee alote I j^iift}y be^
[oQg by creation aiul r^dcmptjotu t
therefore oBkr up my!ielF entirely to
ly ^lary f my tout and body, my
illy ..^inory, and imderstanding ;
iy &er>se6^ thoughts, words^ and aU
ly actions. MerafiiUy aQcept ot^
them, O sovca'eign Lord^ for the love
)f Jesui Christ, and give me grace, for
lis sake, to employ them all in thy
lice, and for thy gloiy.
ai Petition.
MY most merciful and bountifilL
God, I firmly be|»Te that every
(ood and perfd^ gift comes down
torn thee, O Father of mercies, amt
that without thee and thy help I can
[k) nothing. I therefore prostrate mv*«
lelf before thuc, and cry to thee for
mercy. Give me graoe, I beseech
thee, thai I may never ofltend thee r
mabie me to please thee in all things i-
strengthen me to resist and overcome
ill temptations; grant me grace to die
in peace with thee^ O my God ; and
bring me at kist to thy eternal glory?
fhro" jesus Christ thy bon, our l^)rg
"id mJy Sa\ioti». Jitficsc,
mi
I
I 26 )
Tke Liimy of mir Lord Je^u$ Ch^
J ORI?> have mercy upoi^ us. Chris,
have mercy upon us. Lord, Havl
^erey ugon u?. Christ hc^r u^ ^
Christ, gracioudy hear is.
Qod, the Fajher of l^eaven, .
God, the So^, Redeemqr bf th
V world, , ^
pod, the Holjf Ghost,,
Holy Trinity, bne #oa, ,
Jesus, SonofthebVingGpci
Jesus, splendor of tj\e f atha*!
Jesus, brightness of qt^aia Mii,
Jesus, King of glorj',
Jesus, the siin of justicei
Jesus, Son of the yirgin JVfery, ' 3
Jesus, whose nameisc^Ie^ Woa-'l
derful, M
Jesus, the mighty Cod, J\
Jesus, tl^e Father qf the world to
come,
Jesus, the angel df the gre^ cpun--^
oil, '
Jesus, mo^ powerful,
;Je8ui, most initient,
JesUs, most obcdi^nti
i
I. Clms
^f ih
The tMany crfjesm sf
'eiiis, meek and humble of hearty
esus, lover of chastity,
^€sus, lov^rof tts,
esus, the d^od of peace,
psiis, the author of life,
esus, the ex:ample of all virtutf^
esus, zealous lover of souls^
esus, our GoiSi^
esus, the Father of the poor,
esus, the treasure of the faitbful, iaij
esus, the good shepherd, §
esus, me true light, ; 2
esus, tii& ^tcmal wisdom, :^
esufl, mfimte goodness, ^JJ
esus, the ^ay, the tniti, and the»g
yesus, tlie ]6y of angels; , j|
f Jesus, the king of patriarclif?, '^
Jesus, the inspirer of the prophets,
iJesus, the master of the apostles,
Jesug, the teacher df the evanspeliiit%
Jesus, the strength bf martyrs^
Jesus, the light of confessors^
Jesus, the spouse of virgins,
Jesus, the erown of all saints, , ,
4.»C II
,^^1£L.%
Tciwiiui uuto m, cipare iw, U j^^om
Be merciful unto us, Hear us, T^&fik
m
u^.
I#
•4
|roin i41 eva, Lo^ Jesm dekver
*roin thy wrath.
From the snarcb of the devii,
from the spirit of uncleanneML
*rQm evedastiag death,
spirations, •' Tl
•TW the mystery of th>- most hok
locaroetion, "^^
3Jro' thy nativftv,
|nro* thy divine "infimcr/
TW thy laered life.
Thro* thy loboiirg and travails,
TK . S^ '^'^y ""^ Woody swat.
Thro' thy cross and pmhi ^^
ij~ *f >" P*j«w and toriienti,
^ro thy deatli and burial,
itZ lu^ ^y^^ wairrectioiv
Tl ro thy admtable aacensiox^
T!W thy joys and gloiy,
I» the 4ay of judgment,
s»M^ofthewotld..^^.„,oL
^b of 0od j.ho tafc«t awiy. thi
•n-jf the .orld. ifc«. «^ 0%
Iwwb of God, wbp tiOccst awagr
of riie world, Ha^ mercy f/pon v^.
Lord Jesus-.
Chxi&t Je^s Irear t», Chrls't J«n^
[aciously hetfr tis. .
Lei tts^ pray.
GCft), wlio Imst appointtd thy
only begotten Sou the Saviour
mankind, and hast commaixied
at he should be called Jesus : mer-
fully ^rant tlmt we uiay enjoy ^is
ippy vision jn heftven, wfiose |ioiy
ane \yq \'«n<iratc upon eiirth. Who*
[men.
m II i»>w
m n m v . f
1i It- I
I PRATERS BEFORE MASS.
Mien ybu enter into the Ckta-i'/i, satf,
" LORD, in the muldtuik- of tliy
ir.erciesi I will eMer thy house.
Id adore thee in th> holy" temple,
m praise thy gloricxw na:n«.
Sprinkle me," O Lord, with hy9s«m,
11 *,",''*'**'^e cleansed J wash me, and
mm become whiter than snow.
hObifition of Uie Mom, acrtn-dinff to
the four Emh of L'ik **«r ariiikin
ottrrifire. ~ -\ '
..*) f'^^^^'^ merciful Father, who hiwt
«™jf tll#r lo%td tlitf woi'd t* stfch n iigf^
30^ Prayers before Man.
^1° '^fUver up thy beloved Son %
suffer the cruel death of the cross ft
A '■^*™Ption of us poor sinners
and woultlst, moreover, have the sami
oblation daily renewed in the ]$lass, i
order that we might apply the fruits (
Ills sacred passion to our souls : jrrani
we humbly beseech thee, that we mai
assist thereat with such respect; atten
ton, and devotion, as to become par.
takers of the fruits and virtues of th
bloody sacrifice of the cross : and
this our christian oblatkm coigns ii
a more excellent degree, aTtKe virtu
jind perfection of the sacramcats of th
oid law, so we offer it up to thee i
the inanner of the four loU oblation!
w humble and sincerp "hcknowledgo
ment of that supreme iwwer and do
raimon thou hast over us and all crea.
tures; to which we cheeriuUv submit
m^nff 'n ?^'^%tion and atun.
ment tor all the sins we have com
jmtted against thy infinite Maiesn-
t^trdhf, m thanksgiving for di tt
fovom ar«l blcs.i„|s b6stov.x-d :,■ .:
♦"Seuvfal or particular ,• and to/^ th
mayn
dness.
and mo
dfare o
added
ant for <
J^ad.] \'
ntioris,
ay to th;
(1 mere
pply vd
g our di
ftlie^
nly Son,
hristr "
*
the PH
saifasf
fNthe
^ the £
wcnu .
I wiif dj
od, to gj
niv woul
0111 tluiK^J
iistiii thi
JPrc^rsi at Ma$s,
<!;«
«/ *
jmay mercifully obtain of thy di\iji^
G^dness, wliatever thou knowcst we
tand most ih need of, either for the
l^elfare of our goul or body. [Herenwy^
t added in pdftmlar^ what each most
mntfor themselves, or others^ limtg an,
\cad:\ With these dispositions and in-
fentioris, we approiich, O Cod, this
ay to thy altary relying on thy power
nd mercy to grant our petitions, and
jpply us wijh crace for the perform-
ig our dil^rttro'the divine meritj^
p the fito*r# death gnd passion of thy
fnly Son, im ImA and iSaviour Jes 1*$
Christ, r^;- ^^ ^ ■ ■ • •
kn ^cellent llethod of hearing Mass.
W(^efhQS^ of the Cross, and whilst
the Pfim says the Psa
say as foUoivs*
I N the name of the Father, and _
^ the Son, and of the Holy Gliost;
I wilf draw near to thy altar, O my
rod, to gain new strength and vigour
> my woul. Scj}arat^ mq by thy gnafee
^salik Judica,
^ tha»iist in thee;
i»«w^av» w^w •# iXv iiiiVV 4iV/
\J
^
PrihferM ei Uaa.
Thrt grace, which comforts ...^
when the rccolh^crion of my «h]
^ict$ and casts me down.
That grace, which, lets me knoi„
4.hei'e is an everlasting refuge in thj
goodnass : and that, whenever wt
jjincereiy repent, thou art ready to for]
{rive <*ven our greatest sins.
CHoriaiti txceWs, and the Creed, ai
not said in Masses for the Dead: am
ett other times you mmj^s either oj
them over, ivhen ^oti^m them oniU
ted by the Friesi, .
Sffytlic ConRteor trfierih Priest
foUotvs.
T CONFESS u> Almigl^y God,.lathi
-* blessed Virgin Mary, HHlie liesjiei
iVIiciiBcl tlie Arehangei, to #e bloeeed
John I^iijptist, $p the holy apostia
E^ter and P«ui, to all the saints, an
to yotu y Pather, that I have excetj
in^y Tinned in thou^t, \\oi\t, aN
ifeed, through m^ fault, thrmjf m
^dt, fkrovifk w^ moxt grievous fault]
Tfimd'crci beseech the blessed Virgil
Mfi^, blessed Michael the archangel
Betor and Fir6^'t4l the saints, and |«i,
Prayers €a mass.
BS
gtve ear to the prayers of thy Bcrvam,
which he now crffers thee in the name
of thy Church, andin behalf of ut thy
people : Accept them to the Hoftiour
of thy t ^ le, and the gooiof our souh;
^nd m - us all those blessings which
inayS^ wajs ctotrflbute to our tai^
valion. Thro', &c. Amen. «
, , Jt the £pill<^ soff,
A^ li^T* thou, O Lord, be ctcr^.
Vi:^*^ F^s^ for having com.
♦numcli jii thy divine Sj^t to the
My prophets and apostles, disclosiiir
to them adroimble setrets, redou^dii:;^
to % glory, and our salvation. Wp
firmly believe thek doctrine, because
It is thine. Grt^ i^s, we iiiei^
thee, the ltti|>pii?»'^s& to und^^d
fi'om the Chuav.^ "^gL^^ ij^.
sfriicdons, ii^et ic "^^^i ^^#1^%
^d the graie to jpravt^ce ^^e ^inm
the pd of our lii^ ^ ff^^
JJMW wonderful, O Lord, i$ fm-
*:^ne th^yghout the «*©k
^arm f I ^lU hIacc *i»a t^-j ^^ .=01
^0* ; te pmise shaii be ever in jz^
tou^^ Be th^tl my God md mg
<¥l
€l
96
t
Praters at Mass.
protector: in thee alone will I put
my trust, O let me nathe confounded
forever. % V ^
^ At the Gospel, rise up an4 sm/y
T>E thou for ever adcf^ and
-^ praised, O Lord, wijl "^i-
r ,. Cf ntent to instruct us by the pl|i|>liets
1^ 9rui jostles, hast even vouchsafed to
qpcak to us by. thy only Son, our 8a-
tioiu^ Jesus Christ, command^ us by
« voice from heaven M hkmjiim :
Grant us, mercifol God, the pkcc tx^
profit by his divine and heavenly A^
triae. All that is written concerniiig
j^ice, drend Jesus, in thy gospel, is
truth itself; nothing but wisdom in
t^ B§Aoti% power and goodnes:; in
&t iftlf^acles/ light and instruction i»
f*>y vmA. Whh th^e, ^cred \Iq^
dean^, fire ^e words of eternal liie :
fe^whom sh«li we cotWe but to thee, Q
eternal fouiitiiin of truth :. Grant rn^,
O Cod, the jrrace to practice wi at
thou commandc*st, and ccgpEJa
■what thou plcasest.
At fA<? Credo, or Nicene Creed^ %|.
I
taJ^ght uie by tty Ho^ Chun^ 1 ^j.^ ^^
^■^■*|..ff(«*a«^i*.
Prayers at Mass.
ST
In tlJs faith, through the assistance of
thy grace, I desire to live and die^
J am convinced of the sincerity and
wisdom of those who have delivered
these sacred truths to us. I'heir miA-
culcus success in the propagation lof
thy doctrine, is to me a jUiflicient proof
of its veracity. Whether, O Lord 1
shall I go. Thou hast the words «f
eternal life. Or thy tmth thus deli-
vered, my reason and will shall nevor
idoubt, though my senses and vain,
imagination should. , I believe^
Lord, help my belief^
At the Offertory, say,
ACCEPT, O 1 oly Father, Almigh^ '
'^^ and eternal God, this ua^ott^
host, which I thy unworthy «ari^«t ^
oftr tlice, the livinf and imk Goj, ^
for my mnum^able sins, d^mm$v^ %
negi'|;enc6cJ, and&r all pr^<|^^ pp ^
^^4i^, :aith{ul GbniNaii^ 1M% ^^
^^ ^0^ diat it may )j^ lii^ ai^aii^M
Xim^'hj life evferla^itg. jhmmu
Wr Ir^c Oihrivg 6fit/w CliaH<^si^ :
IJV i oifer ^thee, 01^4 the ji^
^^ lioj of solvation, tei^^«M^
fcy clcaRaenc} , that H may aii^u#
C3
♦a'!©
Praters at Jifasr'r*
fore thy divine Majesty, as a sv/ect
perfume, as well for our salvation as
fcff that of the whole world.
Accept us, O Lord, who approach
thee in the spirit of humility, and
mth contrite neiMrts : and may the
sacrifice we <fffer this day in thy sight
|m pleasing to th^e, G Lord God^
W%en the Prieft washes his Fingers^
say,
fT'HpU, O Lord, who once vouch-
^ fsSt^ to wash th^ disciples feet|
^O&ife l^eir invitation to thy holy
table ; wash us also, we beseech thee>
Q Lord, and w;ash us again.; not onljr
mxt feet and hands, but also our
]bea^ mu* desires, and our souls, that
;we mxy become ^ajteogether pure and
innoceBt.
Proceed and say,
TDECEIVE, O holy trinity, this ob-
j*' lation we now make to thee,
in memory pf the passion, resiu'rec-
tion ^nd ascension of ^ur Lord Jesub
Christ: and in honoiir of the ever
biased V- MjiTv, of Me^^ John B^-
llsiL of tivf! holy onn«t:l©fi ^#*l'«*i* «?%/1
|?j^ul, and of aft Se Saints, that fe
■MmWit " >• - 'ISKri^?*!
"'^4
s>vect
ion as
roach
, and
Y the
sight
i.
ouch-
ifeet|
hoi/
thee>
; onljr
9 that
e and
is ob-
thee,
irrec'-
ever
* ttYxA
Prayers at Mass* a»9
i«iay avail^p their honour and our
salvation. And may they vouchsafe
to intercede for us in heaven, whose
memory we celebrate on earth. Tliro*
Amen*
At the Orate Fratres, say,
Tl/TAY our Lord receive this sacri*
-^'^^ fice from thy hands, to the
praise and glory of his name, for out
good, and the benefit of his whole
Church. ' f^
Atihe Secret Prayer, saj/,
TyfERCIFULLY hear our prayers^
-*^ *• t^rd, and graciously ac^i^t
this oblation, which \ire thy servints
now offer to the honcmr of thv nanu^
that it may obtain thv grace kmt us in
this life, aad evcs'lastn^g hj|{)^iiisi \^
the next. Anien.
iftWib Preface, say^
TT is truly meet and Just» righi and
-'' available to salvation^ 1^ UNp
jihould always, and in v& ^ac^ jnNi
thanks to thee, O holy Lord, fmtm
AhnightVj, eternal God, thrsr ^Jhifet;
our Lord : by whmn the ange|^ j^(^i^
thv \f»iiotftV f4|j| ri/\yrtmftt4rwefc6 ifcj fetfMi It-
tlie powers tremble before it, the bel»
C 4
ii\
40 Prayen at MoM'
vom and the heavenly virtue^, and
blessed seraphims with CQmnipu jubi-
leeiglority it ; together with whom we
beseech thee, that we may be admitr
ted tQ join our- voices, btiyiug in an
humble manner,
Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of
Sahbaoth, the heavens and earth are
full of t'ly glary. Hosanjta in the*
highest. Blessed is he that cometh
in the name of the Lord, HosannX
in the highest.
4t the Beginning of thf Catton^ say^
^ *^OST merciful Father, who haslj
given th^' only Son' to becomtj,
oiur daily sacrifice, favoucably incline
Ihy ear to our praj»ers, and grant our
?equestSw Protect, unite, ai\d govern
thy holy Clmroh througbc^t the whde
world. Pour fourth lljy bless!ngt>n Jiiii
E resent Holiness ; on tJie Prehite who
as a particulii charge over us ; on
^ir king, and o% fJl true professors of
the catholic faith.
At the Meniento A»'Mc£#iri;/g5 irf^.
1 OFFER thee, O'etcmal Ptlher, wit!*,
mini&ter at th
M
thy
altar, \\\
lation of tl»e body wid Wood of tW
\
Ipnly Sou, to t! y hopour and glory, iq
rememl)ran<;e of my Saviour's passion,
jia thanksgiving for all thy benefits, %*
iatisfaction for all my sim„aptlfor the
)btaining thy grac^, whereby 1^ muy
)e enabled to liye virtuously and die
happily. " I desire thee* Hk^jvise to ac-
zepi it, P Godi, for my parents, fif
tUveJ friendi^ and benefaptors ; grant
th<em all blessings corporal and spi-
ritual. I offer it up 'Aso f Here name
\e particular tntention yon movild
\ffcr, a up for ^ (w for ihc obtaining tf^
pirtuey overcoming that viecy for tii^
Messmgs of healthy S^c) llkeivise for all
that are in misery ; for those I have
my ways injured in word or decil ; fiw
ill my f?neini^; for tlie conversion of
Snners, and enlightnlng dl that sit
p darkness. Pour foi-tii thy b^e^si^^f?
>ii all, according to their , rt^spective
lecessities, through th« iBeiits of th^-
niy San Christ 3zhu^ onf LmA. -
Proceed (^^ ^j^i
^ TVR t*ar Jhr€i \\t»<ig*Btr>h fl^me ^rk 4-Lm
pn)v;crs pf thy > #;af»fii ^ylipl^
[hon haf?t appointefl to uuike this ob-
tioii in our behalf^ and grant it m^
42 Prayers at Mass.
be effectual for obtai»g all the
Wesangs he asks for us. Behdd^^
Lord, all here, present to thee lo th
Ifead and wine, the syjnbpU of oi
perfect wpofl. Orant tfeat they ma;
SveSd Wtp the real body an.
blood of thy dear Son, that being co«
S^ted to'theel^y the hdy v.cm
we may live ia thy service, and depa
this life in thy j^race. _
Jt the Eleva^on ^the Host, sau
TV/lOgT adorable body, I adore the
iVl%ith all the powers of my soul
© Lord, since tiiou hast given thyse
wholly to us, granr we «^ay 'je^
entirely thine. I believe, O Lord
help my unbelief. Most merqful b
vioir. be thou my protector ; strength
en and defend me, I beseech thee, w
thy heavenly grace, now, and especi
W at the hour of my death, sweet J.
M the Elevation of the Chalice, tm
OST adorable blood, that was*
ttwity all our sins, I ado
if we fcan retura p
thiiie. Cleanse
JwusrauHCtify, anil preservi ©ur 6<
w-
w
J
lo eternal
e in the<
Jfi
E no
hear
ly resurr
thy bod
jy blood
hich the
igiire, ai
jince
[hee, I
im whid
int us,
ifiees V
'es.
M the
■OFFEl
sacrifi<
Ihine an!
<;lepai
mlsQf I
r»f their
Prayers at Ma$s.
4^
\o eternani# Live Jesus in us, and
rein thee.
Jfter the Elevatioft^^^ry,
lTITE now, 6 L0rdy with gratefid
^^ hearts call to mind the sacred
iiy^ries of thy passion and death ;
ly resurrection and ascension. Here
thy body that was broken ; hei?e i^
.ly Wool that was shed for us, erf
/hich these exterior si^m are but th^
^giu-e, and yet m reality contain the
lubs mce. It is now we truly oflfer
Ihee, O Lor4, that pure and h<?ly Yie-
"im which tl^u hipst been pleasM to
pant us, of whid> aM the ancient sa-
rifiees were but so many types ami
[ures. ' : ^
At the Memema/or the Dead, 9(
OFFER thise again, O Lqn^ thishj
, sacrifice of the My and blood ot
Ihine only Son, in behalf of the fai*-
l1 departed, and m narticnlar for 1*^
mis pf (fiere napte tho^eform^kmn ^
miflii p^rp<mM fto^) my p^irejits,
hfS<^) relgtiom, benefactors, neigh-
Jours, &c, l^wise ot «uch as I huv(?
uy^d,orbeeii
OCCP'
1 */'l
,»f their
of such w hwe injured
44
ir*"-'
J
I
P payers at ^a^
jne, or been my enemies : pf such
die in war, or have none to pray fij
them, &c. To these^^ Lord, and \\
all tliat rest in Cliiist, grant, we bi
seech thee, ft phice of r^jfrefihrne]
liglit and peace.
j^t the Npbis quoque pcccatoribus, sal
\/' PUCHSAI^E to grant tiie same ^
y JUS, poor miserable sinners. Jury
us not accprding to our demerits ; bd
throiigh'the infinite multityde of thj
pfieit*ies, liberally ext^'^d to us thj
grace and piirdon. , ,
We ask it of the^ ip the naihe
thy dear Sen, who liveth and reighet||
eternally wdth thee, and in that' fori
9^ prayer which he himself hath taugl
.Mi»
Satf the Pat^r nostei*, and then prqced
"I ^ELIVER us from thpseevils, wli^<
•*-" WH) labour under at present; fr^
past evils, which can be nothing bii
aur manifcild sins;;^ ^id from thi; evii
to comc^ which will be tiit just linahl'tl
nients of our offer^ces, if <ii4i;^pri;}\n .y u j
who intercede ior lis, interc€pt;^i u>\
justice, or excite not thy bounty.
f
raycn at Mas^.
44
Aithe Breaking of the Hc^^K say^
pHY body ^& prokefi, O Lord^
and tTiy Wood Wjas shed for us t
rant th^t the commemofation of this
oly mystery may procure foi* its peace :
Ind that those who receive it may ob*
in everlasting rest;
Jit Agnus Dei, say with the Priest ^
AMB df Opd, who takest away
^ the sins 6f tfee worlds haVe iner-
J Upon us. , . .
Lamb of God, who takest away the
ns of the WorW, have n^eVcy upe^i un.
Lamb of God, who takest away the
s of the world, ^rant us peace.
B fore ComiAUnion, say,
N saying to £hy flpostle^, my jyeaee
Ileaxie if&a^ imf peace I give you4,
ou h^st promised, O Lord, to thrf^
hole Churchfj that peace whkh the
rid cannof gi^e : peace witif thee,
lid peace with otfl%«Blves.
Let urothing, O hori^ ever interr«i«j
> separate ul frdap itol^, td whi>«i we
drti^ dedl^to M^ ilil^i diiii^.h
e h#iteti sacrawteni irf pmce and
coJfitaiMjft. Let this food of angeh
4^^
Prayers at Ma&&.'
s
t
lengthen us in eveiry Ghristiqu^
ty, so m never more to yield iin<l(
temptation, or fall inlp our comra<
weaknesses*
At the Domine non sum dignus, Icfoi
) Communion, say three TL
LORD, I:^-am not worthy thoij
shoiildst enter under my ro(
f?ay only the wordi and my soul s^h;
be healed.
A SpmtualCo'^imunion.
jV/rOST loving Jesuf, who art pr<
f^^-*' s^ in this sacrament, by vh
tue of thy infinite powef, wisdom anj
j^odness, I adijwre thee with the mo
iivd^ faith : but Csons^i^^us of my ii
fetnrties and sin^, I dare not at pr
^nt receive th w iwraaptentally. ^
hope \m l^ntirely placed m thee, a \o\
#iee, O Lord, with my whole !i<
who littst so excesdively k)ved me ; aii
tiierefore I now deweto receive thee]
eome therefore!, Q Lord, spiritaall
into my sinAd wmA^ and hem it fn
ail its iiifinnlti^ Feed me, that
_^ _i*, _ ,
enliven and sancjtifv ^e ii^ idiy
creel bod} and blo(>d ; cwver ti
fr6m all
obedient
mfier me
ly Savio
3 holy
me God,
Mthe
RAN
talce
land pass
^hich we
Isaciifice.
who sit a!
bread of
thee. I (
^ssolvedj
Jesus. J
transport!
[Gad.
My sm
[desire of
pur Lord
juitli my ^
|i|wa\'8 er
[able bod^
return th
Lord, ib]
Prayers at Mass,
47
^ ctoKr6m all sin, and make me
un<lJbbedient to thy cdmmands; and^never
ommcAufi'er me to be separated ivom tTiee,
y Saviour, who, \vith the Father and
;h3 holy Ohost, livest' and reignest,
ne God, for ev^r and ever. Jmen,
Jt the Wiping of the Chalice^ say^
RANT, Lord, we may par-^
talce of the fruit of thy death \
and passion, the sacred mei^iory iyi
hich we have cortimemorated iu this
jsacrifice. Happy, thrice happy those,
who sit at thy table to partake of the
bread of life. My soul sighs after
tliee. I desire with the apostle, to be
Unsolved, and to be with ithe<^ O
Jesus. My heart and soul, V/ilii
transports of joy, seek thee^ J^^trbg
Gad. ■ ' ■ . r-.: . n/
My soul langtushcs with an ardent
desire of enteriE^ into the housf of
our Lord. I love thee, my God,
iridi my whole heart^I OlbatJ coujil
Hwaj-s enjoy the presence of tiijm^r*
able body, tlie pledj^ ^ otir lieriKi^
Boppiiiitii I i Buuro liiy gm^ni's^ ailMr
return thee infinite tbank*^ O grtK^ious
rer naLord, for thy inrstimable favour and
"«*
'^
\
v^
Pi'aj/ers at Mass,
'1 '..
mercy, in permitting me to be presetil
t{|i(^ d$y sit the august sacrifice, Wheri
ti|#u 0iyseif filrt bdth Pri^t and Victimj
Mkke me always sensible,. O Lore
itf sd great it favour, and sutFer hot mj
iln worthiness to put it stbp to tlx
effects of thy infiiiite mercy aiid ^oodj
ness. .
When the Priest r^ads the Cdmiriunionj
T ETit now be, O Lord, the effec
^ of thy mercy, that we wh
haij^e been present at this holy mysteryj
iiiay And the benefit of it in our soul
M ^A^ Postf-Communion, say, .
TITE if ive thee thanks, O^God, fo
■ thy mercy in adnriittin|; us tr
ha\^ n pai^ in offering this sacrific
to^ tfj^ holy liame ; ac^^^pt it now t
thy^jp^ and bfe ever mindful of o
weakBass.
firicced ts follows :
/^RACIOUS God, and most merd
." fill Faitiher* gfanti I beseech thee
that thigadomUe sacrifice of the ble
«Bd to% and blood of thy Sop, c
I JLord Jesus Christ, m^y obtmu for i
vrion 4^*^H) 4)«ir sins. A-'kita
KurMryvjOi
mt.4m-
Prayers at Man.
49
WIie7i the Priest blesses the Peopb>,
+^I^HE blessing of Almighty God,
-*■ Father, Son^ and Molv Ghost,
desceiid upon us, and dwell ijn our
hearts (cfr ever. Amen.
^erCf whilst the Priest concludes with
^ ^ St. John's Gospel, say^
f\ Eternal Word ! speak to my
^^ |oul, which adores thee in
profoiind silence. Thou who art the
suprenie <^reatpr of all things, aban«
don not, I beseech thee, thy creature;
be thou my Hfe, my light, and my all.
light 'Eternal, enlighten me, as
well in this' life, as i^ the life to
come. * V
Reign in me, as in il^ine own in»
heritance: for ap thou, O Lor^hast
created me, and redeemed mi^ ilf fe
but just thai I shouJtd remain for enta:
thine. 5
1 have sinned e$eee<ftng!y against
heaven, and b<^fore thiee, aw am un-
worthy to be called thy Son.
But thou, God ii^camatbi have pity
Ion nxy fniil and mortal iesh» «ad grant
I**, jiiuv .t/tJt: V.
tttl
O
leie
&tiow.
urtiuju
A% fXU If
D
■ii
50 Probers for the Bead.
A Prayer after Mass.
I RETURN thee infinite thanks,
bountiful Creator, for the favour I
liavo this day received, and of which
many better deserving Christians are
deprived. Receive, O Lord, my un-
worthy pravers, supply my defects ,•
pardon aU "^niy distractions and itide-
votions ; and «rant, that by the strength
and virtue of those divine mysteries J
I may proceed cheerfully in the path
of thy commandments, amidst all the!
temptations, troubles, and dangers ofl
my lifii's pilgrimage, till at length I
hanpily arrive at thy heavenly kmg.
dom, where, widi thy blessed imgtis
and saints, I shall more clearly con^
temj)late thy infinite perfections, ant'
<HJlebrate thy boundless goodness am
mercy, with uninterrupted canticles d
eternal prdse, ^niiution, and gratij
tudc. si men. •; *
PRAYERsToR THE DEAD.
Prayers to be scud at Mass, at the Col
lect?- or Po^t-communion.
For the Psalm Miserere, Have me
crn me. God, &c. and the Psalt
Praytrsfqr the Bead. ^
De Profundis, out of the depths,
&e. see the Seven i'enitential Psalms.
At the end of each^ instead of Glory-
be to the Father, &c. scy^ Eternal
rest give to them, O Lord. Ani let
perpetual light shine upon tk i-i.
A Grayer for all the Faithfid dej..>rted.
^\ GOD, the Creator and Reac- rier
^^ of all the faithful, grant to ±c:;
souls of thy servants depaittu, t^.,: r3^
mission of all tlieir siud; thai tiirouph
pious applications they mvy c Win
that pardon which they hav
desued : who livest and reuv
God the Father, hi .ne uu
Holy Gho.t, one God, woku v
end. Amen.
A Prayer upon the hay of a_P
JJewase or j^uriaL
r\ GOD, whobC proper- '.. ] .
^^ to have nierc^ aaJ ...
hun;biy besei2ck tuce, ft" *
th^seJvant^. which tar
day called our a* ihe w*:^l
wouldst not ueiiv^i* 4'
hands of the enaiiy, ii
to the end ; but €t»i!iii* ;
ried to i ju-adi^e, it
?ii^i:i*>
. *• H
LKjt'
fc» ; J u^*~>
cc
ll u
^
Prayers for
W
jis in thee it had faith and hope, it may
not suffer the pains of hell, but may
take possession of everlasting joys:
thft)* our Lord Jesus Christ Jui^n.
Awdhen
TE beseech thee, O Lord, admit
the soul of thy servant N.
which this day has departed out of this
world into the fellowship of the saints,
find i)our forth upon it the dew of thy
t^ternal mercy ; tin o' our Lord, &c.
On the /innivermfy Day.
LORD, the God ©f mercy aiid
pardon, grant to the soul of thy
servant N. whose anniversary we com-
memorate, the seat of relreshnient,
the hap{>mess of rest, and the bright-
ness oSi light : tt n/ our Lord, &c^
A Prayer for one lately deceased.
, BSOLVE, we beseech thee, O
^ Lord, riic soul of thy servant N.
that being dead to the world he (or
hhe) may live to thee ; and whatever
lie (or she) hm conanitted in this life
tlirough human fraiity, do thou of thy
most merciful goodness forgive : thro*
our LorM« Six.
o
/,
o
the Dead. 53^
A Prhi^erfor & Bishop or Pru'nt.
GOD, who amongst the Apostolic
Priests hast raised thy servant N,
to the dignity of a Bishop/(or a Priest)
grant, we beseech thee, that he may
also be admitted m heaven td their
everlasting fellowship : thro\ &c.
For Father and Mother.
GOD, Who hast commanded us to
honour mxr father and mother,
have mercy on the souls of my father
and mother, ^nd grant that I may see
them in the glory of eternity : thro^ &c
For Bretkreny Relutiom^ and Bene-'
factorii^
tJOD, the giver of pardon, and
lover of the salvation of man-
kind, we beseech thy clemency iu be-
half of our brethren; kindred and l)e-
nefactors, who are departed this life,
that by the intercession of the blessetl
Virgin Mary, aud of all thy saints,
thou would^t receive them into the
ioys of thy eternal kingdom r thro', &e.
For all that Ikmtkt Chmch or
Church Tm'd.
GOD, b^ whode mmy the souls
of the faithfid find rest, grant ta
D3
A
k
Praifersfot
all thy serv. nts here and elsewhere,
that have slept in Christ, the full p^r-
doii of tlieir sins : that hemg dis-
charged from all guilt, they may re-
joicfe %vdth thee for all eternity : thro •
For a '^ an deceased. ^
TTEAR, we beseech thee, O Lord,
Jtt ^ur pravers, which we humbly
rddress to thV mercy, that the soul ot
thy servant, which thou hast called
but of thi§ world, may be received into
the rei?ioii 6f light and peace, and be
' numbered among the bleased : thro .
For a Wonian deceased. .
WE beseech thee, O Lord, ac-
cording to thy great goodness,
|0 shew mercy to the soul of thy ser-
Vant ; that being now delivered trom
the corruption of this mortiil hfe, sae
may be received into the Inheritance
of eternal life : thro' our Lord, &c.
Fo2' many deceased. -r
OGOD, whose property it i^ alv^ays
to have mercy and to spare, be
fevonrahlv propitious to the souls of
thy servants, and grant them tlie re
mission of all their sins; that bemi
ielivcred from the bonds of this mor
the Dead*
55
-^ [ ■ - ■ ■
|al life, they maj^ be admitted to life
everlasting : throVoiir Lorit, &c.
4 Prayer after Biurial. .
Lord, we coi^imend to th©e, and
tp thy clemency, the soiil of thy
scin^ant N,: lately departed this life,
.^cording to thy mercy, parckwi, we
beseech thee, those sins which he has
iiommitted through human frailty ;
ihat he may live, vith thee in flie king-
dom of evetlasting bliss. Amen.
A Prayer for such as are jiresent at
either Death or Burial,
lyfOST wise and merciful Lord,
IVl ^yj^Q j^j^g^ ordained this life a^
^ passage to the future, coiifinrng onr
repentance to tlie time of our pii-
grimagc here, arid reserving for here-
after the ^tate of punishu^ent or re*
ward, Vouchsafe us thy grace, who
arc yet alive, and s^till have opportu-
nity of reconciliation \\rith thee, so to
wateh'oyerall our actions, and correct
every the least deviation from the true
way to heajen, that we»mj|y be nei-
ther surprised with our sitts juncan-
celled, nor with our duties imperfect :
90 thai when our bodies go down
Jb4
iii
«»
Pi^yi/s, 4^<r.
O
into the grave, our souls nity ds-
cend and dwell in the mansions ot
enterHiiI rest : thro*, &c. ^men.
j1 Prayer to obtain a happy Death,
Blessed Jesus ! the Fountain of
mercy ! I hnmbly crave thy
grace so effectually to spend this my
transitory life hi virtuous , and holy
exereises, that when the aa^ of my
death shall arrive, thou^ I should
feel pain in my body, grant I may
find comfort in my soul, and with a
lively hope in thy mercy, a sincere
love of tnee, and in perfect charity
with the v/hole worlds depart out of
this vale of misery, and be received
into the mansions of everlasting glory
and happiness. Ame^t,
■An*
Jl Prayer before our ordinary Actions^
PREVENT, we beseech thee, 6
•*• Lord our actions by thy holy
in!ipiratio«is, and carry them on by thy
grack>us assistance ; that every prayer
from thee, and by thee be happuy
ended ; thro', &e. Jvien.
'JyolomonV Prayetk
frayer to obtain the Sjdrit of iVUaoin:*
GOD of iny fathers, and Lord o^
mercy, Vho hast made all things
y thy word, and by thy wisddm hast
ppointed man to i^erve thee, give me
hy heavenly wisdom, that sitteth by
y thrdne, and bast ifle not cut frond
mong thy children ; for lam thy ser-
ant, yidf the son of thy handmaid^
weak, mi&n and df short titae, and
wapable to do ihy tuill^ or iaalk in
way of thy commoiuimentsy wU/iout
\hj/ grace id guide and assist me : for,
owever perfect one be before the
hildren of men| yet if thy wisdom
not yith him, he shall be nothing
egar(fed in thy sight Send therefore
he spirit of wiiclorii 6ui 6f thy holy
leaven, and from the throne 6f thy
iiajcsty, that he may be with me, and
bout with mc, that I may tnow
hfftt is acceptable with thee : for he
ooweth and understandeth aU things,
lid sh^l lead me soberly in ray work,
nd shall preserve me by his power t
.^ .1
BlIIMA I
l»jr
-l_ „ 1^
Wui Ka Dc av
ccp
ght, mtd ivy ioid be agreeUble t6 th^^
ivhkh is t/te only t/dng wy hetrt dtsirai
\n tiim and in eternity : t/irQ\ AmeJh
rVESPERS ^m Sundays;.
bur Father, &c. Hail Mary, &c.
V*. Att^d to ray aid, Q God.
R. O Lord, make haste to help m
y , Glory be to the Father, &c.
, ^R.* As it was in the beginning, &€,!
4Uelma. AntL The Lord said, |L^€.j
r Psalm cix, pixit Dorainusi
npHE Lord sai| to my Lord, ^
•^ thqu at my right hand. .
V. Until I make tliy enemies thy f^
stooL .'..:.
i The Lord will send forth tlie see]
ire of div power out of Sipn : rulj
thou in me midst of thy enemies.
, With thee is the principality in th|
day of thy strength : in the brightnes
of the saiiits : from the womb bet<
the day star I begat thee, i '
i The Lord hath sworn, ^nd he
not repent : Thou ait a priest for cy
jiccording to the order of Melchisij
The Lord, at tliy right-hand, hati
brok^m king? in tlie day of his wratl]
V Ht shall judge among nations, '
5b h1 J fill ruins, he shall crush thehcac
in tfjfe land of.numy. . i . |
J k Hhall drink oi' the torrent in t]\
Vespers for Sundays*
iv : therefore shall he lift up the
[ad. "';',•
Glory be to the Father, &c. ' . \
M^nf/^. The Lard said to my Lord,
|t thou at my right hand.
Anih. Faithful. : ;
Psalm ex. Confitebor tibi.
Will praise thee, OLord, with my
whole heart, in the council of the
|st, aiid in the congregation, ^
I Great are the works of the Lord :
[ught out according, to all his wills* -
His work is praise and maipificence:
id his justice continueth for ever and
He hath mad^ a remembrance ot
IS wonderful works, being a merci-
and gracious Lord. : he hath given
^od to them that ftmr him.
He will be niindful for ever of his
jveaant : he will shew forth to his
leople the pgwer of his works. *
' That he mbjr give them the inheri^
ance of the Gentiles : the works of
p hands are truth ahd judgment. , ^^
Mifirmed for ever and ever ; made in
ith and equity. . f
He hath sent redemption to las pco-
'^d Vespers for Simdaj^.
jble; he hath C0mi];iande;4 his covens
torerer*
^ Holy and terrible is his name : rf
fear or the Lord is the beginning
Visutonr.
A good upderstancfing to all thj
do it : his praise eoniintietb fijr ev|
^d evelr. . ,
Glory lie ti mk Father, &t^
^/f ntf/. Faitiiful are all his commad
inents, cotiijhned iVt *6Veh
Jfi^. AttKistJomttiriikdmehts,
Pid^m "txi* Beatbd vir.
T:>te^d fc%he tnaA that feareth ..
"— Lord I he $k M delight exi:ee(
ifi^y in his^ommaAdments.
His *^ded shall be mighty tipc
tiarth : the generation of the righteoi
shall be hle^^.
Glory aud VealA shall be in ..
house : and his justice remaineth ft
ever and ever.
,^ To the righteous a light is risen
Xn darkness : he is merciful, aiad coj
passionate, and just
ii^vc^tmile is the man that shewei
mercy and tendeth : he shall order
words with judgment ; because
A)^x i\Qt b« iiiovc4 for ey^.
ni^
Vespen for Sundays. $\
.Th6 Just shall be in cveslastJng re*
[embrance; hef shall not fear th^ evil
saring.
His heart is ready to hope in the
^rd : his heart is strengthened, he
iali not be moved until he look ddwn
hi^ enemies.
He hath distributed, he hath given
the jKior ; hi^ justice remaineUi for
rer and ever : bis horn shall beexalt*
in glory.
The wicked sliall see, and shall be
igry : he shall gnash with his teeth,
id pine away : the dedre of the
[icked »hali perishf ^
Glory l)e to the father, &c.
Jnth. In his commandments he
lall take great delight. .
\^nth. May tiie namipsf the Lord,
Pmlm t'xii. .Laudate pneri.
PRAISE the Lord, ye cliildrcn :
praise ye the name of the Lord.
Blessed be the name of the i^rd,
>m henceforth now and for ever.
From the rising of the sun to the
jc Lord iii worthy of {Mai^.
The Lord is highnbuve all natrons:
id his glory nbove the heavens.
i«
Vespen for Stindays^
Who is is the Lord our God,
dwelleth on high : arfd Iboketh d(
on the low things in heaven and
eanh. ^ ^
Raising up the needy from
earth, and lifting up the poor out
the dunghill.
That he may ^l^ce him
princes, with thef |xrincej5 of
people.
Who maketh a barren woman
dwell iq a house, a joyful mptherj
childrcbv^
Glojty be to the Father, &c.
An:tk^ ilay lji€f tiaine of the Lorfl
blessed for ever.
■ Anth. W6 that live.
Piolm cxSi. In exitu Israel.
T17 HEN I^lel went out of Egji
^^ the hoiis^ of Jacob frouil
barbarbus people.
Judea was laade his sanctuary, Is
\m dominion.
The sea saw, and fled : Jordan
turned l^ck,
ny\^^ i-?„^ _l^»^ 1 !•!_ _ ^.
and the hills like the lambs of
tfQck,
fhspers for Sundays^ g^
%
bs of t They
What ailed the^, O thou sea, tha^
ihou didst flee : and thou, O Jordaif,
hat thou wast turned bdck ? : «
Ye mountains 'that ye skipped like
ams : and ye hills^ as lanibs of thq
oek ? ' . • ' ■ . •
At the presence of the Lord, the
arth Was moved : at the presence of
he God of Jacob I '■ *
Who turned the rock into pools of
ater, and the stony hills into foun^
ains of water. - -
Not to us, O |L.ord, nof to us : but
thy name give glory.* " ' '
For thy mercy,, and for thy truth's
ake 2 lest The Gentiles should say :
fVhere is their God ?
But our God is in heaven : he hath
one whatsoever he Would.
The idols of the Gentiles are silver
ml gold, the works of the hands of
len. '
They have mouths, and speak not ;
hey h;:ye eyes, and see not.
They have ears, and hear not : th^y
Vu uOSeS, and Kiiiuil nvu - « '
ave hands, and feci not t
^ Verpers for Sufidnyi.
they have feet, and walk not : neith(
shall they cry out through theij
throats*
Let them that make the^lbecoJ
like unto them : and all suph as ti
hi them.
The hjouse of Israel hath hoped li
the Lord : he is dieir helper and the!
protector.
The hpuse of Aaron h^th hoped li
the Lprd : he is theh- heljJer andthej
protector.
They tJmt fear the Lord, have ho[
ed in the Lord ;^ he is thehr helpc
(ind their'protecti(Mi.
The Lord hath been mindful of uj
aad ^)lcsiKed us.
He hath blessed the house of Israel
he hath blessed^He house of Aaron.
He hath blessed all, that fear tl
Lprd, botli little and ^reat.
May the Lonl add blessings up(
you I upon you and upon j^ur din
dreih
Blessed be vou of the Lprd,^ wM
niade heaven and earth* i
The heaven of heaven is the Lord's]
y^spers for Smidaj/i^
biit th^ isaith he hm given to the chil-
dren of men.
The deud shall not pndse thee, O
^tiOrd, nor any of them that go down
ft>helL
But we that HVe bless the LoM :
from thi3 time now and for ever.
Gk>ry be to the Father, &c.
j^nth. We that live bless the Lordt
7Vie little Ch^tevy 2 Cor. i.^.
T>LESaED be Uod the Father of
^ our Lord Jesus Christ, the Fa-
ther of merdes and God of ali con-
sdation, who coiiifortetb us in all
our tribulations. R. Thanks be to
Go<l. * :^ y
Thd Hymn. Lnm Creator opthme*
n R £ ATpR of the radiant light,
^ Dividing day fr^A sable night.
Who with the light's bright origin
The world's creation ditist be^n.
Who from the morn andev'ning ray
Didst measui'e li^t and call it day 2
Dark night begins to cloud the spheric
Vouohbafe to hear our sigtes and
»"MHilViP>t»C
^ J, •'
Whil^ with our sin^i we t^pdei;^
E
■Hal
MWi
;
^ ^ Vespers fbr ^undd^h
A^d victims ea%ht in Satan^s snare :
While fading pleasinrcs Us deceive/
Let ibt our souls our bodies leave.
X'.et us at heaven for ihercjr knoclcy
And ihgM the ^ates of life UAldtk >
Whatever ib evii let us fly, *
And punish past iniquity.
Most clement JPather bend thln^^&IV
Co-equal Son, receive our prayer;'
hply Spirit, hear o«r cry,
Whd reign all three eternally. Amen.
V. Let my prayer ascend, O Lord,
R. Likenncense in thy sight*
AniL This man went home.
The Ifagmficat Luke i. 46,
MY soul ao5i magnify the Lord.
And my spirit hath rejoiced in
J©0d my Saviour,
Because he ha|h regarded the hu-
iiity of his handmaid : for behold
henceforth all generations shall
^cail me blessed.
*^ For he that is mighty hath done
jgreat tidies to me, and holy is his
e. :
And ys mercy is from generation
iraMua pj kt'ifxfy rM f}np>rn tl*af. fVuir Ktnn_
pe Italh sh^i^ed might in his ana;
#
Ijt ' I
7-%
Ve9p^^f;>r Sunday. . fif
Ihe hath scattered the proud in the con-^'
Keit of their hearts.
He hath put the mighty fro!W theif^
seats : and hath exalted the humtte/
He hath filled the hungiy-with good
*ings, and the rich he hath sent
npty a\vay.
Be hath received Isi^i hi3k servant.
3eiug ininUiiii' ct Hfe m^cy; ^' ^ ^
As he spoke to ouii»Fjith^' t0 ^Irae.
lani, :ahd to his seed fc* ever.
Gldry Uto th^ MtUr, ^■
Anth. This man went home justiiQecr
ptlier than the ot'her; for every one'
[hat exalteeh himself sli^lt be hum J
Wed ; and he that humblcth hi^iseif^
'iiall be exalted. i
Lei as pray,
f OOK dpwn, we bes^cdi ^thi
O Lordi upon this thy faiflily
)r which our.Lord Jesus Christ M'
pt hesitate to be delivered into the
puis of sinners^ dnci to nndti-r^^he
™ents of the cross : Who live^,^c
^ommeniotaikhji^m Messed n^^
/nffi O holy ^ Mary, FuccSfiur the
i^^able, hulp the dejected, coir.lbr^
E «
ea MVcspers for Smdaiii,
fi^ afflicted, pray ibr the people, in-
t^eede for the clergy, .suppli^te for
ige devout female sex : let all wh(>
cdebrate tby holy ^jiemory, be sensi-
Wcofthybelp/
V. Pxiy for us, O holy Mother of
Ood. 11. That we may be made wor-
tby of t^^e proiuiseR. of Christ.
Let vi pyui/^
CI RANT, we besOech thee, O Ldrd^
^ God, that we . thy servants may
^joy perpetual he^th of mind and j
body : and through tlie glorious inter-j
eession of blessed Mary, ever a Vergm,i
be delivci-ed from present sorrows, andj
^ssess enternal joys : thro.\ &c.
- OjiiS. Fetitr and Paul.
Anih. 'The apostle Peter, and Paul]
the doctor of the Geatileb, have taught
lis thy law, O Lord.
V. Thou wilt establish them rukrs|
Ovei- §11 the earth* ll« They :>haU rc^
nicm|)cr thy nuiuc, O Lord.
Let ui prmj.
r\ God, whose ^^ ^^^
upbles>ed Peter walking up()n| Q
flie wuve.4, that he nught not bil V
<ULWiicd, and dcii'.ci'cd Jiis fcilo^'^
Vespers for Sundays
ۤ
apostle Paul, when a third time dqp-
WjMcked, from the bottom of the m^
rop^ifuliyliear us, and grant, thallgr
tl4ir merits, we may obtain €tenyl
lAiith^ Let hirri that woiil^
lifter me, c^ny ^ himself^ tfike v^
cross, and follow roa
V. The just man"* shall flouriiih Hfce
a palm-tree. II, |Ie shall thrive 13se
the ceda;: of Ifibsinus^
l/ei n$ pTOj^t
r\ God, who by the merks and mr'
^ tercessioH ot blessed George %r
martyr, rejoieest the hearts of ilie
faithful, mercifully grant that iJiBt
we ask in his name, we may ot^aiii
through the gih of thy grace*
JPVr Peace.
Anih. Give peace, O Lord, m <iiar
days ; for there is no other to^Jbr
us but thou our God,
V. Let peace be on thy raitpails.
R. And plenty within thy waUft.
Q
^'
God, from whom areanhorf1i|t.
sum^ righteous counscif, and Jni^
iM
w
Salv^ ftegbut.
works, grant thy servants that p^y^.
?ivhiGh the world cannot give; thatdurl
.hearts being disposed to keep thy comJ
mandments^ and the fear of * enemies!
taken away, th6 ' times; through th yj
ji^^ection, maybe peaceable: thro'i
^qur Lord, &c. R. 4tnen.
. V, The Lord be with you. R. And
with thy spirit.. * V. Let us bless the;
Lord. R. Thanks be to God. V. May
the sduls of the faithful departed, thijciV
the mercy of God, r«st in peace. R.
Amen. Our Father, &c.-' ^
V. May the Lord grant us his peace.
II, Andlife everlasting. ^47»4?^i.
J^ien is said or sung an 4nthem to the
Blessed Virgin.
3alv£ Regina.
HAIL, h^ppy Queen, thou mercy's
p{u*ent, hail !
J^ife, hope, and comfort of this earthly
vale ;
To titte we Hna*s wretched children
cry :
In siishs and tears,, to thee we sunn^T-
afttifly.
ILise, glorious Advocate, exert thy
* ' love, ,
!S^K'
Salve Scgina,
71
yAnd Irt ptir vows thine eyes jof pity
' move. .
^O sweet, O pious maid J for jas ob-
t^n.
F^xus, who loog bave in our exile
lain
To see thy jhfant Jesus, and With him
reign, \
V. Pray (op us, Q holy Mother of
God.
R. Thatinr^ maybe made worthy
^of the prcjmkes of Christ
Let m fratf^
r\ Amighty and eternal God, who
^ ^ % th^ co-operation of the Holy
,Gho8t, didst prepare the body and soul
pi the glorious V. Mary, that she
might become a habitation worthv 6f
thy Son ; grant, tliat as we joyiully
celebrate her memory, so we may,
through her pious intercession, be de* •
livered fro^ii present evik and f y<ir-
lasting death \ thro', &<?, J/neti, '
V. May the divine assistance, &c.
/*liu tnay tne souls of tiie iaithmi
departed, thro* themeiU3yofOpd,rQ5t
in peace. Amen.
1 '■
( 72)
Sung at Vespjsfs en the Festival of
'Blessed Virgin.
' Ai)e Mam tStelh^
TT AIL, thou resplendent stftr
ilx Which ^iiieth d-er the muiU^
Plcst mother of our God,
A«d ever virgin Quelin,
Hail happy gate of bliss,
Greeted by Gabrters longn^
Negociato our peace,
Aiid cancel MemC^ "wrong.
Loosen the sitiiiet'i bands :
All eyils drive avt^ay : ,
Bring li^jlit unto the Wind, .
And for jkII graces prsy^
Exert the mo' her*s care, .
And us thy children own ^
To him convey our prayer.
Who chose to be thy Son.
O pure, G spotless Maid,
Whose rieekncsL all excel,
O make us chaste and mild,
Anxl all our passions quelf.
Preserve our lives unstain'd,
kkiiu gumu U> ill uuf way.
Until we eome with thee.
To joj'8 that ne'er dti^afi
Prdyctsfor the King, %c. 1P3f
HPraise to the Father bo,
Widi Glmst, his only Son,
I And to the li(% Ghosty
Thrice blessed three in one, Amen^
V- VouiJtisafe, sacred Virgin, to
I accept my prwses.
R. Give me strength against my
^et US pmy.
C^ RANT, we beseeph thee, O Lord
^ God, that we thy servants may
Crijoy continual health af soul an^
Body : and throuf^h the glorious inter-
cession of blessed Mary, eyera Vkgixi,
be delivered tfoni present sorrowf, and
brought to the possession of eternal
joys : thro*, &c. Arneii.
P$. xix. Bxaiidiat/or the Kinp.
MAY the Lord hear thee in the
dSay of tri^ «htion : may the
j\ame of the God of Jacob protect
(hee. **
May he send thep help fmra the
sanctuary : and defend • thee out of
Sion. *
% r» 1 t* ti« . 1_
May he be raitiiiiru v\ i%ii mjr Btttii-
Jlces ; and may thy wivok burnt-p^g^r
h% be made ta>.
jHH
■laMMi
74 Prai/ersfor the Kingy ^c.
May he give thee according to
own heartj ^d confirm all thy coi
,seR '''-■■!"-'''■ [c:- ,
We will rejoice in tf^y salvation]
and in. the name of our GocJ we shs
be exalted. '
^he Lord fulfil all thy petitions!
now have I Imown that the Lord hat
saved hiB anointed
He will hear him frgm his holy hej
ven : the saltation oiliis right-hand J
in powers:' ' 't
Some trust in chariots, and somei?
horses : but we will call upon t\i
jinme of the Lord our G<^.
They are boujrid, and have fallen
but we are riseli^ apd are set upright
O Lord, save the king : and hei
us in tlie day that tve call upon thee]
Glory be to the Father, A:c.
¥• Lord, spe George our Kin||
R. And hear iis in the day that
call upon thee. "
Let lis pray.
"TTTT?
vv
God, that thy se i^ant Georg
pur King, who, througli thy merc^,
h^% received the govcrnmepit of th*
At the Senedietion.
5S
langaom, may also receive the in*
crease of all virtXies, ivhercwith being
adorneci, he may both avoid evary
^^norra|ty of sih, vanquish his enemies ;
|«nd being tqcidered pleasing in thy
pight, may with Charlotte pur Queen,
and all tlje' .Royal^ Family, come a2
I length to Aee, 'Who ^^t the way, the
bruth, and the life : .thr^% ^c. Amen.
\M the Benediciim o/iAeJB, jSacranient.
I The Hymn. PcTtge lingua.
C ING, O my tongue, adore and praise
^ Jhe dc^th of God's itiysterioui
ways: .
[How Christ, «ke world's great King
bertowM '^ '
His flesh concealM IP human food ;
And left mankind die blood that paid
The ransom for the souls he made.
Civ'n from above^ and bom for man,
I From yirgin*8 womb his life b^an ;
I He liy'd on earth, and preachM to sqw
The seedfil of heav:'nly truth bel^w ; '
jThen sealM his mission from above^
'Twas on that evening when the las^
^ u| most mysterious simper past,
n^B Christ with his disciples sat.
To close the law with l^tl meat :f
i
?$
4t Benediction^
X
Then to the twelve himself bcstowM]
With his own hatitb to be their fooc
The Word made^iesh for love of inai
%fs word tiu-n^ bread to flesh ^aii\,j
And wine to bl^, unseen by senr
Pj^ virtue of omnipotence :
And hare the faithftil rest secure,
While God can volich^ and faith insui
•TJ^O this mysterious table now
Our knees, gur hearts, and sens
we bow J
et ancient rites^ resign tjieir plac^
_ o nobler elcm^ts of grace ;
And faitfi for all defects supply, ^
lyhilst <^nse is lost in mystery.
To God the Father, born ofnon^
To Christ Ws co-ctemal Son,
And Holy Ghost, who«e equal raysl
From both proceed, be equal praif'
One honour, jubifee, and fame.
For ever bles3 Ms ^GrjfiouR name.
V. Thou hast ^ven them
from heaven. AUehm,
R. Replenished with all ^eetni
^nd delig^ht. dUeluid,
¥• JrruY lUA us, \J iivijr i.*»vr viiw*
God.
Jl. Ttet we may be made lycwrAy
t|jo proniiser frf Chi^^. '
1,
r»»rki"»-» vtrl
At JbeneJ&ciion^
t1
Lel'Tis pray.
Godi w^io in this wonckrlUl sa^
orauient hast left us a pei*petuat
[tiemoriBl of thy pasaion^ grant us, we
)eseech thee, so to reverence the sa-
:red mysteries of thy body and blood,
lat we may coatmually find. in our
yuls thje fruit of thy rc4esBptioii : whti
[ivest, &ۥ
Defend, ^g beseecli thee, O Lord,
through the intercession of blessed
fclary, ever a virgin, thii thy family
|rora all adversity ; and being pros-
trate before thee with our whole
learts, protect us iti.. Ay inei'cy (rom
the snares of our exicmies : tliro' Jesus
2hnst our Lord.
\When tke ^riM gims the Senedictkn
with the JS* Smrament^ profound^
adore your Saviour therein, present y
HAIL, true body; borri of the B. V*
[Jiary, which truly su&rcd, and . was
imuiolsted upon the ,jfross for man I
|tme blood ; grant that I may wortMy
receive thee at the hour of my death.
[0 most cleme^li O lufst gracious, O
^*':
-4.
'^0 I
ttiii
i»
CompHn.
most sweet Saviour Jesus, Son af the
eternal God, and of the ever-blessed
Virgin Mary, have inercy .;^ ^ ts,
•^m*m
gOMPLIN. ,
Reader. PraV, Father, give m#j
your blessing. The Blemng. May tl.^^
Almighty Lord grant us a quiet night
and a happy end. Ameii;
The short Lesnon^ 1 Pet- v. 8
TJRethren, be ye sober, and. watch;
-^^ for ^om adversary the devil goeth
about like a roaiing Hon, seeking
whom he may devour : being strong
in faith, do ye resist him. But thou,
O Iiord^ have mercy upon us.
R. Thanks be to. God. V, Our help
is in the name of the Lord.
ft. Who made heaven and earth-
Our Father^ &c. • I coiifess, &c.
,May Aknighty God have mercy
upon us, and tbrgiving us our sins, n^ay
he bring us to eternal life. R. Amen.
M«y the dmighty and merciful Lord
gvmi us pardoip, and remissiGn o(
dursins. R. Aiibcn! J -
^ W CdRveit \i&; 6 ^d our S^viorir.
It And turn away thy anger from lis.
Complin^ 7^
f. Come unto my iid, O God/ R.
^Lbrd, make haste to help me.
Glory be to the Father, &c.
AntAf Have mercy.
Psalm f iv. Cum invocave*'em. <
"HEN I called tfpon hiih, the God
of my justice heard me; when I
m distressythoii hast enlarged me.
Have merdyon me, and hear my
raver. : '^ -" "^
jo ye sons of m©i4, How long will
fi be dull ofheart ? Why do you love '
Hity, and seek after a lie ?
^^now ye also that the Lord hath
fe his holy one wonderful: the
kd will hear me when I shall cry
^ unto him.
Je ye angry, and sin not : the
Jgs you my m youf hearts, be sorry
them upon your beds.
Om/up the sacrifice ofjustice, and
5t intlie Lord. Many say, who
i^eth us good things ?
^hejight of thy cc^^htenance, J
% IS signed upon us : thou hast
1 gladness in my heart.
p the fruit Qi* their corn, their wine^C
oJ, they are multiplied.
i
J
•i:*,-
I
jjO Complin*
In peace> in the seifeame wiU
deep and take my rest.; ^
For thou, O Lord, Imt smgwlarl
settled mc in hope, ^
Glory biC to thjo Father,* &c.
Psalm XJiX. InteDomme.
N thee O Lord, have I hoped,
menev^be canfouuded : adjv<
zne in thy justice.
Bend down thy ear to me ; ms
haste to deliver me.
Be uiito me si God, a prOtcptof |
and a house of refuge, to save me.
Foe thou artmj strength and i
reftige : and for thy name sake tb<
^ilt lead me, and nourish me,
Thaa Ainflt bring me out of
snure whiab they have hid* fpr mej
for thou art my protectcr.
'into thy hands I commend my
rk : thou hasf redeemed me, 0L<
theGodoftrtrth, ^
Glory be to the Father, &c.
F^^nu xc. Qui habitat.
tJE that d^elleth in the aid of n
protection of the God of Jacob*
He shall say to the Lord: Thou
HHi^
^1
mfe
g^s.
Complin, ^1
, my protector and my refuge : piy God,
m hiiri will I trust.
For he has delivered me froin the
«nare of the hunters : and from the
feharp word. ^
He will overshadow thee with \ds
shoulders : and under his wings thou
shalt trust.
His truth shaft encoirip^ss thee with
a shield : thou shall not be afraid of
the terror of the night.
pf the arrow that flieth in the day:
of the business that walketh about iii
the dark; of iftyasion, or of th^nooxih
day dsemon. ' • '
A thousand shall fall at thy Idl side,
and ten thousand at thy right-hand :
but it shall not come nigh tht^.
But thou shalt consider v/ith thy
eyes : and shalt see the reward of the
wicked.
Because thou, 6 Lord, art my hope:
thoii hast made the. Most Hij;h thy
retuge. " • '
There shall no evil come tO thee;
nor shall the scoiu^ge cofme near Ihv
dweliiug. ^ ^
F
mmm
MMiik
#s
CompUnh
^?:*
For he hath given his aiigeU charge
of tb^e: to keep thee in all thy ways.
In their hands they shall bear thee
up : lest thou da?h thy foot against a
stoue. ^
Thou shalt walk upon the asp and
th« basilisk : . thou shalt trample under
foot the lion and the dragon*
Because he hath hoped in me, I wiH
d^ver hixn ; I will protect hini> be*
cause he hath known my name.
. He shall cry to me, and I will hear
him \ I am with him in his trouble ;
J will deliver him, and will glorify
him. . ^'*,:- ^ .*■• ■
4; I will fill him, with length of days :
Ind I will shew him my salvation*
Glory . be to the Father, &c^
.» iPsdm cxxxm. £cce nunc. -
Tp l^HOLD now bless ye the Lord,
-" |di ye servants of the Lord.
, J!i^o $tand in the house of the Lord,
• ill tiiet courts of the bouse ^ *our
In the nights lift up yeur hands -to
ti^t holy places and bless yc. the
Lord. ^ * *
, Cbmplin, m
May the Lord out of Sion bless thee :.v
be that made heaven and earth.
Glory be to the Father, &c.
AntL H^^ mercy upon roe, O
Lord, and hear my prayer.
The Hymn. Te luck ante.
C\ God, before the close of day,
77 We beg thy wonted mercies Inay
wect us with thy purer light,
Thro* all the dangers of the night.
Suppress our foes infernal arts
test sensual dreams defile our hearts
With vain deluding thoughts that creep
On heedless minds disarui'd with sleep,
Tir ^ *J^u^ ^ * ^^^ racious F^her, hear.
With Chnst, thy equal Son, our prayV.
Who with the Holy Ghost and thee.
Resides and reigns tjternallyi Atimu
The Hltle Chapter, Jercm, t^.
TDUT thou art amidst us, O Lor4
-^ and thy holy name is invoked
upon us : forsake us not, O Lord our
jVv Thanks be to God. R. ^^!^
thy hands, O Lord, I comraen<I niy
m
in.
w
q>irit. Into thy, &c. R. Thoti hj3f
redeemed lis, O Lord God of truth.
V. I commend my spirit. R. Glory
fee to, &c. V. Into thy hands, &c.
K. Keep lis, O Lord, as the apple of
tliy eye. V. Protect txs under the
«^iadow of thy wings. *
Jhth, Save us.
:^/ie Song of Simeon. Luke 1
)W dost thou dismiss thy 'ser*
' vant, O Lord, in peaee, accord-
ing to thy words. •
Because my eyes have seen thy sal-
Vatioa: "' '
Which thou hast prepared before
the face oT i^ll the people.
; A light to ilhunmate the Gentiles,
9^ the glory of thy people Israel.
"^^ Glory be to the Father, &c.
4iUk Save us, O Lord,, whilst f-
pd^e,fnd preserve us whilst we sleep :
irtiatwe may watch with Christ, wd
febt in peace. .,
V. Lord, Iiave mercy upon us. R*
Christ, httve mercy upon us. V. Lord*
have mercy upon us, R» Our rathtff,
^c; V,: 4iid fcad us twit into ti^ipt'Or^.
;m«
tion. R. But g^iver us from evil. 1
|)elieve in God, &^c. V. I'he resurrec-
tion of the body. R. And life ev^T-
lasting. Amen. V. Blessed art tliibjn,
Lord, the .God of our fathers. R;
And praise-tvorthy and glorious f6t
ever. V. Let us bless the Father,
and the San, and the Holy Ghost!
R. Let us praise and mi^nify him for
ever. V. fhou art blessed, Lord,^
in the firmameiU of heaven. R. And
pi^aise-worthy, and glorious, and nui£*
mfied for eter. V. May the dmightv
and merciful Lord bless and keep u^
R. Amen. V. V^uj^hsafe, O Lord, tU$
night. R, To teep us without siti.
y. Have mercy upon us, O Lord M.
Have mercy upon ua. V Let thy.
mercy be upon us, 1.ord. K. As wt
have hoped in thee. V. O Lord, tear
my^rayer. R, And let mv mipplif»a^
tim come unto thee. V. llie Imd W
witli you. R. And with thy .^irit. '
Let ns prai/.
y ISIT, we beseech thei?, NR l^md^,
r^ ^}^ habitation, and cb^ive fajt ^
if^ Tt all sfiarcs of the e^jtimv : le^
% holy si^golB dweli tht^r^in, to pr^
^ F 3
AS Pr(3ti/cfs for Nigkk
sarve tis in peace; And may thy blca*
sing b6 upon us t thro', &c. /Imen.
V. The Lord be with you, R. And
iirith thv SDUrit. V. Let us hless the
Lord. R/ Thanks be to God, 7%^
^kssing^ May the almighty and mer-
'dful Lord, Fatixer, Sod, and Holy
Ghost, bless and preserve us. R.
Arnen, And may thfe souls of the
fdithful departed, thr6' the mercy of
'God, rest jja peace. Amen.
JfVr the Ant. Salve Regina, see jp. 7CK
HtPpfM*
f RAYiRS FOR NIGHT.
^"jk.
MVi file name of the Father^ &d.
'^ pQiiaii be the holy »ad undivided
fPraiity, nom and for ever. Am^,
©ur Fidbur, ^c. Hail Majryt Hil.
t beli^are in God, kt.
^mUlt the (umtunc€ of the Uol^ Ghc^^
\
ful, a
ofth}
V.
shall 1
R.
the e£
rett
you
iicu
0*
^^ a
Obs^i
and e,\
hiy h(
every
love,
and p
all dl
ingth
inle c
Ittrly t
me^
^ to
prayers for Night,
%r
ful, and kmdle "Within them the f^
of thy love. v-
V. Send forth tiby Spirit, and they
shall be created. . ^
R. AnC thou mlt renew the face of
the earth.
J^lcbdngyounelf in ike presence of Cfod^
return him thanks for all the benefiti
you have ever received from him^ par^
ticidarly tfiis day. .
f\ My God, I firmly believe thou
^^ art here present, and perfectly
Obscrvest all my actions, my tkou^i%
and even the most 3tcret motions of
my heart Thdij watd|e^ ov6r me
^very moment with lncow|iart^.
love, conferring thy i&t^iri OD m^p
and preserving mi from evii« Mw
all creatures unite with me ij% «^ol|.
ing thy goodness for atl the lii^i^ts |
bavc ever received from^i^, jp^ficd^.
fafly this dayi and may the ^air^ts Bf0'
m^h supply my deficieocy m if'^f^er-
iii^ thee due *har^!v|,. |^#vw ,-#"^'-
me, Lord, to be so base afid x^ckef
^ to rcp^y thy' bounty "wUh i^'
*■■■ .■■
€
P^W^^f^^ ^k^t.
I^i^ and thy blessings with oflfencoi
an' i inclines.
a
Prater for the grace to discover the
! jfott have cpnmiited this dm/ y an
tnm sorrow for them.
f\ My Lord Jesus Christ, Judge of
^ the li^ring and the dead, before
l^h<mi I must one day appear^ to give
^1 exact account of my whoie life ;
enlighten my diiderhtanding, I be-
feedi theci and gra»t me an humble!
fndcontrite heart, that I may discover
wbtsrda ,1 Kave oflfeiided thy inPnite
|Iajesty, and judge myself with such
fast s«rar^ty fioiv^ as may induce thee
^" ^^® *«? Wth merdy and clemency
■ . i
fefif^^miffr whether i/orj have e0in^
i ifii^ iatiy dns this d^y/by thought^
^lardy £^||| ^r &vimwnj cmd if none
0ecm to your recollection, fefig^
n^mn mi ike chief sins of your /|f#
l^srf, mid say,
iT 9.#^^^^* w|;ere% I have ofendej
WV Ignite Alm^KtV frnrn t^
of my hi
by the {
them, tc
J to avoid
offend tl
me, O G
to me, a
ble sinnei
fectually
of thy S(
entirely c
Eiukavou
same c\
desire
Death,
10 My G
4iich I (
ind as a
ny s.ms, a
)f my dc
>ean8 of
thei^vin t
t fipnily
iigiit by
tuse thoi
Prayers /bir 2fmi
of my heart, and am firmly resolved,
By the aid of thy grace, to c<^fes5
them, to make satisfaction for therrji
to avoid all occasions of sin, and never
ofTend thee more. Have mercy oj^
me, O God, grant niercy and pardoii
to me, a most wret^iied and misera*
ble sinner: that my soul being so ef.
fectually washed in the precious blood
of thy Son, every stain of sin may {>€
entirely obliterated. '
Endeavour to place yours^/ in the
same condition in pkich you wouij
desire iq be found at the km: tg
- Deathy say^ ^ \ ' ''
^^^ ^^^' ' ^^^p^ ^ ^«*^ ^ a
tribute of hoifii^e ^d i|cforatioi|
hich I owe tp thy dhrin^ MlLJ€«$j^
ind a!^^ a just puni^^ient, due
ly sim, and I unite it with Ihi "
i my dear Redeemer, as thl «««^^
neans of coming to the m^^i^moi
^le^i in ike mansions of evcrloKtini?
fimily believe ad tfie sjicrtd ^^]^
Wn^ l>y the Catholic Cb«^^
me thou hast revealed |^i j
n
m
t •". ?
\>
v:^
-%0 Prqjfers for Night
hy the assistaince df thy holf grace, ahl^j
tc^Ivcd to live and die iii the commu^
pian X)f this thy Church.
Relyitig, O Lord, on thy gOoincsg,
^owei*, and^t^oifiis^s, I hope to obtakij
pardon of my sins, and life everiasting^
through the merits of Jesus Christ, %!
Son, my only Redeemer, and by thcl
mtarcession of his blessed Mother antfl
iill the saints.
I desire to love thee, O Lord, wity
tismtith fetVQuras the blessed do in
h^i^i^isij L adore all the designs of thvl
JBvineproiddence, and resign mysell]
entirely tp; thy will.
i i^i^my ^s3te lore my nm^
llottr i^ mwt^i: ami dncerely for^yt
^jdiat hiiFe injured me, and ask pstt*
of all that I bavi* injured.
I jrjwioiuice the devil, with all; hit
the world, with all its pos^^^
l^d ifa$ ft^b« vt,ith all its t^s^t^f
. I dewe to be diusol vtd mwi be
Christ Into thy han43, O L^^
^^mmi my ^irtt, hmd, Jcpa*
JKj^ tbe a. V. Mary^ hi. Jot
a all^
[Lord, thi
jht froi
Blessed
of ba
litt'the drc
Ogood
" ited u
protect, <
jht, an(
May ah
to life eve
Mcjy tl
^ord ijran
7missu>n
Vouch*
iifnight
^' m
^9pfl
rd.
re, am
ILord,
ikpar«
^^^^y^e saints, pray for us to out
ord, that we may be protected thjfs
^Jt from sin and all other evUs.
Blessed Michaiel defend ils in the
jy of battle, that w6 Tiay tot be bit
« the dreadfiil day t)f judgment,
p good angel, whom God haA ap^
. ^^®« to be my guardian, enlightea;
protect, direct, and gov^n me thii
ught, and at the hour of my death.
Imen.
r almighty God have tnerey up^
forgive us oinr sms, gnd bmgiii
> We ey^sting, Amen,
my the alnSffhty and tntrciful
wd l^f^f^pMtf^
Voucimfe, O i^r4 Wpim^^m
us night Without »a.
Ib0& m^r^y upon ii% O
>h us.
iE^ercy, O LoNI ib|M>ui^
, Wbcommg lo^tibt ^pei wi
rMaaed in tfacii^
►I iord, hear my j»^^. Ai^^
si^Ucation f«»f to
V ' '.
92 f^t/ers for Jii^.
^' ^^^ ^ pray. ^ ,
TT'lSIT, we beseech thee, C) LordJ
7 this habJtAtion, and expel from il
aB the ,aiia.*es of our enemy : let thj
hofy angels dwell therein, to preservi
lis in peace, and may thy blessing bi
^w^ upon us: thro* our Lord Jesuj
Christ. Anien.
May the Lord bless us, and preserve
Uf from all eiSl, and bring us to lif^
everlastmg: and may the souls of thi
Sthful departed, thrg' the mercy ,o1
God^ rest in peace
'h^r^r of Jf/. BemWd, Mtrmorarkl
^mm^^ o ^0^ jboijT viig^
3^£#|tl: that m> 01)0 ever had re
^urse to thy prat^ctlon, implo?e(
*^b% or soijght thy medi '
wpmut obtaining jreUeC Cohi^^
^xif^of^^ in day goodlness, l^|!oi4%i4
% pmitmkmm^p^ ^hing out iny^
before tJM|e, l^8«ecbing tli^t0 adoj
lae fiwr thy son, mi tske upon
#f *^f^ ^^^y et^nal salvation,
^ct not, the^ore, O Moth^
i> tte petition of thy bundle S
6nt« hlAt Hp> ay unrl ri>i?A«%f
««A«* «4aa<>>« J.aKa^"
> ■»• •&*«••>■> ••«
/ r'**iiH^
The I tarn/ of our Lady of loreti^
sacred Mother of ©oci!
lespise not our prayers in t or necessi-
Kes, but deliver us fmi alT dangers,
^ ever glorious and blessed Virgin.
Lord, have mercy upon m. Chi it.
hve mercy upon us/ Lord, have
DC rcy upca us.
I Christ, hfearlis. Christ, graciously
tous.v «^^^^ -^
lod, the Father of heateH," ffdi^e
vicrc^ upon ns.
rod the S^n, Redeemtir of the world
Liifor^ 7nercy upon us, "^ ' ^*
%d the Woly Ghost, Ifir^wi^^j/^^^
loly Trinity, onfe Go^ Mm mercti.
upon us. • ',_.'■ ''
loly Mary, Pr/j/forus^^'
ioly Mother of God,
loly Virgin of vii^ns^ "
fo^er orChiist,
fother c^divine gnacc; '^
fother mcfet pure} '
fottier most chaste, '
pherund^Ied,
fcther un violated, ^ '
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l^ost amkbte mother,
adoica|)le mot^r»
toihar of our Creator^
>thi^ of our Redeem^^
Sfost ftf^ent vtr^n^
Most venerable vir^i
Most raiKiwned virgin*
Mo^ powerAit vii^n,
Afostjtnerdiul virgui^ ; >
M0st &itb6i) vii]pn^
J^tor of^^u^ce^
Seat ofW^dma,
Mm vesp^
(^ honour^
V^ Mlis^fiim devpaoiiir
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Queen of patriarchs,
Queen of prophets, v
Queen of apostles.
Queen of martyrs,
^^ucen of confesses*,
jueen of virgins.
Queen of all si^ts^
Lamb of God, who takest away thc$
sins of the worl4 &mre ui, O Lbrd.
Lamb of God, who takest away thq
$m of the worlds Hear us, O I^rd.
• Lamb of Go<t who takest awaj^thq
sins of ^he world, BmetnenyvjpmuB.
Anth. We fly to thy patronise, &c«
V, Pray fbr us, fioly Mother%f
R, That we may be isaade wbithy ^
the promises irf Uiriife , ;
pOUR forth, we beseoi^ ?^^ <>
* Lord, thy grttE^e istlo Q# tim
tm wf, to whom' lif h)^ig^itsdiai
Christ th|rSon wfis npia<hQ lp|^|^^!^
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96
"THE SEVEN PENITENTIAL
.■■i->''^ -;' PSALMS. '■
ATiiipk. Remember not, O I^d^
dir oflfenbes, nor thpse of bur parents^
Neither take tUou vengeance pf o^
sins.
■ I. Psdtttyu
; r^ digiiatioh, nor cbastise me in thy
'^ Hafp merpjan nie, O Lord, fori
* 9^ y^j^i fae^ me, (> Lord, for my
^ &oriei i^ trt^ijM^
^ ^ "And iny sbctFts doubled excee^ng-
> ly 2 bijrt; tnoii; Q Lq^how long.
Tnm ^ ine, O Bord, aiid ddivet
w scpli O save m6 for thj^ mercy^s
^ i^'or there is iio pne in death that is
ftttttSW of the^: knd wh6 shall coa*
I iMivt labonred in lii^ grp^^rtibg,
fvay^nioht IwiB^ wash my lid: t
^#18 irat^ my couch with lAy teafSi
tMy eye k troi^ed throng iiw%-
!
''*
t»
imtioil:, I havegro\*rn oM ai!&riffi;$i all
iriy-^neriiiesi^:, ^\\^--^, -^^^ '■ . .^, ;;^i/
> Depart Irom me all^ ye w^lMof
feiiqility : for the tord h^h l^^<f fee
voicfe of i|ry we4»4t%^ \.
.^ The t6r4 hath he^d my nmMl^B^
iion: die lidrd hfith received iny
; Let all m j; w^mies be ashtoei
and be very mjich tmiirt^ : Kt tl^^
be turned back, mi\k0siimmifers
speedily.
. Glpi^ be to tjie Fatite, indtofee
Sonj and to the Etoly C^oii.
. As it was iii the 1)^1^ k,iiA^
Mien.- A . ^..
t>IiES§Et> IUI& th# iwr^i^e^^^^
f-f are fiM||vei^ a^ wKo«^ ^&i8
tovfafeda/ :' ^ * .' i '^ ^" • '■■
^ Bfeasecf k thfe lii#fc rt«> 3ii^ ^e
:^ h^ pot^ il^t^t siii, lac^ Jte
#^s|^fther«iitt^^
swci^ I wM-jilejit,; my Is
^Of dagr wd i^gHt iky jbipd ww
fe-
^.^ iPhes^n
hl&yy upon me : I am turned ifa m y
«3^^ #hilsi th^ thorfl is fiisten^I
I^TOve acknowledgfjd iiJj? sin to the^,
md my ittjustatfi I Haire'hot coiicealed*
I said I ^ilt^cofifess against myself
iniy mjustice to the L#d t aUd thou"
hast lorgiveii the wickednesiJ of 1^^
sin^. ,- ,^ ■/.>'.;,):■ ■■' i ''^^ :
For tWit shffll eVei^ kiiqly'
■ 4^y ^ ti*ee, iln a sealoi&ble time.
'; . And yet in a flood of many waters,
dli^ shiodl liof come m
; . ihdfi art ipfiy refuse from the trou-
; tie which hath encompassed me : my
: Jd|> deiiv^ me frbar^ ihem that sm*-'
iomdrn^ . ■' '^;; '. .^,
^ ^^iret thoe tm^&ristmiding/ and'
i' ^11 ittstrttct . thee in this way, in
m^hith didu shah «b : I will fix my
]^jbu ghalt go
ibp«Wth^
9 not i^cd^e ISi tire horse and
^j^ ll^^ ;h^ no undersuirtd:
itfrl^Wii bridle Whd fest theii'
^0^ <^e not/nfi'f dnto th©^,
Mlf rfe^e pcmt^ of the ^
;li« timty dial! ^ «coiR^a&
ipi|p)^.jy^^^i^^pii^ \ .^imm
'\s holy
jie.
mters,
lin.
\ trou-
i; my
t sur-'
f, find
ay, in
&x my
le and
stdnd-
'7'"
Glory be to the Father, &c.-
fi^VK? me not, L6rd, ih thy
mdKnattoa ; nor chastise lae m
, wrath. ,
JJ^ % hand terth befen strong upo»
mwe d-thy wrath : there is no n^
for liiy. bones, beii^me of my sinsf
for my ,B^,|itie» a^ over my
head : and as » heavy burden are.wi
go^e l»ea%3r;u|)on" ml, ^^
My sores^are putrifJed and xibtjupi-'
cd because of my fijolishness. = ^ ^
r am become miserably, and
f 'w^eddowoevoiiktotHf.e^^r
sorrowful a« the 4y loh^^ " -
For my Joins arem^m^^i^.^
Wd theise&iio'he^iiliti^ % ftwfcfw
1^ afflicted and: hiiinb^ ^ceati^
-'TJv-
'3W-^ •:'' --fi
^^*>^^^J?l!v^^P^P5i^f^
L^JI^
^^ ttf^ grctouM^ fe n^ Hid froirf
■^ My heart fotiroubled, my strength
^as feft liie, and the ligh| <>f my eyes
teidf ^ not with Ai^i " ^ ^^^^^
\ My friehds an3 my iil^ighbouf s have
^liravti near, axid s^ood against me. ;
And they thirt were ne^ me st6(S>d
t&r off : and they that songht my
" used violence; ' /
d they that smight evil tb me
:e vain things^ and sttidJed deceiti
thfj day long.
%it I, * as a <teaf mai>, hfciard not :•
%aS HI a duinb^ mian ndt opening
moutii/
An^ I l^etame as a man that heareth
: jmd that hath no reproof irfhia:
^Itiir iarthi^ O Lordi h^ I hoped:
tt ^itet^ar M6, O L<^iny €od.
^1 sai(^ lest at iifay ti]tee^nty ene-
"xr^ice ovef me :^iid whi^t my
ife moteiijt they sperit gircat thin^
)ijit"=i!ie; ' * '. " '
c^ jt am reader for scoiirget: and
iqirdw ii^ C0nt|ntia% i>|^p me^
I
, ^mm\^ i.,iHjj^|ii4.i '-m^ ^jMms^mh^h'^-
^mmmm
Pcmtentktl Psalms.
¥-' .„
For I will 4eclara my iniquity; «i|rf
I will think for ky sim -
But iny cncaues^. live, .and idrt
stronger than I r and they that lurte
;ine wrongiuity are multiplied. ' -
They that render evil lor good, ^i:i
detracted me, because I followed soo(i^
Forsake me not, O Lord ii^ CJoji
do not thbu depait from me*
Attend iinto my' help, O Lord^ livij
God of my^ salvatiog.
' ©lory be to the f ath(^, Ac.
tit AVE mer^jt^dn m% O feo^ ae^
-^^ cording to thy great morcy. * '^'^
And aecordinjj t0 the mtiltitaite
thy teikier mercies, bh^ outmy ixi^nii^
ty, ; ■■•'. ^^^^
Wash me ypt moro^ from n)|^i^
ty, and cleitnsie itie fi^^^t^^^
For I know Biy iniqJaltjTi^M^^^
ji always b)rf&^ me, / /
/,; To^thei bidy haired J r^ii^^i^
liwe doM evil biHRw Aifj^
iriayest be justified in t%imrd^
^*y^ overcome wb^ thoa
jiSS'-s-aasBwraiii
w^PIPff-fPfp^A'^^ '.^^^■^r^-^^yfpp^- ^-^ifippiMiP
"MJZ^''
?!ir«€fl?e»
For |)ehoId I w^ conceived , in iiu^
pities ; and.^ nns did my mothcjj
:;t conceive mii* -.-
Kor behold thou hast loved triSith. i
the imcurtian md hidden thing^x>f t^
wfedom thou hast made. maniJTest to
2ne* V- ^; .■ -,,-■-
Thoushalt sprinkle niit^ Vttjbi %»•
$op, and I shall be ckansed: thou shaJt
w&sh me, and I shall be in^de whlt^
ifefan snow,^
, ; To my l^earing thou sha^ give joy
m^d gindnessr; land the bones that have
feeen humbled shall^diee.e
i'lup^ at^ my sinj,
€1^ lifct <|t^^^l i^^^^
Create a clean h^it in ^ O God :
i0i renew a right spiiit within my
CJftst ma jhot away from thy face :
4 tcdce |ui>t thj^ ttoly Spkrit from me*
^ K^toreiintdme tbejoyoFthy^^
|*ilia% ^ sfrfr^he^ me ymhn per^
^IBct spirit. V .' '
I will leach the unjust thy ways :
^^t^ the wlc^ked shall he couTefted to
Deliver me frojtn, blood, God,
4
♦i:
;tho\i i}od of my iaiyatioh : and my
toimie shrfl extol thy jdstice,
O Lord, jthou wUt opeti my jt«M<-
^nd my mouth shoH decSare thy praise.
For if thou hadst desired mMc^,
I ^ould indeed have ^iyeri it : ^ntV*
^fiurnt-offerings tjiou wilt nqt be de-
JiightcA f - ^ } /
^^ #eiffice to <^ an afflicted
si5mt : k coiitrit(5 and himiWed heiirL
God, thou wilt not despjsij.
Deal fa;irourably, O Lord, in thy
good-will with Sion : that the walls W
, Jerusalem miry be buUt up: *
Then shalt Vhou aeteent th^ §^<*Kgc!5
^f justice, oWatib whole bHrnt^-
ofRirings |€len sh^ they lay odrcs
ypon thy altar.
Glpry be to ,th^ Father, Sea.
V. I^sialm ci.
T|^R, O Loiy, my ri^er : ah^
*^ ^ tet my cry dome to th^e.
Turn not aw^y 4ih)^lace from mi^
in the day when I an) in troiible, in-
cline thy ear to me, ^ *
U whal day soever I shall Mt upon .
ibce, l^stt me sneeday. ^ ^^^
E*>
ffom wW^ as ^rassy .^na my nearc
U ^ther^d : bediuse 1 iWgot to %tk
Hu^ugh tfie voice of my ^paning^
liiy^ boniB BatH cleaved 10 iiiy'iiesh. y
' I * aril become lik6 to a pelican of
tbe wUdeFi^ess : f im like a night ra«
yfea in tlie hoiisef^ '
I haveT ws^cbc^ and am become a$
^ i^aiTow aU al0i^0 oiftho house to^!
aU the ^ long in^^ r^
jpiiMMih' nie ; and : they tliat pt^ed
"* -Fbr I ttid f it yhes likeyijMread ; an4
jDsffi^led tny drink with weepii^. ^
'" £iecause of thy aiiger and indigna*
i^m^ for having lifted me up thou
l^^iip'n me ^^
•My days teTe decKned Jikeashar
i^iW, mi lejtL withered like grass.
mt tho«, O Lord, cndurest for
m&t : and thy memori^ to all geuera-
Thou shait arise ^i hi^ xa&r^
tayse
l^thc
; 'Am
pame,
^e ea
For
and hi
He
the iu
their ]
' iet
ther g
shall ]
&ec
his hi^
tord
Thi
them
rdeas
Thj
theL
Jerusi
' Wl
|her, I
Ik
rneart:
to ^
lesh. >
can of
fht ra*
>inea$
se topi
ies r^r
[; an4
idigna-
jr thou
a shar
«t for
euera-
thy servants : and tlicy shall havc^ity
:^ the learth* thereof ' ' '
'And the Gentiles shall fear thy.
name, O Lord : and all the kings tif
^e earth thy ^^ory. ' "
For the Lord bath built up Sion :
and he shall be seen in hisgloiy:
'' ' He hath had regard to the prayer of
the hjtimble ::and be |iadi apt des^pised
their petition. * ^ ^ • * i ' , * i'
' • JfCt these thin^ be written tb^ ^n6«
ther generation : and the people tljat,
shall be created shdl praise theXord,
^^jdcause he hath looked forth froaii
his high sanctuary ; fr^iti heaven ^p
t(^d hath looked iipon the earth. '
That hemi^t hear the groans of
them that are in fetters ; that he iaigbt
rdease the children of tKe slapi.
That they may cleclare the laame la^
the Lord in Siohi aiid \m {>raise'in
Jerusalem.
^ Whcp thepeoj^e a^^MinMed togc?-
flier, and Jk^^ to serve the Lo^.
Ue angered him in t|ie wa^ of |i|f
K-i *
■^Mt^mw^-
WB
Tfie scacn
Lfo--
w
yi^^^
^m^i declare imto irfe the
>f my da^5.
§|ill me not away in the midst q
iny d^s : thy yem ar% unto
tidfi and generation. - ^
In the Sjeginkkig, © Lordj V.
roundest the earth : a^4tfee heav
are the icrofS:g,of rfiy lif^nds.
They shall perish, but thou remain-
ed?* : mA md tNn ^hall gr^w old
like a garment,: ' ■ 'k'.' i.:.';- •:?]
And f^% •'estiire thou^rft <Mi^
t^sm, and ]*^sha!l be changed 5 but
thou art a^ays th^ m^i'^waStQ, ind t&}l
j^ears shall not ft|l. ^ ^
The cMI^eti <£ fliy servants shall
^eeitinue : and 4h<^' seed shaU hp
Jtt^ctedibrerer^ *f '
Gicwy be t^ ^8 Fatfiier, ^c.
Vl f^sdrn CKxix^
(^tTT of the depths I have cried to
>f thi», O Lord; Lord, hear riif
Let Ay ears be attentive t6 tli
srcroe of Tmr 8ttpn!i<5ation.
Ai^iua, \j M^uLy wUrmarK imqui-
4i!!JS f Lord, who t^hall stand it.
ffst 4vith iirec tilers is meriifujfofc-
ei«?^s^ arid by T€k»fm
1 ' : f<\
remai
■ ■ ■ , ■- * . ~
i^te waited for thee, Lor%
midst q{§J^»^^^ relied otiiw^^N|ji|r
> sGhQr^my Aoul hath hoped in the L<«% S^
From the mortjiing wateh evejft tintJH
d, thdi^gfat, let Israel hope in theX^i
heava]^! B<?cause with ttie Lord Aere ifi
crcy : and with hua ^niifiil ro-
leinption.
And he shall redeem brael fhom a?l
5 iniquities.
G1<M7 hf to the Fti^ftii^, i^
VII^ Psffijfntxtm
EAR, O Lofd, sjy prayer: give
car to niy ftupp^^loii in thy
: hear me in t!^ jiisid^^
And enter notinlp judgment ^tk
y scrv-ant : for in' thy sight no man
iving shdl be juitifiedi - -
For the eatfmy h|i h perseciited m^
uH he hath brot^lpt down my Ite
ear itff^ ^he earth* > ^)
' I He hath made me W j^ell in di^
to the! nefes, as those that have %eeh dead of
old : and my spirit i^ in angui^ with*-
in|qui- \n ine : my ^»ait witiun me is Wt*^
fujilbiy i |cmemb#ed ^^ <^^y» of oid, |
J5
edj but
ind^l
i-
ts shall
haU hp
mc J to
■'i'*-
*^
m
0^9ev^f^ ^A
'jxpm %}\e works <)f thy featids. *" '
*- I sta?etch6d|ftnth i«y bands to th^iE
]^ soul k a$ e^rth without water unt
thee. ■-.■', ■' V
Miear me speedily, O Lord:
epirit hath feinted awf^y.
Turn not away thy face from mJ
lest 1 be like unto them that go dow]
into the pit:
Cause me to hear thy mercy in t\
morning f for in thee h^vp I hoped,
' Make the way knowii to me whe
in I /should walk j for I have lifted
.lay soul tdfthee, *
Deliver irjie tvfm my enemies,
tord, to thee have I iSed ; teaqh i
^do tlyrwill, ^or tJbau art my God.
'^^y good spirit shall lead me infe
the right land : for my name!s sak^,
Lord, thou will q^cken me, in tl
Justice-' ■ ■ .' ' ■ ^•./-^•y,
Thou wilt pring my soul out c
jM'o^le : and in tliy mercy Aou "
4ny enemies.
And tlioiL wilt: rii4 rtlP-iLll fWm flii
l^ict my soul ; for I am thy senri
ptorj' J)f to the |atheri &c.
( ,'
r^lfjofiii^i
5.""*-**^ ''
s to tbei
;/
^j^0^i4^ losf
f^ 13 EMEMbEK ftiot, OXor^oju^
*^^ ofleneps ; nor tbose jdf di||
irents ; neither take* thou veng^ce
"oiir siiis. 1 . ; .
^ord, //aa;e mercy upon ais.
itist, Aa^^ merxA) upcfn us*
Jyd, Aavi^ ifnercy upon us.
;hrist, fear w^. , , .,,
ijirist, gracio2<t5^ A^wrr.i^/!
rbdj the Father of hemtsayhaiw mercy:
upon tlS. , •.. ^V;^:^-•':-^:.. ' • ■'■ . ;
)4, the Son» Bedeemer of tke worl<^l
have rhercy vpoktis. \ .
iod| the Holy Ghofit, iiai?e uicrey
upon us. 4*
tejy Trinity, oiie G^d> ^ot^ m&te^
upon us.
loly Mary,
Idly Mother of Gocl^;
loiy Virgin of virgins/ IJl
t. Michael, ', <!
it. Raphael, ^ - V
R.11 ye holy Angjdf ^-Arch^iipels, '^::
t John Baptist
f
IM
Ail ye holy V^mtth% and I^f hm
St. Paul,
St. JameS)
St. Joh|i#
St. J^esy
St.Phab^
St. Barihalonieii^^
St. Matthi^w,
St. Simon,
St^Tbadcbe, .
St. MalhiaSi
St Barimba^
St. Lufce,
Si. Mark,
All ye holy Ajk«ffles and Bvahgefis
JtSi ye holy Disciples of our Lord,
All ye hofy Innoc«?nt8>
St. Stephenv
St* Lawreirce,
St. Vincent,
S8* Fabian and SebastiiH^
$S. Johft and Paid,
S& eebmar attd 0id]itan,
m rrcKase,
Martyrs,
tmt^ <rfi^.
^*^
6t» Silvester,
•f s
^JMl£^
r
^^St. Augustinef, *
t. Jerom,
f. Martin,
t. Nichdliis^
il ye holy BisHops and Coiil'^
"1 ye holy Doctors/
t Anthony^' ^,
t. Bennet,
Jt. Bernard,-
t. DominiCy
t Francis,
I ye holy Priests and L#vite^;
ye holy M6nks and H^mils^
Mary Magdalen,
11. Agatha;
igefistsJl^Lucy,
*^t. Agnes,
t. Cecily,
t. Catharine^
it. Anastasia, . , >,, ^
II ye holy Virgins aUrf Wijowi,
1 ye holy mp and women, Bmnts of
God, Maine intercession Jor m^ . ,
e merciful to us^ s^kNI^
«f«v«v*««.«» fV! %*Mpt iar«r iM»««i'M«fy
lOrJ,
r&vur
mr
I
^12 %ie Litany^
Fromjarfsfe, ^ ^ v
^jTOcat^ wrath, - t^ 1 i v.
J^r^ silddeti and nnprovi4e4 death^;
FrbiH thi deceits of the M^ c :^
From S^fer^ hatred; attdadlijl-^
*Vom tlfie spirit of fbrnioatfion,
i^n lightning^ ^r4 ^^P^sti^ ^ . .
.roltigeverlasting ^eath> * 01
Biro' the rtiVsteiy of thy I^c^ljck S
Thro* thy cpniingi^ ^
^rd' thy r^ivitjr^ ^ ^ • . |
Thro* thy baptism and |iolj: fest^tg, f
Thro*" thy cross Mi passipn/ * ^
Thro* % death and buiial,i ^ jr
Thro* thy Itoiy resurrectiori,
ITiro* thy fi|nir|tble ascension, ^;
Thro* the coming of the Holjr
the Gomforter, , •
ih tl^ day of ji]ui|^^ v,
We sinners, btsi^ck Hee hear «it. .
tliat thou spare u$, n§ beseech ikn
■ fear 10. • . ^
t thou pardon m, We bcieech tke^
hear m. lJi._._
hi* f}#i :woiiJd bring us t4
3[^anc2, WV beseech tfiee he
"^m-'
■■V • t*
the SmtUif
Its
■^
deaths
,.>i,
.*
. ,.*■
^ Wit,
eech th(^\
teech ihet
tttm
er M^
That 4hou wouldst govern and pre-
serve thy ho^ Churcb,
Thit ih0U wouldst preserve our
M^ Prelate ^d all eccl^
pl$%al pf^ers in bpfy ret%ia%
T^^ li#u wi&uMst gfant paice 4|a4
%ue eoncoa taChfi^i^
Tiiit thi^Wouidst grant pfa<^ an^s
^Ifcat tfipu wotiMst eomlbit ands
Vlfeepiatfe thy holy s^h;^
ithitt tb^ wcHili^ift up ^ mi^ *-
i-l^; thw wp^lrt a^^ e^ttalal^
|iJ<>od Ijilrigs t0,(9^^^ i
TKftt thou woid^deliirer our sqiAi ^
^ those pft M IiiiSren, rcte- f
> ml dantnat^Oi Tt
That them wouid^fgire and pB^^
^^Jl^"^ tie fruits df iie eartl^
^That thou jwould^ j^l^ eteri^
reit to aiP^e iaif^ni i^paitfd,
Jh^ thou wouid^ TOiiehsafd pn^
ciously to hear us, v
H
•> .-,
r
»?■>
.if
f
Lamb Hf God, that takest awfy^-^^?
$in* of tKe wOfM, ^r<? i»» OtMoO.
Xarab ^ tJod, that ttikest fW j«f
sins of the world, fli^ar «». « ^^
littib of Go4 tljat takest away the
sins of the Viforid, How vicJ-^y «?«*
' ■ ■ '■ . •■ ■■•.'■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M. 4* .■
Ghiist, Aear ««•
Ixjrfl, Mve meraj upon U9- '
Christy kave m«^ Mf^o* «*•"
toird, hiyfc lijere^ V^ott «b.
AAd Ie«i i» riot iAto' t«n|?tatM)%
m Ixix.
M tfl^a; n«&e biiste td'heM me.
' tetthirib*!«onfoui»acd iftdasbaffi'
I>i*4lieto be- turned bftckward, and
)^i» ftj* ihaine that dteire evils to
f' tet tb«R IWMestiy be lunicu »^y
tk»hingSPtMf'«W^- th« »ay *o ™«'*
'Tis w^, 'tis well. :i
K
' «?'
Ae Bainiik
ms
I^tall that secic thee rejo^ Mtd
be glad in thee; and )et weh a&Iovc^
thy falvatian say aiw^si lie Lord
beiila^ified. ^ ' '
But I am needy" and poor s O God
help me* .
Thou ait my helper and my dcli^
yerer : O Lord, make iia^efoy*
Glory be to the^ather, &g. ^ ^
As it was in the. beginning, &<fi
V. Save thy servants^
J?. Trusting in thee^ O my Gpd. .
K Be unto us, O Lord^ a f^wer of
strength. - ;- • '^ '--^-^ ■' -? ':-- .; '*'---.:^ . .;: , : ■:: - • ■
R. From the face of the caiany*
K Let npt the enemy prevail a-
gauistus. 4. -
i?. Nor the sop pf iniquity have any
power to hurt us.- ' ■ ••■''/-•. i^-..^ %/
r. O lx)rd, deal aot with tts acclld-
uigtooursim. i. v . ;
ii. Nor reward qs according to o^r
tmquities. ^^ ,7^ .
^ F: Let us pray for oia* i^irf BJ-
sixop N.
^^. May the Lorn ppiH^rf«M^
p^^t him iiie; fihd itoake Mm bles«^
«
«16
ill
♦■ '"-'♦5
xvt
the will of hi* f^^*®^' "i,>.ilA.v>»rtii
If. Vovchsafe, O Lord, for W
fame's s:ite.ta render fernalj^e^g
aS those 6|b.?i whom vre haveT^|<|
.^"i^^ Litf us: praj^ for the feithful dj?-
•):.ofd; and let perpetual light sbwe
ixnon them. .
' K.Fop..0ur absent brethren. _
, k O my Gqd,, Siive tay senrMts
v'^litSmhdp.OLord.ir^
^ holv place. . . ,
il. i'^ivm Sion protect them.
r h LorX, hear my prayer. .
£ hx^\^m supi'li^'tion come
unto thee. :\- /^^ ^ .
JVXi»eI.?r41)e^«h.you.
i?.An4 vvith thy spirit.
,-"i^'.
» J'-.
J.^ U« p^'^J)'
O
^QD, xvivpse property
it isviil-
wa|^s
to ht3tv«* ittcroy and to
lit
or 1%
iful dp"
est, <)
it sbi^e
servants
d, from
m co^e
llmt
it i&M'
and to I
Mf^e, receive aulr jpelition
juid iJl thy jsefFiftitt^^ i*lib ai^ %diiiii
t^ die chwn of ili^ ttityj by the cfnif
pi^sibn of thy goodn^:^ tB«reifully be
absolved. ■'
tlEAR, Vrebe^teh thise, ©Lord^
*^ the Jitmf #i i>f thv ii^
and jntrdock ttie sins of uietn ihat eim^
fe$s to thee^ thai bf thy bounQr tibott
Inaye^t ^ve tis {lafddto aijud peace .
OUT of thy iiemeMV, Q JLor4
shew m ^^^etkMe m^,
^9^ so thoU M^&k b^fh^ifto^k ite H5f
our sihi; |h<l d^it^ br fi<S0iii^^
nfehment ife <bd^o^ lU^ - -
OGOD, who by sin aft c^E^»;#i
and b]^ peti^iiil |ia«ifiedi imfk-
fully re^a^ the mt^tM§( thy peo|ill^
who midce ^up|i»iitD^^^ to Ihee >-lm^
turn awajf the scoui^l^ of thjr ai|p^
which we deserve for onr sini r
(^ Alnughty and eternal <it>4 hftv*
^^ mercy; on Ay admiit U mk
chief Bish<^; aii4 diifept ll^ aeec^
Ing' to thy clemency lia^ ih^ vp^ay M
Weriasting satvatiqo^ thi^ by &^
j|tace, he may desire s^h things as a^
H 3
its
JbevptU
m
figrc^e to tbjjr will, and
aUhi$
GOOD, fW^in whpm proceeds ^
h% iemm jrigbt^# counsel^
and jusi w<rflts, give to thy servant^
Ihil ^jBacc S^i^^i ^^^^^^^ cannot
gi^ thai our hearts bding dispo$cd m
WW tfey commandments/ and the
Bm of demies ttl^n away, the
times,^ thr^il^ J*^ ^^y
TNFJLAIOI, I^oirdi ourmns toS
-^ Ae»tt«^ yiM^ tlW5 #« of thy holjf
bWli that We inr^, serve thee with a
chLte bp#| 1^4 i^ease^ tl^QC with a
wop, th^ Crcatoi' itod Kedecm^
. ^«}l tbe^l^ «pve to the
mmM^mHm^ departed, remi|
^Hfcof IS thdr smK that through
|lie help : df pioiis supplications, they
n^y i*tiiiii th.^ pkrcfon which they
bave^^wap d^ir^ ^
jpSfeVEN'E, wf beseech the«» <^
W\ Sord, ^r ^tions,, by thy h#
^imtic^s^ 81^4 ^ ^^"i^ ^^§^. ^^^
&Iwflr
^d.
wevl
our
pe3^
their
Is?
*i
iv2 *,
,nif!.cu--: ui<iM/ vrisyf
inseli^
rvanti
:annot
d the
r, the
, may
il djid
yholy
with a
with la
liecin#
to the
liirougti
s, they
k they
oil \y
,^« UnU>malrrm€p. lift
aiw^s firora theei andby tlie^fee hij[>-
ry Abnighty and !pt<^l God, wj^ft
^ iiaat dpcamlort o^^r ^^ tty|»g
^d. t^e Aeadi ^d art^^^l^^
^ tibse. whom iKci ft^r$|i)0^s| j
1^1 l^e thinaby iatifc W^^ |
wev humbly be<eeclA |Kee;,that th^
)(^ >rhpsrii!W^ iifti^^rty^
l^ofld retjaih^th^ intbe;l|e^h, ^^
pert jyorid JfiM iwed^ pu|.i^
their bodie$, may, l^ tl^ i#:erces^ii
l^thiy saiiits>.aiHl ti^ (*^^^
good^jBssa;* obtf^S^don atid np^ %
|.ard jes^s G^ J5<mi i??hd m^
-,h
^ii*j uvi'i^ f*iv j»*i*.'*-^ «»^*"'-r I. '--' ..■«^'-'—
Jtecure ti^em* JJave Bee with my ,,
%h(rfe fteart; ^k ifteti IpwtiwH
l^ ; AnrVmvertdt Pray&^.
u
mate
tlMit I have ofifenaed thee ; do thba
' I ftdore thee as iny first beginnJ
gid^mjpire to tb^e as riiy hist endJ ^
g^ t^w^ tfiaiikt as my constwat "b^iiBfr
l^cr, ahd call on thee as my sim>-
te^ protectoTr
Toueh'safe, 6 my Godj to conduiit
m§ by thy wisdoin ; to restrain me
l^ tny justice J to cbmfbrt mt by
^ itijrari^ ; and Ae^tid me by Ay
' Td tbcc I dftsire to coilsccrate all
m^*^ thoughts, words, actions, and
sufferings J that henceforward I may
^|ik of thee» speak of thee, willin^^y
refer all my mttiibm to tliy greater
J^My ; and siiflfer chfeerfiilly whatever
thou shalt appoint; ^
Xord, I df^ire that thy will may be
done in all things, and in the manner
ti^at ftori wiliest I because it is thy
sffll.
1 heg of thee to enligliten my nnder-
st^i^ii^ J to Inflate my will'; to pu-
tSfy mjr body^ and sanctify ray soul, t
Give mc strength, O my God, to
ai^da^
state^
fill
forth]
of the
t§t
tmasiii?
fnend
o^ies.
Am
by m
deeds
pid^y
liiy ul
ger»;
bleix
Gr
attnji
diligi
stant
l;«
and]
■MMi
.... » ■ ■ ,
jndJ I
ondiHit
im me
mi by <
by rfty
ate ail
s» and
I may
greats
hatever
may be
manner
is thy
r tinder-
; topu-
goul. t
jod, to
An Jilm&m^ Prayed 12*
vi
i^tl»atB my ofenijcs; to overcome #^
ti^i^i^ns 5 to subdue my pampnr,
ai?d a^cpiire the virtues proper &l^ my
states " "■ ', i > .' .»'^ ■" ■■■;
yiU my heart witji a tender affeclioa
for thy goodness; almtrecl of my faults;
la love of my neighbeur; and Wotempt
^ the World* ^. .■:%':■■::,..., k^-
t§t me ^ver rememoer to be piS^
mmiirt to my sugworSf condescend
iiigj to itty inferiors ; faith&I to my
friends I and chaiitftUe to my enc*-
Assist me tq lw€flreome sMsumty
by mortification ; avarice by alms;*
deeds ; anger by meekness : aiid te^
pidity by itevotinn*
my God, rodkf me prudeiA wi
riiy undertafdngi { courageow in dag-
gers ; patient in affiicticai ; and huBf
ble in prospmty.
Grant that I may be ever attenu^
at my prayiNf^ temperrte at my niealsi
diligent in my employments j and coflr
stant in my resolutions.
tet my conscience S^ ever upr%h|;
and pure i my exterior modest ; njy
tmoca^fi^:
0- ■
t^ov^rsation edifying, and my i|
■■;p0iftnieht reguMr^M^: - .■•/ X-/,;-;: pi^i!
A$^ W6, ^at I iSay cpntiniijill
kbpiur td oterifdme iiature ; .tq ,^^^
respond with thy grace i to kjeepl)|](
<^omi|idiid^elltS^9 and w^fIc dut ffli|
Discover id ihe, O. toy God, th^ lio^
Ihuigness of this World ; thi^ greatries^
of heaveii; the shortness l)f|ime, and
the length df et^rit^iv, i;^; £
Grant that I <inajr prepare fdr death,)
tiiat I #ay fellr It^^^ ; that \
may escapie hell, and in the end obtf^
heaven, thro* fte merits of dur toard
* Jesiis Cliri^ti -!*«»«. -
JEjaciilAttohs fbf invoking the A^
mtance of the HiAif Gft6d.
pOME, Holy GhoHt^ repleliitsh the
^^ hearts of the faithful.: dttd kindte
lit them the flte of thy divine love:
^ O divine S{Mrit, incUne unto tny aidk|
O Lord; make h^it t^»^help roe.
Conduit ii%0 LoJrd; in tny justice;
lind because bf the ehehiies of nijr
ioiii, direct my ivttj in thy siitht: .
^* Obririd^Til^hete mei,OX v^
feod-;..'
jHever s
khown
ferlhj
Teach
my jiio
Oive
will wii
ling mi
Ineb
love, €
ui
cohsiin
soiil?
1 off
holy w
ihe wh
t
. 1
Ta he 3
cran
king,
^'^ RE
1)i
^.
m
' *.'.»
but ffl"!
tiutM
reatries^
tae, and
that I xnaj^
r C^djl
; tb^l
ibbtful
ur Ikjf^
e A^
IHh the
I kliidte
love:
i«. . ^
ji^stice^
of my
It: . .
ord VD^
feod ^ enlijghten my e^
Hevcr silecp in death.
r O divine Spirit, ipnake the Way
khown to me wherein I should walk ;
for I haVe lifted up my son! lo thee.
Teach ihe t<> do thy will, i6i ihou art
my €fod, y , «^ ;
Oive iiie grace, , O Cod, \o do thv
will Avith a grateful heart aiidawi^
ling ixiiud; i ' * . « *
Inebriate my soiil '^ith thy holy
love, O thoii sovjereign beauty. !
O uncreated TSre; when w«t thoii
oohsume whatever % imperfect in my
\ offer up myficif as & vtctiin to thlr
holy will, O my God ; do thbu with
jiic whatevfer thou pleascsti
TAe HyiJik: Vcni Creator
m
^v€ recited 6e/ore re^etnnfi the &-
cravientofCofffirmation^piom Read*
ijigySr Hi^ other sp^tuat uhdertt^
■' king. ''''[ :''\-- . . . ■"■ ■ -' ■'-■
j^^ REA'l'iNG Spirit c^!i6 nf^$Q$^ >
'^ Our souls, and \iifh ihif^pM^tii
"bless :
^1
m.
i^
ot(Mbho^
iatn
OUT hearts, frainM by tliy fcand^
Let thy celestial gra^e coiximaDd;
^OU, v^Q art icatir<i the PafaclctCj
_ Ji^jt&^:a^ Fat!ier*a gift complete
Inhe Imi^ fountaih, Are
And $acr^d unction frotti above. ^ r^
ThoU finger of the Father*s ha»4 v
Who dd^ It seven-fold grace coifr-
Inanid: ^ h
ICliou prbmise from the Highest sent,
III vanoiis Ito^uage eloquent.
Piu"!^ with tl^y l^jt OTir eiathly
;.,:;f'^:.. parts, ■ '"'\,^ .-[j- '
jtedld vi4th thy love inflame riur ftwts;
TI|Us human weakness fortify ,
Witli everlststihg constantly. '
Fa!* froni us drive tiie infernal foe.
And peace, the fruit of love bestows
Thus having thee our safest guide,
Let BfOt oui*^€«t to evil slide.
Let us, by thee, the Father own,
Alid to us let the Son be known.
i^et us believe in thee, who dost
From bolfi prol^eed, the Holy Ghosts
To God the Fadier, and the Son,
:
U H
~f -- o — J
Thiljprniie for ever let's repeat,
To God the holy Pai-aclete. Amm.
heai^s
the, dir
we ma'
Jesus <
eoiv
th
Which
From I
com
Thou
Come:
Con
ConaCj
Tlie p
Thou
Rdr6:
And c
O piei
Wtos
JT
md;
atacletCj.
ve.
hao4
*st sent,
rhe^ts;
[lal ^j;
lestow^
uide,
p own,
vrn.
08t
Ghosts
e Son,
The Prayer.
God, whQ> Iv ^e l^t of Ih^
Holy Ghoit, di^st instmet the
h«ii*ts of the feithfi4 5 grant that by
the, directions of the same Holy Spirit^
we may relish what is right, and al-
Wi^s rejoice in his cp.nsofittion : thro*
Jesus CImst our I^rd, ^w^.
The 8;EaTONCE.
Vent Sancte Spiritus.
COME, Holy Ghost, send down
those beams *
Which sweetly flow in silent itream%^
From thy bright throne above s ^
come, thou Father of the poor,
Thou bounteous jjource oi all our
store,
Come fue our hearts with love.
Come, thou of comftwptors the best^
Come, thou the soui's delicious guest,
Tlie pilgrim's sweet relief :
Thou urtour resti in toil and swcUf,
Reireihm^t in exc<36sive heat, ,
And comfort in our grielV -
O sacredliglit, shoot hbmethyd^f*
O pierce tUc'ceatre' of those lieftft^
Wi*DS<J taith asjiitcs to th^e :
.■^t
tiK!
If
r
.•"-S
Tlic Sequrnc(^^
vm0t thy Godhead nothing can
t^li^kny worth,*br price in mm y
Nothing' ^n Harniless be.
Lor<C wasli our sinful st^ns aw?^^ j
Water from heayen o^r bfr^en c% ;
bur wounds and ])rmses heal : [bow j
iTo thy pefet yoke, our stifl* necks
Warm' widi thy fire our hearts <rf
€Nar wandering feet . repeal, [snow ;
O grafit thy l^ii:^ deiiiest Lo
Whose <Hity hop^ h 1*i^ sure wo^^
ITic ^§«n pfe «iiilj^ 5i|4rit :
Gilmtlp* in life fieWey thy grace ;
Grant us in death to see thy fa«if
fm^ eij.dlcss jcyi inherit. Amen.
OCod, to whom every heart i^
open, evciry will speaks its d«
Mre^ and fropi w^hom no secret is c(^
ccmled, purHy Ihe thoughts of o
hearts by ^he inspiration gf the Wd
QhDst, in order thiit we may pcrfcctl
Uive thee a»d worthilf ppise thei
Thro* oijar l»^|df^us Christ thy S(»
who, with mfe and th^same Holyj
'<i 'M
A P«
^OJ
Biiay
'#9m.'
N|h a
^^
ly UK
^ <
infeti^
itc \
recioi
mch.
ive al
5 can
IS aw?^y 5
m dagr ;
: [bow J
iff necks
learts of
[snow ;
58t Lord
ace ;
fac^j
wen.
'■■V
■♦<».■<
eart l^^^
% iti (t(
€t is ceil
$ of
tbe Htrfj
perfectly
ise the
thy Som
me Ho(:
4 player, before the B^ef^en ijf Con*
' science
0Go<i, haye mcr^r on mo, a mosj
./teiserable' sinner. Alsis ! ' I M^
iii,the miBfortime to offeud tliee^
i|L^I|yds, 'ever^^ntive to my whole
e^chpld all fti^|paq|i^ ^rant,
l44f d, tbs^t I ioaipfaidw tltife Wmber
di ^oi^ily jifiny «ins3^ t^ order th4
jaiiay* heaVtily detoii iMid confest^^
l^lffin.' Inspire nie, I t>cisee9li tlie^
^ a lively ^horrepce of them : an^
jS^in purpo^ nev^f^ to commit theiii
ly more. Soften my obdiir»^e heart :
afi^ the 8«dut|iry' tears pf true co44
litibii tjp^Jpw frpminy eyes, and
ite thena ifctith the tli:rs, end lig
ecious bh^, sh^ li|l^ E^decm^
r my salvation. iftiiipifc> ci^ine
edeemor, m »w heart jfolure ot* thy*
I i
H
199 Preperation,
AN i^XAHEN OF GONSCIIWCE, "^
^ agaknMlG^m M»tter9 qf Pakh^^
AVE yot^teen guilty of heresy,
or di*eiief of aaoy article of
faith, or of voluntarily doubting of anj
article of faith ?— Have you ra,§hly exJ
posed yourself to the danger of in-
^litji^by reaiBng bad books, keejH
ing widked company, going int(
places of worship belonging to atha
^^JE^WBillipns d||du% the time o^tfe"'
servient an4 join|i| with them m ^<
worship ?-^Hav^ yc^ hy word w dm^
denied your fakh, or railed at, oj
despised holy things ?— Have ypr^
been ignorant of the articles of yoii
Imth and the duties of your ]re%oii
or have you been negligent in in
ttrueting or procuring tbi^ necessarj
instructions for those utt4«f your cared
*-Havc you^ven cr^#tto chreunisj
^aken notice Mometts^ or nw^e m
other «ipii*6tSu^ oteervati<>ns ?•
H^e yo^^d eharmtor spells,
iiini
use ©f ^ <^her superstitious pr
for ednfeisMk
■■J
1^9
. \- .,
tices to find out things to cbme, ifeco*
ver thiings lo^tj &c.— How often^ and
with what scandal or iH example to
others?
Have yon d^jpairted of solvation, t^t
the fejrgrveness of j'our ^s P-^Hav^
yoa rashly presui^ed 'i^on O^od^s
|oQj^ness, eontiidtuing to o^d Mia
becjiuse iie is mercifol ; eoin^ p# in
your. sins. ^m^:mi$ ai^^ll^te 6i
^-^- idmeart/dejwjii^g
repentance ?^«^ave yoll rdied
mon youiielf ra^ than up^ Diviii^
<^ace, ojr neglected for a Ib'n^ time to
return to God by repeatam^e, ^cf
i^l!hg iritd mortal sill ?
Of Charity.
Haveybu loved an^jr creatiire m touch,
or nioi'^, th^ " - ^ t'—Have you mujr-
feiuredl^n^t v ^^ovid6nce of Gdd,
resisted*!j!S ms^. /ns^ refused le D^b-
ix^ to Us ffivxfce will, not prevented
evil wheii^U iki^ld atui ougfa^ or
cotamp*cl i^fi thrd^ Mmm respeei?
V
r**.
1^ Preparation
received, the sacrament of CoRfirma-.
tion or Matrimony in the state of
mortal sin? — Have jou abused the
holy scriptures, or prophaned holy
places or sacred things ?-— Have you
Wasphemed God or his saints ?-r Jlave
you been ne^Igent in the divine
v^orsliip, seldom, or never adgring
or joraising God, or giving him
thm^ for bis benefits ?— Have you
pray^sd but seldoia^ ^ith little at^
tention, or oniit^ to jiiake acts of
Faith, Itope, anct Piarlty ?— IJavo
you behaved with irreverence in the
House of God, or broken any vow or
solemn promise made to him ?— -
Have you neglected to hear mass on^
Sundays or Holy Days of Obligation ?
or have you heard it with wilful..
disUactions ? or not taken care that
your chdl(hfen or servants should hear
It ?-^Have ypu n^let^ed confession
or communion at East^pr omitted
the penance enjoined ifoihm acquUt^d
yourself of th^e rel^ous duti^ oajfCNr
kssly ?-— Have^ yoii sworn Jalselj^ of
ysh^ van did not certainlv kiiaWa^
whcth^ it WW trw or i^se ?--i^^
liatrei
vvhi^
a- :or
» «%*
staiH
■of^fesm(yt:
.•.'■■ ■' '.■ '
y^i ilH^keii J your lawifiil oaths, <*;
sworn to do iay thing thkt was mdc-
fed or iuilaw{ul^~Have you had a cus-
tom of swearing rashly or ineonsido.
rately bjf the name of God, by youf!,
soul, or l^jr way of iinprecatiort upoii
yourself or;^thi#rs ?~Have yo^ sworo..
by the blocs^ or wounds of God, o^,
jmy other blasph^inous oath,» or heeu
a^essary to pthers swearing, cul*i%^
or 1)}asphemiiigl^.^ave :ydu45)€nt^^^^
Sundays, erHolidaiys of Ob%^dit, ii^
Idleness or sii,^i^ the ol^ion ^
others so iRendii% them ?^
dolae any mtml^ yrOtk without nee^r
sity upon those c^^a P^^jf^vp ^^
broke the days of abstinence^ or <|ateA
more than one meal cft lasting dtiys^ <*^*
been accessaiy toothers in so doi%?
—How ofen, &c. ^
Sins agairist our Keigfd^^ur.
lu Thoug^,^ itsh Judgniehfc,-.
*^ contempt,-^envy,**-
liab^^aymion—dedres of revenge ;
whieh sins vary in their malidie,^
^ wording to the leng^ of tinie we
steim in to the difierent persons in ^
flf
restion : or act^or^ng to ^c great<5^
• -ik ITbrrfif.— Cy. fealttiimiatiiig, or
jhtraeHAg • fp ^y listening to calumny
or 4etraclio^,' >iirhen we can j^^v^nt
i)dk^ ^Bseo^ (N. B. The motive
: |d(r #(M&iii% .thus,— -the numher of
"^t^ooi jpre«e«\ and tb« subject of
^itiis MK^arits^l^ ienguage, must be
gpi^^edt a$ we fuNs to repair
^ ip^iy tothe h^ of our power,)
Ife also sin iyjr i^^ reports or
|i»ifttatioii9, maKcious en^fesaona,
^wlMelb«r true or false ; % giving bad
|iWHigofe^
fisonv } hy diseov^ing tTbe secret*, or
liieiattlts<>if others; ty abusive wofds^
reproaches* bad wishes, or impr^6a-
tions, ««*,. ^ ;
iirt -4c^n^.--Bjr ifceiiling, Seating,
laiHt^ extoftions, or any way wron^^
i»| f»^^ in teiying, selKng, oir any
immm I or u&ig felse weights ,and
* iiiB^ liiiM »■■■ '■ ■ m' ^ ■ *T^^ ^ Z^ M.'a* « (« S XT' B »« ' a^ ai-'!* ' TTm « M m.m^mtl
UgKmMUX'9^'*
MVk'rA<ftS
■-:.> *l\A -r., %'r
reat<5^
tg, or
lumny
native
)er df
ect of
list be
repaif
ower,)
>rt5s or
^ona,
»g bad
or up*
J tes^-
^te, or
wprds^
eatinf,
or any
4i
I
without design of piQiog t^^ei^: 1^
wrbnging o^;^ cvedit^s^^ $ijr ^im
family by pro%al ^?c^ei3ieiQsi%,rffti^
jng.to pay our just^djtji; ^i^f^m nfelfi;
or by cmlpable ^fjrtraVagaifi^ renderiiig
0ur8elv6s niM^le to pajr'jyf^^ « j^
fiegjecting ihe Vorfc <» Jbii^ittefea for
which we were iur^daqd obli|^||r^
contract to p^rtwa. |p fiw : Jflr
unjustly taking or ke^jg af^l" t)^
jpf value belonging to wo^Jbor/ i^
which m0 k ir%pos^ tf §imm
forgiveness, without mi^i^ mmm
lion to tfie best of our p^w^r. M^A
hcr^ it i^ to be observ^ |lW whiifi
^Wo or «tore joint^jr iiQi|r€i ^»^*lliiV
Either in goo^s qt r^putatioii, t% ine
jointly md s^yer^Uy oW%e4 t^^Pi ml|-
tation J that is tp s^y, th^jr ^ IH^^
to contribute tji^ir resp^||i«| wog^
tions towards repiiinug 1;W m^^
and every imiividuaj j^ answeyawfe b#^
fote> God for the whole iiyHi|r, when
either or my of theji<?eoi«pS^^ ji^^^
to repair tlK»rportipiti^fo£; |; ,,J
toias iUtgatteii goods, or repair if*
*[ured charect^s. By refusing ^ b|
J ?
i ia
I
Prcpapatio^l
TeconGiled to an enemy, or to perfopn
* AitWs of obligiation, such as respect
andjove towards parents, obedien<;e
^iiipenorst &C. ''
^^jpi^,TN having too great p,n p^
r^ '^^ h
vdcsj^ising others ; in being too apt t9
spe^ '^f our own affairs, or in our own
. fftn^is^i in iispiriil^. to Jpionours aM
^ef^ment through vajiity ; in affect-
IMt0 be humble^ or in deceiving others
ity%pocrky, : ^ ::
' j6itJvarice.--4n Mot giving alms 6e-
ifiording to our ability. In not only re-
fusing films which we can afford, imt
111 refusing it; witdh bitterness, re-
poaches, "imperious ill-inatur^d lan-
toag^, or with an insulting air, In bfe-
mg toQiWiich attached to the goods of
4l^I$ li|B, wticre it ix^ik ever be remerfi-
feered, that iv^utev^'er is really superflu-
ous to p, belong of right to the poof:
that wli^re there is much, much should
■ "^^ ^9 ' wv^ M' -— '•: ^••^-f-
. « » %*%#• ■mr'
Jy^a liltt^, even «9me irf that little
^hcMiid ^ cheei'fuliy given, for *" <}0(|
loves the cheerful ^er/* ^
perfopit
respect
edien<;e
res ; iri
apt t9
)ur owa
ITS
S others
ilms ac-
only re-
►rd, imt
&SS, re-
^d Ian-
Inbfe-
joods of
remeiii*
uperflu-
lepobf:
) shduld
• ■ ■•
at little
Jhr Cdnfemon,
US
By Envy. — In being sorry for the
;prosperi y of others; in rejoicing ^lit
their misfortunes ; in wishing, wilh
jealousy, for what belongs to thetn, '
' By Impurity.— In wiUiilly 4welli%
upon, or taking pleasure ia unchaste
^thoughts. N. B. The penitent HtUst hel-e
mention whether these Imd thoughts
were entertained fhmng a considl^hMe
iime, and hdw Jpn^'j whether they
were accompanied with desires of c<>ai-
mitting the evil 5 whether they' mis-
led irregular motions; whether th a
holy place. And finally, whethc?r ^e
object of their sinful dcidretj were sin-
gle or married, kindred or rcldtimis^^
pr persons consecrated to Gdd, ' '*^'
Bw iVords. — In speaking obscenely,
pr with a double meaning, which is as
bad, if not Worse ; m listetiing with
pleasure to suqiN vile language. N^ E.
Thift $ort of discourse is stili more <:ri-
minal when it passes between two
jper^ons of a diflircn t sex. We aJso sin
grievously this waj, hy singing un-
chaste songs, by flviiig toasts or sen*
timents contrary to modesty, or by
I I permitting the^a to be ^ven vriiXiH we
im
iii
M9
Preparfitiqn
em ,pJtey«nt themj or, hy nojt retiriiiig
^ufi i^€h. o(?casion8. ; ' vf
.pjf Looks,— In ^ viewing immodest
objeqt$ J ^in rea^ng ^d >ooks ; in
keipjrig ijridecent pictures ; in fre*
qu^tiUng phys and public assemblies;
wliich are Init too ofteji the schoc^g
pf we, where dangerous objects are
held up to view, and where vice is r.e-
l^ff^^t^, aot in its pative hprriWe
cololars or oMist^uetoeea, but as a mere
g^ty. Cbmedl^ ^|H> ar^ often so
fiiH of indecent ^afttimenti and.pde-
licat^ allusions fs t^nttpt but oifend a
^odest ear, and hftve m iftiftioral ten-
deftcy. ITieyate ftot^ly poM^erfuJ
iricentives to this, vice, but besides evi-
dently unlawful, for the folldwi^g rea-*
sotii,Aiz. Beaause w^ jjartnot assist at
them, wiriiOut contribut^g by our
purse and our extopfc, to Tnaihtaii) a
$et of|)ei(^Ie in a profe^^sion or way of
life wbich was alwajrs Settled m&^
HKm> by the Catholic Cjburch. Under
this head mny l^kewi;:^ be classed, the
idling VI otutrs tv siii by uissoiuto
5 lances ^nd gesttires, or immodc^y m
ress or belmvii^ir, ' '
wi
i^
^th(
iibertii
tr^y t
Hlg ou
jn pen
taken ^
to exf
piake
may ii
with j
and alis
emploj
necessi
viiepai
tinguis!
aot SrO«
one 0i
numbie
the fen
habit d
sort^
siredtc
in§ the
niisa'al
•etiriiiig
modest
ks; in
in fre*
tnblies;
»choc^s
iits are
e is re-
prriWe
a mer^
\^n so
I/fndcs
id teis
M^erfuJ
les aii*
ig reaf
>8ist at
y oui*
wayof
I ia&h
Under
d, thC:
soiuce
for Cpr^ssion. w i^j
% 4cilom.— In abusing and defij-
^jf^g the sanctity of marriage, % such
liberties and irregularities as are con-
tr^y to the order of nature ; in tbuch-
Hlg ourselves ol* others immodestly ;
jn permitting indecent Rbeirties' to be
taken ii^ith us, ahd what their consf?-
qu^iici6« were.— N.' B- It k necessary
to explain every thifig, in order ti>
piake knowil such circumstances ii
hiity increase dr din^iiifch the guiltj
with as much mooesty as possible ;
and also to dlecl^e whether we have
employed or n^ected to employ tjbe
necessary mt^m of overcomNag this
vile passion. We should carefully dis-
tingnish what is wilful^ from what is
Bot sro. An effiect of delibci^tion, froih
one 0f mfrfe'ttegligenct. H AlsoV the
number of tb6^ bad actions, ©r at least;
the length of time wc continued in the
habit of committing them r with what
sort ^f persmis w-c have smiled, or c^-
rired to sin ; but this without mentio^i-
in§ their name*. And, m it too often
h^ppiais with yoiwig persons wIk) have
misa'ab V frilen into a certain ^n of t^
lowy ajgid abominable nature, ^tber
'W.
us
PreparaHotty S^c*
k) conceal this crime, or not faithful
.confess how often they have beeii g
ty of it, we therefore earnestly bes^
^uch to reflect seriously upon the./fatfi
jevU^ in which tiiey involve them
Selves. Let them consider that *
those confessions,' awd the c^ominurii
'oris which follow them, are onjy s
ihiany s^cfrii^es, re^ionUg them sti
fiirther from God^ and proVokingJbi
just itidigijation against thein: thatth
longer they contmijie In this state
hypocrisy, th^ more difficult it mi
be to ove^rcome their bashfiilness„«^
the more enguisli they must feel i
their own intenor. That no pra^ticje
moite dfestriictive of health, beauty^
SeaiuA, than this ; that it deforms 5Uii
ebilitates the wretched perpetrator
that it must, not orily m a moral, bi
also in a phydool sense, degraaph'
beneath the rank of the brute m
tion^ aad render him ccotemplible
inankitti ;*
. J5j^ GlMmy^Vi eating or drinki
to excess; in excitinff oth^ to d
in »ot observing the dayd of fftstin^
il|3tt$^iaeiice «injoine
^ Vray^T ttfier ike Examen. IZ9
By Anger.T-In abusing, quarreling,
feilang, or wisHiHg evil to others; la
l^rftvoking others to quarrel or fight :
(%hich sihs ^re ^ijyi more heinous,
.When parents 0r superiors are the ol>-
jecttJ thereof. ' '- *
' B^ £/oif^.— In neglecting our celigi-
otts or moind duties ; in performing
them carelessly? in posing our time
1% or anprafitaWy, '^vhen our state of
life calls us to lalK>ur. We are afeo
guilty by studyi^it tdo mujph ouir owii
pase, and by igi to^ sreat remissness iii
^ inortifying oujr f^sionis or seAis^ *
A Prayer ofl€t the iSlrini^^i
f Humbly tha^k thee, O^Lor^for
* having mM^ why sins kirowfit^li^
tee. Glory, ^stice, aili ili^rcy^ IBf^
jdiine, ^whereas I deserve i^othing \mi
confusicm t^iid pumsbtdentt f^^ having
oiTendect thy unmense tottttty^ and
disobeyed thy boly edmDpiiuicli.' But»
alas*^! ' v^at will it avail vkti W Im^w
my iniquities, if Ido notamtiidthan?^
And how shall I ^itt^nd tkes&'iirithdlit
thjj' gracious airsfetance? Vouohsafe^
tterefore, Lordi to i^iibcit tln^wprl^
iftQU htst hemtt. CwHiic^ of my
<•
own mkery apd thy goodness, |
turn to tfcee, O nay ^rB»tbr, aiid mt
Ipvkig Father, p^A ^nwdering thee i
ibWpa-sohof thy |BinUt€r> I will pi^
tr^rte niyself at %hy feet, and $av* " Fj
ther, I nave sinned against h^¥ ^ ^ ^i
befer^ thee, ajadt I »ra no more ^qt\
to be called thy &m :" treat me mm
jOff tiiy i^eiiraiite, to^^ pardon all |bj
Riniiy thEo^h the^ ^erits' of Je§]
Pmst thy Son, • r *' -u
TI AVING di8coyere<i the difierppj
7^ sonts of n'm of wfeich you ^{
liee^ fuHty, together ^with their riun
^, enitpinity, or such aggravating (?ir|
^pni^anijef ' ^s^ may cofjsiderably ixk
urease their joQ^llcp or change thfij
imture» your next endeavour ^hoi^^
be> tp eatcitc in your br^a^t ^n he^vtrfel
f arrow fm: bavin|!; committed them^ ai)<
ft sincere delectation dfth^iD. Thisbc
ix^ the most es^ei^ili, m well as tl
most dtf&imlt' of all the di^osition;
reqni«ite t0 Ja ipod contession, witl
Vihm huniUity, fervour, and p<
ver^c^ A^d not you i9iiK;^.^nej
HIM, %ho hM$ the heaitf i^ttk^^ ^ '
|jis |)([in^, to ^ranf »t yo\u
iMii
tormeii
^a^ai
\0Tr6ir
less ol
16 still
mce (
^ in,
iTthli
/oil int
e:
j%r Confessim,
ui
rig th»eU
will
^- ■: • \ mi
re wQri
»n all iBj
of Je§)
! diiferpd
you ^F<
beir riun
i?Htii>g cir|
qge thfii
oil as ti
ion, wui
tntnmh
Ip the m^an time, seriously medi-
[te on tho3e powerful motives for
ijtciting contrition, which the CJliurch:
toM« forth to her children : an:d, in
WdPtofeel their force the more ei-
!ettuaMy, endeavour to enlifrhten your
aithv to streh^hen your liope, and
ifttfame your (!harity, by ^^voiitly re-
tin^ the acts of these thr^etheojogl-
1 virtues* f In the ne^jt pla^e^ reflect
ti those itjlrtues whiCh are most capa-,
lie of alarming, and, at the same
ime of in'elting your heart into cora-
itmction: sucli: as, the ^y^lasting
loriftetits of hell— tte etern^ loss of
9^ and of the joykcf heaven^— the
mrJdt of iiltbintes of sin— the good-:
less of Ood in atl ht has <fewic, in al(
i6 still does» and m all he will do foi^
# t^e (Continue to liiye arid serve
xia r particulai'lytilal astonishing ^-
tance of his love and und^lfyry^il iner-
^^j in forbearing to cut jour slen-,
!§r thread of lifd, ahd to ^|arecipitate
oii into etern^tl^ tdtnagiits iiif, the ver^
3 c6hsi^erQt\on jailone must ncces-
S^y ei^age you ta cry ou4 with ext^
142 Pritparatvim for CoryeuiioH.
tic surprise^ and astonishment, Hcfif^i
goofd must God be in himself ^ who k^}
b^enso good to rm^ His faithless and li*-
grateful child/ He saw nothing in yoa|
deserving of his mercy : he saw everj(
thing in you tiisrt merited his wrath
andi^gnatiom , * |j
This last refle<?tibn on the infinite
goodneiss of Ood^ if dwelt on #ith diw^.
attention, cannot fail to inflame yoi»
heart with an unfeigned love of hiiii
for his own sake, ihe purest mid best
of all motwes. Whilst the heart is thus
softened by divine love into compuo.
tion for your sinsi^ form an unshaken
resolution of never more oflendiilg
him-— of dcnng jrmir yimost to ameitd
your life— of satirfyinr for yoiu: siuS^*'
and of repairing any injury you may
havedone your a^ghbour, either in
his.cbar^ter or jNTop^rty.
If with these seattments gbwing in
ymur breas#^*you cast yoursdf at thei
fqet of yoip* eosiiessor, and revival to^^
himaJli^Pli^
teai^ o^jtmnprnid^ md a truly peiJi^
t^^ jq^flt^ her a^^i^ you shaU ih
, A Prayer before Confession. 1 43
fession, canPying back th^ precious
ik^' of God*!* unbounded mercy.
flui semincmi in lachrymisy in exulta"
^ione metenL They who sow m tears,
|;tiaU reap with joy. Ps, cxxv.
A Prayer before Confession^
Almighty and eternal God, to
whom is due all honiaiiF and
jlpry, behold I, a miserable and un-
rorthy sinner, who have hitherto
lived in rebenion aiid ingratitude,
tome ta^thee, my Creator, my God,
Redeemer, my merciful Judge, and
)y Saviour, accusing mysetf, and lay-
l .Itefore thee all t|ie abominations
l^eby I have blaspliemfd thy sa-i
" name, tran^ressed thy pi*ecepts,
^spised thy ^iu« and ddiled both
)^ soul and body. G<)d, when I
lold my misery, and consider how
lien I have abused thj; gilts, despbed
ly goodness, neglected t|y service.
Old preferred myself niy; pmbns, imd
>tlier creatureb, to m^j aiity, and to'
[liy cpminands, I caunc^t but consllcr
pelif as , unworthy ta lift up jay ej^
PI j^piiy ^, oif a|Mp$wr lif wf ^t^Sv^
lul v)riiitbcr mu 1 &^3m tbo% u
^'
rf«!
f 44 trayer hefi^e emfeision.
Lord, where M I hide jnys^jf fr*«
thy anger ? Is there any one that #n
mike niy peace for me? Ah ! it'B
tjhly from m goodness I can expec{
this blesHna! for art not thott my
Father, v hose-: mercies are Inftmtft
ajid compas^on know? no boun^i?
m I, although unwo»tiiy of th?
i^e of;rthy child, acknowledge no
eSier Fpther but thfie. my <3od,
i;v1w»efore J MsteA to the thronS .oi
thy ^?rf y, ai>d there prpsteftte *&
«w:h t3iee, by thy almightj? bower,
Wisdom, M fioodne^s, to P^,f»'
purify, »n4 .acqiiit nje frpin the « ot
my »n8. 'deceive ftle, OKnr^^agran
iuto thy fUvpw, and, by t^ p&ce,
cdi#mjnc iii ajl s<»a. that ,niy i»«J
b^g entirely pds?0saed by thfc, m^
be prep»r«!d %. ^ory. And th^t^
i)eiWn n<^y#5iccept^^ce, I 9P^^
fp m^, svriet Jcsiis, son of the iv/m
God, who Wfts pleaged tb bJ^we m^
Father, hwWy hejseecfeing thee, by
tW iiifliiite chmty which btought thee
dqwnlcoro heaven to the ignowiny "*
fe cross, |ijd ' tfejrou^ thy prseiff
ft.
^\( fipcwn
thatch
b! iti3
I expec?
hatt iny
inlinitpi
bouncUl?
of th^
edge no
[y -God,
hronfii of
^te iK>
rWwer,
egfiiltof
fa, ifcgwu
iy Igracei
hee, itw^
:helivvp|
t«o|ne tSt0
jr eternal
thee, by
y^ht thee
Ejacul^ions^ S^c^
.145
ypod shed thereon, that I majr now
Ij^rtSfce (^ Sie benefit of thy sufft lags,
be cleansed ftbm all my offences, and
sincerely repent and avoid all sin :
that dying to the worl4 Imay live
o<dy to thiee, and never suffer either
passion or pleasure to divide iiie from
thee any more, Grant this my jpetitjion,
I beseech the^, through the infinite
merits of thy most biiter passion and
defih, andjbr Ae sfOtq of thy globus
name Ji^s^i^s. J^m/^* -
JrES0Sj, redtice into my mind the
Untunber and th^ enormity ofth«
ans whereby lh^% ofl^i^d ^ce.
J Jfesij^, grtMpit ine the spirit of per-
fed r^eSteuc^ : tjiat by cqint&itiafii,
co^essi&n, and satisf^tion, I may
reooyei thj^ giraice, and ^<:ft'ou^ly
^leansi^ jny conscience. "^^
Jesu% h*ve mercy ilpon me, the
^most wretched qi sinners^ wham thou
b^ redeemed with ^jf precio^ blood,
Jl^us, Son bt DMp, fcave naercy
upon me, Entef not intbpdgera«nt
Wltll tliy &<;4f «tUl«, vr i/v*^ • iv* A« Mv
lil^t no man shall be justified.
%
P'i!
t ( H6 )
ronM OF CONFESSION.
Th* penitent iaving Muly prepared
kljnsHj'by pr(tyery by a serious €xam4
imtion of his compi^nce, ani a li^rij^
cpntritionjhr kh, sinSy knee^h down ai^
ike confessiim^hmr on one side qf tH,
jme^f and making the dgn ofthecrosS'
tmm kinutetf^ ^ash the priesi^^ Mesmgr
♦nyifig, ** pray, father, ,giy^ me, yow.
blessing.'^ 2%cn itbe priest, Messes^
pivi in the follfltvihg. wordv "Jfe^.
Lord be in thy hear:t, and. in thy lip%
that tiou jWrmyest .truljt. and btwbly^
confess all thy sin% ip^v tb«5 name xA
tb^ father, apd of th^ ,Son, and #
the Hpty Ghgi^i. JhmJ^\ Afif^r M^ick
th^ pmUent Says the * C^H^f t» ^
ftn or EngUsh^^asfar 4i« f* M^ ciilpo^
&€.•* and^ then accuses himse)^ pf al{
Ms sin»^^ as . to their ^kind, nwmber^ , and
aggravating cinmmiiances^ fwd. con-^.
4ude§ mth't^u or ike Ulmform' ^pf
ih^$€ mi. sSM%ermm of my whole
l|^e, r Imnib^' l^Dcii^ myscWv ^^
heaiiiiy tmt^ fof them, and beg
v^Tikm of G^.; at# ipi^ance and ri^
i*, ^1^ ..^ f*.
*y
..m^^^.^,^,...
iiMMiiiiiiiiiilMliiii^^
pared
iieartjf;.
urn ai^
of %
? crosk^
blesses
me ot
an4 #
m ht^
ciilpa^
r|, , and
I ccmr
vhok
d beg
^i.
s
A Prayer after Confession. I47
aymgy "Theferpre I beseech tbe^
&tJ* he t/ien dPtetidir tb tk& iristrticfhms
gh^en hy tlie pties^^'a^ld hihnbiy acc^^
^ Fraylr ctftet Confesswn.-
f\ Most loving Fatlieiv I ireturti thee
^^ all possible tiiaiiks for hkving
achftittda me to this sacrairiiir|ti letliiig
thy tnercy take pijKfe of thy juitkc,
toll hast east all my liuis out of thy
l%ht. Grant me now thy gilftce, O
Et^d, that friy * offences being i*c-
raittedf, \ry a mrfcere and perfect coii-
tritibtt like tliafof Bavia and Fetcr^ I
iiuy%rever l^imtiimelidthfidnn^i^^
krvfee But thft liiust 1 «ip* d6ii<| by thy
cfi^iwe as#t|niet& : ibr withoiir the aici
of thy ^ce my soul will renliiiu^ai:-
tt!h, h^g, ind dry, hkecJarth with^p^
ii^ter. I am truly sensiWe- of my
cnvn wt*nkne^a? ahd inabilk)^ to per-
form riier leilst good ac^bn "thai c;sDi
ai^ wjiys iia aede|r£l&)ie lb ^eeV th#
mky coiui^rt ^d%i0ifiij6mrli^ have is
wlo^ up Id my Recifjii^ aind to
d^r tttcje^ ihy ti»ad^ hirteari and sirf^
1^ this obialiun^ thoil iniyeit opc^
lig A Prayer affcr €oiifemon.
to me ihe g. tes of mercy, amj receive
m agsdti Mto thy fevour. Loofc ou
. file, O meek and aiercuul Lord, ^itu
the eveij of pUv^and have compass,ioa
m niv mberi^i': strike njy ston/ neart^
that U iwntain of healing walers, the
Waters of true contritlan, may issue
th^iram, wherewith my soul may be
c' nmsed and pm-ified. Perfect the work
ll^ou ha.it begun m nie,lbr I ap W
fi^cature, and grant that lily contessioa
lliav i:nd acceptance in thy sight, and
that whatever is wanting thereto thro
itiy natural weakneis, may be sup^
phed by thy roodnehs' and mercy,
which I earnc ♦> implore, for thep?ir-
don of all my tins, firmly purposing
in t% presc;nce to avoid m tutm-e all
-thdxs displea.in- to thee, and diii-
sirently. apply my^tirto the practice ot
^'virtue, ^iinee thoujiast promised,
^) Lord, never to Ibi'sake tliose that
jrface th-ir tra^t in thee, permit me no
longer to be seized, and blindiv car-
ried mwav bv ihe vanities ot this lite :
permit me liomore to expenpnce my
-^wn w*!akne»s m iuy wanted rchipscs,
fam%giv.tit Imay ttow be effectuaily
A Prt^ei'W'^'^^ 'Co-k%umW.
'M
i oa
^iosi
eart|
, the
issue
^y be
work
1 tky
ssioa
and
thro*
Slip-
lercy,
jpar-
06;
dili-
rce of
nisecl,
3 that
ne no
' car-
i life :
ce my
tuall)'
I ail
converted from my evO. ways, Jor«^e
toy errors, and amend my ftybipju
Comtatod, G Sovereign. Lord, my
Pebeliious heart, and toroe. U to a
compKance with thy hcfly^iU. #eak
ill my passions, Irule my .effe'qtJ"'«
direa my desires, strengthen my i
endcsavours, >d give ear, to the ^^X;'
er o^ thy unworthy serf alit. Let not
\xy wickedness make.me lorgct thy
,eot>dne88 : for th6»igh my sms ca^i
aloud for justlfte, yeJ: thou hast^^itfy
Lord and my Ck>d, meriey, hy^ *fhich
thou canst once mor? redeiye me mt|
thy faVqur : who Uvest and reign£st ftf
tver. Am%n. , ■- ,. . -%* !••; "''
,. A Rraj/er htfoYe Commiion.^ v
t T it with fear and tremblmg thfttj
* approach thy banquet, O .^tesW* ,
haviJiJ w>th% to trust inj«^m^
toodmws and me^cy. bemg^ of myself *
SrinBeP, destitute of all virtue; *^
filed with many crii»\»> ^y %"^?
and tongue in disortter, aftdftoiafcr^
controulMThusstraitwied, Otoercflitt
hastej^ta aiee tliat I ihaj-be^_h«alea «
tifio thy 4»itot«ction
Ks
m ■
wm
A Pr&^er before Vominunidtt.
Jkn)3i htuxte the6a» my s^d^. ^
fitec ! la^-'^pyr all rifsy :immck: ^
thee^ discQiw* nil my sbima vl^lje
>&ttba^ and mcmky ^^ tny simpit
Weal which niEeai tilfe -fekr ^ My
fibpij in;ttiy tin^lii^v ^JNW «re to&
xiitei^ liddk ti^on W(^ lliite?0^e^ jatft
ftfe%^ df c^HipaiadtiiJ) Ldrd Jte^
iJ^t/^crn^a JTi^i^ and m^,
meik Cive eaJ* to fe€| ^ho place all
lay trust In rfiefet :haTb mercy tiport
ttie, for I am full ^f rakery an* sin,
liou fountdn of iAfcxhaustlble gdO*.
mi. im,^m$VifM for
nie and all monldhd ^^i^ €0^^^^
^croiif Hail gehef6u» and preci-
^ my cmcift^* I-ord, aiid* i^iwWiA
away tlie nn$ of I*i6 ;WdrIdl^ 'Rfr
member hy creature, Oatj, ^hoih
|ttia| fcist redeemed iwftfi> <Jqi^ Mbod^
ii^-rf^ away itt my rftie, and bl^
liut air %1iiiqiii^ thiit bring puri.
led, I may i(itortl% ap|«rod^ tte
I
-| I 111 I I i II I I illili I ^igkmUklMi^
ilMHMI
*^
l0
. PrdueriOfier Communion. , l|t
-koly bf hoHw t and gAttt tM^tl
<faFedou3 body and blood, wKi^h . ,,
Ihotffih niftwiwthf, nov design-to rt*
iSvenes of &y ««si ft*l <i»««W|*
lom the gOilt of all mjr cnM«»t»
Victory ovrf u^ evil thoit^ts i the
If «nil'»iidbo4j agaift^t # the mam
<rf loy 0ne»il<»^Arong*» Jesus Christ
d G6d* fee feirtiiful ^o m* a sinner,
» J«8u»; Son of ©avid, have mercy
» ^04 ■whd sufferedst for me, have
!^,J^.^' ndt worthy tbptt
%houldWt AStir under «»y/o?' |, »*{
W tlfe >vord, and my soul shaU be
fraverta/ter Commnim. * _•
t Iteltirn thee th««k«i Oeterwl »■-
:A ther, because out of W ^»»
ifterfcy, vithditt ^fJiff^ ^"^^
l«%» •'«■'
tliou'hast Been Fi^««« - , ,^ ., „p
with the saared body ^ and ^^^
thy ohJy Son our^ Lord JcsusChnrt.
t.»^-
tf.-
l|g Fi^yem filter "Commumoitt
l^tttkot tiis ho^ ccmmimfon, I Bi^
%eeeh tHee, bfe t<cx my candeamatic^
but aii ^dfecA^ remksicm of dl n|r
rins. Miigr k streagthen my fiuW^
coumg^ me m all goodj iteHv^ j#
from n^ idciois cti^cS^mi; Remove wl
concupisence ; 'Perfect me in charitj^^
patiteac^; Imnrnity, Qbedietac^e^ imd
in 1^ ot^ir Tirtues, Mw U s«cni*e im
^ftiii$t tril the finar^es ?1» w|r eneipi^
vmUe ftiid foTia%;nS^ kprudent)y
moderate inv indinatioKi^ both carao}
mA sjartiMl* May it dosely unite
ipe to thee, the oRty true God, and
liappily settle me m unchangeably
hbp. And l^now iiyJie it mv earnest
re^st, tl at thou wilt one day admit.
me, though an u»wort|iy dnner, as a
vguest at ihy^diidne Nmquet, where
thou, wth thy Son, and the Holy
Ghost, art the iru^ light, eternal fu^
ncss, everlasting joy, and perfect
ji^^iness of all the saints: thro* the
swpe Jesus Christ our Lord.
!| Wai iove 'thee, my I»ord, my
* strength; the Lwd is iny suppprti
my refine, and my deUvereK
What is man that thou art mindful
, How [
those thi
a:
Pifaisi
^Ip^ise h
upqn.ua
ranainc
Even
thefoui
soul Jbi
It is
jLord^ 1
LordC
For
sides tl
My.!
my sp
viour*
WK
Bid
name
i iriiiiiiitiiifciliailMiMMIMilliMMII
amp}
unite
, and
irneat
admit.
» as a
vhere
Hc4y
Ifu^
erfect
^ the
1, my
tnciful
of Wm, or diie son of *nan that ihou .
lose that^we of «« Hi^P^ *»<*^ ,.
" > &e Lord,' 6^«e m^
and bis mercy ^iaadureth for
, Pttdse ye«tlW Lorj, aS^ye iltatilntf,
' Wuse his jnew?y ^ »»• ^<»nfi«n«5
upon;u8, and tte ^th of theLord
remamethibr e^^, . u- i. :Li.k-
the fountains rf ■waters, » doth ifly
sold loiig for thee, O my-Gpd. ^ ^^^
tord^ai^a to plfkcemy ho^e m4ht
Lord.OwL-' ■'.; V ■■ > , •.,. • ■•>'
For what i^ thwe for mj^in h^yg,
'vbA what woidd I have ijp<» earth !>••
^des thee ? ■ - ■ >■ ' , 'w • • j
My sold magnifielih thfe Lard, and
my spirit r^cefli in God my Sar
- thu$ fevcMd. **>
JfeyT cometh to >I^
toame of W Lo™*
^iw'.
h V^
» ■ • !«.
A Prayer p9yipef^
^ >0 KSiig <)f fiiBav€*i^itndi ©arthj rij
in mei^V'tehold I am iieedjr H
^Qor I thou biow^t what 1 ^tamAM
iB^st need df : tlitjd intone canst ear
yd:hdp me. ; As^st me, O Godb^i
flPotti thfe freasUffel cff thj^ gooda^
mf^y tte wants of my sonL .
A de6(mi fruyerfatlthe whole Statie.
1*
it 1^
mctify 1
sanct
tsbiit
iV tltrbl
blJ'iA^ Ihteniiom of gaining im
dul^nce. /\ ^^'' ;*''' •*^i'*^'-::Hf^{
C\ Etertml Falh^ iiif 6Ur : &
^Jern^ CHr^n; Creator oftrj
things Yil^li ht i itmsiWe, sotiroii
lOlour |oo4, inlinitety good itt tB
self, una in&^tely bouiftSnl, m^^
and good to usls behpkl wet%|^
servants, the W<Mt \of ; thy" . han
redeemed by the W^id of thirte o
Son^ Come»/u aitswejD • t6 his s
imxi^ by hii Vice^gerent, to jwc
»uri*t*lves;' as Hnitible p^tioi3t«r»>
fomthe tl^rone of thy mercy : we cort^faum, a
&U in ^body at this tidie', teyetrall thylto thin
pec^le i^on e^rthland W0 ecwnfe jplind blc
»0!iiniitnipn \with Ay ,whole Ghnrcitjiinottg!
ik htavcn. hoping to be assisted by thdrl%hicU
ina
lai
(
^nlight^
Mltawa^iillMdtalMliMHttllBaHMalia^
m^
hr Jmidgencet
,eii9 and merits; atod with Jedi
■istlat out liiea^ ou» Hi^ Ene»t
AhrMediator, in wfctose j^recKwiS
s«^ W8 (dace ail oitf-*t«^- W«
os«Kii« oursdves h«e befirfe jthcej
id' niost hunibly ^eech ,thee tsi
nctify thin* own most holy jiamej
i sanctifying vM eicaltihg thy holy
j^dKe cJhiffdv .rii*puglM)ut the
hdle »o<rfa; Cl-eten^l King, who
atsbiit thine, biily ISbB^down mm
ly thrt)V .'. above, to this cttrth ilfouts,
^1>ti$h a feJiigdoih awdn^t itj,
lA whenee *we n«ght hereaftei- be
dated W^ thy etenipl kmgdoHi:
'-dawii, we ■ bfesee^ thee, <^
'^'■igdom of tlnr bdjivfetl Son, and
,«aifte it thKfefhojlt all m»»0W»
y all beam. Sanctifyit ii» «•«* :
Ma k m pea<*, jinity, m Koto-
,»»r. Oiwit Mfl^s foP Uinrfers, its
Shi<jr pastor, aBd&UKoA<sr prelat^:
mg& Ae»» *ith heavdnlj jjl^
Jftm, ^ttd niake them iiWft fcccordulg
to thiitfe own hestrt, Grntit thy gate
«id blessing to ail tiie cJergy. • 9^^}-
tmongst *li««n that heavenly
ibytheirlvhicirtby Sdn cathe to cast «i
earth,
#1
Ibni «(hich' he sd earniestly dc^
S&oiilcll&jaitth^/ A'sml and •'
m
misriiitjkaries, -tl
an<
£^ i^ i^otis^oijH eftectualljr pi^
mc^e ^ glory, mid the s^vation
souls redeemed by the hlc)od of t
iSoii. Sanctify all relie^ous men
Cornell ctf every dtS^r, and^gnint th
^#16 l^a^e to serve i^e wi^ affl;,:
"£^tid^^ accontiwg tbJkbe/6birit of t
iBsifittUe,^!^ th^ nwiy 4^e tike
inil^ iiglits to thfe resi<)f the faitkiu
iHave Hiercy on ill ChJ4ltiaii pri
|p«it#^thi)^^
j|re li^s^y^^lSir^^^^ A^^ dischiuq
\6f ^^ duj^ to th©a ib^ to their #u
y^ts i dmi't^^ trde servMtsrtlaereis^
•me,1hdia% of iiigs, triie fethers tpl^reatun
&w,pecMife/itid; hui'd^^^
Ctewcb. mv0 toerey oil all irif^strati
ind toen in |%er, thAt ihey may fearlbi^^d a
thefc, lotetbee, wid serve thee, anttl^^d ap
ever retoelnber tl^t they^e ihy dc*|tbc san
^pttties^andtheMmistisrs^^ ^^^
iiave mercy on aU thy tieople thro«gh« jn^ni^^? J
to thme iribeiitimce: retnember thjl^wS"
ixMdjp^^ation^ wl^ thou hR}^ —"
'mMiia^timiiM
ttitt
iioililiMlM
fdr I)ylid^ccf' l^t^'
U^grace to 41 thy cM^reri &
X that tbcy m«y fo J^hy Jog
heavea^ ' . ,, ' *
Extend thy mercy 48o to aU po?^
InMeU, that sit io dSiiffcneas and in the
Se» of death: to 4V sbch nutiow,
wlteiow the« not, orliavft -Wt^as y^
leoeived th^ faitU and law «?f thy |on
ieir. Savipur ; to all ?««|ns. Mar
Sietaiw, «v4 Jws. Remember,
JUrd, that 41 these pqor soul*
wwade aftey tliiae o^'l^'filt*"!
Confess, and redeemed by «iie blood
5Sybon. Olat not Sataii any longer
fcse Im \'«'W. over these^^^^^^
eroaturcs, to the {great d»?hP"o^;;°j
Lname. X,a not the precwus blood
U^hy Son be shed fo? them, ift vau^.
& among them ^«a«^"JEjtSh
land apostolic labourers* endued witn
ithe same graces and gifts f thy up^-.
itlcs werera«d for the ^oi^v Qt thy
;rni^.bl4s tlicin «ith the Uk«J|J.
4L tha^ all these Door sowls may be
;ouglit to kpow, i6ve, and sene tnce
,?1^^ ■ flAfcC
^
Pratj/jfiTS propen.
■r.tu.
\i0^ ki t|ij< Church, and bless ihcfj
lietifeafter for all ef ^ty^^ *' ' '
^ JM>ak*down a^ an eye oi
imd^<pKpadioi(ir on lilt those dfeli
l^b who^uK^er flie name of €M*i
l42i&% kave^aiuiered^^ tfal^JjailiS «f
tmtht^asid ntdtv^ andfrom the one feltf
013^ ^ne SH^l^pd,^ Ay only Sm
Jewis CW^ iiAo t*» fejwe-paths oie^
rbr aiid schism* O^^lijftfeear *^" ^ '
^lieeand td thy C^tiM^ ®fcp
da^plme^ l^ &y he^?ir<^ tighl
jaMMre Itee tri^from hefor^ thetf
1iii4erewilh tl^ c^mi^ enemy —
bfiiid^dedliieinv and let theih^ m
tiow tiit^' bate ta6(g|i'iDBecl by n*fa|^
|leffiota^llte frojudk^ss tO^ the^i»fe&-^
<^tbti| ts^e awf^. fetJi© tliem the spU
lit of obstioiM^i ,i)iMe, aM scli-eon*
ceit. Giir4 lb<^ laft hUfi^le and do-
cile heart f inspiap theiii witlr til at
dent desire of fimling out the ix'ath^
mi a slt^tg grace 4^ toable thc^ntit^
cutibraee it^ m 8pite of all o|jpOsiti«*li ^
6igi the world, ttie fieiih a#^ (M \
t#ilbr^bf ^uld tt«>se creaMrct^^
m
deiiicat^
a Fa
truths p
^nror», ;
Beatdc
Qbrist*
i^blis}
ired> €
tcnipei
(J^tcdii
^Ue w
of'Jew
practii
uaiver
Gni
dayS'C
which
gaqy
peace
I with
««.
altti
iMiiiiM^MMiiilMiiHiiHHilMIIH^
tfrat
ea
rcrish, for •whom Christ died, or -why.
Hotaa Satan any longer possess the^
spsOs, which, by their , bai^ism, wwc
AMgcated to be.thy.et<*n4l temple. ^
6 Father, of Ughts arf^ God of all
iiuth» pjii^o the vhple world fron« all
i error*, abuses, corruptions, 8na.vice8j
'^Beat down the^iidard ot S^an, and^
erect QV.cry where, the staaaard ot.
Christ. Abolish „tlie reign oMm* and
Btabfeh tlie kingdom «t gwee^ v^m
\^^tt^ .Let humility .txiunipb oveft
pri4e and ambition; charity oyer bnj
Ittdi envy,, md malice; purity aad
temperance over; lust ami exassi
roeekiiesj. pva.passi&P'i «na dinnter-r
«5tedi!t>ess ajid poverty of spint overxo^ .
vett)U»nes8 a}Kl the k)v« of th»s perish^.
i>bie world ;. in a, word, let the gosptl
of Jesus Christ, hoik iaita belief and
practice, prtfV8iitbroi#Oi»t the ijkliol^
Grant us thy peace, O Lord, in t\\f
days of our «ionality, eVcU th^ pea*-?
which thy Son bequeathed as a les
gaoy to his disciples ; a .per|K:tual
'^MViK ^•^
lemwith each other; and a pcrpei
tial
m^m
l«D
Bnt^prop^
\ *:
k>
M»ce wthm ^urwives. urag^ ^^
Id**, cterisH, iqjd tswrntsm an innob-
«^p.ea»wo«g thenMMJr«. i^
2K«i* a *?^ seowof tlitt«»«-wW.
evfls thtt attend on -iffar^ »n<>:'«»^
AeL de*»8t»tioiiiand nun of so rtany
X{ the eternal loss of wroany t^u-
wnd sou^ taf a^c^the dismal c^
qtoces of war. O turn Uieir hcartt,
3* another' kind of war%e-^h
tkem to figbt' fo«t * heavenly fang-
^fteraovei,^ Lord^ thy wrath, «Wch
we have reason tBi. mwehend is bow
actoallv hanring ovS'our heads tor
^& lSS?«t '^ ChTi,tian pctv
pte from the ^a<^ evil, of mortal.
tim and make tf? signers sensWe
of their misery.* GiiiJtf tliem ti»e
enice of a penitential spint, and »m-
^cGnrwsbn, and ^schaige them
ftom all their bonds:- Preserve all
fTmrteadom. and in particular mm
Haiftoti, from all the evfl* fliat tbreaten
impenkiw* «iia«?5, such as ptegues.
mmistm
^^^i^mAm^mga^tMmmMtilMM
Bs msy
ii^aii
bipods
r hettrts
ly Mrhkh
listtow
sadb for
iaitpco-
• inort4
rem' wfe
and ism-
|e them
erve all
ohur iAi^
tfcMHWA
for Indulgence^* 1 6 1
4anine, earthquakesj, fire, inwda-t
tipns, mortality of cattle, auddeiiand
liflprovided death, with thy ^any
othar judgments here, and eternal
damnation hereafter. Ccwnfort aU
thf^ are under any affliction, sick-
ness, pr violence of pmn. Support
all that are under temptation. H^on-
cile all th^it are at variance* Deliver,
all that are in slavery or c^ptivitya
S^nd all that are in danger. Grant
! i^iief to all in their respective necessi-
e^, -auda happy passage to all that
f0& m their agony. Gr«nt thy Uessr
ing, O Lord, to our. friends, our be^
Hdactors, and to all those tbic whonv
^m are particularly bound to pray ;
ind have merey on ail our enemies.
<>ivef eternal' rest to the faithful de-,
parted, and bring us all tocverlast*
iBg Hfe : thn?, ftc. Amen.
jJSesides ihe abox^ pratfer, we may re^
cite the iTitanies, Penitential Psalms,
» jilosary, &c. or hear one or mre
Mmmy or mtkout any setj^d,^
' ffiorrf«, prat/ vtentaily^ taki^ ca^.
to direct cwr prut/vr^ wufi »/i^ vme^
go.'' of0ii'mg the indutgencci
t
US.2 Jesu Dtdeis Memotia*
AeU of the Love of God. ^
lEAR Jesus, I desire no other in-
F-* heritaiice butthcc: O Supreme
(i»ood, permit me "ot/o love any
thing ^ove thee, and aU other thmgs
©nly for thy sake. .
6 mcrcit'ul Lord, take powession of
mv heart, which was created for thee,
and wowid it with love, that I may
ever languish after thee, oa whom
depends . its whole happiness.
pear Jesus, to thee I consecrate my
heart; O may I rejoice only W the
love of thy infinite Majesty !
O life of my soul, more attracUng
tban all beauties ! inllanjc it with an
au-dent desire 6f beholding thy hea-
vealy beauty throughout an tndles*
dunition of ages. ._^
To thee, O infinite God, I resign
vhatei«sr-;thy fJberality has bestowed
onui*; to thee I ofler myself m sacrw
iicc on the altar ot mv heart, tliat
therefore I way please "f^e- .^
't'/i^ fhimi .f csu Dtilcis Memoria,
*'Zbri^t:dfrom St. Bernard, t. 1 1.
lESUS, the only thought of thee»-
J With sweetness fills my trcast ;
her ihr*
iprcme
ire any
' things
mon of
jr thee,
I may
whQXU
rate my
iu tbj^
tracting
with an
hy hea-
ca(Ilcsi>
I resign
>estowed
in sacri-
art, tliat
[emoria,
t. lU
f thee, '
rcatit ;
Jem DutcU Memoriae y^
But sweeter for it is to see.
And oti thy beauty feast.
>[o sound, or harmony «o ^y^
Can art or eim^ic frame.
No thought can reach, nor words ea^
say.
The Sweets of thy blest name^
Jesus, our h<^e, when we repenti*
Sweet source of all oiur grace ;
Sole comlbrt in our banishmenty
O ! what ! wheni face to face \
Jesus ! thy name inspires my mind
With springs of life and light;
More than I ask in thee I find,
And lavish in delight.
No art nor eloquence of mai\
Caj[i tell the joys of love ;
Only tlie saints can imderstand
What they in Jesus prove.
Thee then FU seek retired apart,
prom world and business free ;
When these shall knock, I'll shut my
heart,
And keep it all tor thee.
Pcfore the morning light Til come,
With Magdalen, to ftnd,
* >
\ f*.
i6*
Ihdcis
fe'sighs and tears, my Jesus' tomb,
-~-Aj^ tijerc "refresh my nund.
Uy tears upon his otvvc shaU flow.
My sighs the garden fiW 5
Then at his feet mysrft 1 U tn'O^'
And there I'll seek his will.
J«sus in thy blest steps I'll tread.
And waUk in all thy ways ; ^
I'll never ceade »o weep and pleaa.
Till Vm restored to grace.
O King of love, thy blessed fire,
Do^ sodh sweet flames excite.
That first it raises the dwire,
Then fills it with delight.
thy lov^y p^es6nce shines so clear
Tliro' ev'ry sense arid way.
That souls, which once have seen
thee near.
See all things else decay.
G<>me then, dear Lord, possess my
Chace thence the shades of night,
Come, pierce it with thy flaming dart.
Tti
J» 1. „ - — -y 2 Lk««%«»«i* 111
rU for ever
id with the saints
.1 A>
Jesus ^Sigy
yoke,
tc
TJi^Jcsus PsdUer,
And both my heart and toiigue i^
bnng ^
Their tribute to my deircst Kki^
in never-en<Jitig joys. Am<n
T
JHE JESUS PSALTER.
Tticre is no other name tm(kr heaev€n>
giten to men, whereby we mvM be
saved. Ads i\. 19* .' * /
AdvertisemeM.
^HE Psalters now in tise amongtf
J- devoid Christians are of three $crm.
The first u David's, which con^mf
thrice fifty psalms ; the second is thai
of our Blessed L(w/y, commwily called
the Rosary, or the Beads, competed of
thrice fifty Aves ; the third is the Psatf
ier, or Invocation of Jesus, lAick «m-
sisting of fifteen petitions, ftnd the gl<h
rious name of Jesus being t^ ie rtpeid'-
rd ten times before each of then, there*
petition i^ likewise made thrice fifty
times. It may be said as the Rosary^
either nil at once, or at ihrke^ f which
will perhaps be better) cccordittg to thv
pefsmls devowm and leisure / /«>/»«-
much as this sacred name is not to %
repeated over hastily, bvt with grc^
uv$Tcncc and attention, * |^ ^
ySj^^ 'Tilt Jesus PtalteB.
^ ..
PAit 1.— Few mu^t begin with a devoid
fenitflecMm or bowing at the adora^
le'name of Jesus, sayingi
Fthe name of Jesus let every knee
bow, of things in heaven, of
lUngs itt- e^th, and of things uncjer
the earth : and }et every tongue con*
i^t that our Lord Jesus Christ is \n
the Glory of God the Fatk^, Phil- u.
10, IK
Pird Petition.
Jesm, Jesus, Jesus. > ^^^^ ^^^^
Jesus, Jesus, J^us, > ^^ ^^^
Jesms, Jesus, Jesus, )
¥ESUS, have mercj on me, Go^
H of compassion, an<! for^ve the
«iany wd gr^at offences I have com*
Haitted m thy s%ht.
Wfeiny have been the folUes of my
Kfe, and great are the miseries I have
idteseived for my ingratitude.
Bave ipercy on me, dear Jesus, for
I am veak ^0 Lord, he^ me, who
urn wiable to help myself^
li^Uver me from setting my heart
tm^n ^i» €^ *hv cf eatureSj whicli may
^ vert xif ejres from a continual lo^
un to the^f
mm
TheJestis Psaker:-> t^ r
Grant me grace henceforth, for .the,
love of thee, to hate sin ; and, out ot
a just esteem of thee, to despise all ,
•worWly vanities. _
* Have mercy on all smnws, jesusj
I beseech thee ! turn their vices mttf .
virtues, and, making them trpe ob-.
servers of thy la%v, and sincere love^.
of thee, bring them to bUss m ever* ,
lasting glory. ,
Have mercy aisa en the S0id< in
purgatory, for the sake oi thybftter
passion, -I -beseech thee, and for thy
ijlorious name Jesus. , /-a^'
' O blessed Trinity, one etenmt GdA,
have mercy on mc. ^
Our Father, Sic. Hail Mar>', &c.
Second Pedfion.
Jesus, Jesus Je«"s» ) V ^
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, > .tielpma
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, )
lESUS, help mc to overcome all
•J tcniDtations to sin, and the mauc*
of my ghostly enemy. .
Help mc to spend my time m virtu-
otis actions, and in such labovirs a»
To rei>ist and repress th« motiofii
I^IWHI^S*^?*'
HWr*.--^- "w. ■•
>.it%> .>^&<w4»«oAi*>UiK<je
1
1^
m
r - i
16S The' Jesus Psalier.' ^ m
of my flesh, in sloth, gluttony, ancf
^(^arhidlty.
,w;,To render my heart enamoured of
yirtue, and inflamed with desires of
lorious presence.
Help me to deserve and Jceep a good
name, by a peaceful iand pious life,
to .thy hoiioMT/ Jesus, my own com^
fort^ and the benefit of others. *
r ^#ljave raer^y cii all sinners, &c.
Our Fatherj &c. Hail Mar\\ &c.
Third Petition^
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, )
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, > Strengtiien me-
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, f) 'v.V- Vy r>^^? V
TESUS^ strdhgthen mt^ in soul and
^ body, to please th^e in executing
such works^ of virtue a$ may bring me
to thy everlasting joy and felicity.
Grant me a firin purpose, most
merciful Sarioijr^ tb amend my lifd
and recompence for the years past.
Those ' yedrs which I have mispent
to thy displecwre, ih vain or wick*
t:ust<>pis, -
• Make my heart obedient to thy
^ifl,ai
ill the
Gra
rhich,
[devod
IsacraQ
to thj
*H
Oui
JesuSj
Jesus,
Jesus
lES
^ gr:
joy ai
Se
ritua!
of th
cont
ever]
Bi
unsp
the
fhev
*
mini
NMiHIiHil
mgmmmm
s »
The Jesus Pidter. \Gq
ifl, and ready for thy love to pcrfonn
1 the works of mercv. „
Grant me the gift of the Holy Ghost,
which, through a virtuous hfe, and a
devoM frequenting of thy most holy
sacraments, may at length brmgme
to thy heavenly kingdonu
* Have mercv on m smners, &c.
pur Father, '&b. Hail Mary, &c.
ui'pourth Petition. .
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus,- ) "^ , ^ ^
Jesus, JesHs-, Jesus, > Comtort mc.
Jesus, Jesusj Jesus, 3 ^ .
lESUS, comfort me, and give me
•^ grace to' place my chief, my only
joy and felicity in thee. ; ;
Send me heavenly meditations, spi-
ritual sweetnesses;' and fervent desires
of thy glory- ; ravish my soul with the
contemplation of heaven, where I shall
everlastingly dwell with thee.
Bring often to my tememln-ance thy
unspeakable goodness, thy gifts, and
the great kuidness which thou hast
fhewn to me. ' _ '
mind the sad remembrance of my
!
to thy,. I 9jns, whereby J hav? so unkindlv <|:
■■♦»:r
\l i
no
The Jesus Fsatterl
fended thee, comfort me with the as^j
suranee of obtaining thy grace, by th<
spirit of perfect p#nance, which may!
purge away my guilt, and prepare md
for thy kingdom,
* Have mercy on all sinners, &c.
Our Esther, &c, Hail Mary, &c,
Make me coM
stant*
Fmh Petition.
JTesus, Jesus, jesus,
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus,
Jesus, JesuSj, Jesiis, ^
tESUS, make ipe constant in faith,
Y hope, an)4 charity; grant me]
perseverance in all virtue, and a reson
hitiori never to offend thee.
Let the memory of thy passion,
^nd of those bitter pains thou suffer-^
edst for me, strengthen ray patience,^
and recreate me in lUl tr^ulation and,
adversity..
Let me always hold fast the doc«
trine of thy Catholic Churca, and'
render me a diligent frequenter of all
holy duties.
Let no false delight of this dcceitfiU
iKiitaHliHlli
3%e 'Jetvs Psai'tcr.
171
U or fraud of the devfl shake my
My Heart which has for ever set vp
s rest in thee, and resolved to under-
lias all for thy eternal reward.
Have mercy on all sinners Jesus,
I beseech thee ; turn their vices mto
btues ; and making them true ob,
rvers of thy law, and sincere love««
thee, bring them to bliss m eve»-
wting gl«y. , .
Have mercy also on the souls m
u-satory, for the sake of thy hitter
jtslon, I beseech thee, and for thy
Horious name Jesus. t « 4
O Messed Trinity, one eternal Go<»,
tave mercy on me, ,, j » •„
Our LoriJemChria htmUtdJmu.
«lf, fmng made obedient unto deat/k,
\Zn the death of the cro».. PhU. «• 8.^
Hear these my petitions, u my
lost mercifM Saviour, and grant me
iv fiTOce so frequently to r^eat wul
t^nsider them, that they may prd^e
-easy steps, whereby my soul may
fclimb up to the knowledge, love, and
Si 1
172
The Jesus Psalter,
jbiy neighbour, through the \vh<
course of my life.
^ Our Father, &r. iiail Mary,
I believe ill God j ^c.
Part II. — Begin gs hefore^ samng^
In the name Of Jesus, iftt ev(
knee bow, &c. * • ►
, -• . ' 'Sixth Petition,
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Enlighten
Jesiis, Jesiis, Jesus, > with spirituj
Jesu$, Jesus, Jesus, .) wisdom.
TESUS, enlighten me with spiriti
^ wisdom to know thy gocdiniesj
and dll those things which are iho|
acceptable to thee. •
Gvant mfe a clear apprehension
my only 50od, and a discretion to oi
der my ifife according to it.
" Grant that I may wisely proce<
from virtue ' to virtue, till at length
arrive unto the clear vbion pf thj
glorious Majesty.
Pertnit me not, dear Lord, ton
turn to those Am for whicli I havi
borrowed, and of which I have purgt
myself by confession.
^ Grant me grace to benefit the ggiii^
other
reduc
liftbeha'
*Hav
Ouri
mm
T' ■■
7^^)Jes%is Psalter^ l*t^
others by my good example, and
reduce those by good counsel, who
[iibehave themselves towards me.
* Have mercy on all sinners, ^c.
Our Father, &c. HaUMary^c^c.
Seventh Petition.
•sus, Jesvis, Jesus, y (jjant me grace
wus, Jesus, Jesus, > to fear thee.
;sus,Jp8U% Jesus, V ,. ,, . ^
[ESUS, granjt me grac? inwardly to.
fear thee, and to avoid all occasions
offending' thee, f , »
, Let thy threats of the torments
ihich are to fill on sinners, the d-ead
f losing thy love and thy heavenly
'iheritance, alVfajs keep me in awe. ,
I Let me not dal-? to /einain m sm,
Ittt return soon to /(?pentance lest
iro' thy anger, the dreadful sentenc^
\i endless death and damnation fa.l
ipon me. ,. .,, , € ^1 '
L Let the poWerfulinterccssion ot thy_
|)le9sed mother, aritl all thy saints, but
ibovc all, thy ov^ .1 mepts ana m^rcy,
I) my Sjivimir, ever be between^ thy
ivcnring justice and my poor soul.
. Enabfe me, O my God, to wofk oat
u- alvation with fear and trcmUUng,
m
i^kc Sesus Pi
notl
)ecaus<
iligeu
*lh
Our
ancMet the apprehensions of thy seci
judgments render me a more bumbll
and diligent suitor at the throne of tr
grace.
* Have mercy on all sinners, &c.
Our Father, &c; Hail Mary, &c.
Eight Petition,
Jesus, Jesus, Je.us,^ tolovetRee.
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, }
lESUSr grant me grace truly to lovi
^ thee for thy iafinite goodness, an
those excessive bounties I have, au
hope for ever to receive from thee.
Let the remembrance of thy kin
ness and patience conquer the malic
and wrelehed inclinations of my.p
verse nature.
Let the consideration of thy man#^y 8*
deliverances, thy frequent calls, ^"4^^^-^
coiUinual assistance in the ways of Wej^^'J^^
make me ashamed of my ingratitude. """"''
And what dost thou require of m
for aU thy mercies, or by them, b
to love thee ? And winy dost thou re
sus,
us,
esus,
£Sl
me
accou
§oul b
dcpari
Th(
blesse
theg]
from
. i. 1^
Gpod? I
P my dear Lord ! my whole life rilall
mere
face \
feuct
that
daily
Xny^
MiiMl
ttriiaiiiMiiilMi
mmm
;^, nothing but a desire of thee ; and
)ecause I indeed love thee, I will most
iligently keep thy commandments.
* Have ?nercy on all sinners, &c.
Our Fatlier, iJj-c. Hail Mary, SfC.
Ninth I'etition.
5SUS, Jesus, Jesus, y Grant me grace
Us, Jesus, Jesus,> to remember
fesus, Jesus, Jesus, > my death.
£SUS, grant me graee always to re-
' member my death, and tlie great
Kiccount I am then to give; that so my
koul being always well disposed, it may
Idcpart out of this world in thy grace.
I Then by the holy intercession ot thy^
blessed Motbr, and the assistance ot
the glorious St. Michael, deUver me
from the enemy of my soul > and thou,^
[my good angel, I beseech thee to help
jme at that most important hour.
Ther^, do^x Jesus, remember thy
mercv, and turn not thy most amiable
fkce away from mc, because of my of-
[fences. Secure luc against the terrors of
[that day, ^y caubing me upw to die
! daflv to all authly thiiigs, and to have
y conversation continually in heaven.
MX %. r^cijubriuicg pf tliy^ea*
II i
t -•■'
]; i
176 T]ie Jesus Ftsttef,
teach me how to esteem msrlue, ant
.he memory of thy resurrection encouJ
rage me to descend cheerfully into the
grave.-- * «
* Have mercy on all sinners, c^c.
Our Father, <!i-c. Hail Mary, ^c
, , Tenth Petiiion. .
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, ;> Send me hen
Jesus, JesuV Jesvis, V m^ purga-]
Jesus, jesus, Jesus, ) *°''y- ; ,
rTESUS, send me here ray purgatory
*^ and so prevent the torments ot ttiat
Cleansing fire >vhich attend* those soulj
m the ne?t world, that have not been|
sufficiently , purged in this. , -.
.;,Vouchsafp,tq grant me those mcr.
cifui' crosses an<i ailBictions which thou
seest necessary for th^.taking oft ti'y
uftections from all things here bdow.
- Since none can see thc^ that toyesl
dnv thing which is not for % sake,
suffer not my hpftrt to find any rest
here but in sighing after thee.
Too bitter, alas ! will be the anguish
of a soul which is separated from thee;
which desires, but cannot come m
thee, being clogged with the heavyj
chains of siiit
3llfeif^w4r Pjrflen
I. .jm, wm ^
Here, then; Saviouir, keep me
oon^nuaUy Bftortified in Ms vfodd;
tiiat bmg p^rged thoroiigWy wWi t^e
fire oi thy ioire, I may mame^fiy
pass from b©8#e into thy ^^ttestmg
posse^om^ , . -. -
^ Have mftrcyon aUtaimers, O Jesus,
1 beseech thee; turn their vices mto
vutues, wd makiDg them true oo-
aenrers of % law, and aiucere layers
of thee, Wng tj^W to bliss m^^ver-
liauitkig glory/*
" Hav^ mercy sl?o on the souls m
purgatory, for die sake of thy bitter
passion, I beseech thee, wd for thy
glorious nsane Jesus, ,^ j
O blessed Trinity, oneet^rnsaGw,*
have mercy on me. ' ',,,,.
OurJjyrd J^sus Christ humbudmm"
$dfy bebig made ohedkni wito death
even the deaih of the cro^. Phil. ii. 8.
* Hear these my petitions, &c.
Our Father, &c. Hail Mary, &c.
I believe m God, &c*
Part IIL— i?^iim cm before, m^^S^
In the name of Jesus let every knee
bpWj &c
I
MfH i
I IS Tkc Jesus J^sidm^^
Eleventh Petition.
Jesns, Jesus, Jcsiis,
Jesiis, Jesus, Jesus,
to avoid,
companj.
jeSUS, jesus, ow'"". ? "•„,': J :n
lESirS, cfrant me grace to avow us
J compafy s or if I chance to co»>e
among such, I b«»«e«=h ^thee, by h^.
merits of thy "^»«^<^" '•"P* *^°f ,f;„f r.
a*,ong sinners, pie^rve me kom b^
ing ovorcomc by any temptations to
""caui'mc, blessed Xor4, to ^-
„,ember always wiih dread that Uvo",
who art present andhearcst, wilt tak^e
Tn account of all our words and ac-
tS4: and wilt judge m according .^o
''' Sw dare I then qonverac with slan-
derers, liar*, drunkards, or s>*eaxers,
pwi& such whose discourse IS alhcr
.aiarrclsoroe. dissolute, or vain r
^ Cress in me, O Jesus all inordi-
nafe Actions to carnal i>lc-^»";^' «^;^
to the deUght of taste; grunt me the
Sace to avoid such company as
Sd Wow the fire of those unruly
appetites. J j„f„„,i fWwkdom'
T^ Jesus Psalter.
\n
le grace
oid, ^
iinj.
avowi ill
to come
by th€
froni be*
iitions to
I, to Ire-
;liat thou
Mvilttake
; and ac-
ordingv|o
with slaxy
swearers,
e i« cither
aui?
all inordi-
asiu-e, ard
tit me tHc
mpany as
)se uuruly
Viv wisdom
direct, thy fetherly pjty chajjtise ine,
and make nie live so here among men,
that I nray be fit for the conversation
of an^^els hereafter. ,
* Have mercy on all sianers, «xx
Our Father, <S:c. Hail Mary, &e.
Twelfth jfcUtion.
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, 1 Grant me grace
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, > to cdl on thee
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, ) lor help.
l£S(JS, grant me grace in all niy no-
•^ ceshities to call on thee fc>r help,
faithiully remembering thy death and
resurrection lor my sutvation.
' Wilt thou be deaf to my cries, tliat
wduldst lay d(Avn thy lifb for my raiv*
fiom ? Or canst thf>u not save me,
* that couldst take it up ti^jaiii for my
crovvn ?
' Whom have I in heaven buf thee,
O my Jesus, whobc blesbed mouth has
proiiounced, CiM 07i me in the (iay of.
in>uUc^ and I wiU dcllvvr thee.
Thou art nvj sure rock of defence
agamct all sor.ts ot enemies ; thou art
my icady grate, able to strcngtlicn me
to every good work.
■tv «» c
• iff/
/IllMt^
1 r\
•-■ •• »•• • Hr ■« •• •* -
a 2
«*'»
all my weaknesses and teinptations, I
will conSdci^tly call on thee : he^.ipc,
O Jesus, uud when thou bearest iPaQ,
haTemercj% ^ .
* Hai^e mercv on all sinners, occ.
Our Father,' &c. Hail Mary, &c.
Thirteefitb Petition
Je?5MS, Jesus, Jesus, i Make mo per-
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, > severe m Wr
Jcsus, Je^us, Jesusj J tue. ^
lESlKS, iniikc me persevere m avir-
^^ tucus andgood lite, and xi%\&' ps^
over thv service, till thoU bringestme
to ni V reward in thy kingdom- ..v
In' all pious customs and holy du-
ties, in iTV honest and necessary em-
ployments, confirm and strengths*
O ix)rd, both my soul and body. ^
Is my Ufe any thing but a palgnpir
2120 on eaitb towards the New. Jerusa-
lem, to which be that sits down or
mrnsout of ifehe way can never ar-
rive ? , . t^
O Jesus, m^e mc always consiaer
thv bie-^cd example ; through ho^^
niVh i)ain and hew little pleasure
thou 1 ^sciit m towards a^ bitter
U^v .^.».t.' tin a. 0l''^?lQUS
t,on
^'.,.Al.^^-.,>, y\.:-.j
uJH^^^
Tii^iksus F Salter.
IBl
ions, I
est x»e^
ry, &c.
in vk-
m aw-
ver givie
loly du*
pilgrip^
Jcrusa-
down or
icvcr ar-
consider
u^ bitter
M?Ae me, O my Redeemer^ seri^
dtisly weigh those severe words of
thme, that M mXj that periicvete% ib
the end shall bi mved.
* Have mercy bti all sinners, &c.
Our Father, &Ci Hail Marj^, &t.
Fourteenth Petition.
Jc^Jr, JeStb; Jem^, ) Grant me grace
Jrims, Je^s, Je^s,> to fix my mmd
JesuSj Jiasai^ ' Je^tf, ) oti thee.
JESUS, grant me grace to fix my
iiAid on thee, Specially in time
of prayer, when i (&ectly convert
Stop theitwrtknis of rby wandering
head, the desires of tny unstable
heart, ahd suppress the power of mf
spiritual enemies; who endeavo* ur
that time to drLW my inind from hea-
venly thoii^s tom^fxy vaiti im^'a^
tlons* * ' . ,
So shdl I, t^ith joy and gratitude^
look on thee as my deliverer iwm all
t^ evils 1 had escaped ; and as my*
betiefactot ^or aU- m gooi' "^mv^
ever received, or can hope io:^.
I shall see that thor. ilipelf ^t iii|
,J
5^ gs**^***
M3
f<
. „ i««rt tVif"' more ana more*
make me love tnc mv . .„rn8lly
and by lotiP? taec. to be eternm y
^TbeloTcd of my soal, take up all
n,V tSS her.: that n^y eye.,^
s'»Ht^ may become worthy -^^'TL
^ fec/to face, m Om^ gto^ *^
^^# W^ivp mercy ori all ^fnticr^ ifec-
-oS^Fai-.^^. ,H.U Mary, &C. ^
' 'Fifteenth Petition.
•^ Grant rtie grace
tP<m Jcstl^, Jesus,'? todrdermrjft;
J<pus, jesuN, o . / Reference
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, ^ wua
^Jfc.«s, Jesus, Jesus, ^tojj^^tarn^
J life with reterenco to my esernai
welfare heartily intending ahd w.*e!y
SS.g all the operations of my bo-
TmAlovA for the obtammg the r^
■^of thy infinite bfes, and eternal
^^i'' what else is this world,_butn
1e©l to breed np souls, ana m luv,..
lec, to
ee; to
crnally
up all
hurtftil
behold
t>iy for
*3k
fte grace
my
f t^^rntH
hdwitely
of xt\y bo-
tg the rp-
S eternal
rid, but a
A PmiS^ A^ociaiian. ^^
for the other?. And hoy arr they
me^, but>by an eager desire oienpi-
ing «od, theii Oaly fodr ^ ,^^
make it hamHle and obedieilt, Ora^t;
we grace tp depart hence w J^ a con-
tempt of tWsworid, and.a heart filled
wfeh joy at my^pxng to tj*^^^^^*^
f. JMthememory ot.thypassion maKB
trcbeerfullj uadergoalf temptajog
pTsufierings here, fof thy loye wh Ut
Sv seuV breathesaiterthst WmtulWe,
prepared in heaveu-for, tW servante.
: O Jesus; let me frequently and at^
WtivSy. Consider, that .^^^^
-ain, if I li»c thee, «dl is. l««tr «"J
Whatsoever 1 lose, if I gam th«|, »»
is gained !. , ■ _*;. :|L,
* Have mercy .on aW^«?}"!^»J^l-j,
I believe ia God, &c.
. ^TnoWf'^^^r;^^ the
For u .perpetual .(rlo/W,"^. J^^^
mtutno/our messed R^ff""Z,f;^^
P
i
r-.
'W-fi^^l"
yiM^^he Approbathm ^Christoph^:
Bf8ismdiit» iate Lmd AtMiihap^f'
jhmii ^nd ea^rmtdfy a Decree #/i
JtoS^ H^msBlfimNl^ whb^ in
6M0r mprmn^andextemd tiie^mmep
t0s piemed tomramt tm Indukener^i
Mi MaCUsy m^Rmk^wAdm ^^
JFi^M tkrougfmniike WmUi to**
mii^r&n^ to the Intent^ of his Hxm
rt>l®EEr p^ns<>nd, who ar^ tiiiStdl
^ m oilr Lord b}> the bands of mu^
tiiexmehrei; tb<»^ wthoiit any obli-^
^tion of ^OBKience, to |«»ctise aif
ejcerds* aS v4^guM^ iR*ich conrista
m di^tmtg the Thre« Omne Persons
' three tiiaes a <ky, vk. in the iawH'*
ing, «t noon, aiKl at ta^^ recjtiaig
eadi time aev en Qlofia Patttn^ S^c.
or Ghjy be to the F^uhier^Sfc, mA one
Ami Of Hml Maty^ %c. to adore Ae
ioc^PHiion of *e Itemal Word, and
hodoif ifac mo^Hh^lj^ Vii#i Moriicr
of©^ I%e^ prayers m^ be said
iff* #(>miiimi, or sepiT^tei mtmMi^
\n
v*j MHn» a w^ i *****<«* v»* '"'4
^t0^^9» »
Miii
lilliiMlBttiiiHIl
\hapjif
in
:*■ i(
ileenor-
L fjersoM asflociated t and to the^
\hatriii59e ttOiofiB mtiy be pcrpetimtei^
^i^ necessary thi^ the j«8o^
EHf m^. either tqr^t^ ^^
Sberwisc,lhi^ may reptir the loss, 1^
Kstitutiiig;«icithei^ffl^^
that irtfai* JMthoA;^« J^^'/*^.
.tyWhe p€«peti«l%^ the taid of
i^ti
of mu-^
sy obli-i
!^e a^
(Nonsuits.
Persons
recitiaag
[i«d one
bre die
Krd, and
Mother:
DECMlJ^rrtei^yofRa^
TH the ^«^e 0^ attend
. the praises of God to aU n»:
juadiyin the hearts of afl th« fatb-
mil, Mid iBcrease their ftaidfic •nd 1»-
ous sentiments towards the mort hoiy
Lord J««ls Christ,, >«hxch »r« theyniH
our most holy *«$«■ ^J^;^*
Li^ires of laany laoos penons, iws
tec^ gracionsly l-S^e^^ r™* £
I!
\^ the Decree of Piun ^*^-
dT«Jry <tey of the wetk, und f«r^
Sundays, seven years and ««ven timrt
forty •day* of indulgence, to all and
Sone of the f"*^^' ^^ .S'!!- fSJj
who. animated by the spint ot tatM
tod charity, Aall ^th the«r, own M
rtdod will form f^My society of thre.
Sns in honour «f the mort tet
trinity-, and who, iri fexerence of-th
mysteiry, at three several time, oft^
diiv, viz. in the morning, fit noon
and at night,- shall aevouri.v, and
a contrite heart, repeat, eithe«-^"/<
ftron oi- al<nie, seven times the GM^
mionctAvei or tlHiHaiiMar;/,m
Moreover, W» Holiness tt^gmcioosl^
pleased *o gr^rit a Plenary Indulgence
Uich-the assbciattts may ^in tvm«
every moiith. on. any twrt bunday
they choofid, who «h^ll adopt the am-
tort of saying daily .the. ^bove^mc^
tioned^ prayers, and after^ having con-
f?8sedahd eommiiniciited.^h».l praj
ifuring a simdi space of time Tor^hn
Wolinegs's intcntloa; And m <"»;;«
'i»ne ^ the sttsofiiates - should tail, i>J
i:he Deem of Flui VII. iJ«
^ust be careful to replace W-n or heir
Z choosing ..noth«r as spee; > as P^
%\g iu order that tke m .l er ot Jwee
tvbe always complete H» HoU-
2 mo3 eL^ly *hurts m or^^
Sd Xthe Wul net to neglect
t '^eTt advantage wlnck thj^ay
^ Obtain, by thej)amcuI^JJo-
^on of the Blessed Vurg^i^^^ot^
Gad such succours ot divine grac^
U^^ them tathe<^nt«mpla«.
Liead an umtornvtnt y ^ ^^
advancing fr«n< >^rtue to wtu ,
Uai ensure to them the finj( ) aie
Uema h=»Pl^>"^;..„e89 wilU that tlvi*
L.ln-fine, his i-^^^^fZ^Jany other
^ict; notwHhstamhng any thing
"^ off*, holy €ongr^g'<>^^
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JJ tofcir P«h«r, hjW% ara most
tendw oareat, 8ettl*M Kinrilk aiHltMsi
^eathfed td his bd<n^e^ cflfeifll^ ths*
^bodrand. Wood ; haVhia IsaC
^Jltt to©6d the Fafh<*, he Went ottt
*<»n»wftit tfv«ii onto d»alh."»
_BijjM)Id, O Christfenj, the unspeaJ^
ftteyeft M, for oar iiinmn»able sins
jerwhehned with sorrow, even tb
«««. Ah ! WB have offended by our
saies
took
upoa
sins <
and ;
us cc
agon
borni
foro
grat«
muct
otU", ;
sight
this <
p Pretet^i
^c. iaih^
0e Pa^sioT^ofour. Saviour, l^
'iour.
ut of thii^
iples i^
ft l^
used to
wal it
e sinS)
by our
voudii
$afes to expiate them by torments. He
took as much affliction and wmivf
upon himself^ as xni^lxt balance the
sins of the whole worW. O my soul,
and all you that love God, come,, let
us contemplate our dearSjiviour in his
agony. Xet "4S cqasdder how he hath
borne iojyuriniguiti^^ and been affliptedb
for our fins. Let us npt. then be un-
grateful tp, hisa, who hath suffered so
much in acc^pUshiig the worJ^ of
otor, salvation,. WiUch, with the fojen
sight of all those other tovments* he
was shortly to sniffer, was tlie cause of
hiished4ing sudi torre^tS!^* hlp[^ jp^
this exci^uciatipg agony. ;: •- V- -
. Judas bctmy^ Cjtmtjiriili a Km^,'^
TESUS, laxowing that Jud^vs wa^ f|«*:
*^ proaching with a great mi|lfcit^p|^
to apprebeiul liim? ^vith w^uderf "
meekness goes forward to meet
And forthwitii Judas coming forw9r4
to Jesns* said, Hail, Kabbi, uudki§sed
him. Jesus tarns not his face .away,
whilst be dauapis the kiss of. his ^a^
crcd n^oii^i, but meekly re|ilieii^
Frw)}d^ mherejbrt' art thou come f Aj^ft
iHic should say, Have I dc5trve4.thfa;
WPP
1.
too
Meditations on
of thee, O Judas ! • Have I ofiend^
thee by washing thy feet ? Friend, ti^
iivhat art thou come ? Such was ^
kindness of Christ towards the wdtbi
"that betrayed him. * " '
* After such an instate of bouildl^
^lemehcy^ who diife despair of tto
mercy, O Jesus ? If to a tiaitor th^
hast been so friendly, what wilt thob
be to those who sigh «ifter thee, ji^
desire to love thee with thcfir Whofc
hearts ? Let us l^arti then, fmtiftlie
example of Christ, Aot to seek ii%-
Venge, but to behave ourselves wi
mildness towards those that injui*e
Chrhi k bound and ledtoAtmtis^^^
rr iiE^;d'a%' high-piiest Annas ill-
^ ceitfully questions Jesus cwjcerti-
ing Ws dibciples and his doctrine, 'Si
drdcrthat he might, out ofhfs oMi
words, lay hold of some oecasion to_
tondemn him. But the Seai-cher d
Hearts, perceiving Lis tiaudulcntf ffc
tentions, said nothing of his disciples ;
but, as to that which concerned his
doctrine, he prudently replied, '* 1
have spoken openly to the world r I
hare always taught ir, the sjnci^oguf,
liave
t}^nl
have
.these
iitood
tUOQI
cJerfi]
%'
i^m:
beati
prpui
are
or c
*
^avi(
us le
huml
him
shall
>vith
' riend; 1^
i was ^
he wreJllh
boundle^
ir of tte
aitor th.^
wilt ihxk
tkee, jifi^
Efir Whofc
T!
' piC Tai^n^^ pur Saviour. |^|
[w:licre all the Jews do meet. . Why
4©8| thou ask me /f^ Ask those whp
jhtavc heai\l what I have spokqii tp
theni« BeUQld thes^ know wixat I
have said.'! And Vihw he had said
.these words, ppepf the servants, who
^tpod by, gp^Y^ Je^jis a blow on the
&ce, sajing : *f ©piit thpu answer the
,jtigh*pmst fiot?": Jehus received the
(|yU)w^ith une^i^ampled inildncss, and
|m4» ** It! J have hjxaken *evii, give te"s»-
fi*<Wif HHel ^f^^way ^f the evil j but if v^eil, why
seek i^ 4p^^ thou strike nie ?*?
Ives with! ijP ipvely.Jesijs, thou most ifeeek
l^lb of Gcd> with what, y^m-
iSerful patience ,h^st thou pernutte4
%\\y beautiful fac^, the .deJigfat and
f4inj;;;^tioa of angeis^ to b^ cruelly
beateii by a vile slave ?. Let us, then,
proud aad impatient Christians^ wIk>
are disturbed at every trifling v.ord
pr contradiction, w^akc our ssufiering
$aviour the pattern of our lives. Let
us learn of him, liorhe ismeek and
humble of heart. Let n^ contemplate
him throughout his passion, and we
&haU |iot discover bun once moved
)vith indignutipn agaau;t Lij enemies
\
injui*e
Lnnas dl-
scwjcerti-
^ctrine, %
fhfs oMi
casion
ai-cher pi
lulcntf ffc
disciples ;
.Tncd his
lied,
world
ynagogut'
H
192
:lr'
Meditations tm.
>ut, on the contrary, returning thrir
insults with sw€eti3[^ in every word
and action.
Christ is sent' to Cmphas.
^TNNAS sent Jeims bound to . Cai-
-f^ phas, who was high-priest for
that year, at who«e house the chief
priests, scribes, and ancients of the
Jews, were assembled for the purpose
of contriving how to ^eliiver Christ i^
to death. This widc€Ni high-priest
haying heard the false witnesses which
summed apinst him, yet could ^ t6at
gui]
thei
mal
this
gpd
hieai
said
cne(
tht
no cause pfdieath in, our Lord.
^ yied at this disappointment) and
bemg in a great ivsty, he said unto
Jesusj t adjure thee, by the living
God, tliat thou tell us if tho?; beest
Christ the Son of God ? Our Saviour
hearing the ^nvocat^lon f God*s holy
name, thro' reverence to his Father,
answered, " Thou ha$t said it : never
thelcss I say unto you, here' fcr yei
shall see the Son of Man sitting on
^he right-hand of the power of God,
and coming in the clouds of heaven."
Then the high^priest rent his gar*
mmif^ saying, He hath blasphemed
»
if est
Mm
CJOl!
i^he
the
h^vc
they
migl
Pilal
ofth
that
f .WM-< ^^ii.4'
'ningthrir
ery word
1 toCai*'
priest for
the chiei
ts of the
le purpose
Christ If
iigh-priesv
ssesivihkh
yet could
our Lord,
nenl^ and
md unto
he living
101 ; beest
r Saviour
iod*s holy
s Father,
t: never-
e ' r* er ye
itting on
of God,
heaven."
his gar*
phcmed :^
r -■.!%
:c rasston, ^^ j95
what noed^ We any more wltn^sifs ?
Then the standers^y cried out, He is
guilty of deatji. And faffing upon Him,
they instantly Mtve veftt , to all their
malice agaipst lifah. One'spu on fc&n ;
% second^ buffeted, him oi{ th0 face ;
tbis pulled hiia down ; the Other drag-
ged him Ky tljie ^[air of his beard* and
hfiad : verifying what^the prophet had
S|id in hi$ p^on, " I ; iiave given my
eneeks to iW&se that t^ar them, I jbtavo
Abt turned aw^ynijrfacd from fhosq
that rebuked and ^it upon mel**
' ^hristis ledfrdm eaiphds to PileOe^
t if^^o sent Mm hound to Herod.
■jp^ARLY the next m^ the jews
^^ asseipbled together^ and leading
Jesiis into their council, ejtmhined
him over again; and putting a mali-
cious consf ruction iinon his words,
uvjheh they had Ijeafd him say, Hewasi
the Son of God, they exclaimed^ We
h^ve h^rU him blaspheme. Then
they led him bound to Pilate, that he
might be condemned to death; After
Pilate had heard the false accusations
of the Jews, as soon as he understood
that he was a Galilean, he s^nj Mm
N
wm^
3i(ediiation^ on
bound to Herod; who then ruled Iil
Galilee, and he hearing much <rf the
miracles of Ghrist, was curious to see
hiin. Hoping that he A«)uld- work on^
in his presenfee. But Jesus, seeing that
curiosity and vanity were the motives
of his dttires, thought him unworthy
cither of a word, or of a tairade. He- ^
rod being thu* disappointed, m^derisi-
on cloathedhim with a white aiAlmot-
Icy garraenti artd withindlgiiation sent
him B^k to Mate.
Thus ^aa Christ our Lord piiarnntted
himself ti> be dragged from ju(^* to
judge : tlhrs does he suffer m aU>
places, and from ail pdrsohs, affront^:
and persefculaoirt: thus did he become,
as the prophet foiretoia, the reproach
of men, arid tlie oUtfcast of iHe peop e./
But let us consider -for whom does he
snffcr : for mm, lost sinlul'^ttan; Let;
us reflect 6ii the odgftct of hii suffer-^
ings : love ! The love and desire ot
our eternal salvation obliged^ hini to
assume our nature ; and by his suffer-
ings and death hiake satisfaction tor
die ^ of thtt wfetjle world.
1
mm
m^
'P"fW^P"3IBP"
ij.
f the'
to see
k on^^
g that
otives
rorthy
derid- '
Iniot-
n sent
fnitted
Ige to
in alt
ftrontsj:
»come,
^roach
>eople./
kres he
* Let
siiffer-
gire of
bim to '
suiFer-
on. tor
19S
.y
Iif,r^d. send;^ Christ back again to Pir-,
late. He is scourged at the P^or^-
and crowned mth Thorns. ,
n HE Jews having birough^ Ghris*
-*" back to Pilate^ renewed their adi.
cusatiofis agaiq^t tiim, in&rier to put
Hiin to deadi ;'Wt Pilate seeing th^^^^
envy and meiicc alone had'"trans|wrtedt ■
the Jews, anifindirig no cause otdea^^it'
in Jesus, hf tried^all mcaiis to ddiv^
him out of tkeir liands; Fojf thk )p^
pose he took advantage of the; custom
of setting i ^prisoner free at the feasi
b|C the pasisoycr, iii hopes of liberating
^|sus, but the Jews were rather for
lib^ratingt Bai'abl)as, a • thief and a
Ihurderer.' In fine, with a view to
Content them, without putting Jesujf
to death, he caused hu^i to be sco^|f-
ed, then left him to his soldiere, Jfho
put a erb^n of thcipis on, hiff head,
covered hBn with an ol4 purbl#<dIoak,
and, in ^t^ision, put a reM into hfs
hand ins^d of,a sceptrie : in this
jfhjmner^fifey saluted hirii khig, bunt-
ing him, anAspittingiri' his face/
Comenowi O Christian soitfs/ ilail
w^ Ajlcfial, hearts HjiJhold^ jour
;s
.*■
i0^
Jl^t^taHoHS m '
oKMise Jesus Cbnst, the gwry m
^emvn, bouwl %o a pillar, and ^ deli.
rcK^ mi to whips andsconrges, in the
-h^iMb of iiis merdless executioners.
SeeirithHAatabafbafoiis liberty they
winind'sBd tortufeK* delicate antf
tdider body ^th stnp0. t'oiisMer ,
vriiat e»feeisive torments our dfear Ke-
deetter 1611st have suffered when that ,
Aori^ crttwh ^^as ptess^J 06^ his sa-
ctied head. Behold, youihat love Jesus, ,
h6w your beloved i* afflicted. We have
ttnoed, bat' Christ has suffered the pu^
i^hnieot We have followed the Msts
of the flfesh, and Christ hath deUvcred'
up to body and blood for'the" exp:a-
don «f our sini. ..
' ehriit condemned and erttctfied.
tJILATE caused. Christ to appear ^
^ t^ofeihe Jewis iifa purjjltf g^r-
tnenl^ wkh i'cro^n of tfiorhs onlus
hfad, «»yin^^ J?M«/i (he mmu But
tW, far JFrmHnddng compassion cir
bim, vocifcrou5.i demand^ tohave
iim crucified, tlireatening Pdatc Nvith
, the emperor*s displeasure, if he sufier^
" ^ n ^m to five who styled himscU
feb^ Pilate at length complied with
\*i.
''"ifW^
Jim
deli*'
ithe
ners.
they
and
isidcr
r'Ke-
[ that
(is sa-
Fesus, ■
I have .
j Msts
ippear ^
t gar-'
on his
. But
on on"
have
su^'er-'".
nmself
id wit^b
tJtelr deniauds ; Tint, washing'
^ hands, pretexted he wafHnnoceiJt
'>iis death. The Jews ntade answ^):
•' Let bis blood faU upon ui, wii iqi*
on our children." Jesua, bearing m
' cross, was then led to a place nc»r je^
'tusalem, called G^gdiJia, cyr Cahrar^
-and there, having his.h^dsjilMl fi^
pierced Witt gross naif s, jyi as'4Viicifi€|^
between two thieves. Gall and vine-
gar were' given Jii^n to quendi \m^
thirst, as had been foretold hy David
and Isaiah : m^ when the prof^edes
concerning jus sufferings were M^l»
ed, he s^d, vi// ii ^»i&&eirf| ^anil gaf^
lip the Ghost. " • - " - ^
Bclidid, thetl, idearX^hrist%i%.l^
our Lord haib shewed jis, as in a
glass or mirror, ^the form and paltcM
of Christian prefectiqn. Whoever,
therefore, aspjii'es to a truly wtnoas
life, itisnece^iy ^ey tbke up tliaii^
eross, and, with Christ, dfeto ^tii
vices : die t9 their passions: die t4
their lij^sts 2 die k) seltlovc, self-wiB,
and to all tilings but him. HearkeH
to iit. Paul : ** I axn festenad^vrit^
Christ to the cross* Iliye ndw, jnij^
"I
^p
mm^
■'"t
Meditafions m
I, but Christ liveth in me. TSie
%drki is crucified to me, and I to tlie
'iwrorW"
" lj*t m, therefore, with the same
^p6stl€, know nothing but Jesus Christ,
%fia him crucified. But, alas ! how
^ttle do #e imitate his example !
«oiy impcpfectlj do we copy this
itivine model ! How peevish iXi sick-
: "Jiess i How enxjous after ri^medies !
4low indulgent to our passiiwis I How
' 4dlidtdus in the fconcems of this short
Wei >Hciw^ttg<er in our pursuits after
Ccrisli^le riches ! how vain wd
' ■pf^i^, in cloathing «nd decora^g
: our persons ! How much concern for
^'^at is temporary and tr^^usitory, how
-a-^artttess of oi|r spiritual and eternal
-^<»a'i 'Approach, then, O Christains,
fb^Jhrist ^eSttS, hangii^ on the cross !
«Lre we #iWew ? \sre have here a pro-
pitiation for ^In. Our nature, before
^ected by the poison ctf the serpent,
S bdwhMed by the balsam of our
Cord's ^ecious blooa, *nd rendered
prety and fruitful Ky thfe Infeaion and
/ ^ctfficatiou of the Holy Ghost. Bo
§i£li»^ pppress lis, let itsgo wf^CQt^r
ip
,,%_il:.i«,f ,I«!I5I^*'.M".'' ^f^>
The
to the
same
Christ,
! how
nple !
>y this
te sick-
ledies !
I How
is short
t$ after
1 md
orai^g
ern for
ry,how
eternal
istains.
I cross
I
J a jjro-
before
►erpent,
qyour
jndered
ion and
It. Bo
the Passiotiy ^c.
195
^dence to our crucified Redeemer :
detest our crimes ;]repent of our feulU;
bewail our sias ; and with an hiunWe
and contrite heart implore his mercy,
'saying from the bottom of our souk,
O Jesus,' be to us a Saviour. Let n0t
thy prc^ciousWpod shed 4vith so mi^qh
love, beipilt for us in vdm. ThHic
yie ai-e, ^nd tothee we have recourse.
Thou h^st purchased us; thou ha»t
tede^ed u^ Hide us within thy
wounds, wash us in the laver of thy
>iodd, and ^be .mc;rcifiil $o us ^?aor
ini^rabl^ sinm^-s. By persevering thi»
jp the foot of the jcross ^e inay ^^^
gently rdy on it, , that our grac^
/>us Lord x$ not ;onlv willing |m
.ready to seal our parcion, but over-
joyed when we ask him forgiyene$$.
Do wc desire Jo become tme lover?
;of God ? Heboid oi*r Saviour, thp
Xountwn of aU ^odness, na^ed to t^
cross for ihe love .of us. BehoJldMs
loving arms extended to embrace us j
see his head inclined to seal our p^-
don with tlje kiss of peace. Attend
'how his heart languishes and panft
N 4
1
s
i^^^isditatiom on the Pafdon, ^^,
Xvith love. O what arguments, whiit
demonstrations are these of his bouna-
less love towards us ! WJiat blandish-
inentf;, what ElluiSbments, what irrd-
jsistiblc attractions do they afford us
of love towards him ! Let us, like
industrious Dees, ^0 from flower to
jflower, growing on mount Caharj^,
irom wound to wound, from mystery
to mystery, exhibited' on the cros?,
from whence we inay plentifully
toVtfti the honey of love. Let xit
lieheoforth desist from inurmurings,
tomplaints, and discouragements, it
whal-evef wantt or miseries may her6«»
Bft<3r befal us : seeing the King ^
glory, tbie Son of Justice, lie who
adbros the skicJs, and beautified the
heavens, the Lord df lords; the mirror
of purity, became pocir, naked, foiw
lorn, and lifeless for okr instruction.
Let us theiij immediately abandon the
plea^ures^ contemn the honours and
foolenes of this short uncertain world.
tiiid fcfipire to that bliss prbrtiscd by
tlie words and shininirin the life of oifr
tivine Seviow ^ " Btessed arc the poo?
• • »*■
!
'.»*.■
Reflections on Deaiit.
in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom ^f
A short Prayer in honour of our
Savionr^k Passion.
f\ Most sweet Lord I my R edecmef
^ Jesus Christ, v ho WaS sent down
hy thy heavenly Father, and of thy
own jtccord didst suffer the moj^t cruel
and bitter patns of' the cross, by firit
carrying it dn' thy blessed shoulders^
and" afterwjlrds dying thereon,' that
th<m mightest'not only ' purchase rc-#
f'cmption for Us, but hlso leave us pk
most perfect example of patience *t
thro* all thy sufferance, and the eiTu-
siohs of thv'precioiis blood, I, a misen
rable sinner,, humbly beseech thy in-
finite Majesty 'to deliver me from the
dangers of this life, and from ever-
Jiisting deatfi. ^i^ijVrw,
' Brjflcctiohs on Death.
T\EATFI will quickly overtake
^ us ; and thercfbrc it behoves us
to be on our ghard. To-day a ma^
is livhig, and to-morrow he disap-
pears; and bems: once out of siglit,
he is also quickly out of mind. Out
bodies will soon become the food 'Jt
».•*♦•
m-
U
m- 1
i
i! '
M f :■
H
$0^ Reflections on DeatTu
worms ; and why then should ^e
pamper them ? The ho^ir will soon
come, wherein we must take a long
farewel of all things in this life ; why
then do we set our affections so much
on thern? We must bid adieu to
wife, husband, children, friends,
plentifulest^es, and t^ke our flight
foto anpther ^untry, ' where all we
^t such a value on here will appear
as vanity. Many die suddenly. Let
us do p^^ utmost, therefore, now
whilst weTiave time to accumulate
together etOTial riches in Tieayen. JUet
us labour to live in such a * inani|€r,
that at the hpuK of de^^th we may 'ra*
ther have ca^ise to rejoice than fear.
I/et us learn .betimes how to di<5 to
the world,' that we may hereafter
tve with Christ, let us endeavour
to contemn ' all ^ earthly things, that
our souls may be thought worthy to
meet with h6 obstacle in their flight
to our Lord apd S^\iour after death.
Let us examine ourselves lietimes, and
only evil which makes death terrible.
%^ US |rfacQ dciith always before our
m
ith.
hoiild niQ
will soon
ke a long
life; why
s so much
adieu to
friends,
our flight
ire all we
ill appear
nly. Let
are, now
icumulate
ayen. Xt€t
; may ra*
han fean
:o di<5 to
here^ftcir
indeavour
ngs,' that
worthy tQ
leir fiight
;er death,
inies, and
I teiriblc.
cfore our
McfiecUi
c*
i05
cye^, and be as cireuDi ^act over all
our thoughts, worJs> and actions, as
if we knew them to be the last of our
lives. " Remember, man, thou art
but dust, and to dust thou must re-
turn^
AFTEENOON ENTERTAINMENTS.
Reflections on the Love of God.
WE are Indispensably obliged ta
fove God above all things : it
*is our duty to love him more than
!frien4s, company, riches, pibiisures, or
even our yery seiveb : What Ahull iepa^
rate me from the lave of God? (says the
japostle.] Shall trUmlation, distress, or
famine ? Shall danger, 'pej^scnition, or
'the tword f Neither life nor death, fwr
^ny things $hall diminish the love' J
iear to Jesus Christ. Rom. viii. Arc
w^ df this resolute disposition ? Cah
'"^e say it, since we have tnown the
weakest temptation of the devil, the
J>ase^t suggestions of the flesh, the vil-
est pleasures of a viiiri woviii) gaia
upon our heartfi, and wholly^ sii>aratiE^
|h<?i»fr9m the lov^ pf Oo4 "
^
•'
A, i
[i'*
r ■ '•, ..
,1
&D4
Rp^tciimifiy S^c.
M
IVi^hout the love of God, ^ui
[uage (
%vords lire dcaiL Do we believe iiiP^^^J^'
'Jesus Christ ? Do we cheerful ij relieve ^^".^ .
jthe poor ? Have we courage t^ de- ^^V
liver our bodies up to the ftiUi cs ? St W ^
Paul assures us all this avails Tiolhin^ *^
\vithout the love of .GotL Do we ut^
feet regularity in our lives ? po w
pray, or undertake voluntary morlifi
.catk)ns ? ^ We (He btiil nothing v.ithoil
,th-e love of Go^. '
Let us thcrclbre ?o\?€ him with our]
^vhole hearts. '" Love," says St. Au-|
^ustme,!!** and 46 what thou wHt/^
Nothing is'' hard to hiu\ thi^t truly]
5oves; the saic[ts found it fo by cxpe-|
rience ; for^ tiiaiigh their torinchts
*%vere in theiriselves cruel, luvc trans-
formed therii iiwO roses ; though tlieir
\erc II
eads,
ry ou
he sai
lit in(
mperf
ctioni
To!
ifn al
ihi SI
orld
te w
at her
God i
inade than the i}istrur4ents of th^ir ff*;f^:^"'
future ddrv. •• • - ¥^ ! ,
ExAniiae yourselves, and see iftheff ;\
InVf* fii' ClnA line ffin ri-rt-itr.tit^A r^C tr/^iir ■JrCuK.I
: s*;-t.s:il;r ~^,
thoughts; seeii'it directs your daily
;actions ; implore* this graee lu icr-
'Vtiit pravcr, suying often, in the lau*
elieve
liy relieve
ae T^ de
Marks of the Lom of God. 20S
uage of the Church, " Come, Holy
[(fhost, replenish our hearts, and en-
kindle in them the fire of thy love "
V
sTiOlhin^
On the Marks of the i^ove o)
TE often say we love God, and .
are, alas fas afteti mfstj^^'^'n :
>^\vo .>? tl\ere is scarcely a diiy passes over our.
, jT)^ ^^,lieads, wherein we do not trequently
V n^orl3fl*'*y ^^^» OLord, /love thee; whilst at
^ withoV J*^^ *'^"^^ time otir a^ffections to sin,|
^ *^ "ipiir indulged passions, our cherished
with ourr"P^^^^^^^^"^' ^^ aWbst our daily
,_ qx ATrPCtionsr, give the ifetbour words. ^.
; "^ -u n! To lolT^^ God^ trtih^ we must love
^ " *^ifn above all tfiings/:^ fe onr fove of.
ifti such ? bo not the things of thi»
rdrld stand irf competition with it ?
ite we prepHred ta lose all thmgSj,^;
ather Chaft his love? .The love of
God is disinterested : it seeks not it-
hi^t truly
fcif expe-
torments
JVC trans-
ai^h tiieir
love diii-
. 4^».^.X»elf, but what belongs to God. Such
, tnougnr__._' . i..:., . r.- ^^ i...;^ !.;,«
iUH, love
. of th^ir
i
ice if the
)ur daily
; m ier-
the lao*
bu>t be our love : we must love him
)ecause he b infinitely good in him-
serf, rhe love of God is active : it not ,
mly hes burning iii the breast, but
)reaks fot^thjabd r Hpcars ' in tdl the
If
Sot Mflfii of the Love (jT Gotf* -
■ (
dcticms of the lover. Does our lovc^
do so ? Are our thoughts sweetened'
^ith l<)ve? Do ciur words breathe
fprth Ibve? Are our actioifts erfibel-
lished with love ?
The love of God is undauked : it
regards not what the world can say:
no affections to creatures is capable of
shaking it: it fears riot the malicioui
suggestions of Satan : it bids defiance
to the alluring charms of the flesh : it
dreads not the sckndalous reproaches
oT the envious, nor even death itself.
Is our love so victorious ? The l^ve of
God is patient, humble^ chaste, re*
signed: ala^ ! we cahnot say cmrs i^';
such, since the least contradiction
puts us in a ferment, since the small-
est disappointment rendJers us so imf
(i^tient, since we magnify ourselves
upon every occasion, and pamper our
bodies so delicately in diet and ap-
parel. . ', ^ .
Examine yourselves, arid resolve to
dispel whatever may overcibud your,
love of Oodr When you find it ac-*
jarued with these niarks, ycu iuHjr
Assure
teri'eit.
twoen
tlie sa
loved
MC
b
I
I
served
lunpro
have {
sistanc
it to J
: men
►ur love
eetened'
breathe
embel-
ted : it
;an say :
pable of
laliciouS'
lefiance
lesh : it
iroaches
Ji itself.
jlpveof
iste, re*
ours i^';
adiction
e smali*
i so im*
urselves
ip'er our
and ap-
!Solve ta
lid your,
d it ac-*
Morning Pmj^rSy ^c^ ^bt
issure yourselves it cannot be coun-
terfeit. Divide not your hearts be- .
tvvoen God and the world ; look upon
the saints, there you will see they
loved God with their whole heart.
-•«*■* -• * - ■ y
MORNING PRAYERS FOR
CHILDREN.
Blessing your '\' self , saj//
OMy God, accept of my niiost
humble thanks for having pre-
served me tiiis night from sudden and
[unprovided death : and that as you
have given me this day, so by the as-
sistance of your grace, I may employ-
it to your honour and glory. Amen.
A Morning Hymn.
REfrcsh'd with sleep, I gladly rise
I To pay my morning sacrifice ;
dbeg, kmd Father, thou wouldst
hear
ritli wonted love my earnest pray'r. '
N the naiT>e of the Father,' and of
the Son, and of the Holy Ghost.
cmen.
m
Hi.
M
%hs
U
f'.-it^
orning PrUj/eri
BLessett be the holy and undmd^<t
. Trinity, now, and for evermore.
^men. > . , . ^. ., i
Then say,^ Our Father, Hail Mary, and
J believe in God, as in pp. 8 and 9,
and afterivardSf
^ Confess to Almiglity God, to
,. blessedi Mar^ e^er a^ Virgin, to
t)fesf;ed Michael the .Archangel, to
blessed John the Baiitist,^ to theholy^
apostles. Peter and Panj, and to ali
tbe saints, that I have f i'nrned exceed-
ingly in thmight, word, ai^d deed,
through my fault, through my fault,
through my, most grievous fault.
Therefore I beseech the blessed Mar^V
ever a Virgin, the blessed Michael the
j^rchangel, the blessed John the Bap-
tist, the holy apostles Peter and Paul,
and all the saints, to pray to the Lord
our God for me. *
May Almighty, Goclhave mercy on
me, forgive me my sins, and bring me
to everlasting life. Anien^, . ■ . , ;
May the almigl^ty %nd merciful
Lord grmil me pardon, absorution, and
icmiisslon of £iirii>y riiis. Amc?^,
H '
w
for ChUA'cn,
209
individ^4
evermore.
^f ary, ana
• 8 and 9,
God, to
rirgin, to
ai^l, to
the :holy.
id to aU
d exceed-
i^d deed,*
my fault,
ms fault,
sed Mar^V
Lchael the
itheBap-
andPaul,
r the Lord
mercy on
I bring me
jnercifuli
*ution,aud
A Morning frayer,
ALMIGHTY Lord God, who hast
brought me to the b€^iiuing of
tRis day by ycrur powerful grace, so
conduct me through it, that I may
not fall into arty sin, but rather die
than offend thee. To yqu, O my God,
I offer up all my thoi^htg, words, ac-
tions, and sufferings; begging they
may be united ^ and sanctified by thfe
passion and dearfi of my dear Redeem-
er, tq youf honour and glory, in satis-
faction ftiir my sins. And teach me,
sweet Jesus, to be m^ek ^nd humble
ofh^l. Amen.
Jfer mridren und^r tHeir Parents^ COre.
O^'tffiAVENLY Father, who com-
maitdest us to love, obey, re-
spect, and honour our parents, grant
that I jnay always comply with this
thy command, by being very faithful
in ^e performance of all it enjoins,
and in never doing any thing ^pntrary
thereunto, -
5Iuy I ever deny mj^elf in ^ law*
fui tiings, to please my paJreutsf andf
obey them in whatever thejf canju^y
fC'iuixc or expect from m^ Le^ ubit
^- A tJkitf*
\
ufe
SlO Morning Frayerii
jjcvCT contradict them, nor so dispute
*agaiiist theii- proposals as to make
them uneasy. May t always consult
theiii in all that concerns them or my-
self. May I ever l>e deaf to those who
suggest the desni^ing or neglecting ot
my parents* advice- JVlay 1 never afflict
them by ibllow ingl)ad Counsel, wicked
company, or any evil ways. ^ May I al-
ways study to b^ their coiiifort, in rer
eoiupense lor all the care,'troiible, and
love they have had for ine^ May I never
shew any impatience at their infinni-r
tfci, much let>s mock at any .y^faknes^'
t y which they are subject.
Direct me, O uiy God, in pery
thing relating tQ my duty, and «itter
n;> change of circumstance to withi*
draw ine Iroih it. ^May I, in no luw-
ftil cpfaccrh whatever, offend |ny pa-
rents oh etu-tk, nor displease thee, my
Father, wlio art in heaven.
J iraytf to th^ Saints and Angels.
ALL you holy saints of God, par-
ticularly you whose name 1 bear,
wrd all ye holy angels of Qod, espe-
cially you whom God has appointe4
to be my guardiuxi^ [uuerccdu for
??'
^ Children,
5J14
Ispute
make
jnsiilt
)r my-
e who
ing 6t
afflict
^cked
ly I al-
in rer
c, and
never
ifinni-r
aknebS
fivery
I witter
I withi:
lO law-
my pa-
ce, my
igcls.
i, par-
1 bear,
, espe-
)oiute4
J _ 1*- =
mc, and defend me from all daifj^r
Ameti
A Prayer
Lord.
■\/OUCHSAFE . ^
•'^ thy grace, niei-cy, and life ever-
lasting to me, to my parents, to my
brothers and sistets, as also to all my
friends and relations and all for whom
I xun any ways bound to pray* And
may the souls of the faithful depaited
through the mercy of God, rest ia
peace. Amen^
fy OD the father bless me y Jesus
^^ Chriit defend me ; the virtue o:
the Holy Ghost culightea and sanc^
tity me, now, and for evermore.
Mmem ^
LIVE, Jesus, live, and let it be
My life to die for love of thee ;
And grant tliat I may one day see.
The sweet reward of love In thee.
An Act of Faith.
O my Gpd, I believe in thee ; do
thou strengthen my laitli.
An Act of Hope.
O my Cod, all my hopes af€ ia
thee ; dp jJiflu secure them.
' Wl'
^k
V ^
Wi
il
X \ i
aJ2 Jl^orning Frajfcrs, <|^t
ilB i<<-< of <Ae Love of God.
O itiv God, i love tifee with m
whole heart ; teath me to I6ve thee
(^aily tnore and more.
jfn Act of Coniriii&n.
O njv God, I am sorry that I have
gfiendcTa thcfe ; lio thou incrca^ xny
kbrrow.
Acts of Adora^mi*
O mv God, r adore the^ il my &^^
lu^gmning, I aspire f ^^,,^^^^,"2
ionbtant benefactor, I call upi>p thee
as my sovereign protector.
C) my Ciod, teach me to love tb%
O mv Ciod, teach me to pray. x
m (lod, keep roe from sirt.
U mv God, what A^quldst thou have
me do? *' ,
<) mx Ciod, I give thee rnv heart. ^
1 loly Blm-T, Motbcv of God, be s sno-
tlier to lue. ' .- ' •-.
IMotlicr of Christ, I talcc you for my
j'lothci*
i./i.. ..f .4kmft ^ace. mal;e me yoiir
^*^ ^r ■< 4
tHee
[have
u» iiiy
|i thee
.1
im
uhave
for my
ne yoi
PrayeriPr S'igfd. 2i5
parents should instruct their chUdreii.
to (^er up the holj/mcrifice for the
JJead^ by saving aft^ r Muss the Fs.
Oiit af.Ae dcptl»a,p: ipG.
^ Grace hfom Mmt.
T>LESS tis, OXoyd»' and these thy
J3 .ift^, which of thy bounty we
kreaboat to receive: ihrough ChnsA
our Lord. > Aw^n, .
.^ Uriee aft^r Meat.
Wjt me thee thaik?, Almighty^
^^ i!^M,7or all thy benefits : whiDi
iivest fefi^ragnest, world without end:
Amen.
"■%m
FIUYERS fOR KlfKT.
t^ the name of Ae Father, lind <^
* the S^n, ana tX the Holy Ghost.
BLESSEO be the holy and imdi^
yided Trinity^ now id|»d four eveN
rnore^ Anmi. ■ '^ < .»
Our Father, &c. Hail Mary *c. ; f
believe in God, &c. pp. 8, 9. J^
confess, &C p. 208. JM»y Ainngn-
iy God, SiO. ibid
0M
■ . ■ V
^14 Praijen pr Night i
A Prayer.
\7ISIT, we beseech thee, O Lord^
" this habitation, and dri\e far
iVom it all snares of the enemy : let
tfiy holy angels dwell therfein, to pre-
^ne us in peace, and may thy bles-
ling be upon us for ever : thro' Jesus
Christ our Lord. AmM.
v^v ;4 liyywn for ilte Nighf.
TO me the praises of thy name
Are morning song and evening
theme. v
6 may I find mpelf at rest,
iCli^t the music of the blest.
A
J Prayer to the Saints nnd Angels.
LL you hply^ paints of God, par-
Ikularly yoii whose name 1 bear,
and ttU 3«>a holy angets cVi* God,
4^>ecuilly y€U whom GckI . hfks ap-
tointed to be my guardians, intercede
w me, and dcfe^ me if6m all dun*
Mr. Amen.
I
V
A yratjer.
OUCHSAFE, Lord, to grant m
thy grace, mercy
and life ever-
llitit^ : ^ t^^ 1^ Jl my friends^ jrc^
e far
let
r •
r •
3 pre-
' bles-
Jesus
e
geh.
I par-
bear,
God,
iS ap-
L^tcedc
[ dan*
Prayers for Night. ^\i»
iatibns. and all for ^hom I toi ai^
way bound to pray. And may the
3s of all the fkhfal departed, thro
the mercy of God, rest m peac«.
r-i OD ihe Father bless mo ; Jesus^
VT Christ defend me; the virtue ot
the Holy Ghost enlighten and sancti-
fy me, now arid forever A.nat,
f IVE, Jesus, live, andlet It be
-L' Us life to die for love of thc^f
And grant my eyes one day tP/ee-
Thfe lifrect reward of love m thee.
. Going io Bed. .''..
INTO thy hands, O Lord, I coss-
;A mend fny spirit: Lord JesOs re«.
iceive my *o«l. ^ , • -
Latftng down tii Ke^t.^ .
N the name of our Lord Jesas
- Christ crucified I la^ mc do-vn to
jrest : bl6ss. defend, and prescr^cnMi
O Lord, from sudden and unprovid«<J
death and dangers; and bring me.W
everlasting life with thee. Amen. :
I
\.
iTii mc
: ever-
^^
***•
tR.
nc
I'
ux'STs^Si m staviNG at Mas^.
The Clcrky kneeling at the Left Hani
of tfte f^fiestj must answer him cs
foilows:
Priest T ^ '^^^^^ Patris + et Filii,
* * et Spiritm Sweti» Amen.
Introibo j|d s|ltare Pei.
CI. A4 Deum, qui hetific^t juv^n*
tutemmeam.
Pr. Judaea me, Deus, ^t discerne
causam me^m de gente non sanct^ :
uh homine iniquo et dolose erne me.
CI. Quia tu es Deiis fortitudo mea :
quare raie repulisti, et quare txi^ irt-
cedo, dn.ra affligit me iniimcus. *
Pr. Emitte lucem tuam et veritatcm
tuam : ipsa me deduxeniut et addux-
erutit in mouteiri sanctam tuam, et in
tabernacula toa.
CI. Et introibo ad altare Dei : ad
JPeUm, qui laetificat juventutem meam.
Pr. Confitebor tibi, in cithma Deus,
t)cus mens, quare tristis es anima
- p_- J _-- -|--rr-._— I -_--:: i^= i_-i=r,- -T-^-z
CI. Spera in Deo, quoniam adhu^
J Hand
him 4is
?t Filii,
Ainen.
liscerne
sanct^ :
ic me.
[p mea :
fetfe iit-
ritatcm
adtiux-
ft, ct in
)ci: ad
I meain,
a Deus,
anima
I adhud
feonfitcDor illi, salutare vtiltus mei; ct
Beus meus;
Pr. Glorik Patri, 0t FUip, et Spirt*'
tui Sancto,
CI. Sicut erat in pripcipio, ^t nun<^
et semper, et in ^cula s^gculori^n
Anwiu v ^
Pr. Introibo ^4 altar6 Dd.
Ci. Ad Deuro» qui Isetificat jny^in'*
tutem meam. j
P/. Adjutoriiim rtostrum m nomiri?.
pontine. , ,
CI. Qui fecit cdelum et terratti.
Pr. CJonfiteoif Deo, 9cc,
CI . Misereatur tui omnigotens Dc«
us, €t dimissis peccati« tiii^, perducat
fc ad vitam asternam.
■A
Pr. Amen.
C\: Confiteolf t)eo omnipotent:,
beatie Marife semper Virgini, beata'
Micbaeli Arcbangelo, beato Joaftni
Baptist®, Sanctis apostolis Petro st
j Paulo, omnibus Sanctis, et tibi Pa-
ter: (Here inrti your head towards
\the priest y arid then ^o on) quia peiS
iking your breast thricCj say^J
luiea culpa, mea oufpa, mea ina^iml
1^
m
1 *-i
I f«(ki<« •« •
* ' - V
*^18 Tfie Method of
Wlpa : ideo precor bcatarrt marian
Icniper Virgiriem, beotuni Michaelein
iirchangeliim, beatum Joannein Bab-
tistam, sanctcifii apostblos Petmm et
Paulum, omnes-sarictos, et te Pater,
/Here turn again ^ towards the Frusij
crare pro mc ad Dmiunuih Deum no&
Pr. Misereatur vestn, &t:
CI. Amen, . ^ ^ v -t ^
Pr. Indulgentiam^abs0lutionctn,&
^ CI. Amen. . - , "^ : " .
Bow your head tintJl you cmne to*.
Pr. Deus tu convefsusif iviikab^
fioi;. • , . . -
CI. Et plebfi tuR laetabitur ni to.
Pr. Ostende nobis, Doaiine, mis
tieordiam huiihi . .
CI. Et sahitare tuutn da nobis.
Pr. Domine, cxaudi oratione
meain. , , , - ...
CI. Et clamor mens ad te vemat.
*Pr. Doiwinus vobisciim.
. CI. Et cum spirttu tuo.
fiiay m
$tep of
N.E
is here
assista:
whilst
deacor
the pri
Pr.
CL
Pr.
Ch
Pr.
Cl
Pr,
CI.
Pr.
Pr.
Itamus
CI.
IvatCf
Pr.
CI.
At
W hile the prie&t is Hsccxiuiui^
VUar, take care the alb or cassock do
^ot La't under liis feet ; and here yoilmove
- ■if *■«■
icrvittg at Midss.
21^
te Pater,
>eum nos-
onetn,
>fne to*,
jiviikabi
i*r in tc.
line, mis
nobis,
oratione
te veniat.
I.
■**'-■ - .
( marian tiiay rise to kneel, on the lowermost
lichaelein $tep of the altan
lem Bab- N. K In solemn masses the priest
etnim et|is here sei-ved with the censer, and the
assistant holds the bdok 6ff the altar^
whilst he incenses it ; aild then the
deacon receiving the censer, incehse§
the priest.
Pr. Kyrie eleison.
CI. Kyrie eleison.
Pr. Kyr^ eleison.
CI. dhfiste eleison.
Pr. Christe eleison.
Cl <piriy»te eleison.
Pr, Kyrie eleison.
CI. Kyrie eleison.
Pr. Kyrie eleison.
Pr. Dominus vobiscum
tamus genua.
CI. Et cwtn spirit u tub : or^ LeJ
vate.
Pr, Per omnia ssDcula sacculorum*
CI. Amen.
At the end of the Ephfle, $fiy, J)eo
atiax : una ;
Alh'lim,
or, FleCi*
i! i.^ *-U
Lssock do
^1- ^
J here yoilniove the book to the gospel side of
\tii^ altar, and at your return tt> )'out
t »!
ff.
Pr.
pitro.
§l9UfWCii
^6
itdtion on the opposite side of
|)obk, make a lo>v reverence es yol
|iis8 the middle of the alt^r, and thdj ^^
$tand jjp in your place whijsi th( ^
pr. Dbjniaus vobiscum: p^
Cl Et cum. fpijitu tuo. ,
f r, Sequehtia saRCti fyajrigeiii, *c
: fii?re uioAe /Ae sign ^ the crw
1. Upon your f^relwrn. t. Uponyoui
htouth. 3. Upon y()ur brfiCit : arid -an
mer, Gloria tibi, Pomiip^
At the end^f the OQSpet, say,
CI: Laus tibi^ Clixistet
At the words in the Crefll St i
f^armttt^y &c. kneel, ajid hold W^jfl^
testmcnt, to prevent its getting fitde
the feet of the priest.
Pr. Dominus vpbiscuHJ.
Cl. Et cum spiritu tup.
Heri^ give the wine and wc^i'ct, fi
prepare the bason and tawel for t
prwsk When he has washi^d hu hands^
return and kneel in your former pluce
and after he has said Orat<5 Fratres, m
Cl. Suscipiat Dominus sacrilici
^e manJbus tuis ad laudcm et gloria
COT
\i^ht
»(ircing ai Man,
m
and th<^
rhilsi th(
anc^
e of thi ^^fwni, 1»itiusc(ue eccte^ su«
Per emnit mula la^l^orUm
Bomihus vobkcum.
It cum spirittt ^iBO.
Surstxm cordtf.
Hsibemui ad Ddminum.
Gratiiss agiioliifS Dotnino Ge<
he cro$s
Jpon you
i and -an
A^y.
Pr.
CL
J^r. Gratis!
ei. Bijnuic et ju5 turn est*
ttmg the b^U mctitlnut the priest pr^
iduiwca ike fmrd Sanctus, dnd w/icn
u see him spread his htind otfr the
. «. tj^halice ring it again, and then proceed
aA itm ^^^ <^^^^^^ <l/ ^^'^' altar, where, knecU
. ^^pf?g «NJt/Af the .pried eUvates the hgst
® \:id chalice, ring fJi4: bill with ifonr
i^/it hand, and hold up the vestment
nth your lift : and as 0/ten as you pas^
libre the blessed sacrament, ddore 011
mtr knees.
Pr. Per oinaia ssecula sgeculoruiK.
CI. Amen,
Pr. Et Hi: noz iuduois m tenta*
oncm.
CI, Sed libera uos a mdo.
Pi'. Per onuii'^ ::;v^cul:i aa-^'ulorum.
el for t
' kts hands
mer pluct
ratres, rr«
lacrificii
et gloriai
ft
222 T^he Method ofy 8fC.
Amen, ^ hicc^ i?
Pa^Poiiiini sit semper vobi$* ^^^' t/n
Saiictu
CI.
Pr.
CL
Pr.
CI.
Pr,
cum.
CI. Et cum spiritu tuo.
Ring the bell at each time the priest
pronounces iJiewdrds Dgmiue Hon sum
<iignus : aiid i^be^i h has received the
chalice^ if there be any communicants
mve them the cloihy and rctutning ^o|Evang(
T^
CI.
Deo
torum,
^our place^ say the Confiteor, &c.
Mj'ter Communion serve the priest
with wine and water for the Ablution :
and then remove the book to the Epistle
dde of the altar, and return again t(3^^P ^^r^
i/our former place.
Pr. Dominus vobiscum.
Et cum spiritu tuo.
Per omnia saecuiu saec
Jvien.
Domimis vobiscum.
Et cum spiritu tuo.
Ite miisa est j or Benedicamu3
Don:ino.
CI. Deo gratias.
Note- In Masses for the dead^ the
prlrst sai/Sy Kequicscunt m pace.
CI. Amen.
Remove the back, if bfl ppcn, then
Ch
Pr.
CI.
Pr.
CI.
Pr.
OR
Ch
^ord^ I
ord
D Got
orld,
)GoJ
kind,
^oly (
Jiuvc
he prieH
Hon sum
?eived the
niuiicanU
*fhe L Uavy of St Joseph. 223.
inccl in the center before Vie altar, ancl
cr vobi$* ^^^* the priest:! blcasing. ^
'Pi\ Pater, ct jtilius, et Spiritu^
Sane t us.
C,l. Amc7u Then rif^f*.
Pr. Cominus vobiscuiii.
CI. Et cum spiritu tuo.
Pi\ Initium : or Sei|ijcntia sancti
itnvifi ^ojEvangelii secundum, &|?,
2or, &c.
w priest
iblutlon :
\e
e
again to (p carefuiiy.
CI. Glpriu tibi Dotuiiic.
At the end of the Gospel y say,
Deo gratias,
Ed'iinguish Hie candles, and lay all.
■> m\
Tk% Litany of St. Joscpii.
iculormttM O^^J^i have mercy on us.
*"-^ Christ, have mercy on us.
ord^ havu mef cy oii us. *
X'ive our prayers.
edicanms
dead, the
ace.
pen, then
ord -, grant our petition.
) Gou the Father, Creator of the
orld, Have mercy on m. ' '"
) God the Son, llcdecmcr of n.an-
kind, Have nicr^y on us. '
loly Ghost, periect'*3r^cl thd elect,
liuiC liicrcy Ua 2is\^ ' '
|3^ The lAtany of St. Joseph.
JJoIy Trinity, one God, ITave mert^
' on fis* ' " '.•
Holy Mary, spouse of St. Joseph,
^. Joseph, advocate of the humHe^
It. Joseph ^ blciised amongst men,
St; Joseph defender of the mc^eJc,
ft Joseph Qxiled with Christ into
St. Joseph fairouritc of the King of
• beaven^ ^ -
St. Joseph guardian of the Word
' incarnate. , \j^
Si. Joseph honoured ainot#t men, i^
St. Joseph pattern of humfflty and^
" obedience,^ ^ ^ ^
^t. Jo^epl^ Itind int^ree.ssor tbr the^
afflicted.* ' - * g
^t. Joseph lHy of ch^sdty md tern-'
; pcirance, ' * .^ ,
|t. Joseph exan^plc of silence and
rca]j,nation. , o
St. Joseph nursing fjjther to the bon
of God,' cw^ I —
St Joseph t!ie just and pfcrf?etrtiw I ^^^^
^'t. Joseph pdttcrn of the m'hinnbu^ | ^^^
myd innocent.
iSf. Jos
Virg
St. Joi
privi
*k. Jo
pert
St. Jot
St. Jos
fend
La
the
Lor
La
the
Lot
b u
the
on 1
V;
R.
the pi
' (
St. Joseph endoweiJ with all virfue,, j
2"e. Joseph ruler of the family of Jesii^
thfou
)^.
mer
<$
A Prayer to St. Jcseph. S?2
If
en, '
into
Jig of
Word
y andS
[ tern--
:e and ,
be Son
^tuc,. j
of Jesu4
iSf. Joseph spouse of the ever-blessed
Virgin,
St. Joseph possessed of all gldrioiis !^
privileges, ^
St. Joseph union of ill Christian^
perfections, . ^
St. Joseph protector of the dying, S
St. Joseph oUr degtf pattern and de-
fendei*, *^
Lamb of God, ttSt takest away
the sins of the world. Spare us, O
Lord,
Lamb of God, that t^est away
the sim of the world. Hear us, O
Lord*
b Lamb of God, that takest away
the siiis of ine world. Have mercy
on us. *
V: Pray for lis, O holy Joseph.
R. That we may be made worthy b(
the promises of Christ.
Let us pray.
f\ GOD, who didst ni<*ike choice of,
^^ holy Joseph, to be the spouse^
of the blessed Virgin Mary, the nurse
and guardian of thy beloved Son Jesus,
through lus intercession, purity both
%
%
f-:^
!
I
1^ Litani/for a happy Deat^.
of Foul and body, that being free from
all sin, and adoi-ned with the weddinjj^
eannent, we n;ay be admitted to tiiej
miptials of tbe Lamb in eternal gloryfi
th' ough the sarae Lord Jesus Chriut^i
thv Son, who liveth and. reignethj
With thee inthe unity of the Holy
Ghoct, worid. witknit end. ^ meru
Litmy Jor a happy Death, ?
Corupou'd hy a young Lady J a cmiverU
« bftiw Catholic Faith, tv/io died at the
age of eighteen in the ^our o/!
sanctify. • '■ • ^ " [.
{ vLOUD Jesus, God of goodti€ssaiw»
N ^ Father of mercies, 1 apptoach
to thife with a contrite and humble
heart : to thee I recommend the last
hour ot my HiCj and the decision oi
my cternd doom. , • i'
When' my feet bemuubetl with
death, Aall admonish me that my
mortal courisc is drawing to an end*
^ercrfui JcSns, hnve mercy vpon mc. ^
When my ey-es, dim and troubled
ac tiie appioui^u ox
Wh
thi^^lves on thcc, my last and oialy
ti)
i.?.rxw me-
»• it .
eddih^r^
to-Uioj,
I glory^
dgneth
B ;Holy
men, . .
cmiverU
d at the
iour of
the last
ision of
d with
hat my
an end*
mi TuC,
roubled
ind Giiily
JJiany for a happy Death . 3a^<
srWhen my face, pale 4nd livid,
a|all inspire the beholders wiOi
paty and dismay ; when my hair^
bathed in the sweat of death, and
stiffening on my head, shall fore-
bode jny approaching eiA^
When my ears, soon l» be for ^
ever shut to tte^seoafifof men,|^
iihall be open tfl^-^ ft^revocable^
decree, which is to cut me off Irom g^
the number of the living, <^
When my imagination, agitated g
by dreadftU spectres, shall be sunk5
in an abyss of anguish; when my|*
«iul, affiighted with the sight ot^
my iniquities and the terrors of thy |
jti^ments, shall have to fight ^
I against the angel of darkness, who^
will endeavour to conceal thy mer-|
cies from my eyes, and to plunge ^
me into despair, , ^ |
When my poor heart, yieldtng-
to the pi'cssure, and exhausted by
its frequent stru^les against the
enemies of its salvation, shall feel
iJ\A nROf^c of death*. •> i _ ^^r
'^When thelast tear, the forerunni^
of my dissolution
l!1
a.^
#
n
1^ Litat^m a happy Deatn;
iny.eye$, reftllve it as a sacrifice c|C. -
expiation fc|,my sins J grant that J ^
«iay expire the victim of penance; *
in that dreadful nioment,
4, When my friends and relations,
encircling nw bed, shall shed the
tear of pity per me, and invoke thy ^
clemency i^aiy behalf; |
When I ^pl to^e lost the use otVg^
ray senses^ wfetS tte world shall S.
have vanisHed from my sight, when ^
my agonizing soul shall feel the g
«>rrows of death, ^
"When my last sigh shall sUmmon §
*imy soul to bm:st froia the embraces^
of the body, and to spring to thee |
on the wings of impatience md^
desire s
When my soul trembling on myf
lips, shall bid adieu to the world, ^
and leave my body lifeless, pale,??
an4 cold, receive this separation
lis ati homage, which I wHlingly
pa^ to thy divine Miijesty, m
that last moment of my mortal
;ue.
\
When at length my soul, admit-
ted to thy presence, shall firet be-
h^d tl
reject i
bosom,
praises
eternit
JesuSp
OS'
the ho
may f
holing
jdeserv
Cff a g<
braces
Lord.
O
mtm
tn;
cecst
hat I
ancei *
fions,
t the
e thy ^
ise 6f^
shall S^
when ^
I tliC ?
►races^
thee I
m my §
vorld, ^
pale, ?s
•ation '
lingly
y, m
iiortal
idmit-
>t be-
'*M of the Lovf dfGad^
hkd the splendour of %y Majestyj
reject me not. but recei#me into thy
bosom, where I may for ever sing thy
praises, and in that moment, when
eternity shall l)egin to me, MercifiH
JemSy have m^rcy vpm^^
Let «^y«M
GOD, whahasi do|^ all mmi to
die, but ha4 J^pP^d fr^"^ ^J
the hour of their IRh, grant tjiat I
may pass my days iji the practice or
holiness and jubtice, 'and that I may
Reserve to quit this world in the peaee
Qf a good conscience, and in the em-
braces tof thy love, through Cbriat out
Lord. Amen.
o
ACT OF EKE WVE OF GOD.
5y St, Francis J^avter.
Oficta / Ego tc amo, 4r,
OGOD, the only object of my love?
A^V/»J iV/* %.A*V* **«^|j.'w«
* ♦
^bove
"^1
'^1
A
250 4ct of the Love of God,
^or for the j^ar of endless pains bcloii!,
Whkh thd§ liiio love thee not, must
under
:d Tesi
m*
a
If or tne, and sueh as me, thou on|e
didst heaf
Jhe ignomi^tis cross, the nails, the
• L^ •
«»
«>
yti thorny p^tei tri:nspierc*d thy iSifr^
brow '^"w^
^hat bloody s^t firom ev'ry n^m
ber fio^ ! ' ^
For Trie, in tortured, thou r^^'M tli^^
breath, '
'jJiird to the cross; atid sav'a;niel)y
thy death. ^
Say, C5tn these sufferings fail my heart
to move ?
*1Vhat but thyself can now deserve my
love ?
}■: r-
Such as then was, and is thy love to
me, r
Such is, and shall be stiTl, my love.to
'thee: ^
. Thv love, O Jesus, may l ever sing,
1* Parent, dearer^t
5 Gad of
King:
J
A bo-
Mr ormt
. lat
Which
I r
my sii
, I pi
tiiv ei
,. "lb
ilnd •
lindl
powc
wise
is thi
died
what
tolic
untc
I
thrc
4lns
-*! mtiu
r.
>t, must
ii bnfce
ils, tHc
(TsacreH
y mem-*
;h'd thjf
1 me by
ly heart
crve my
love lo
love to
•cr sing,
(leare-)t
( 231 )
, >r a good Christian eee^ JJ<^y-
. /« «o»w«e I?o««m. :-Anien. -^
t BEQUEATH iny 8ou| to God. my
1 body to the earth, rpttenness, and
^TSandon freely ai^oral goods,
Vhich are but «»^ J'^^V^ u„art ot
I repeat me ««h^™y "f ''^ ?
mjsmland that l#*a love of God,
I pardon with my heart and soul al*
knd three in person, Father, feon,
tnd hSv Ghost .Creator. Conservj-
Sr R^deen;er. and Remuneratgr, aU
wise ; that the second person, who
il the Son of God, became man, aqd
died upon the Cross to save me ; and
Stso'ever the holy Cfthohc Apo-
tohc and Roman Clvurch doth prOi>ose
TbTpc'bfSbountvof God.
throu?thc n\c.its of mjrc(ear.av,oj«
t..,,.;r,b.mt, the rcmi»ston of »U JnJ
and lite tiverhistiog.
4ms
?-»
■■J fi:
A T^^^ejd of the Soul.
I love G^ for his own sake aloiwB,
with all niy^ l)eait, with all my soui,
and with all my strength,
I resign myself purely, entirely, and
absolutely, toMhe disposition of his
most holy, ap| always adorable will,
beina: readmo do and suffer, to be
sick, to live and dif ,
t^ what iiianper he
be done, A cn^
m
healtliy a
^^hen, m
pleases> liis
Amen, . . •
I recomm^ nd my soul ax^d all that
I am to the intercession of the glorious
V'irgin Mary% my good mother and
Hdvocate, to St. Joseph, rnd py an-
gel juardian, and to all the angels,an4
saints in fceaven, whom I niost hum-
bly beseech to assist me at the houij
of my death.
For my last words I say in profound
humility and contrition of heat-t, Jcbus,
Maria, desiring to die in their blessed
arms. And when my tongue cannot
pronounce these holy names, I desire
to do it with my heart.
py judgment^ I say them now fc^;
A
.rihen,
fubmis
Virsfin
Thy bl
1 * ■ »»
rl'lfeU
aloK^i
y soui,
ly, and
of his
le will,
to b^
id dif,
ler he
W that
lorious
^r and
my an-
el6an4
hura-
e houf
A Testament oftXe SoiiL
,^en, with all affection, ;lind possible
iubinis&ion, /c5WA-, Marid^
: yfos cum prole pid
Bencdicat VirgQ Maria.
Virgin Mother, I humlMkrrave
Thy blessing and thy SfW to hayej
##-
¥^y^?'
ifound
JcbUS,
jlebsed
:annot
desire
T
AfitE
rl '"
s and Days of
£ Devotion ^ . t *
>Ioveable Feasts ; \ •
tastin^y Days * ^
pays of Abstinence
The eight Beatitudes
Impediments to Matrimony
Xay Baptism
MoRNiNii Prayers . /
Acts of Faith, Hoj^e, and Charity
Litany of Jesus
Prayers before Ma?.s
Method of hicaring Mass
Prayers after Jtlass • *
^.^ fortheDend .. i
,. — to obtain a liappy Death
-,. ^ Kf»f/)r|» cycx ?^?ditiarv Ac-
tions
4
5
ib.
ib.
19
26
29
SI
50
&.
ib*
Prajc
Vespi
Salv£
Ave
Psahi
Prayi
^BJBNI
Goii
Pray
,Lita2
Scve
i'Litai
"*Psali
Ejac
^Ven
Ve'n
Pre
Praj
•Exa
Pra^
tON^tEI.'
/.-I
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4
•
4
irity
sath
Ac-
ib.
ib.
1
19
26
29
SI
50
ib.
sc
of
i^ag<
57
58
70
72
73
•74
ESSED
Praj^er to obtain thej^l^irit c
Wisdom . . % .
Vespers FOR Sundays
Salve Rc^nia.
Ave Mans wStelia ..
Psabn for the King .
Prayers tor the King
<^^3*5NE^iCTioN or Tits
GoAtPLIN. ^
vNiGHT Prayers
Prayer of St. Berrmrd
Litany of Loretto
$cven Penitential Psalms
iLitany of the Saint:
Tsalm. and Prayers after ditto .
i-^Ur. verbal Prayer
Ejaciilcitlons for invoking the As-
sistance of the Holy Ghost 1 22
.Vcni Creator . . *
. Veni S;incte Splritus . .
Preparation for Cokfession
Prayer befl)rc the Exanien
•Exarnen of Conscience
Pray(?r after the Examcn •
— ' — before Confession
1^. ^»-
-75
78
8C
92
93
96
109
114
I.-: 119
stter Coniessiou .
k ,-., — before Communion
123
125
127
ib.
r^B
159
145
i ** 1'
I4j»
S_^t
•»
i
Prayer aftei'Commiinioii . . I SI
— for the whole State of
Christ's Church upon Earth,
and all the Intentions of gain-
ing an Indulgence .
The HymnJlpbis Memoria .
The Jesu^jH^ •
A pious As^^i(p for a perpc-^
* I ^bkmw.*«'-jl*'. ■' 1* ri-
tual P^pB||^ron of the
most holy^mnitj^', and the
Incarnation of pur Blessscd
Redeemer .
Meditations on the iPassion
. '■ — on Death
Heflectionsonlthe Love of God .
M:^rks of the Love of God
Morning Prayers for Children .
Ni^ht Prayers for ditto • ,
•Grace beiorc and after Meat .
planner of serving at Mass
IChc Litany Of St. Joseph . .
Litariy for a happy Deuth
^etpf the Love of God, by^t, Fr.
Xavicr . . • .
"'^'Tpstmn^jit of the SoiiU &Cv .
'%^^'X
fhefc
Min
154
pan
iing
162
165
4 ,"■'''■
1 ,^
Da.
^
Manu
Da
183
18B
201
20^
205
sistinj
adapt
Tow
Chris
ehisn]
207
213
Th
ib;
216
223
22<a
to W{
thef
addit
cond
229
?3l
■■* ■ %
Sti
(yfoij
Jeru
--
Pray
, ■' -■.
liom
Prayer.— M^d^^on
. 151
.f '^
ft,
in-
. 154
. 162
. 165
. 1S3
., 188
. 201
. 20^
. 205
. 207
• 213
ib]
, 216
. 223
. 2M
229
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