The Devotion and Office of The Sacred Heart of Jesus
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C0NTENTS.
Month, Week,
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An Association in honour of the Sacred
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Five Visits to the Blessed Sacrament.... .. 131
Holy Communion........................
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,Five Acts to be performed, 8w .... ..
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Twenty-four Acts of Reparatinn, 8m..... .. 14l
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Her seven Joy! in life,.............--.........
in Glory,.........
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A Prayer to the Blessed Virgin.
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The Llmny ofJesns ...... ... .............. --...
The Versicle and Prayer of the Blessed
Sacrament....-..... ....... ..........'.-........
The Versicle and Prayer for thanks
giving,.................-..........-......----.-
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the Saints.
Faithful
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Chntenl's.
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The Beads for the Souls in Purgatory,...
Concerning lndulgences,........-...-........
Of a Jubilee, ................ ....................
A Prayer for the Intentions of an Indul
gence,... .......
Of Agnus Deis,.
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The true secret of living with content, and
dying with joy in a religious state,.......
The Night Prayers,.......3.............- .
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APPENDIX.
Exercises for the Mass of the Sacred Heart
ofJesus,..-... ........ ......................... 35]
The Little Oice to the Sacred Heart of
our Saviour Jesus Christ,......... ....... .. 368
Oicium Sanctissimi Cordis Domini Nostri
Jesu Christi.................................. 381
Translations of the Latin Hymns, and the
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hi
FRANCIS JOSEPH, by the mercy
of God, and of the Apostolic Sec,
'I<
rHE object and the motives of the estab
lishment
dear
brethren,
are
contained in
the
sham
Queen
not
being
content
in its
honour, established in
iv
I'Jisbop of Boulogne's
and
jesty's desire.
Signed,
C. A. Arch-duke of Rnems.
Pastoral Leller.
of his love.
vi
Bishop of Boulogne's
the
PJsIoraI Lam.
vii
in China, and in the East and \Vest IndieIt has had the sanction of the most lean.
-f-uni
viii
B'isltip of Boukgues
to
its
followers;
treat in
of the
apostles,
and
even of angels,
we
Pastoral Leller
1x
bounties of
of his
divinity, and
of Boulogne's
Puuoml Letter.
x}
them, because
the
remem
' xii
Bis/1:7) of Boulagne's
principal object?
and
though he was
the
creatures,
the
Pastoral Letter.
xni
Eucharist, in which
thou
hast be
"QC"?
morriov
xiv
sweet.
Bishop of Boulogne's
more
amiable?
charming,
more
attractive
and
holy
is to
hard-hearted
men, that
Pastoral Lelter.
XV
him to
v_'._'v
Fgniil
.nighdgirr
xvi
Bis/mp of Boulogm's
Pastoral Lelle .
xvii
himself, as well
as
the
then, my brethren,
endeavour to
He was deaf to
treasons.
xviii
Bishop of Boulogne'a
ticularly indebted
Pastoral Letter.
xi It
0 sove
11x
Lis/wp Qf Boulogne's
s
dwell in this holy abode! Let this adorable
heart always live in our hearts."
As for
us.
Had
not
Had not
St.
Bonaventure, the
Pastoral Letter.
xxi
beyond
all
expression;
exquisite
that
we
xxii
Bishop of Boulogne:
is overowing with
Let
nine atlection
I-aatoral Letter.
XXlll
you
into
error."
Long as this quotation may appear, we
thought it proper, my dear brethren, to lay
the whole passage before you; for as it com
prehends the chief and the most material
practices of this devotionl it may he very
much subservient to bring you to the perfect
notice, and
consequently to
the
embracing
to
keep
in
their
house,
and
xxiv
Bishop of Boulogne's
Pas/om! Lem r.
xsv
in
the world, ne
of the
most
Blessed
Sacrament,
fervent devotion,
wishes
ol
the
last
general
_-._-___
xxvi
Bishop of Boulogne's
and
confessnrs, to
inspire
Pastoral Letter.
xxvii
o
the above-mentioned days,
when
no
double
the
said
octave,
or
no
double
we
exhort
all
the
faithful
AndI
of our
holy
Amen.
THE PREFACE.
spirit
of contradiction,
xxx
The Preface.
The Pnfaee.
xxxl
In the just
xxxii
7m PF-i/PP
TH!
DEV0TI0N
T0 THI
o'HAP. I.
O] the Nature of the Devotion to the Sacrea
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object communicates its dignity and excellence to the material object to which
it is united. and in this state renders it
35
It is two-fold :
Sh
We will
37
I claim no
38
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(n
Nature
the Devotion
sacrileges,
ireverences,
La
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0. A
(C
G
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foregoing observations.
Be
4!
This
42
How dif
43
CHAP. II.
The origin of this Devotion.
JESUS CHRISTis the authorofthe
devotion to the sacred heart; he has
revealed it, he has instituted it, he
44
'
'
; her
of St
Michael, 8m;
45
principle.
I cannot omit mentioning the solemn
festival of Corpus Christi. There is so
great a resemblance between that and
the feast of the sacred heart of Jesus
Christ, that if We attentively consider
the origin and progress of both, the
contradictions they met with, and many
40
sentiments:
47
devotee.
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gular.
They
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he trembled at the
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VA .__, u. -PW
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CHAP. III.
The Progress qfle Devotion.
THE works of Father la Colombiere
,,W*arfuhulw
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But
The
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have deservedl
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What happened at Marseilles on this
occasion is particularly remarkable.
This was the rst city which had the
honour to be solemnly consecrated to
the heart of Jesus, and which bestowed
on it the most distinguished attachment,
55
l'72l, when
the whole
kingdom
56
Credibility of
CHAP. IV.
On the Truth and the Credibility Qfl/i:
Revelation.
A sour) devotion needs not the aid
of revelation, but revelation a'ords a
most incontestible proof of its solidity.
l t is therefore of importance to establish
the Revelation.
57
as
Credibility of
of or by these saints.
Nothing but ex
false.
Hear Saint
the Revelation.
Paul, I Thess. v.
59
dreams.
60
Credibility of
the Revelation.
61
62
Credibility of
When I re
reason appear
:1 Revelation.
dream?
as
G-t
Credibility (y
Mary Margaret.
1. It is certain, be
the Revelation.
65
66
Difference of Devotion.
Dihrenoe of Devotion-
67
68
Dg'erence of Devotion.
vI
69
CHAP. VI.
Of the end of the Devotion to the Sacred
Heart.
70
'
life everlasting.
for Dfanhind.
71
In this so
72
in behalf of men.
Such
for Jlrmhl'ml.
4U
It is
74
for Manhind.
,5
76
n- Manhind.
77
But, alas!
78
The divine
for Manhind.
79
80
for Manhind.
81
Do
Ingrwfilmle qf Jinn/dud.
83
This is a fresh
84
Ingmtitude of Manhind.
we
do too
much?
of such ingratitude?
0 my Jesus!
Ingratilude of Manhind.
85
He is there
We make
he alone is forgotten.
86
Ingratitude of Jlanhind.
Ingratilude qf Manlrind.
67
What
It is
88
Ingmttiiuzle of Manhind.
chapter.
sacrament of the
Ingramuda qf rllunlnnd.
89
abandoned,
despised
and
out
horror.
90
My desire
and beat;
of Jesus Christ.
man could cause me to snEer.
91
My
92
Thejust Complaints
sacrileges
and
coldness,
even
qf Jesus Christ.
day,
and
holy
communion
93
received,
sion?
94
abused, without
of Jesus Christ.
95
to true piety ?
96
(){Ijcction
answered.
97
nothing solid.
It is of little purpose to
In a
98
Oljection
of Jesus,
amwmd.
99
by a particular feast?
Where is the
conclusion ?
l 00
Uq'ection
answered.
1n1
Now
by the concurrence of
102
Oh'ection
worthy to be noticed.
As for what remains, those who are
answered.
103
God.
104
Objection
mower-ed.
l 0.5
Secondly, were it
106
Objection answered.
1m:
DEVOTI ON
TO THE
SACREDIHEART OF JESUS.
PART TH E SECOND.
Christ.
ms
Practice q
this Devotion.
109
1 10
Practlz-e q]
BESIDES
the
principal
festival,
this Devotion.
11 l
EVERY DAY.
MORNING.
When
.112
. Practice (f
).
this Devotion.
1!3
AT NIGHT.
l 14
dear Son.
in
thee, my
OF
CONSECRATION TO THE
su'erings.
Act of Consecration.
1 l5
most bountiful
heart!
my
so justly merited.
thee
by thy tender
Amen.
1 16
Tile Litany.
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OJM
01mg
uo
'sn
Virgin,
Graces,
Heart of Jesus, most meek,
Heart of Jesus, most humble,
,
.
The Litany.
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tues,
bula
'911
noany
a
W
Just,
1 l8
The Litany.
the tempted,
Heart of Jesus, Terror of the
Q
5
Devils,
1-;
Heart of Jesus, Sanctication of T .3
Hearts,
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us, 0
Jesus !
Lamb of God, who takest away the
m Lam.
us
LET US PRAY.
without end.
men.
120
An Im'ihzlion.
following aspirations.
0 most sacred heart of Jesus ! have
mercy on us.
0 divine heart, wounded for love
of us! let us ever he sensibleof' thy
The Rqmrahon.
l2 1
known, loved,
and adored
ITSELF,
OR
A'P'ANY
OTHER
122
The Reparation.
Tbe It'eparation.
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Graciously
124
The Beads.
The Beads.
125
After which
satisfaction thereof.
Amen.
126
A Prayer.
UN 'IHE SMALLER BEADS.
Receive
An Association.
127
IN
Amen.
HONOUR OF THE
OF THE MONTH.
t0 it,agreeumongthemelves to perform
some particular practice of devotion
each Friday of the month.
2. The association under our present
consideration, is one of the many de_
128
An Asmciatian.
An Association.
129
follows:
I am much pleased with the devo
tion the faithful show for my heart,
130
An Association.
132
Holy Communion.
resides.
HOLY COMMUNION
1170121] Communion.
133
134
Holy Communion.
FOLLOWING
FIVE
135
LOTS
TO
BE
acceptable to thee.
Sweet Jesnsl
receive
this act of
136
Act of Thanhsgiving.
good gifts.
May thy name, 0 most bountiful
Act qfLove.
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138
Acts of Atonement.
recommend to thee.
Amen.
my God ?
Ad of Ammo.
139
140
Act of Petition.
Act: qf Adoration.
'
14!
Thou, 0
WAY
OF REPARATION
FOR
ALL
142
Acts of Adoration.
'
Acts of Adoration.
I43
the Thrones.
praise, 68-0.
6. I adore thee, 0 immaculate Lamb.
that takest away the sins of the world! _
144
Acts of Adoration.
indifference,
and
contempt
Am quorum.
I46
Acts Qf Adoration.
vants.
Acts ofAdoralion.
147
I9.
I48
Acts of Adoration.
refuge of sinners.
0 Queen of heaven and earth, hope
of mankind, who adorest thy divine
Son incessantly, I entreat thee, that
since I have the honour to be of the
Act: qfAdoratioa.
149
Amen.
Eternal praise,
150
A
PRAYER
OF
T0 IMPLORE
WORTI-IILY
THE
RECEIVING
GRACE
THE
151
152'
by all creatures.
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156
THE
157
of thee.
May the adorable heart of Jesus
live and reign over all hearts.
Heart of Jesus, innitely pure!
158'
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160
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our archives.
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164
A Petition.
A Petition.
165
gences.
166
The Grant.
THE GRANT.
At the audience of his Holiness, Feb
23rd. 1768.
tion of a brief.
Dated Rome, from the Qice
of the Secretary of the holy
Congregation of Indulgences.
CARDINAL CALANI,
Prefect.
BORGIA, Secretary oft/1e sacred
Congregation of Indulgences.
The Decree.
'rm: DEGREE.
Poland.
I67
POLAND.
168
The Decree.
Poland.
nence the Right Reverend Lord Cardinal Bishop of Sabina, having rst heard
run
DEVOTION
TO THE
SECTION I.
This considera
If
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* SECTI0N II.
jCT OF CONSECRATION TO THE SACRED
HEART OF MARY.
It is solem
and in
some
Lt'lany, 85v
THE
LITANY OF THE
SACll-E
173
HEART
OF MARY.
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God the Son, Redeemer of the
world,
>
God the Holy Ghost,
Heart of Mary,
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Heart of Mary, according to the
heart of Jesus,
.wfmd
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174
Litany, 13w.
.tofh'md
-m
of humility,
Varioiu Salukzliom.
I75
LET US PRAY.
VARIOUS
SALUTATIONS
AND BENEDIC
176
Various Salutations.
my love.
11. Hail, Mary, most amiable mo
ther.
12. Hail, -Mary, most admirable mo
Act .1 Comecration.
177
chim.
5. Blessed be thy mother, St. Ann.
6. Blessed be thy Son, St. John.
7. Blessed be thy Angel, St. Gabriel.
ACT
OF
Amen.
CONSECRATION
TO
THE
BLESSED VIRGIN.
178
A Novena.
0 that I could
A Prayer.
W9
180
Memorare.
bee.
181
PRACTICE MADE
USE OF BY SAINT
MECHTILDIS.
Hail Mary.
0 HOLY Mary, our sovereign
Queen i as God the Father, by his om
Hail Mary,
182
A Votive Oblation.
HOLY Mary,
our sovereign
183
Never, therefore,
of my soul.
Amen.
184
mercy on us.
Egypt,
.wf/imd
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>
185
of/fwd
-810
virtue,
186
The Acts.
Indulgences granted.
187
AN ACT OF CHARITY.
Faith, Hope.
r.
188
Indulgences granted.
Indulgences granted.
189
190
Daily Eweim'se.
furldis, p. 194.
MONDAY.
Daily Ezemise.
19!
WEDNESDAY.
192
Daily Exercise.
Daily Exercise.
I93
1'94
Amen.
of
I97
following intentions.
l. T0 return thanks to the blessed
Trinity for having chosen from all eter
nity, and that in aspecial manner, the
198
our regard.
3. Be thankful to Jesus Christ for
having I .orned the heart of the most
holy Virgin with so many extraordinary
I99
200
Seven PrincipalDolom-s.
as ours.
Blessed Lady.
0UR Blehsed Saviour, as isv related
An Example.
20!
An Example.
A Nobleman, who, for sixty years of
his life past, had never had access to the
sacraments, and who had given loose to
202
An Ezampk.
passion.
Redeemer, and
his sacred
'
204
Jesus is lost.
205
Amen.
Hail Mary.
DOLOUR VLJesus
is tahen down
when
Nicodemus
and
thy hands.
Jesus is luried.
207
208
Amen.
Hail
209
So unspeakable
210
211
at Bethlehem.
213
I rejoice in
Temple.
Tmucn happy Virgin ! sutl'er thy
servant to congratulate with thee for the
214
Mary is Queen qf
215
tion.
Amen.
Hail Mary.
2N3
The
217
218
hereafter.
Amen.
Son, and
220
Her Intercession.
is in sure
hands:
ary. J
21H
2222
Glory is
be augmented.
thee hereafter.
Amen.
Hail Mary
A prayer, are.
223
22-h
Lures.
May the angels of mankind eternally
praise the Lord. 0 Mother of God!
be mindful of me.
world,
God the Holy Ghost,
Holy Trinity, one God,
Jesus, Son of the living God,
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225
Imam
uodn
army
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Lover of Chastity,
Lover of us,
the God of Peace,
the Author of Life,
the example of Virtues,
the zealous lover of souls,
our God,
our refuge,
the Father of the Poor,
the treasure of the Faithful,
the good Shepherd,
the true Light,
the eternal Wisdom,
the Life,
226
uodn
'uuoiu
msal'
Janyap
"m
5%
p07
21w
gelists,
Jesus, the Strength of Martyrs,
227
8125")!.MJH'DP
'sn
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out end.
Amen.
and delight.
Let us Pray.
O GOD, who hast left us in this won
229
Let us Pray.
0 G01), of whose mercies there is
no number, and of whose goodness the
treasure is innite, We humbly thank
everlasting. Amen.
Cwsarius relates in his twelfth Book
of Miracles, that a holy religious, by
reciting the above-mentioned prayer as
often as he passed by an image of Christ
crucied, obtained to go to heaven with
230
A prayer
in
Honour
Wounds.
of the ve
231
At eight o'C'loch.
J ESUS makes his last sermon, and
foretells his apostles what was to happen
to them.
At nine 0' Cloch.
so many souls.
angel.
He is comforted by an
232
soldier.
mildness.
At two o'Clock
JESUS is accused before Caiaphas;
answers nothing in his own justication;
the soldiers.
At three o'C'loch.
THE soldiers lead Jesus into a dark
prison.
233
A:four oCloc/a.
Jesus is brought before Pilate, and
He keeps a
profound silence.
Atre 0' Cloch.
Jesus is sent to Herod, where he is
mocked by the whole court, clothed in
a white garment, and treated as a fool.
A! si: 0' Cloch.
J ESUS is sent back to Pilate, who,
to make more sure of his deliverance,
At eight o'Cbch.
Jesus is clothed in a purple robe.
A crown of thorns is put on his head,
234
At Md-day.
Jesus is nailed to the cross, and
Md devout Prayers.
235
v-
At one 0 Cloch.
expired.
At four o'C'lurh.
236
An Angelical Exercise
Atve 0 Cloch.
oihild.
he
received
An Angelica! Exercise.
287
Sumlay.
' I AM the Mother of beautiful love,
Ego mater pulchraz deleclionis, Eccl. 24,
238
An Angelical Exercise.
Hail Mary.
An Angeliml Exercise.
239
And
Zllonday.
240
An Angdical
me.
which
241
And I will do
An A ngelical Exercise.
and which, if it were possible that any
one could deprive you of, I would
-'_/'*~
I
.._Na.
4h.
:(W __
An Angelical Exercise.
243
Hail Mary.
Will you, my
244
An Angelical Exercise.
An Angelica!
245
246
An Angelical Salutation.
Hail Mary.
An Angelica! Salutation.
247
248
An Angelica] Exercise.
Thursday.
I AM the empress of the universe,
says the glorious Mother of God. Will
you, my dear child, every day, both
mortally?
Hail Mary.
An Angelica! EICTClSC-
249
and
together
Hail
250
An Angelical Ewan.
'
Will you,
An Angelical Exercise
251
I will
Give
252
An Angelica! Euro-ire.
the same.
_._
a. Alba-13.2-. - v
253
Saturday.
Twelve- Hail Marys in honour of the
twelve Privileges qf our blessed Lady.
. 254
5.
Mo'rrnm. of Mercy l I hum
61y beseech you to pray unto your dear
mortal sin.
Hail Mary.
Hail Mary
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255
mortal offence.
11.
Hail Mary.
0 Pnnnmsn of pleasure! my
...[A
250
Amen.
257
most chaste,
undeled,
untouched,
most amiable,
most admirable,
U
5
most
most
most
most
most
venerable,
renowned,
powerful,
merciful,
faithful,
Mirror of Justice,
Seat of Wisdom,
Vessel of Honour,
s,
3
2.56
Tower of Ivory,
House of Gold,
-Ark of the Covenant,
mad
a
of Angels,
of Patriarchs,
of Prophets,
of Apostles,
Queen
Queen
Queen
Queen
of Martyrs,
of Confessors,
of Virgins,
of all saints,
.4
_h-_
A. um-e
Prayer.
259
260
Prayer.
261
Let us pray.
Perm forth, we beseech thee, 0
their sins.
llis said holiness grants also a
plenary indulgence to all those who
262
263
lial tenderness
Attend, therefore, I be
264
266
moon.
267
\Vherefore, 0 most
under
268
Lastly, obtain,
269
5. His
1. The
His as
coming
The as
270
371
we beseech
272
Seven
Prayers
273
274
Tbefourth Prayer.
0 MOST glorious Joseph! and pru
dent spouse of the Motherof God,by the
great grief that wounded and pierced
thy aficted heart when thou\didst
hear from the mouth of Simeon, that
The/t/z Prayer.
0 PIOUS comforter of the Mother oi
./
Joy/1 of St. Julep/l.
275
276
I do not remember
277
-loud
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278
The Litany
111/I't'md
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Light of Indels,
Master of the faithful,
Mirror of true piety,
Guide in the way of virtue and
perfection,
Pattern of apostolical spirit and
sanctity,
279
1
l
ll
Tabernacle of incorruption,
Treasure of divine love,
Glory of the Society of Jesus,
Xaverius mos
desirous of the
.tqf
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Gods people,
Prophet in gift and spirit,
Apostle in dignity and merit,
Doctor of Gentiles in all sorts of
10/
lizud
1m
languages,
MartyrindesiringtodieforChrist, >
Confessor in virtue and profession
of life,
Norma, &c.
281
282
to observe
It will be convenient to
283
Those
284
Flrst,
2B5
Seventhly,
286
Instructions, &c.
and
communicate, making a
St.
Francis
Xaverius,
for the
287
288
1 hejtrst day
Amen.
289
290
Theqst Day
Amen.
"LP-f " vi 2w
of the Novena.
291
Gonl
Creator of all
292
of the Novena.
293
mph.
'Tms man, despising the world, and
triumphing over earthly things, heaped
up riches in heaven byword and work.
V. The Lord loved and adorned him
R. A garment of glory he hath put
on him.
The Prayer.
0 G01)! who, for the propagation of
the greater glory of thy name, hast by
294
A Commemoration, 8;c., of
PM,
Apostle qf Ir elanu
Antipb.
of paradise.
'
V. 0ur Lord conducted the Just mail
by right ways.
Let us pray.
O GOD, who has vouchsafed to send
the blessed Patrick, thy Confessor and
Bishop, to preach thy glory to nations ;
Amen.
295
God
of the
Archangelsl
Amen.
296
Days.
manding.
meal of thi
and
com
Amen.
Thefth day.
297
298
glory.
Amen.
The seventh day.
Amen.
299
300
301
302
Tbe Litany of
Angelical youth,
Most humble youth,
Model of young students,
Despiser of riches,
Enemy of vanities,
Scorner of honours,
Honour of princes,
souls,
Perpetual adorer of the Euchanist,
Particular client of St. Ignatius, J
.mf'wd
-.m
St. Aloysius.
308
-sn
0
p.107
12.13]
*a
304
The Litany of
Let us pray.
s1. Anya...
30:.
by a worthy com
306
A Prayer, &c.
807
ouB
by the unspeakable
bliss
309
of St. Aloysius.
Amen.
3l0
P'myers, ti'c.
Am.
To our monthly Patron.
0 GREAT saint I seeing that our
Lord has especially intrusted me to thy
leal, and to thy inexhaustible charity,
in the course of this month, vouchsafe
Amen.
Prayers, &c.
3| 1
Amen.
312
Cmwemmg mdulgenm
518
814
Cumming rmiulgences.
enjoined.
The Church, as an indulgent mother,
ever compassionating the weakness of
her children, and nding herself in the
snperabundant merits of her spouse
Jesus Christ, possessed of an innite
treasure, dispenses these her riches, by
Ofn Jubilee.
3!5
Of a Jubilee
316
317
Sanctify all
318
Intentions of an Indulgence.
319
320
Prayerfm' the
nrentimls of an Indulgence.
321
Turn
kingdom.
ltemove, 0 Lordl thy wrath, which
we have reason to apprehend already
Amen
3'13
Of Agnus DciJ.
AN Agnus Dei (so called from the
image of the Lamb of God impressed
on the face of it) is made of virgin
wax, balsam, and chrism, blessed ac
away the
stains of
324
humility,
and
innocence,
Amen.
To a devout Religious.
MADAM,
Perse
326
An action
327
a soul.
328
The soul be
tion.
Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, ought to
Thanks are
829
330
SM
the inuence of
must be miser
332
333
particular friendship; both are dangerous and destructive; the one to your
own conscience; the other to edice
tion; both to devotion and perfection.
Regard to yourself!
on the occasion.
Envy poi
'
Regard to your-ref
335
In
Pride
re.
336
Even accustom
337
338
With regard
to your In eriors.
339
340 '
With regard
to your Inferiors.
34l
342
With regara
to Seoul/11's.
343
When
cation.
344
IViill regard
.
How
to Secular:
345
0n the other
346
The Night Prayers.
LET us enter in spirit into the
adorable Heart of Jesus; let us place
347
Amen.
~1
348
349
350
An Act of Contrition.
EXERCISES
70!.
THE MASS.
60147285108 AND common.
To unite ourselves to the Sacred Heart
352
Illcss cy the
353
354
Mass qftlle
vvv-lvm. ...!
3.35
356
Mass of the
all the
NA,_
-.>
357
Vouchsafe, likewise, 0 my
353
Mass
the
359
860
Mass ofthe
eternal life.
WHEN THE PRIEST SPREADS nIs HANDS
OVER THE CHALICE.
LonD, since the imposition, which
the priest makes with his hands, denotes
AT 'rnE'coNsEcnA'rxoN.
Lom), grant us the grace, that as
361
sacred love.
AT THE ELEVATION on THE CHALIOE.
0 PRECIOUS Blood, fountain of grace
and mercy, I adore thee. Flow into
my heart, 0 most pure source, to extin
. 362
Mass (yum
36-)
364
Mass of the
Give me a new
365
366
Mm qfthe
367
368
THE
LITTLE OFFICE
IO TH!
wee
AT MATINS.
Resp.
me.
Versthe Son,
Resp.
369
To be our o'eringl
Jesus, our heart's delight,
This faithful ock inspire
0f thy great heart to sing the re,
And love with praise requite.
Thy Father's only 0ne,
Amen.
ANTHEM.
pleasing to thee.
370 .
Kindle
371
HYMN.
Amen.
372
end.
Amen.- AlleI-lg'a.
to u Heart qfJesus.
373
IN.
374
Resp. Amen.
Vers. 0 God, incline to my aid.
end.
Amen.
Allelly'a.
HYMN.
375
ANTHEM.
me.
Vers. Glory be to the Father, and to
376
377
A1 NONE.
end.
Amen.
Allelwg'a.
HYMN
378
Amen.
ANTHEM
Resp. Amen.
Vers. Convert us, 0 God our salvation.
Reg). And turn away thy anger from
us.
379
end.
Amen.
Alkllg'a.
HYMX'.
380
ever.
Vers. 0 God of my heart, my heart
Amen.
381
OFFICIUM
SANCTISSIMI CORDIS D0MINI
N0STRI JESU CHRISTI
Ant.
A!) vxsrnus.
De torrents in vii bibet, propterei
cxaltabit caput
sanctum tuum.
'
382
Ocium Sanctisslma
me,
' et
super
iram
inimicorum
Ant.
sculL
Per singulos dies
benedicam tibi:
'
et
lum sculL
Magnus
ut
cordis Jesu.
383
384
Oicium Sanctissimi
Hymmu.
Qurcumqus certem qhaeritis
\
Rebus levamen asperis ;
Seu culpa mordet anxia,
Seu puma vos permit comes ;
Jesu, qui, ut agnus innoeens,
Sese immolaudum tradidit,
Ad Cor reclusum vulnere
Ad mite Cor accedite.
Auditis ut suavissimis
lnvitet omnes vocibus?
Amen.
Cordis Jvsu.
38-)
AD numine/nu
Psalm 2!.
num deus meus, respice in me, quam
me derrliquisti ? . lung i salute mea verba
dilectorum meorum.
nun ad
insipientiam
at in
'
386
Qcium Sanclissimi
rapiens et rugiens.
Sicut aqua e-usus sum: ' et dispersa sunt
omnea ossa mea. 1
Factum est cor meum tanquam cera liques
I et cum
ei4
Cord Jem.
J07
ca: regnum:
0 e! lpu
388
Oicium sanctissimi
cordis Jesu.
Ad vesperum demorabltur etus:
matutinum llillm
389
" ct ul
'
gaudium
dedilti me ltitim
m cantet tibi gloria mea, et non compungar :
' Domina nem meus in ternum confitebor
bi.
Ant.
qui
390
Oicium Sunctlsslml
sapientiaeo et
revelationis, in
V.
Lectio II.
ln qua.
Cap. 2.
essemus
mortui
peccatis. con
Cordis Jesu.
391
vestris:
in
charitata
radical,
392
Oicium Sanctissimi
IN II. nom-vimm
Ant.
Gustate, et videte. quoniam suuvis
est Dominus : beatus vir, qui sperat in eo.
Psalm aa
SnnzmcAu- Dominum in omni temporen
ad
cum,
illuminamini,
et
Cur'lh's Jam.
39:)
394
O-m'um Sanctissimi
Cordis Jcsu.
395
nermione, et generations).
Prnpterei pnpuli contebuntur
muernum, ' et in uwulum seculi.
tlbi
in
e! justililm,
iutende,
proapere,
precede,
ct
in justili,
ct
I'rgIlB
Aut. Judicabit
pauprea in judicio
populum
Psalm 71.
in generatioue et generationem.
Descendet sicut plavia in vellus: ' et sicul
ltilllcidia atillantia super terram.
2c
'
u
396
Oicium Sanciissimi
cordis Jem.
897
Quid autem
cordis Tui.
Leclio v.
An hoc templuml ad haec sancta sancto
rum, ad hanc Arcam rrestamenti adorabo, et
laudabo nomen Domini, dicens cum David:
lnvenit cor meum, ut orem Deum meum.
E:
398
Oicium Sanctissimi
Contemini, 8m.
Lectio VI.
An hoc enim perforatum est latus tuum, ut
nobis patescat introitum Ad hoc vulueratum
est cor tuum, ut in illo, et in Te, ab exte
rioribus perturbationibus absoluti, habitare
possimus nihilominus et propserezi vulnera
tum est, ut per vulnus visibile, vulnis amoris
lnvisibilei videamus.
quomodo hic ardor
amemus,
redimemusj
amplecte
Cordi: Jeou.
399
dilectn
tabernacula
tun
Domino
et Deus meus.
Beati qui habitant in domo tun Domino:
' in mula saeculorum landnbum ta
400
Domine
oificii-um sanctissimi
Deus
virtutem
exaudi
orationem
et
('unlis Jesu.
40l
oalutare
402
Ocium Sa'nctssim
Con/is Jcsu.
403
nos
manure
precatur,
et rogat:
nit
me
diligite:
et
in
e5
dilectiona
manete.
R. Sicut dilexit me Pater et ego dilxi
Ins: Manuela in dilectione men.
404
Oicium Sunctl'ssimi
dilectione
Patris
mei
Non ergo
V.
Et
Lectio IX.
AMoa Christi totus duluis, totus delecta
hlhs: suum possessorem non cruciat, red delecnn: non enervat, sed roborat; cum-la
Con/is Ju'u.
terrena
lubunnat,
at
mia
calclli:
qua
put.
Ant.
Dominus, et in aeternum
Ant.
406
Oicium Sanctissimi
Cnnuwn.
Cant. iii.
Hymnus.
SUMM! Parentis Filio,
Coldis Jesu.
407
AD ln'lmcrus.
Antiph. Per viscera miaerlcordl. In. vh
aitavi: nos Deus, e! fecit redemptiouem popull
lui- Alleluia.
OIA'I'IO
An rum/m.
Antiph. Discite {a me, 8w.
' Miserere
cnnuum.
Egrediminl, 8:0. 14! ad Laudes.
R. br. Misericordila tui, Domine, 4' Plan:
est Terra. Misericordi:i tui, 8w.
Plum elt
408
Oicium Sanctissimi
AD summ
Antiph. Sitivit in te.
Cnnuwu. Cant. viii. 6.
Porn: me ut signaculum super Cor tuum,
ut signaculum super bruchium mum: quia
Kurtis est. ut mors delectio.
R. br. Secundum misericordiam tuam '
vivica m, Domine. Secundum, 8w.
V- Et custodiam testamouia oris tui. Vivi
ca me, Domine, Gloria Pan'i, 8w. Secundum
misericordiam, 8w.
V. Fae cum servo tuo secundum misericor
diam tuum.
AD NONAM.
Antiph. Bene placitum est,
CAPITULUM, Psalm 68.
hn'nonmum expectavit Cor meum. et mi
leriam : l et sustinui qui simul contristaretur,
a non fuit, qui consolaretur, et non inveni.
R. br. Fac cum servo tuo, i secundum
milericoldiam mam. Fac cum servo tuu,
8m.
V. Ut justicationes tuas dnce me.
Secundum miserecordiam tuam. Gloria Pan-i,
8w.
V.
Domiue.
R. Salutare mum, lecundum eluquium
mum.
409
nrxnus.
Quicumque certum qulritis, &c. I! in I. Vnp.
V. Miaericordiu Domini 6 progeuie in pro
enien.
R. Timentibus eum.
AD MAGNIFICAT.
auum,
reeorilatue
misericordil
nu.
Alleluia.
olu'rlo.
FAG nos, Domino Jesu, Sanctislimi Cardin
mil virtulibua indui, el a'eolibun inammari:
Qui
610
Missa in Festo
Qul
Lxcno xms'ronm
Christi, et illu
Gradunle.
et sustlnui qui
Alleluia, nllelula.
conscidisti succum
gnudium
meum, et circum
Joan. 15, u. 9.
In illo tempura: Dixit Jesus Discipulis
ouls: Sicut dilexit me Puter, ct ego dih-xi
vos. Munete in dilutione me. Si pram-pm
mvii servaveritis, muuebilis in dilectione ma,
sinut e! ego Palris mei pnecepta scrvavi,
meum,
ut
diligntis
Majorem
invicem,
hc dilectionem
vol ervos:
.1 u
412
Dominul I! us.
lvci vubis.
nom
sell ego
ut eatis, at fructum
liferatis:
et l'ructus
quudcumque petieritis
vesier maneat:
ut
Patrem in nomine
Crude, 8w.
Dominus nostal
terram,
et
voluit
vehementer
accaac":
A Septuagesima vero
duspL
Tmnslations, -c.
4l8
414
Lesson: of
nourish me.
LESSON V.
At this Temple, this Holy of Holies; at
this Ark of the Covenant, I will adore and
praise the name of the Lord, saying with
David: My heart hath learned to pray to
my God." And I found the heart of the king,
my brothel, and kind friend, Jesus.
And
shall I not adore!
Having, therefore, found
this heart of thine and mine, 0 most sweet
Jesus! I will entreat thee, my God, to grant
St. Bernard.
415
perform it.
LESSON Vl.
Folt this purpose it was, that thy side was
pierced, that an opening might be made for
us. it was for this end that thy Heart was
wounded, that we might dwell in
it and in
more
bind
416
Lessons of
love, the
his
my
our
My
same
.S'l. [Jar/uin.
4l7
Te Deum, dw
AT LA UDS.
Ant. Learn of me, whomn meek and humble
of hum-t, and you shall nd rest for your loula.
Psalm. The Lord hath reigned, &c., will: Um
rest, a: on Sunday d! Lands.
,
HYMN ll.
Summi purenlisllo.
Jesus, accept our humble praise,
God's cuetllal Son,
Blest Prince of Peace, who nmn didst rnise,
41 8
Devotions to
1 1 Pet. i. 12.
u Ps- viii. 6.
419
420
Devotions to
mind.*
nor the
Teach me to know
4 ll
422
Devotion: to
f Heb. x. 29.
423
424
Devotion: to
li by lengthened suite-rings.
l-i. 4
425
426
Det'olium to
love of me.
R. I salute and adore thee, 0 pre
cinus Heart of Jesus, that loved me unto
Amen.
The Short LITANY of the SACRED
HEART.
LORD have mercy on us.
R.
R-
,-__..v_ . n.
427
R. Grant us
divine love
aam
war/7
07
mo]
721mg
:11
1 Philip. ii, 8.
4:38
Devotion: to
:2
-9
-5'
=I-E-
o L~
429
Amen.
430
Devotions to
Nevertheless, assured as
Ps. X1.
u Ps. l.
4-31
432
Devotion: to
433
transxed his
484
Devotions to
435
But, 0, my most
hour of my death.
R. Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy
upon me at that my [an hour.
435
Uuolions to
'
4.17
Let us pray.
488
Corpus Christi.
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