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Cantantibus organis


R. Cantántibus organis, / Cæcília virgo in corde suo soli Dómino decantábat, dicens: * Fiat, Dómine, cor meum et corpus meum immaculátum, ut non confúndar.
V. Biduánis et triduánis ieiúniis orans, commendábat Dómino quod timébat.
R. Fiat, Dómine, cor meum et corpus meum immaculátum, ut non confúndar.
R. The musicians played, and the maiden Cecilia sang in her heart unto the Lord alone, saying: * Lord, let my heart and my body be undefiled, that I be not ashamed.
V. She fasted and prayed for two days and three days together, committing the cause of her fear unto the Lord.
R. Lord, let my heart and my body be undefiled, that I be not ashamed.


Used:

Feast of St Caecelia no 1

Sources

Translation source: DO

Text: Ps 118:80

Chant

NR 388*
Grego

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O beata Cæcília




R. O beáta Cæcília, / quæ duos fratres convertísti, Almáchium iúdicem superásti, * Urbánum epíscopum in vultu angélico demonstrásti.
V. Quasi apis argumentósa Dómino deservísti.
R. Urbánum epíscopum in vultu angélico demonstrásti.
R. O Blessed Cecilia, thou didst convert the two brethren, but thou didst overcome Almachius the judge; * Thou didst point out Urban the Bishop, by this, that his face was as the face of an Angel.
V. Busy like a bee, thou didst serve the Lord.
R. Thou didst point out Urban the Bishop, by this, that his face was as the face of an Angel.

NR 388*

Used:

St Caecilia no 2

Sources

Translation source: DO

Text

Chant

NR 388*
Grego (different verse)

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Virgo gloriosa semper Evangelium




R. Virgo gloriósa / semper Evangélium Christi gerébat in péctore, † et non diébus neque nóctibus vacábat * A collóquiis divínis et oratióne.
V. Expánsis mánibus, orábat ad Dóminum, et cor eius igne cælésti ardébat.
R. A collóquiis divínis et oratióne.
V. Glória Patri, et Fílio, * et Spirítui Sancto.
R. A collóquiis divínis et oratióne.
R. The glorious maiden carried the Gospel of Christ always in her breast, and meditated therein day and night, * Talking with God and praying.
V. She spread forth her hands and prayed unto the Lord, and her heart was enkindled with fire from heaven.
R. Talking with God and praying.
V. Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, * and to the Holy Ghost.
R. Talking with God and praying.

NR 389*

Used:

St Caecilia no 3

Sources

Translation source: DO

Text

Chant

LR 
NR 389*
Grego

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