The Complete Manual of Catholic Piety: Containing a Selection of Fervent Prayers, Pious Reflection, and Solid Instructions, Adapted to Every State of Life. To Which is Annexed a Supplement, Containing Excellent and Approved Devotions, With the Epistles and Gospels for All the Sundays and Festivals of the Year.Gahan, William
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The Complete Manual of Catholic Piety: Containing a Selection of Fervent Prayers, Pious Reflection, and Solid Instructions, Adapted to Every State of Life. To Which is Annexed a Supplement, Containing Excellent and Approved Devotions, With the Epistles and Gospels for All the Sundays and Festivals of the Year.
Gahan, William
Catholic Church -- Liturgy; Catholic Church -- Prayers and devotions -- English
Blessed saints, who at the glorious resurrection of our Saviour,
were translated from Limbo to the visible presence of God,
_Pray for the souls of the faithful departed._
Blessed apostles, who at the last day shall sit to judge the
twelve tribes of Israel,
_Pray for the souls of the faithful departed._
Blessed disciples of our Lord, who followed his steps in the
narrow paths to perfection,
_Pray for the souls of the faithful departed._
Blessed martyrs, who passed through the sea of your own blood,
entering immediately into the land of promise,
_Pray for the souls of the faithful departed._
Blessed confessors, who despised the vanity of the earth, and
placed your affections on the joys of heaven,
_Pray for the souls of the faithful departed._
Blessed virgins, who, with your lighted lamps, awaited the coming
of the heavenly spouse,
_Pray for the souls of the faithful departed._
O holy saints, who, being freed from all irregular attachment to
creatures, were perfectly fitted for an immediate union with your
Creator,
_Pray for the souls of the faithful departed._
Be merciful, O Lord, and pardon their sins.
Be merciful, O Lord, and hear their prayers.
From the shades of death, where the light of thy countenance
shineth not,
_Deliver them, O Lord._
From the evils to which immortification in this world must expose
them in the other,
_Deliver them, O Lord._
From thy displeasure, provoked by negligence and ingratitude,
_Deliver them, O Lord._
From the pains of purgatory, so justly inflicted upon unexpiated
sins,
_Deliver them, O Lord._
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From the torments of purgatory, incomparably greater than the
bitterest anguish of this life,
_Deliver them, O Lord._
By the multitude of thy mercies, ever compassionate to human
frailties,
_Deliver them, O Lord._
By the virtue of thy cross, whereon thou reconciledst the world
to thy Father,
_Deliver them, O Lord._
By thy victorious descent into hell, to break the chains of
death,
_Deliver them, O Lord._
By thy glorious resurrection from the tomb, to open the kingdom
of heaven,
_Deliver them, O Lord._
By thy triumphant ascension into heaven, to lead captivity
captive,
_Deliver them, O Lord._
By thy dread coming to judge the world,
_Deliver them, O Lord._
We sinners,
_Beseech thee to hear us._
That it please thee to hasten the day when thy faithful shall be
delivered from the mansions of sorrow,
_We Beseech thee to hear us._
That it please thee to shorten the time of their expiation, and
to admit them speedily into thy heavenly sanctuary,
_We Beseech thee to hear us._
That it please thee through the prayers and good works performed
in thy church, to receive them into thy eternal tabernacles,
_We Beseech thee to hear us._
That it please thee to accept, in atonement for their sins, the
infinite value of thy unbloody sacrifice,
_We Beseech thee to hear us._
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