_Suffrages of the Saints_. (Title XXXV.) In Sec.2 of rubrics of the new Breviary we read, "Deinceps, quando facienda erunt suffragia sanctorum, unum fiet suffragium, juxta formulam propositam in Ordinario novi Psalterii." Thus were abolished the old formulae of suffrages and a new one inserted. Antiphon Beata Dei Genitrix.... V. Mitificavit .... R. Et exaudivit.... Oremus, A cunctis.... This will be said at Lauds and Vespers outside Paschal time (1) on all Sundays and ferias, (2) on semi-doubles and simples, except (_a_) in Advent and Passiontide, (_b_) when there is a commemoration of a double, a day within an octave. In Paschal time the Commemoration is of the Cross. In this prayer the names of the Holy Angels and of St. John the Baptist, if they be titulars, are inserted before the name of St. Joseph. At the letter N. in the prayer, the name of the titular saint of the particular church should be inserted; but churches dedicated by the title of a mystery (e.g., the Ascension) are not to be named in this prayer (S.R.C., March, 1912). TEXTS AND INTENTIONS TO AID THE PIOUS RECITATION OF VESPERS. 1. "Woman, behold thy Son; Behold Thy mother" (St. John, c. 19), 2. "I thirst" (St. John, c. 19). 3. "And they, putting a sponge full of vinegar about hyssop, put it to His mouth" (St. John, c. 19). _General Intentions_. The conversion of sinners; the wants of the Church; those in death agony; spread of Eucharistic devotion; daily Communion; priest adorers; reparation for bad Communions; reparation for impieties and irreverences towards the Eucharist. _Personal Intentions_. Regularity in visits to Blessed Sacrament; Fervour in Mass and in administering Holy Communion; a happy death; true and deep devotion to Mary. _Special Intentions_. The Irish Daily Mass Crusade; Total Abstinence; devotion to the Passion; devotion to the agonising Heart of Jesus. COMPLINE. _Etymology and synonym_. The word compline comes from the Latin word _complere_, to complete, to finish, because this Hour completes or finishes the day Hours of the Office. It bore several names, _Completa_ (St. Isidore), _Initium noctis_ (St. Columbanus), _Prima noctis hora_ (St. Fructeux).