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Precamur ergo te, Domine: ut nos famulos tuos, omnemque clerum, et devotissimum populum: una cum beatissimo Papa nostro N. et
Antistite nostro N. quiete temporum assidua protectione regere, gubernare, et conservare
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added a phrase to the prayer for the members of the Church, and definitively replaced the prayer for the Holy Roman
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201:, not found elsewhere, but containing the remarkable "praise of the bee"—possibly a Vergilian reminiscence—which is found with more or less modification in all the texts of the
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Precamur ergo te, Domine: ut nos famulos tuos, omnemque clerum, et devotissimum populum: una cum beatissimo Papa nostro N. et
Antistite nostro N. quiete temporum
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Precamur ergo te, Domine: ut nos famulos tuos, omnemque clerum, et devotissimum populum: una cum beatissimo Papa nostro N. et
Antistite nostro N.
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Dominum Nostrum Iesum Christum filium tuum, qui tecum vivit et regnat in unitate Spiritus Sancti, Deus, per omnia saecula saeculorum.
390:. The use of these rolls, as far as is known at present, was confined to Italy. The best examples date from the tenth and eleventh centuries.
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How wonderful and beyond all telling is Your mercy toward us, O God,
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and continue bravely burning to dispel the darkness of the night!
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This is our Passover feast, when Christ, the true Lamb, is slain.
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invisible, almighty, and eternal God, and your Son, Jesus Christ.
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Let Christ, the true light and morning star, shine in our hearts,
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Accept now the evening sacrifices of our thanksgiving and praise.
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This is the night, when Christ broke the bonds of death and hell,
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and paid the debt of Adam's sin to deliver your faithful people.
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sin is washed away. It restores innocence to the fallen, and joy
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at the feast of the Passover paid for us the debt of Adam's sin,
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etc. This section serves as the introduction to the body of the
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for it is fed by the melting wax which the bees, your servants,
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Holy Father, accept our evening sacrifice, the offering of this
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This is the night, when all who believe in Christ are delivered
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assidua protectione regere, gubernare, et conservare digneris.
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drives out hatred, fosters concord, and brings down the mighty.
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to those who mourn. It casts out pride and hatred, and brings
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How holy is this night, when wickedness is put to flight, and
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from the gloom of sin, and are restored to grace and holiness
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This is the night, when you brought our fathers, the children
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candle in your honor. May it shine continually to drive away
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mercy and loving-kindness to us, that to redeem a slave, you
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of Israel, out of bondage in Egypt, and led them through the
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for the grace to sing the worthy praise of this great light;
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toto cordis ac mentis afféctu et vocis ministério personáre.
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churches, as well as other Western Christian denominations.
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for the light of the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ,
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creation, and who lives and reigns for ever and ever. Amen.
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setting, find it ever burning—he who gives his light to all
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How blessed is this night, when earth and heaven are joined
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Jesus Christ our Lord; for he is the true Paschal Lamb, who
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The Blessing of the Fire and the Preparation of the Candle
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Who has cleansed us by the shedding of His precious blood.
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Praise You, O Lord, Holy Father, almighty everlasting God,
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ut digne et competenter annunties suum Paschale praeconium
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Know that the ancient darkness has been forever banished.
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qui, regrĂ©ssus ab Ănferis, humáno gĂ©neri serĂ©nus illĂşxit,
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Accept this Easter candle, a flame divided but undimmed,
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quæ peccatórum ténebras colúmnæ illuminatióne purgávit.
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Who for our sake paid Adam's debt to the eternal Father,
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Hymn of praise sung in the Christian liturgies of Easter
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Christ, that Morning Star, who came back from the dead,
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all darkness. May Christ, the Morning Star who knows no
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The following is an example of an Anglican text of the
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and Jesus Christ, our Lord, his Son, his Only Begotten.
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your Son who lives and reigns for ever and ever. Amen.
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almighty, and eternal God, and your only-begotten Son,
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as follows (the sections in brackets may be omitted):
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restores innocence to the fallen, and joy to mourners,
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This is the night when first you saved our forebears,
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When You brought our fathers, the children of Israel,
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for darkness has been vanquished by our eternal King.
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In huius Ăgitur noctis grátia, sĂşscipe, sancte Pater,
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Night truly blessed, when heaven is wedded to earth,
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are restored to grace and grow together in holiness.
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in qua terrĂ©nis cælĂ©stia, humánis divĂna iungĂşntur!
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quæ hódie per univérsum mundum in Christo credéntes,
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et pro tanti Regis victĂłria tuba Ănsonet salutáris.
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that earned for us so great, so glorious a Redeemer!
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dazzling is the night for me, and full of gladness.
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when once you led our forebears, Israel's children,
1837:Evangelical Lutheran Worship Leaders Desk Edition.
1647:washed clean of sin and freed from all defilement,
1501:Who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit,
1348:Let all this house of God ring out with rejoicing,
1191:It is truly right and good, always and everywhere,
910:ut céreus iste in honórem tui nóminis consecrátus,
817:a vĂtiis sæculi et calĂgine peccatĂłrum segregátos,
789:et véteris piáculi cautiónem pio cruóre detérsit.
548:to acclaim our God invisible, the almighty Father,
189:, for instance, the formula is of the nature of a
88:. In the absence of a deacon, it may be sung by a
1633:you freed the people of Israel from their slavery
1571:Rejoice, heavenly powers! Sing, choirs of angels!
1552:The text of the Easter Proclamation contained in
1298:The following is an example form of the Lutheran
1106:Rejoice now, heavenly hosts and choirs of angels,
1039:Respice etiam ad eos, qui nos in potestate regunt
587:sets Christian believers apart from worldly vices
557:wiped clean the record of our ancient sinfulness.
495:standing in the awesome glory of this holy light,
1333:In the radiance of the light now poured upon you
1206:and by his blood delivered your faithful people.
873:Fugat ódia, concórdiam parat et curvat impéria.
871:et reddit innocĂ©ntiam lapsis et mæstis lætĂtiam.
680:when things of heaven are wed to those of earth,
573:and made them pass dry-shod through the Red Sea.
475:Be glad, let earth be glad, as glory floods her,
1839:(Minneapolis: Augsburg Fortress, 2006) page 647
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1418:And led them through the Red Sea on dry ground.
1318:Rejoice now, all you heavenly choirs of angels;
756:intra Levitárum númerum dignátus est aggregáre,
743:et magnis populórum vócibus hæc aula resúltet.
732:Gáudeat et tellus, tantis irradiáta fulgóribus:
564:whose Blood anoints the doorposts of believers.
507:that I may sing this candle's perfect praises).
174:its introduction in the local church in Rome.
1748:The Exultant Praise of the Easter Proclamation
1383:That we should at all times and in all places,
1351:With the praises of all God's faithful people.
884:de opéribus apum, sacrosáncta reddit Ecclésia.
852:quæ talem ac tantum méruit habére Redemptórem!
787:Qui pro nobis ætérno Patri Adæ débitum solvit,
562:in which is slain the Lamb, the one true Lamb,
1644:This is the night when Christians everywhere,
1401:Who offered Himself for the sin of the world,
929:et tecum vivit et regnat in sæcula sæculórum.
748:ad tam miram huius sancti lúminis claritátem,
656:the work of bees and of your servants' hands,
490:filled with the mighty voices of the peoples.
208:The regularity of the metrical cursus of the
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1689:and shed his peaceful light on all creation,
1613:It is truly right that we should praise you,
1608:echoing the mighty song of all God's people!
1537:even when its light is divided and borrowed.
889:quam in honórem Dei rútilans ignis accéndit.
805:Mare Rubrum sicco vestĂgio transĂre fecĂsti.
796:cuius sánguine postes fidélium consecrántur.
746:[QuaprĂłpter astántes vos, fratres carĂssimi,
736:totĂus orbis se sĂ©ntiat amisĂsse calĂginem.
697:and let it mingle with the lights of heaven.
665:which glowing fire ignites for God's honour,
652:On this, your night of grace, O holy Father,
616:destroyed completely by the Death of Christ!
244:at the Easter Vigil. The order is, briefly:
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1636:and led them with dry feet through the sea.
1543:have made for the substance of this candle.
1531:We sing the glories of this pillar of fire,
1522:receive, O God, our praise and thanksgiving
1131:and let your holy courts, in radiant light,
898:quas in substántiam pretiósæ huius lámpadis
893:mutuáti tamen lúminis detrimenta non novit.
801:in qua primum patres nostros, fĂlios Israel
663:But now we know the praises of this pillar,
501:that he, who has been pleased to number me,
466:Exult, let them exult, the hosts of heaven,
1672:a pillar of fire that glows to your honor.
1619:For Christ has ransomed us with his blood,
1440:When Christ, the Life, rose from the dead.
1183:It is right to give him thanks and praise.
1117:Rejoice and sing now, all the round earth,
923:ille, inquam, lúcifer, qui nescit occásum.
598:when Christ broke the prison-bars of death
339:, marked by grains of incense as with the
1738:. New York, Oxford University Press, 1996
1566:into the church with the Paschal Candle:
1534:the brightness of which is not diminished
1454:That to redeem a slave You gave Your Son.
1432:And are restored to life and immortality.
1004:necnon gloriosissimo Imperatore nostro N.
880:quod tibi in hac cérei oblatióne solémni,
866:et nox illuminátio mea in delĂciis meis.
669:yet never dimmed by sharing of its light,
611:to ransom a slave you gave away your Son!
307:. First, a parallel is drawn between the
1793:. The Episcopal Church. pp. 285–287
1675:Let it mingle with the lights of heaven,
1574:Exult, all creation around God's throne!
1528:reflected in the burning of this candle.
1484:When man is reconciled to God in Christ.
1473:When innocence is restored to the fallen
1370:Let us give thanks to the Lord, our God.
1345:Clothed in the brightness of this light;
1134:resound with the praises of your people.
1013:necnon gloriosissimo Imperatore nostro N
921:Flammas eius lĂşcifer matutĂnus invĂ©niat:
752:Dei omnipoténtis misericórdiam invocáte.
709:has shed his peaceful light on humanity,
600:and rose victorious from the underworld.
560:These, then, are the feasts of Passover,
486:arrayed with the lightning of his glory,
484:Rejoice, let Mother Church also rejoice,
477:ablaze with light from her eternal King,
468:exult, let Angel ministers of God exult,
392:
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1599:Rejoice, O holy Church! Exult in glory!
1177:Let us give thanks to the Lord our God.
1128:Rejoice and be glad now, Mother Church,
887:Sed iam colúmnæ huius præcónia nóvimus,
838:ut servum redĂmeres, FĂlium tradidĂsti!
834:O mira circa nos tuæ pietátis dignátio!
711:and lives and reigns for ever and ever.
693:to overcome the darkness of this night.
645:dispels wickedness, washes faults away,
534:Let us give thanks to the Lord our God.
1591:Christ has conquered! Glory fills you!
1588:radiant in the brightness of our King!
1585:Rejoice, O earth, in shining splendor,
1386:With all our heart and mind and voice,
1148:through Jesus Christ his Son our Lord,
912:ad noctis huius calĂginem destruĂ©ndam,
859:in qua Christus ab Ănferis resurrĂ©xit!
857:quæ sola méruit scire tempus et horam,
760:cĂ©rei huius laudem implĂ©re perfĂciat.]
654:accept this candle, a solemn offering,
629:worthy alone to know the time and hour
546:and with devoted service of our voice,
505:may pour into me his light unshadowed,
488:let this holy building shake with joy,
472:sound aloud our mighty King's triumph!
1380:It is truly good, right, and salutary
1327:And proclaim the triumph of our King.
1109:and let your trumpets shout Salvation
1061:All variants ended with the formula:
1035:concessa, in his paschalibus gaudiis,
878:laudis huius sacrifĂcium vespertĂnum,
794:in quibus verus ille Agnus occĂditur,
734:et ætérni Regis splendóre illustráta,
707:who, coming back from death's domain,
699:May this flame be found still burning
660:this gift from your most holy Church.
631:when Christ rose from the underworld!
609:O love, O charity beyond all telling,
481:knowing an end to gloom and darkness.
479:let all corners of the earth be glad,
453:Roman Catholic English and Latin text
397:The beginning of the Exsultet in the
225:(Vat. Reg. 337) does not contain the
46:(spelled in pre-1920 editions of the
7:
1853:The United Methodist Book of Worship
1813:"Exsultet (The Easter Proclamation)"
1555:The United Methodist Book of Worship
1462:When all wickedness is put to flight
827:Christus ab Ănferis victor ascĂ©ndit.
778:invisĂbilem Deum Patrem omnipotĂ©ntem
771:℣. Grátias agámus Dómino Deo nostro.
725:Exsúltet iam angélica turba cælórum:
703:the one Morning Star who never sets,
689:hallowed to the honour of your name,
638:The night shall be as bright as day,
607:O wonder of your humble care for us!
555:and, pouring out his own dear Blood,
295:proper, which is of the nature of a
1920:Church Music Association of America
1658:and rose triumphant from the grave.
1498:He who gives light to all creation,
1476:And joy is given to those downcast.
1236:and rose victorious from the grave.
1112:for the victory of our mighty King.
836:O inæstimábilis diléctio caritátis:
825:in qua, destrĂşctis vĂnculis mortis,
695:Receive it as a pleasing fragrance,
643:The sanctifying power of this night
585:that even now throughout the world,
503:though unworthy, among the Levites,
156:and perhaps, from the reference by
1602:The risen Saviour shines upon you!
1519:Therefore, in this night of grace,
1324:Sound forth, trumpet of salvation,
1157:one God, for ever and ever. Amen.)
819:reddit grátiæ, sóciat sanctitáti.
741:tanti lúminis adornáta fulgóribus:
603:Our birth would have been no gain,
593:and joining them to his holy ones.
544:with ardent love of mind and heart
319:, the candle corresponding to the
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1961:Latin religious words and phrases
1925:Post 2010 version of the Exsultet
1577:Jesus Christ, our King, is risen!
1429:Are delivered from bondage to sin
949:ended with a long prayer for the
916:Et in odórem suavitátis accéptus,
891:Qui, lĂcet sit divĂsus in partes,
862:Hæc nox est, de qua scriptum est:
841:O certe necessárium Adæ peccátum,
758:lúminis sui claritátem infúndens,
1605:Let this place resound with joy,
1154:in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
1142:pray with me to God the Almighty
1120:bright with a glorious splendor,
1006:” to this ending, which became:
864:Et nox sicut dies illuminábitur:
667:a fire into many flames divided,
410:
132:(proclamation or praise) to the
36:The Exsultet in a Polish church.
1580:Sound the trumpet of salvation!
1445:The seal of the grave is broken
1398:For He is the very Paschal Lamb
918:supérnis lumináribus misceátur.
843:quod Christi morte delétum est!
830:Nihil enim nobis nasci prĂłfuit,
782:DĂłminum nostrum Iesum Christum,
658:an evening sacrifice of praise,
1426:When all who believe in Christ
1269:and man is reconciled to God.)
1151:who lives and reigns with him,
896:Alitur enim liquántibus ceris,
792:Hæc sunt enim festa paschália,
614:O truly necessary sin of Adam,
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1914:Chant notation from the 1970
1736:The Exultet in Southern Italy
1712:"Library : The Exsultet"
1664:and we are reconciled to you!
1050:in 1970 issued following the
687:we pray you that this candle,
675:to build a torch so precious.
671:for it is fed by melting wax,
580:banished the darkness of sin.
420:This page is a candidate for
374:was introduced upon the word
299:, or, as it is called in the
1971:Lutheran liturgy and worship
1513:Evangelical Lutheran Worship
1367:We lift them up to the Lord.
1342:Rejoice, O Church of Christ,
1054:, but remains in use in the
529:We lift them up to the Lord.
493:(Therefore, dearest friends,
470:let the trumpet of salvation
264:per omnia saecula saeculorum
160:(De Civ. Dei, XV, xxii), in
1594:Darkness vanishes for ever!
1392:And your only begotten Son,
1330:Rejoice too, all the earth,
773:â„ź. â„ź. Dignum et iustum est.
754:Ut, qui me non meis méritis
542:It is truly right and just,
128:explicitly gives the title
1992:
1951:Christian liturgical music
1321:Rejoice now, all creation;
780:Filiúmque eius unigénitum,
776:Vere dignum et iustum est,
739:Lætétur et mater Ecclésia,
727:exsĂşltent divĂna mystĂ©ria:
589:and from the gloom of sin,
578:that with a pillar of fire
499:the mercy of God almighty,
497:invoke with me, I ask you,
240:, and the blessing of the
1790:The Book of Common Prayer
1504:One God, now and forever.
1481:How blessed is this night
605:had we not been redeemed.
361:incensi hujus sacrificium
177:The formula used for the
1956:Christian hymns in Latin
1046:This was removed in the
682:and divine to the human.
673:drawn out by mother bees
301:Missale Gallicanum Vetus
1716:www.catholicculture.org
1465:And sin is washed away.
1415:Out of bondage in Egypt
914:indefĂciens persevĂ©ret.
908:Orámus ergo te, Dómine,
832:nisi rĂ©dimi profuĂsset.
765:â„ź. Et cum spĂritu tuo.]
691:may persevere undimmed,
636:of which it is written:
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1470:How holy is this night
1459:How holy is this night
1095:in the United States.
1052:Second Vatican Council
995:of 10 September 1857,
941:Prayer for the Emperor
769:℟. Habémus ad Dóminum.
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