Introit
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Alleluia
(Suggested, from Hyfrydol)
Offertory
| Fr. Jeremiah Cummings Williams, 1824-1866 | Orlando Gibbons, 1583-1625 |
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| 1. Blessed the poor in spirit, they are heirs To wealth untold, for heaven itself is theirs. |
5. Blessed the merciful, for they’ll obtain The mercy which they grant their fellowmen. |
| 2. Blessed the meek, for without strife their hand Shall be victorious, and possess the land. |
6. Blessed the clean of heart, for they shall see The Lord in all his cloudless purity. |
| 3. Blessed are they that mourn, for God one day Will comfort them, and wipe their tears away. |
7. Blessed the makers of peace, the kind and mild Children of God they shall be justly styled. |
| 4. Blessed who hunger and who thirst, unskilled in wiles, for justice, for they shall be filled. |
8. Blessed are they that suffer in the right, For heaven’s kingdom shall their cares requite. |
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Communion
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Recessional
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| Right Reverend Msgr. H.T. Henry | Nicola A. Montani |
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| 1. Unto him, for whom, this day; Juste judex ultionis We in love and pity pray; Donum fac remissionis. (Refrain) |
Refrain: Pie Jesu Domine, Dona ei requiem. Pie Jesu Domine, Dona ei requiem. |
| 2. When at Judgement he shall stand, Rex tremendae majestatis, Grant him what Thy love hath planned, Qui salvandos salvas gratis. (Refrain) |
3. He hath fought the gallant fight Inter oves locum praesta, Lead Him on to Heaven’s light Statuens in parte dextra. (Refrain) |
