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    This hymn asks God to incline his ears in pity to the prayers of suppliants. It asks God to accept the vows of his servants and look with mercy from his holy throne. It pleads for God to illuminate lamps with his light and dispel darkness from hearts. It asks God to forgive many crimes through mercy, wash away stains, break bonds of sin, and spare and relieve those lying down through his hand. It acknowledges that without God we sink into a deep abyss and slip under the high wave of sin, but are drawn by his arm to the clear stars of heaven. It calls Christ the true light, goodness, life, joy of the world, and

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    This hymn asks God to incline his ears in pity to the prayers of suppliants. It asks God to accept the vows of his servants and look with mercy from his holy throne. It pleads for God to illuminate lamps with his light and dispel darkness from hearts. It asks God to forgive many crimes through mercy, wash away stains, break bonds of sin, and spare and relieve those lying down through his hand. It acknowledges that without God we sink into a deep abyss and slip under the high wave of sin, but are drawn by his arm to the clear stars of heaven. It calls Christ the true light, goodness, life, joy of the world, and

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    This hymn asks God to incline his ears in pity to the prayers of suppliants. It asks God to accept the vows of his servants and look with mercy from his holy throne. It pleads for God to illuminate lamps with his light and dispel darkness from hearts. It asks God to forgive many crimes through mercy, wash away stains, break bonds of sin, and spare and relieve those lying down through his hand. It acknowledges that without God we sink into a deep abyss and slip under the high wave of sin, but are drawn by his arm to the clear stars of heaven. It calls Christ the true light, goodness, life, joy of the world, and

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    2nd Vespers Hymn for Quadragesima

    Tone from the 1614 Carmelite Directorium Chori

    A d pre-ces nostras De- i-tá-tis aures, De- us, inclí-na pi- e-tá-te so-

    la; Súpplicum vo- ta súscipe, precámur Fámu-li tu- i. Réspi-ce clemens

    só-li- o de sancto Vultu se-ré-no, lámpades illústra, Lúmine tu- o ténebras

    depél-le Pécto-re nostro. Crímina la-xa pi- e-tá-te multa, Áblu-e sordes, vín-

    cu-la disrúmpe, Parce peccá- tis, ré-leva jacéntes Déxte-ra tu- a. Te sine

    te-tro mérgimur profúndo, Lábimur al-ta scé-le-ris sub unda, Bráchi- o tu-

    o tráhimur ad cla- ra Síde-ra cæ- li. Christe, lux ve- ra, bóni-tas et vi-ta,
    Gáudi- um mundi pí- e-tas imménsa, Qui nos a mor-te ró-se- o salvá-sti Sán-

    guine tu- o. Ínse-re tu- um, pé-timus, amó-rem Méntibus nostris, fíde- i

    re-fúnde Lumen æ-térnum, ca-ri-tá-tis au-ge Di- lecti- ó- nem. Tu nobis

    do-na fontem lacrimárum, Je-juni- ó- rum fórti- a mi-nístra, Ví-ti- a carnis

    míl-li- a re-túnde Fráme- a tu- a. Procul a no-bis pérfidus absístat Sa-tan a

    tu- is ví-ribus confráctus, Sanctus assí-stat Spí-ri-tus a tu- a Sede demís-

    sus. Gló-ri- a De- o sit æ-térno Patri, Sit ti-bi semper, Geni-tó-ris Na- te,

    Cum quo æquá- lis Spí- ri-tus per cuncta Sǽcu-la regnat. A- men.

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