tione jugiter inhærentes, lowing his example, we gloriam assequamur æternam. Per Dom. may obtain eternal glory. Through our Lord, &c. Commemoration of St. Clement, P.M. E Ant. Dedisti Domine habitaculum mārtyri tuo Clementi in mari, in modum templi marmorei, Angelicis manibus præparatum, iter præbens populo terræ, ut enarrent mirabilia tua. > V. Justus ut palma florebit. R. Sicut cedrus Libani multiplicabitur. Ant. Thou didst give, O Lord, to thy martyr Clement a habitation in the sea, in the form of a marble temple, prepared by the hands of Angels, affording a journey to thy people, that they may declare thy wonders. V. The just shall flourish like the palm tree. R. He shall grow up like the cedar of Libanus. PRAYER.-Deus, qui nos annua, as above, page 360. Commemorations of Sunday, and of St. Chrysogonus, M. ANT.-Iste sanctus, V. and R. as in the Common, page XVIII. PRAYER. Adesto Domine supplicationibus nostris : ut qui ex iniquitate nostra reos nos esse cognoscimus, beati Chrysogoni martyris tui intercessione liberemur. Per Dom. Attend, O Lord, to our supplications: that we who know ourselves to be guilty on account of our iniquities, may be delivered by the intercession of thy blessed martyr Chrysogonus. Through our Lord, &c. SECOND VESPERS, as in the Common, page xxxv, to the Little Chapter: then of the following. NOVEMBER 25. St. Catherine, Virgin and Martyr.-Double. FIRST VESPERS, from the Little Chapter, as in the Common, page XXXVI. PRAYER. DEUS, qui dedisti legem Moysi in summitate montis Sinaï, et in eodem loco per sanctos Angelos tuos corpus beatæ Catharinæ virginis et martyris tuæ mirabiliter collocasti: præsta quæsumus ; ut ejus meritis et intercessione, ad montem, qui Christus est, pervenire valeamus. Qui tecum vivit. O GOD, who didst give the law to Moses on the summit of mount Sinai, and didst wonderfully deposit in the same place by thy holy Angels the body of the blessed virgin and martyr Catherine: grant we beseech thee; that by her merits and intercession, we may be enabled to arrive at the mountain, which is Christ. Who lives, &c. Commemoration of St. John of the Cross, Confessor. ANT.-Hic vir, V. and R. as in the Common, page xxxv. PRAYER.-Deus, qui sanctum, as above, page Then a Commemoration of the Sunday. 362. SECOND VESPERS, as in the Common, page xxxix, i the Little Chapter: then of the following. November 26. St. Felix of Valois, Confessor.—Double. FIRST VESPERS, from the Little Chapter, Common, page xxxIII. In the Hymn, meruit supremos. as in the to 1 PRAYER. DEUS, qui beatum Felicem Confessorem tuum ex eremo ad munus redimendi captivos cœlitus vocare dignatus es: præsta quæsumus; ut per gratiam tuam ex peccatorum nostrorum captivitate, ejus intercessione liberati, ad cœlestem patriam perducamur. Per Dom. O GOD, who didst vouchsafe by heavenly inspiration to call blessed Felix thy Confessor out of the desert to the office of redeeming captives: grant we beseech thee; that by thy grace, being delivered from the captivity of our sins through his intercession, we may be conducted to our heavenly country. Through our Lord, &c. Commemoration of St. Catherine, V.M. ANT.-Veni sponsa, V. and R. as in the Common, page XXXIX. PRAYER.-Deus, qui dedisti, as above, page 364. Then of the Sunday, and of St. Peter, B. M. ANT.-Iste sanctus, V. and R. and Prayer, Infirmitatem, as in the Common, page XVIII. SECOND VESPERS, as in the Common, page xxxv, to the Little Chapter: then of the following. NOVEMBER 27. St. Gregory Thaumaturgus, Bishop and Confessor. Double. FIRST VESPERS, from the Little Chapter, as in the Common, page xxix. In the Hymn, meruit supremos. PRAYER. Da quæsumus, as in the Common. |