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Solennità Di San Giuseppe Sposo Della Beata Vergine Maria CAPPELLA PAPALE SOLENNITÀ DI SAN GIUSEPPE SPOSO DELLA BEATA VERGINE MARIA IMPOSIZIONE DEL PALLIO CONSEGNA DELL’ANELLO DEL PESCATORE E SANTA MESSA PER L’INIZIO DEL MINISTERO PETRINO DEL VESCOVO DI ROMA FRANCESCO PIAZZA SAN PIETRO, 19 MARZO 2013 I RITI PER L’INIZIO DEL MINISTERO PETRINO DEL VESCOVO DI ROMA Tu es Petrus La schola: Mt 16, 18-19 You are Peter, and upon this rock I will Tu sei Pietro e su questa pietra edifiche- Tu es Petrus, et super hanc petram build my Church, and the gates of the rò la mia Chiesa e le potenze degli inferi ædificabo Ecclesiam meam, netherworld shall not prevail against it. non prevarranno su di essa. A te darò le I will give you the keys to the kingdom chiavi del regno dei cieli. et portæ inferi non prævalebunt adversus eam, of heaven. et tibi dabo claves regni cælorum. Il nuovo Sommo Pontefice scende, con i Patriarchi delle Chiese Orientali, al Sepolcro di San Pietro e vi sosta in preghiera. Quindi infonde l’incenso nel turibolo e incensa il Trophæum Apostolico. Nel frattempo due Diaconi prendono la capsella con il Pallio pasto- rale e con l’Anello del Pescatore e l’Evangeliario e li portano insie- me in processione. Il Santo Padre risale in Basilica e si unisce alla processione. 4 5 Laudes Regiæ Laudes Regiæ Laudes Regiæ La schola: Christ conquers, Christ reigns, Christ Cristo vince! Cristo regna! Cristo im- Christus vincit, Christus regnat, Christus imperat. commands. pera! L’assemblea: Christ conquers, Christ reigns, Christ Cristo vince! Cristo regna! Cristo im- Christus vincit, Christus regnat, Christus impe-rat. commands. pera! I La schola e successivamente l’assemblea: Hear, O Christ. Ascoltaci, o Cristo. Exau-di, Chris-te. C. Exaudi, Christe. C. Hear, O Christ. C. Ascoltaci, o Cristo. La schola: For the holy Church of God, beyond Alla Chiesa santa di Dio, che congiunge Ecclesiæ sanctæ Dei, kingdoms’ boundaries binding together le anime al di là dei confini dei regni: supra regnorum fines nectenti animas: souls: be everlasting safety. salute perpetua. salus perpetua. La schola e successivamente l’assemblea: Redeemer of the world, Redentore del mondo, Re-demptor mun-di, C. tu il-lam adiu-va. C. come to her aid. C. sostienila. Holy Mary... Santa Maria... Sancta Maria, tu illam adiuva. Saint John the Baptist... San Giovanni Battista... Sante Ioannes Baptista, tu illam adiuva. Saint Michael... San Michele... Sancte Michael, tu illam adiuva. Saint Joseph... San Giuseppe... Sancte Ioseph, tu illam adiuva. 6 7 L’assemblea: Christ conquers, Christ reigns, Christ Cristo vince! Cristo regna! Cristo im- Christus vincit, Christus regnat, Christus impe-rat. commands. pera! II La schola e successivamente l’assemblea: Hear, O Christ. Ascoltaci, o Cristo. Exau-di, Chris-te. C. Exaudi, Christe. C. Hear, O Christ. C. Ascoltaci, o Cristo. La schola: For Francis Supreme Pontiff, who gath- A Francesco Sommo Pontefice, che ra- Francisco Summo Pontifici, ereth into one all peoples through doc- duna i popoli in unità con la dottrina, in unum populos doctrina congreganti, caritate: trine, in charity: let there be grace for the carità: al Pastore la grazia, al gregge Shepherd and obedience for the flock. docilità. Pastori gratia, gregi obsequentia. La schola e successivamente l’assemblea: Saviour of the world, Salvatore del mondo, Salva-tor mun-di, C. tu il-lum adiu-va. C. come to his aid. C. sostienilo. Saint Peter... San Pietro... Sancte Petre, tu illum adiuva. Saint Paul... San Paolo... Sancte Paule, tu illum adiuva. Saint Andrew... Sant’Andrea... Sancte Andrea, tu illum adiuva. Saint John... San Giovanni... Sancte Ioannes, tu illum adiuva. Saint James... San Giacomo... Sancte Iacobe, tu illum adiuva. Saint Thomas... San Tommaso... Sancte Thoma, tu illum adiuva. Saint Philip... San Filippo... Sancte Philippe, tu illum adiuva. Saint James... San Giacomo... Sancte Iacobe, tu illum adiuva. 8 9 Saint Bartholomew... San Bartolomeo... Sancte Bartholomæe, tu illum adiuva. Saint Matthew... San Matteo... Sancte Matthæe, tu illum adiuva. Saint Simon... San Simone... Sancte Simon, tu illum adiuva. Saint Thaddeus... San Taddeo... Sancte Thaddæe, tu illum adiuva. Saint Matthias... San Mattia... Sancte Matthia, tu illum adiuva. L’assemblea: Christ conquers, Christ reigns, Christ Cristo vince! Cristo regna! Cristo im- Christus vincit, Christus regnat, Christus impe-rat. commands. pera! III La schola e successivamente l’assemblea: Hear, O Christ. Ascoltaci, o Cristo. Exau-di, Chris-te. C. Exaudi, Christe. C. Hear, O Christ. C. Ascoltaci, o Cristo. La schola: For Francis, Bishop of Rome and Succes- A Francesco Vescovo di Roma e Succes- Francisco Romano Episcopo Successori Petri sor of Peter, who today begins his minis- sore di Pietro che oggi inizia il suo mi- suum ministerium hodie inauguranti: try: grant strength, the understanding of nistero: dona la forza, la concordia dello the Holy Spirit and sollicitude towards Spirito Santo e la sollecitudine per la robur, concordia Spiritus et sollicitudo pro universa Ecclesia. the Universal Church. Chiesa universale. La schola e successivamente l’assemblea: Saint Linus, San Lino, Sancte Li- ne, C. tu il-lum adiu-va. C. come to their aid. C. sostienili. Saint Cletus... San Cleto... Sancte Clete, tu illum adiuva. Saint Clement I... San Clemente I… Sancte Clemens Prime, tu illum adiuva. 10 11 Saint Sixtus I... San Sisto I... Sancte Xyste Prime, tu illum adiuva. Saint Stephen... San Callisto I... Sancte Calliste Prime, tu illum adiuva. Saint Stephen... San Ponziano... Sancte Pontiane, tu illum adiuva. Saint Stephen... San Fabiano... Sancte Fabiane, tu illum adiuva. Saint Stephen... San Cornelio... Sancte Corneli, tu illum adiuva. Saint Sixtus II... San Sisto II... Sancte Xyste Secunde, tu illum adiuva. Saint Sylvester I... San Silvestro I... Sancte Silvestre Prime, tu illum adiuva. Saint Damasus I... San Damaso I... Sancte Damase Prime, tu illum adiuva. Saint Leo the Great... San Leone Magno... Sancte Leo Magne, tu illum adiuva. Saint John I... San Giovanni I... Sancte Ioannes Prime, tu illum adiuva. Saint Gregory the Great... San Gregorio Magno... Sancte Gregori Magne, tu illum adiuva. Saint Martin I... San Martino I... Sancte Martine Prime, tu illum adiuva. Saint Gregory VII... San Gregorio VII... Sancte Gregori Septime, tu illum adiuva. Saint Pius X... San Pio V... Sancte Pie Quinte, tu illum adiuva. Saint Pius X... San Pio X... Sancte Pie Decime, tu illum adiuva. L’assemblea: Christ conquers, Christ reigns, Christ Cristo vince! Cristo regna! Cristo im- Christus vincit, Christus regnat, Christus impe-rat. commands. pera! La schola: L’assemblea: King of kings. Re dei re. Rex re- gum. Rex noster. C. Our King. C. Nostro Re. La schola: L’assemblea: Our hope. Speranza nostra. Spes nostra. Glo- ri- a nostra. C. Our glory. C. Gloria nostra. 12 13 IV La schola e successivamente l’assemblea: Hear, O Christ. Ascoltaci, o Cristo. Exau-di, Chris-te. C. Exaudi, Christe. C. Hear, O Christ. C. Ascoltaci, o Cristo. La schola: To our governors and all our fellow Ai governanti e a tutti i concittadini che Magistratibus et omnibus concivibus citizens praying with us: be true peace pregano con noi: la vera tranquillità del nobiscum orantibus: in their hearts, and fulfilment of their cuore, buon esito dei voti. vows. cordis vera quies, votorum effectus. La schola e successivamente l’assemblea: Help of Christians, Aiuto dei cristiani, Auxi- li- um christi- ano-rum, C. tu il-los adiu-va. C. come to their aid. C. sostienili. Saint Mary Magdalene... San Maria Maddalena... Sancta Maria Magdalena, tu illos adiuva. Saint Stephen... Santo Stefano... Sancte Stephane, tu illos adiuva. Sanit Ignatius of Antioch... Sant’Ignazio d’Antiochia... Sancte Ignati Antiochene, tu illos adiuva. Saint Lawrence... San Lorenzo... Sancte Laurenti, tu illos adiuva. Saint Perpetua and Saint Felicity, Sante Perpetua e Felicita, Sanctæ Perpe-tu- a et Fe- li- ci- tas, C. vos illos adiuva-te. C. come to their aid. C. sosteneteli. Saint Agnes... Sant’Agnese... Sancta Agnes, tu illos adiuva. 14 15 Saint Ambrose... Sant’Ambrogio... Sancte Ambrosi, tu illos adiuva. Saint Jerome... San Girolamo... Sancte Hieronyme, tu illos adiuva. Saint Augustine... Sant’Agostino... Sancte Augustine, tu illos adiuva. Saint Athanasius... Sant’Atanasio... Sancte Athanasi, tu illos adiuva. Saint Basil and Saint Gregory of Nazianzus... Santi Basilio e Gregorio Nazianzeno... Sancti Basili et Gregori Nazianzene, vos illos adiuvate. Saint John Chrysostom... San Giovanni Crisostomo... Sancte Ioannes Chrysostome, tu illos adiuva. Saint Martin... San Martino... Sancte Martine, tu illos adiuva. Saint Francis de Sales... San Francesco di Sales... Sancte Francisce de Sales, tu illos adiuva. Saint Anthony... Sant’Antonio... Sancte Antoni, tu illos adiuva. Saint Benedict... San Benedetto... Sancte Benedicte, tu illos adiuva. Saint Bernard... San Bernardo... Sancte Bernarde, tu illos adiuva. Saint Francis and Saint Dominic... Santi Francesco e Domenico... Sancti Francisce et Dominice, vos illos adiuvate. Saint Thomas Aquinas... San Tommaso d’Aquino... Sancte Thoma de Aquino, tu illos adiuva. Saint Francis Xavier... San Francesco Saverio... Sancte Francisce Xavier, tu illos adiuva. Saint John Vianney... San Giovanni Maria Vianney... Sancte Ioannes Maria Vianney, tu illos adiuva. Saint Catherine of Siena... Santa Caterina da Siena... Sancta Catharina Senensis, tu illos adiuva. Saint Teresa of Jesus... Santa Teresa di Gesù... Sancta Teresia a Iesu, tu illos adiuva. All holy men and women, Saints of God... Santi e Sante di Dio... Omnes sancti et sanctæ Dei, vos illos adiuvate. L’assemblea: Christ conquers, Christ reigns, Christ Cristo vince! Cristo regna! Cristo im- Christus vincit, Christus regnat, Christus impe-rat. commands. pera! La schola: To him alone be authority, praise and A lui solo l’impero, la lode e il giubilo, Ipsi soli imperium, laus et iubilatio, rejoicing, through endless ages of ages. per gli infiniti secoli dei secoli. per infinita sæcula sæculorum. L’assemblea: A-men. 16 17 La schola: L’assemblea: May they have favourable times! Abbiano tempi favorevoli! Tempo- ra bo-na ha-be- ant! Tempo- ra bo-na ha-be- C.
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