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Vesp Gen Bk B.Pdf SUNDAY AT VESPERS CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF SAINT MICHAEL Archdiocese of Toronto Chant settings by Samuel F. Weber, O.S.B. 2008 Table of Contents 1. Lucenarium N.T. Canticles Opening Verse 50. Ephesians 1 : 3-10 51. Philippians 2 : 6-11 2. Latin 52. Colossians 1: 12-20 3. Latin. During Lent 53. Cf. 1 Timothy 3 : 16 4. English 54. 1 Peter 2 :21-24 5. English. During Lent 55. Apocalypse 4 : 11 ; 5 : 9. 10. 12 Hymns 56. Apocalypse 15 : 3-4 6. Through the Year. I & III 57. Apocalypse 19 : 1-7. Mode 5 7. Through the Year. II & IV 58. Apocalypse 19 : 1-7. Mode 8 8. Advent Responsories 9. Christmas 59. Through the Year. I & III 10. Holy Family 60. Through the Year. II & IV 11. 1 January 61. Advent 12. Epiphany 62. Christmas. 1 January 13. Baptism 63. Holy Family 14. Lent 64. Epiphany 15. Passiontide 65. Baptism of the Lord 16. Paschaltide 66. Lent 17. Ascension 67. Palm Sunday. 18. Pentecost 68. Easter Sunday. Mode 6 19. Trinity Sunday 69. Easter Sunday. Mode 8 20. Corpus Christi 70. Ascension 21. Christ the King 71. Pentecost 22. 2 February 72. Trinity Sunday 23. 24 June 73. Corpus Christi 24. 29 June. I Vespers 74. Christ the King 25. 29 June. II Vespers 75. 2 February 26. 15 August 76. 24 June 27. 14 September 77. 29 June 28. 29 September 78. 15 August 29. 1 November 79. 14 September 30. 2 November 80. 29 September 31. 9 November 81. 1 November. I Vespers Vesper Psalms 82. 1 November. II Vespers 83. 2 November. A 32. Psalm 14 84. 2 November. B 33. Psalm 45 85. 9 November. I Vespers 34. Psalm 109 : 1-5. 7 86. 9 November. II Vespers 35. Psalm 110 Magnificat 36. Psalm 111 37. Psalm 112 87. Magnificat. Latin. Mode 8 38. Psalm 113 A 88. Magnificat. English. Mode 8 39. Psalm 113 B Conclusion 40. Psalm 115 89. Intercessions 41. Psalm 116 90. Pater noster 42. Psalm 121 91. Our Father 43. Psalm 125 92. Conclusion 44. Psalm 129 93. Conclusion. Paschaltide 45. Psalm 134 A 94. Benediction 46. Psalm 134 B 95. Alma Redemptoris Mater. Advent 47. 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