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Brotherhood Prayer Book Hymns Page 1 Brotherhood Prayer Book Hymns Sorted by “First Line” NAME FIRST LINE PAGE Occasion METER Hymnum canamus gloriae A hymn of glory let us sing 335 Ascension: 2nd Vespers LM Magnae Deus potentiae Almighty God, who from the flood 285 Thursday: Vespers LM Caelestis formam gloriae An image of that heavenly light 312 Transfiguration: Morn. LM Adesto, sancta Trinitas Be present, holy Trinity 342 Trinity: Vespers LM Urbs beata Jerusalem Blessed city, heavenly Salem 382 Anniv. Ded. Church 8.7.8.7.8.7 Veni, Creator Spiritus, Mentes Come, Holy Ghost, Creator blest 338 Pentecost: Compline LM Veni, Redemptor gentium Come, thou Redeemer of the Earth 302 Christmas Day LM Conditor alme siderum Creator of the stars of night 297 Advent 1: Vespers LM Telluris ingens Conditor Earth's mighty Maker, whose command 277 Tuesday: Vespers LM Aeterna caeli gloria Eternal Glory of the sky 287 Friday: Morning Prayer LM Aeterne Rex altissime Eternal Monarch, King most high 334 Ascension: 1st Vespers LM O Pater sancte Father, most holy, merciful and tender 342 Trinity: Morning Prayer 11.11.11.5 Nocte surgentes Father, we praise thee, now the night is over 264 Sunday: Morning Prayer 11.11.11.5 A solis ortus cardine From east to west, from shore to shore 302 Christmas Day LM Iste confessor He, whose confession God of old accepted 373 Common/Confessors 11.11.11.5 Iste confessor He, whose confession God of old accepted 379 Common/Holy Man 11.11.11.5 Verbum supernum prodiens High Word of God, who once didst come 297 Advent 1: Morning Prayer LM Sermone blando Angelus His cheering message from the grave 329 Easter 1: Morning Prayer LM Jesu redemptor omnium Jesus, the Father's only Son 301 Christmas Eve LM Jesu, Corona virginum Jesus, the virgin's crown, do Thou 377 Common/Virgins LM Jesus, dulcis memoria Jesus! The very thought is sweet 306 Circumcision: Morning Prayer LM Antra desert Let the example of St. John remind us 358 Nativity/John the Baptist 11.11.11.5 Exultet caelum laudibus Let the round world with songs rejoice 370 Common/Apost. & Evang. LM Lux ecce surgit aurea Lo! Golden light rekindles day 283 Thursday: Morning Prayer LM Plasmator hominis Maker of man, who from thy throne 290 Friday: Vespers LM Caeli Deus santissime Most holy Lord and God of heav'n 281 Wednesday: Vespers LM Festum Matris gloriosae Now in the holy celebration 360 Visitation: Vespers 8.7.8.7.8.7 Ecce tempus idoneum Now is the healing time decreed 319 Lent 3: Vespers LM Lucis Creator optime O Blest Creator of the light 267 Sunday: Vespers LM Immense caeli Conditor O Boundless Wisdom, God most high 272 Monday: Vespers LM Tu Christe nostrum gaudium O Christ, our joy, to whom is giv'n 335 Ascension: Morning Prayer LM O qui perpetuus nos O Christ, the Father's Voice and His eternal Word 374 Common/Doctors 12.12.12.8 Rex gloriose Martyrum O glorious King of martyr hosts 371 Common/Martyrs LM Rex gloriose Martyrm O glorious King of martyr hosts 373 Common/Confessors LM Page 1 Brotherhood Prayer Book Hymns Deus tuorum militum O God, Thy soldiers crown and guard 371 Common/Martyrs LM Audi benigne Conditor O Kind Creator, bow thine ear 316 Lent 1: Morning Prayer LM Exultet cor praecordiis O let the heart beat high with bliss 306 Circumcision: Vespers LM O nata Lux de lumine O Light of light, by love inclined 312 Transfiguration: Vespers LM Splendor paternae gloriae O Splendor of God's glory bright 268 Monday: Morning Prayer LM Jesu redemptor omnium O Thou whose all-redeeming might 376 Common/Bishops, etc. LM Jesu, Redemptor omnium O Thou whose all-redeeming might 378 Common/Holy Woman LM O Lux beata Trinitas O Trinity of Blessed light 295 Saturday: Vespers LM Mundi salus affutura Portal of the world's salvation 360 Visitation: Morning Prayer 8.7.8.7.8.7 Beata nobis gaudia Rejoice! The year upon its way 338 Pentecost: Vespers LM Pange, lingua gloriosi praelium certaminis Sing, my tongue, the glorious battle 320 Lent 5: Morning Prayer 8.7.8.7.8.7 Virginis Proles Son of a Virgin, Maker of thy Mother 377 Common/Virgins 11.11.11.5 Salvete, flores martyrum Sweet flow'rets of the martyr band 304 Holy Innocents LM Aeterna Christi munera Th' eternal gifts of Christ, the King 369 Common/Apost. & Evang. LM Aurora jam spargit polum The dawn is sprinkling in the east 292 Saturday: Morning Prayer LM Aurora lucis rutilat The day draws on with golden light 329 Easter 1: Morning Prayer LM Ex more docti mystico The fast, as taught by holy lore 316 Lent 1:Vespers LM Clarum decus jejunjii The glory of these forty days 318 Lent 3: Morning Prayer LM Quem terra, pontus sidera The God whom earth and sea and sky 368 Common/BVM LM Ad cenam Agni The Lamb's high banquet we await 330 Easter 1: Vespers LM Sanctorum meritis The noble deeds of saints 372 Common/Martyrs 6.6.6.6.6.6.8 Fortem, virili pectore The praises of that saint we sing 378 Common/Holy Woman LM Vexilla Regis prodeunt The royal banners forward go 322 Lent 5: Vespers 8.8.8.8 Hostis Herodes impie The star proclaims the King is here 308 Epiphany LM Ales diei nuntius The wing-ed herald of the day 273 Tuesday: morning Prayer LM Lustra sex qui jam peracta Thirty years among us dwelling 321 Lent 5: Morning Prayer 8.7.8.7.8.7 Jam Christus astra ascenderunt When Christ our Lord had passed once more 337 Pentecost: Morning Prayer LM Chorus novae Jerusalem Ye choirs of new Jerusalem 330 Easter 1: Vespers LM Nox et tenebrae et nubila Ye clouds and darkness, hosts of night 278 Wednesday: Morning Prayer LM Page 2.
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