Mont-des-cats Net I Ps 3 I will lie davn in peace; in I will take heart. God my no Ps 6 death, O lord, one remembers you. In O lord, return, rescue soul. my to Ps 12 Give light eyes, I.Drd, my o lest fall asleep in death. my Net II Ps 15 Even bcx1y shall rest in safety. Ps Because of your goodness 26 I hope in you, 0 I.Drd. Ps O raised soul the dead. 29 IDrd, you have rqy from PSAIM CDLLECl'S These found used only at where they 're xrentioned in connection with every other I Tami , two psalm; hence, oollects per noctum. Psalm collects of this kind might be a resource which could be exploited on a larger scale. Since there is a dearth of really suitable antiphons at the present time, collects might conceivably contribute an important christological psalm IIEnt. 3. READINGS , RESPONSORIES, VER>ICLES READINGS First noctum. Unfortunately, few nonasteries gave any precise details the f irst about noctum reading. The singing of the Larrentations (either in Latin or in French) seems to have :retained nost cases , with or out accx:mpanying responsory. been in an Occasional mention is made of as well as of Hebrews 9:11-18, Hebrews 2:10 - 3:2 + 7:25-28. Seoond noctum. The patristic reading is taken fran one of the several available collections of Of f ice Readings Prires du Temps Present, or the lectianaries Toumay, the or by edited O:r:val, Daninican nuns, sane houses have their readings. own particular RESPONSORJES there follCMed a by' At Bellefontaine, are three Lanentatians, each &e so:r:y ''L 'esprit est ardent" , "lt)n est triste'' , "O vous qui passez".
Mont-des-cats Net I Ps 3 I will lie davn in peace; in God I will take my heart. Ps 6 In death, O lord, no one remembers you. O lord, return, rescue my soul. Ps 12 Give light to my eyes, o I.Drd, lest fall asleep in death. Net II Ps 15 Even my bcx1y shall rest in safety. Ps 26 Because of your goodness I hope in you, 0 I.Drd. Ps 29 O IDrd, you have raised rqy soul from the dead. PSAIM CDLLECl'S These I found used only at Tami , where they 're xrentioned in connection with every other psalm; hence, two oollects per noctum. Psalm collects of this kind might be a resource which could be exploited on a larger scale. Since there is a dearth of really suitable antiphons at the present time, psalm collects might conceivably contribute an important christological IIEnt. 3. READINGS , RESPONSORIES, VER>ICLES READINGS First noctum. Unfortunately, few nonasteries gave any precise details about the f irst noctum reading. The singing of the Larrentations (either in Latin or in French) seems to have been :retained in nost cases , with or out an accx:mpanying responsory. Occasional mention is made of Hebrews 9:11-18, as well as of Hebrews 2:10 - 3:2 + 7:25-28. Seoond noctum. The patristic reading is taken fran one of the several available collections of Of f ice Readings Prires du Temps Present, or the lectianaries edited by O:r:val, Toumay, the Daninican nuns, or sane houses have their own particular readings. RESPONSORJES At Bellefontaine, there are three Lanentatians, each follCMed by' a so:r:y ''L 'esprit est ardent" , "lt)n &e est triste'' , "O vous qui passez".