50 you God, that we ackncMledge as truly Son of and let us be nunbe:red cmmg those blessed men of trust nercy and love who put their in God. ask own name, in your lord This we Jesus. PSAIM 21 - SILENT PRAYER Let us pray. lord Jesus, never you to were the the poverty one soom. or despise of became man, you though being God, poor; for, man , man death, and not only a but a subject to death even upon a cross, you when fierce bulls of Ba.shan closed in, and opened lions, rending and roaring, their jCMS, and hands holes were tom. in your and yoor feet. your your man, By death O and by sufferings, Friend of your receive into present glory and the blessedness countless thousands who share the with you bitter chalice of llCM and suffering, humiliation, betrayal contempt. own your We lord ask this in name, Jesus, who live and reign, God, for ever. PSAIM 26 - SILENT PRAYER Let us pray. lord Jesus, and our you are our light salvation; but darkness closes in upon us, and salvation seems far distant • • • do .Abandon us not, not forsake us. hidden the and mystei:y But rather, as we share in dark of yoor in which suffering, so also let us share the fullness of life you would give us. heads be Let our raised, be with and let our hearts filled song and rusic; and let us pass with you through to death life, the O Savior who love children of wi1o God, men, and live and reign, for ever. Lamentations 4 READIN:; This is a Lamentation specifically :1-6 . The text is sung in English according to a fonnula based on the wonderfully saber nelodic ''standard" Ordo Hebdomadae fonnula of the Solesrres edition of the Sanctae . The reading is followed, as usual, by a pericxl. of silent prayer.
50 that we ackncMledge you as truly Son of God, and let us be nunbe:red cmmg those blessed men of nercy and love who put their trust in God. This we ask in your own name, lord Jesus. PSAIM 21 - SILENT PRAYER Let us pray. lord Jesus, you were never one to soom. or despise the poverty of the poor; for, though being God, you became man, and not only a man , but a man subject to death, death even upon a cross, when fierce bulls of Ba.shan closed you in, and lions, rending and roaring, opened their jCMS, and holes were tom. in your hands and yoor feet. By your death and by your sufferings, O Friend of man, receive into your present glory and blessedness the countless thousands who llCM share with you the bitter chalice of suffering, humiliation, betrayal and contempt. We ask this in your own name, lord Jesus, who live and reign, God, for ever. PSAIM 26 - SILENT PRAYER Let us pray. lord Jesus, you are our light and our salvation; but darkness closes in upon us, and salvation seems far distant • • • .Abandon us not, do not forsake us. But rather, as we share in the dark and hidden mystei:y of yoor suffering, so also let us share in the fullness of life which you would give us. Let our heads be raised, and let our hearts be filled with song and rusic; and let us pass with you through death to life, O Savior who love the children of men, and wi1o live and reign, God, for ever. READIN:; This is a Lamentation specifically Lamentations 4 :1-6 . The text is sung in English according to a fonnula based on the wonderfully saber nelodic ''standard" fonnula of the Solesrres edition of the Ordo Hebdomadae Sanctae . The reading is followed, as usual, by a pericxl. of silent prayer.
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