Clamores Cordis Mei

The earth is the Lord’s and the fullness thereof, Prepared upon the great floods, And who shall ascend to His holy mount, And stand in His holy place? Lift up your gates, o princes fair, Be lifted up ye mighty doors, The King of glory shall enter. Who is the King of glory? And…
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That time heals all wounds I have often heard Less poignant will the pain, the loss become As memory grows dim and thus benumbed, Forgetful, hardly…
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Begin o fair Child with Thy smile to greet Thy fair Mother, Who ten months hath borne Thee in long and fastidious rigor, Begin o fair Child, whose…
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For the glory of th'eternal God, I write, swift penned, His science to expound. In treatise, verse, and disputation, all My life's work I've devoted to…
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Forget Thy wrath o Lord, be not enraged, And our iniquities remember not Forever, for behold a desert made Is our holy city, to us lost. Sion Mount…
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O eventide, thy mantle is deep blue, And spread o’er mountainside, o’er hill and vale. The clear and sweet peal of the abbey bell Calls workmen home…
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The wind whips fierce and furious through the night, And wails her haunting dirge on shroud and stay Stretched taut; as masts careen in drunken sway…
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There was a man in Lebanon in Diocletian’s reign, Who had a daughter fair and comely, Barbara by name. With haughty jealousy he kept her in a tower…
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Clamores Cordis Mei

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