Feria II 28 Septembris 2026, Hebdomada XXVI per annum,
   Hymnus
   
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(f3)GAl(e)li(f) can(f)tu(c) me(e)di(f)án(f)te(e) (,) no(h)ctis(g) iam(f) ca(g)lí(ef)gi(g)nem(f) (;)
et(g) pro(h)fún(i)dæ(f) no(h)ctis(g) a(f)tram(e) (,) le(h)ván(g)te(f) for(e)mí(g)di(hg)nem,(f) (:)
De(e)us(f) al(f)me,(c) te(e) ro(f)gá(f)mus(e) (,) sup(h)pli(g)cés(f)que(g) pó(ef)sci(g)mus.(f) (::)



2. Vi(e)gil,(f) po(f)tens,(c) lux(e) ve(f)ní(f)sti(e) (,) at(h)que(g) cu(f)stos(g) hó(ef)mi(g)num,(f) (;)
dum(g) te(h)né(i)rent(f) si(h)mul(g) cun(f)cta(e) (,) mé(h)di(g)um(f) si(e)lén(g)ti(hg)um,(f) (:)
réd(e)de(f)rent(f) nec(c)non(e) mor(f)tá(f)lem(e) (,) mór(h)tu(g)i(f) ef(g)fí(ef)gi(g)em,(f) (::)

3. Ex(e)ci(f)tá(f)res(c) quo(e) nos,(f) Chri(f)ste,(e) (,) de(h) som(g)no(f) ma(g)lí(ef)ti(g)æ,(f) (;)
at(g)que(h) gra(i)tis(f) li(h)be(g)rá(f)res(e) (,) no(h)ctúr(g)no(f) de(e) cár(g)ce(hg)re,(f) (:)
red(e)de(f)rés(f)que(c) no(e)bis(f) lu(f)cem(e) (,) vi(h)tæ(g) sem(f)per(g) có(ef)mi(g)tem.(f) (::)

4. Ho(e)nor(f) Pa(f)tri(c) sit(e) ac(f) ti(f)bi,(e) (,) San(h)cto(g) sit(f) Spi(g)rí(ef)tu(g)i,(f) (;)
De(g)o(h) tri(i)no(f) sed(h) et(g) u(f)ni,(e) (,) pa(h)ci,(g) vi(f)tæ,(e) lú(g)mi(hg)ni,(f) (:)
nó(e)mi(f)ni(f) præ(c) cun(e)ctis(f) dul(f)ci(e) (,) di(h)vi(g)nó(f)que(g) nú(ef)mi(g)ni.(f) (::)
A(fgf)men.(ef) (::)
   Galli cantu mediánte noctis iam calíginem et profúndæ noctis atram levánte formídinem, Deus alme, te rogámus supplicésque póscimus.
   With the rooster's song splitting
now the night's darkness
and lifting the terror
dark of the deep night,
Gracious God, Thee we bessech
and on bended knee we ask.
   Vigil, potens, lux venísti atque custos hóminum, "dum tenérent simul cuncta médium siléntium, rédderent necnon mortálem mórtui effígiem,"
   Watchful, powerful, Light Thou came
Who are also the custodian of men,
while at the same time all were holding
mid-silence,
and also becoming the mortal
image of the dead,
   Excitáres quo nos, Christe, de somno malítiæ, atque gratis liberáres noctúrno de cárcere, "redderésque nobis lucem vitæ semper cómitem."
   Therefore, may Thou rouse us, O Christ,
from the sleep of malice,
and freely may Thou liberate us
from the nocturnal prison,
and may Thou return to us the light
that is life's ever companion.
   Honor Patri sit ac tibi, Sancto sit Spirítui, Deo trino sed et uni, paci, vitæ, lúmini, nómini præ cunctis dulci divinóque númini. Amen.
   May honor be to the Father and to Thee,
and may it be to the Holy Spirit,
To God Triune but also is One,
Peace, Life, Light,
To the name which is above all sweet
And to the Divine Godhead. Amen.


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