Feria II 28 Septembris 2026, Hebdomada XXVI per annum,
   Hymnus
   
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(c4)LE(ghg)gi(e)fer(f) pru(ed)dens,(de) ve(c)ne(e)rán(g)de(h) do(h.)ctor,(g.) (;)
qui(ghg) ni(e)tes(f) cel(ed)sis(de) mé(c)ri(e)tis(g) per(h) or(h.)bem,(g.) (:)
dé(ji)nu(h)o(j) com(ih)ple,(gf) Be(h)ne(j)dí(i)cte,(h) mun(g)dum(hih_1',)
lú(g_)mi(e)ne(f) Chri(g.)sti.(g.)
2.(::) Fló(ghg)ru(e)it(f) per(ed) te(de) no(c)vus(e) at(g)que(h) mi(h.)ro(g.) (;)
gén(ghg)ti(e)um(f) ne(ed)xu(de) so(c)ci(e)á(g)tus(h) or(h.)do;(g.) (:)
iú(ji)ri(h)bus(j) sa(ih)cris(gf) tu(h)a(j) vox(i) su(h)bé(g)git(hih_1',)
dúl(g_)ci(e)ter(f) om(g.)nes.(g.)
3.(::) Lí(ghg)be(e)ros(f) Ie(ed)su(de) pa(c)ri(e)tér(g)que(h) ser(h.)vos(g.) (;)
ré(ghg)gu(e)la(f) ma(ed)gna(de) sta(c)tu(e)íst<i>i</i>(g) a(h)lúm(h.)nos,(g.) (:)
quos(ji) a(h)mor(j) fo(ih)tus(gf) pré(h)ci(j)bus(i) re(h)vín(g)xit(hih_1',)
et(g_) la(e)bor(f) u(g.)nus.(g.)
4.(::) Iam(ghg)que(e) fra(f)tér(ed)ne,(de) du(c)ce(e) te,(g) la(h)bó(h.)rent,(g.) (;)
mú(ghg)tu(e)o(f) cer(ed)tent(de) pó(c)pu(e)li(g) fa(h)vó(h.)re,(g.) (:)
gáu(ji)de(h)ant(j) pa(ih)cis(gf) re(h)fo(j)vé(i)re(h) sem(g)per(hih_1',)
do(g_)na(e) be(f)á(g.)tæ.(g.)
5.(::) Clá(ghg)ri(e)tas(f) Pa(ed)tri(de) ge(c)ni(e)tǽ(g)que(h) Pro(h.)li,(g.) (;)
Flá(ghg)mi(e)ni(f) San(ed)cto(de) de(c)cus(e) at(g)que(h) cul(h.)tus,(g.) (:)
grá(ji)ti(h)a(j) quo(ih)rum(gf) ti(h)bi(j) tan(i)ta(h) lau(g)dis(hih_1',)
gló(g_)ri(e)a(f) lu(g.)cet.(g.) (::)
A(ghg)men.(fg..) (::)
   Légifer prudens, veneránde doctor, qui nites celsis méritis per orbem, dénuo comple, Benedícte, mundum lúmine Christi.
   O wise and learned Benedict,
Whose law and merits shine so bright,
We beg you now, throughout the world,
To flood our hearts with Christ's own light.
   Flóruit per te novus atque miro géntium nexu sociátus ordo; iúribus sacris tua vox subégit dúlciter omnes.
   Through you there flowered on the earth
A great new order, unified;
Your voice has sweetly bowed all men,
And men your precepts sanctified.
   Líberos Iesu paritérque servos régula magna statuísti alúmnos, quos amor fotus précibus revínxit et labor unus.
   Both slaves of Christ and freemen, too,
Your rule made students set apart,
For prayer has fostered love in them
And common work has won their heart.
   Iamque fratérne, duce te, labórent, mútuo certent pópuli favóre, gáudeant pacis refovére semper dona beátæ.
   Now may they put each other first
And labor all as brethren true,
With you as guide, to live in joy
And gifts of blessed peace renew.
   Cláritas Patri genitæque Proli, Flámini Sancto decus atque cultus, grátia quorum tibi tanta laudis glória lucet. Amen.
   All glory to the Father blest,
And to his Son, all worship be,
And to the Spirit, fitting praise,
Whose glory shines eternally.


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