Feria II 14 Septembris 2026, Hebdomada XXIV per annum,
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(c4)Nox(h) et(h) té(h)ne(h)br<i>æ</i>() et(h) nú(hi)bi(h)la,(h'_) (,)
con(h)fú(h)sa(h) mun(g)d<i>i</i>() et(f) túr(gh)bi(g)da,(g.) (;)
lux(f) in(h)trat,(h) al(g)bé(f)scit(g) po(g)lus:(h'_) (,)
Chri(g)stus(g) ve(g)nit;(f) di(d)scé(f)di(e)te.(d.)

2.(::)
Ca(h)lí(h)go(h) ter(h)ræ(h) scín(hi)di(h)tur(h'_) (,)
per(h)cús(h)sa(h) so(g)lis(f) spí(gh)cu(g)lo,(g.) (;)
re(f)bús(h)que(h) iam(g) co(f)lor(g) re(g)dit(h'_) (,)
vul(g)tu(g) ni(g)tén(f)tis(d) sí(f)de(e)ris.(d.)

3.(::)
Sic(h) no(h)stra(h) mox(h) ob(h)scú(hi)ri(h)tas(h'_) (,)
frau(h)dís(h)que(h) pe(g)ctus(f) cón(gh)sci(g)um,(g.) (;)
rup(f)tis(h) re(h)té(g)ctum(f) nú(g)bi(g)bus,(h'_) (,)
re(g)gnán(g)te(g) pal(f)lé(d)scet(f) De(e)o.(d.)

4.(::)
Te,(h) Chri(h)ste,(h) so(h)lum(h) nó(hi)vi(h)mus,(h'_) (,)
te(h) men(h)te(h) pu(g)r<i>a</i>() et(f) sím(gh)pli(g)ci(g.) (;)
ro(f)gá(h)re(h) cur(g)vá(f)to(g) ge(g)nu(h'_) (,)
flen(g)d<i>o</i>() et(g) ca(g)nén(f)do(d) dí(f)sci(e)mus.(d.)

5.(::)
In(h)tén(h)de(h) no(h)stris(h) sén(hi)si(h)bus(h'_) (,)
vi(h)tám(h)que(h) to(g)tam(f) dí(gh)spi(g)ce:(g.) (;)
sunt(f) mul(h)ta(h) fu(g)cis(f) íl(g)li(g)ta(h'_) (,)
quæ(g) lu(g)ce(g) pur(f)gén(d)tur(f) tu(e)a.(d.)

6.(::)
Sit,(h) Chri(h)ste,(h) rex(h) pi(h)ís(hi)si(h)me,(h'_) (,)
ti(h)bi(h) Pa(h)trí(g)que(f) gló(gh)ri(g)a(g.) (;)
cum(f) Spí(h)ri(h)tu(g) Pa(f)rá(g)cli(g)to,(h'_) (,)
in(g) sem(g)pi(g)tér(f)na(d) sǽ(f)cu(e)la.(d.) (::)
A(ded)men.(cd..) (::)
   Nox et tenébræ et núbila, confúsa mundi et túrbida, lux intrat, albéscit polus: Christus venit; discédite.
   Confusion, clouds, and troubled night – The world’s obscure uncertainty – Light enters in, the sky grows white; See, Christ has come! All these must flee!
   Calígo terræ scínditur percússa solis spículo, rebúsque iam color redit vultu niténtis síderis.
   Pierced by the sun’s revealing rays, The darkness of the world is torn; As that bright star begins to blaze, Color returns to earth reborn.
   Sic nostra mox obscúritas fraudísque pectus cónscium, ruptis retéctum núbibus, regnánte palléscet Deo.
   So may the darkness of our heart, And all deceit that lies below, Unveiled, as when the storm clouds part, Beneath God’s rule, turn white as snow.
   Te, Christe, solum nóvimus, te mente pura et símplici rogáre curváto genu flendo et canéndo díscimus.
   We know you, Christ alone, and turn To you in pure sincerity; With singing and with tears, we learn To pray to you on bended knee.
   Inténde nostris sénsibus vitámque totam díspice: sunt multa fucis íllita quæ luce purgéntur tua.
   Look on our senses and our mind – Our life laid bare before your eye – Many a painted falsehood find, And by your brightness purify.
   Sit, Christe, rex piíssime, tibi Patríque glória cum Spíritu Paráclito, in sempitérna sǽcula. Amen.
   To You, O Christ, most kindly King, And to the Father, glory be; Praise to the Spirit Paraclete, In ev’ry age, eternally. Amen.


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