Terrena
cuncta jubilent,
Astra
laudibus intonent,
Virginis
ante thalamum,
Laudes
alternent dramatum.
Hæc
Virgo Verbo gravida,
Fit
paradisi Janua;
Quæ
Deum mundo reddidit,
Cœlum
nobis aperuit.
Felix
ista Puerpera,
Evæ
lege liberrima,
Concepit
sine masculo,
Peperit
absque gemitu.
Dives
Mariæ gremium!
Mundi
gestavit pretium,
Quo
gloriamur redimi
Soluti
jugo debiti.
Quam
Patris implet Filius,
Sanctus
obumbrat Spiritus
Cœlum
fiunt castissima
Sacræ
puellæ viscera.
Sit
tibi laus, Altissime, etc.
May everything on earth be glad, heaven resound
with praises, taking turns to sing the
praises of the drama before the wedding chamber of the Virgin. This Virgin heavy with the Word is made the
door to paradise, she who gives God to the world and opens heaven to us. This happy mother, free from the rule of Eve,
conceived without a man, gives birth without sorrow. O the riches of Mary’s womb, she gives birth
to the ransom of the world, in which we
the redeemed boast, freed from the yoke of our debt. She, whom the Son of the Father filled, the Holy
Spirit overshadowed, the body of this
holy girl most chaste within becomes heaven itself.
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