Ad Laudes matutinas &
ad Vesperas: novus
Magnæ
cohórtis príncipem
Ignátium
laus cóncinat,
clarum
loquélis, áctibus
ducem
ciéntem mílites.
Regi
suprémo cælitum
amóre
vinctus único,
eius
fovénda glória
nil
cénsuit iucúndius.
Hinc
se suósque dévovet,
urgéntis
instar ágminis,
ut
iura Christi víndicet,
erróris
umbras díssipet.
Sancto
monénte Spíritu,
certam
salútis sémitam
scrutátor
altus sæculis
doctórque
prudens dénotat.
Suis
alúmnis díssita
missis
in orbis lítora,
Ecclésiam
quot éxpetit
frondére
lætam géntibus!
Sit
Trinitáti glória,
quæ
nos det huius mílitis
exémpla
fortes pérsequi
in
Christi honórem pérpetim. Amen.
May our praise sing of Ignatius, prince of a
mighty cohort, brilliant in words and deeds, a commander rousing his soldiers
for battle. Bound by singular love for
the supreme King of the citizens of heaven, he counted nothing more pleasant
than fostering the King’s glory. Hence
he devoted himself and his companions like a fighting army to vindicate the
authority of Christ and drive away the darkness of error. Inspired by the Holy Spirit, a sublime guide
and wise doctor of the world, he pointed out the sure path of salvation. He spread and sent out his disciples to
distant shores of the earth, wherever there was a desire for the Church he
fostered joy among the nations. To the Trinity be glory, who grants us to follow
bravely the example of this soldier for the eternal honor of Christ. Amen.
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