Ad Officium lectionis:
saec. XIII
Cæléstis
formam glóriæ,
quam
spes quærit Ecclésiæ,
in
monte Christus índicat,
qui
supra solem émicat.
Res
memoránda sæculis:
tribus
coram discípulis,
cum
Elía, cum Móyse
grata
promit elóquia.
Assístunt
testes grátiæ,
legis
vatúmque véterum;
de
nube testimónium
sonat
Patris ad Fílium.
Glorificáta
fácie
Christus
declárat hódie
quis
honor sit credéntium
Deo
pie fruéntium.
Visiónis
mystérium
corda
levat fidélium,
unde
sollémni gáudio
clamat
nostra devótio:
Pater,
cum Unigénito
et
Spíritu Paráclito
unus,
nobis hanc glóriam
largíre
per præséntiam. Amen.
Christ, who shines brighter than the sun, on the
mountain reveals the beauty of heavenly glory, which the hope of the Church
seeks. An event to be recalled through the ages: in the presence of three of
his disciples Jesus, with Elijah and Moses, speaks pleasing words. Witnesses of
grace stand near the prophets of the old law, as from a cloud the testimony of
the Father concerning the Son is told. Christ, his face shining with glory,
reveals the honor of the those who believe and enjoy the holy God. The mystery
of this vision lifts up the hearts of the faithful, wherefore our devotion
cries out with solemn joy. O Father, with the Only-begotten and the Spirit
Comforter, grant us this glory now. Amen.
Ad Laudes matutinas: saec.
XII-XIII
Dulcis
Iesu memória,
dans
vera cordi gáudia,
sed
super mel et ómnia
eius
dulcis præséntia.
Nil
cánitur suávius,
audítur
nil iucúndius,
nil
cogitátur dúlcius
quam
Iesus Dei Fílius.
Iesu,
dulcédo córdium,
fons
veri, lumen méntium,
excédis
omne gáudium
et
omne desidérium.
Quando
cor nostrum vísitas,
tunc
lucet ei véritas,
mundi
viléscit vánitas
et
intus fervet cáritas.
Da
nobis largus véniam,
amóris
tui cópiam;
da
nobis per præséntiam
tuam
vidére glóriam.
Laudes
tibi nos pángimus,
diléctus
es qui Fílius,
quem
Patris atque Spíritus
splendor
revélat ínclitus. Amen.
Sweet memory of Jesus, giving true joys to the
heart but sweeter even than honey and all things is his presence. Nothing
better is sung, nothing happier is heard, nothing sweeter thought than Jesus
the Son of God. Jesus the sweetness of hearts,
source of truth, light of minds, you surpass all joy and every desire. When you
visit our hearts, then truth shines, the vanity of the world loses its appeal,
and charity burns within us. Grant to us
the increase of pardon, the abundance of love; grant us to see your glorious
presence. We sing our praises to you the beloved Son, Whom the shining splendor
of the Father and the Spirit reveals. Amen.
Ad Vesperas: saec. IX
O
nata lux de lúmine,
Iesu,
redémptor sæculi,
dignáre
clemens súpplicum
laudes
precésque súmere.
Præ
sole vultu flámmeus,
ut
nix amíctu cándidus,
in
monte dignis téstibus
apparuísti
cónditor.
Vates
alúmnis ábditos
novis
vetústos cónferens,
utrísque
te divínitus
Deum
dedísti crédere.
Te
vox patérna cælitus
suum
vocávit Fílium,
quem
nos fidéli péctore
regem
fatémur cælitum.
Qui
carne quondam cóntegi
dignátus
es pro pérditis,
nos
membra confer éffici
tui
beáti córporis.
Laudes
tibi nos pángimus,
diléctus
es qui Fílius,
quem
Patris atque Spíritus
splendor
revélat ínclitus. Amen.
O Light begotten of light, Jesus, the Redeemer of
the world, mercifully receive our humble praises and prayers. Flaming more than
the face of the sun, whiter than the fall of snow, the Creator, you appeared
with worthy witnesses on the mountain. Bringing the ancient prophets, hidden
from the new disciples, you divinely caused them to believe that you were God.
The heavenly voice of the Father called you his Son, whom we confess with
faithful hearts to be the King of heaven. You who deigned to be clothed with
our flesh for the sake of the lost, did make us members of your blessed body.
We sing praises to you, who are the beloved Son, whom the shining splendor of
the Father and the Spirit reveals. Amen
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