275 BENEDICTION SERVICE (Latin) Pange Lingua- Tantum Ergo Sacramentum Fo Fp py 7 Pan - ge lin - gua— glo - Cor - po - ris my No - bis da - tus, no-bis na - tus Ex in - tf - cta In su- pré - mae no-cte coe - nae Re = ciim-bens cum . Ver - bum ca - ro, pa-nem ve - rum Ver - bo car -nem . TAN-TUM ER - GO— sa - cra - men - tum = Ve ~- ne - r€ - mur Ge - ni -t6 - ri Ge- ni - t - que Laus_ et ju - bi 2 | oe = : F je pt pre-ti- 6 - si, con - ver - sé - tus, le - ge ple - ne San - guis Chri - sti me - rum, + tf = quum do - cu - mén- tum ho - nor, vir - tus quo - que a <_ <5 —— Fru - ctus ven Su- i mo- ras in Ci = bum tur - bae du - Ad fir - min - dum cor Prac - stet fi - des sup - Pro - ce - dén- ti ab Pi d H | 396Rex ef - fi -dit_ gén - ti - um. Mi -ro clau-sit_ Or - di - ne. Se dat su -is— ma - ni - bus So-la fi-des_ sif - fi - cit. Sén-su-um de - f€ - cu- i, Com-par sit lau - he Ths > > Text: St. Thomas Aquinas, + 1274 ‘Tune: Pange lingua, Plainchant, Mode 3. Acc. T. M. Versicle - Response - Oration for Benediction 276 V. Panem de caelo praestitisti R. Omne delectaméntum in se ha - Orémus. Deus, qui nobis sub sacrameftto mirabili passiGnis tae memoriam reliquisti: tribue quéesumus, ita nos cdrporis et sanguinis tui sacra mystéria venerdri; ut redemptiOnis tuae fructum in nobis jdgiter sentidmus. Qui vivis et regnas in sfecula saecu.- 16 - rum. All —= ‘ men, For setting in English, see, “Now, My Tongue, the Myst’ry Telling” 397277 Out of the Depths, to You, O Lord, We Cry Ps, 130 In unison ? you, O Lord,we cry: Save us, wt 2 1, Out 2. We long for you and hope in you, our Lord. Save _—us, 3. Re - ly on God, all ser-vantshere on earth; He will pro of the depths, to °° 1. God. In mer - cy hear our plea, our Lord,most high: Spare 2. God. We trust the prom-ise of your heal-ing word. Spare 3. vide. For full -ness of re - demp-tion and re - birth, With God. you should mark our sins, who could en - God, We look to you to drive a - way our bide. He keeps his saints and — sparesthem from all a2 ? 1, dure? But with your grace is mer-cy ev - sure, 2. night, As watch - men look and wait for morn- ing light. 3, harm. Sal - va tion comes through his al - might - y arm, a Fy = s Text: Psalm 130 paraphrase, J. Dunn. © by the author. Used with permission. Tune: Alberta, W. H. Harris, + 1973. Oxford University Press, Used with permission. 398