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    This Latin hymn, Veni Sancte Spiritus, invokes the Holy Spirit with 10 verses. It calls upon the Holy Spirit to send forth rays of light from heaven, to be a comforter and sweet guest of the soul, and to provide rest, refreshment, and solace. It asks the Holy Spirit to fill the faithful with its blessed light and to wash, water, heal, bend, warm, guide, and give the sevenfold gift to believers who trust in it. The hymn ends by asking for merit of virtue, escape from death into salvation, and eternal joy.

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    This Latin hymn, Veni Sancte Spiritus, invokes the Holy Spirit with 10 verses. It calls upon the Holy Spirit to send forth rays of light from heaven, to be a comforter and sweet guest of the soul, and to provide rest, refreshment, and solace. It asks the Holy Spirit to fill the faithful with its blessed light and to wash, water, heal, bend, warm, guide, and give the sevenfold gift to believers who trust in it. The hymn ends by asking for merit of virtue, escape from death into salvation, and eternal joy.

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    Gregorian Version (Courtesy T. Clark) 20-39-25 - 0

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    This Latin hymn, Veni Sancte Spiritus, invokes the Holy Spirit with 10 verses. It calls upon the Holy Spirit to send forth rays of light from heaven, to be a comforter and sweet guest of the soul, and to provide rest, refreshment, and solace. It asks the Holy Spirit to fill the faithful with its blessed light and to wash, water, heal, bend, warm, guide, and give the sevenfold gift to believers who trust in it. The hymn ends by asking for merit of virtue, escape from death into salvation, and eternal joy.

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    Veni Sancte Spiritus

    Gradual circa 1385AD

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    Seq

    V Eni Sancte Spí- ri-tus, Et emít- te cǽ- li-tus Lu-cis 


     Ё     Q  <
          ᐁ
     ᠁ ?
    tu-æ rádi- um. 2. Veni pa-ter páuperum, Veni da- tor
          
            
     ?
    mú- nerum, Veni lu- men córdi- um. 3. Conso-lá-tor ópti me,
     ᠁ ᠁     
    ᐁ         
     ᠁  ᠁ ᠁   @
    Dulcis hospes á-ni-mæ, Dulce re- fri-gé- ri- um. 4. In labó-re

    
    ᐁ         
       ᠁ᐁ  
    ré-qui- es, In æstu tempé-ri- es, In fle-tu so-lá- ti- um.
    Q 
    ᐁ         =
     ᠁ ᐁ 
    5. O lux be- a- tíssi ma, Reple cordis ínti ma Tu- ó- rum
      ᐁ    <
      
    fi dé- li- um. 6. Si ne tu- o nú-mi ne, Ni-hil est in hómi ne,
      Q        Q ᐁ  ᠁   <
      
    Ni-hil est innó- xi- um. 7. Lava quod est sórdi dum,
    2

         ᐁ        ?
      
    Ri-ga quod est á-ri dum, Sana quod est sáuci- um.
       ᐁ  ᠁       ᐁ
      =
        =
    8. Flecte quod est rí- gi dum, Fove quod est frí- gi dum,
            
    
      ?
    Rege quod est dé-vi- um. 9. Da tu- is fi dé-li bus, In
     Q  ᠁     
       
    te confi dénti bus, Sacrum septená-ri- um. 10. Da virtú-tis
         Q  ᠁    
          <
    mé-ri-tum, Da sa-lú- tis éx- i-tum, Da per-énne gáudi- um.
    
    㰆 Ё
    A- men.

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