Deus in adiatorium Eum intente,

Domine, adiuvandum,

I festina,

Gloria, Patry, and filio, and spiritu-sanko,

Siegut hadot in Principio and no get some fair

And in secula, saculorum amen

Hallelujah

Behold the fiery sun arise

It troubles shames and brings remorse, For no one can persist in sin

When light bears witness to our guilt. Let blindness disappear at last, That long has plunged

us deep in sin,

and so has drawn our fallen souls by errant steps through wandering paths.

Then let this light bring cloudless day, and make us pure before his gaze, let nothing sly be on our tongue, and nothing

dark be in our thought. Let all the day so run its course that no unguard and tongue may lie,

no furtive eye or hand deceive,

lest sin defile our mortal flesh.

The one who sees stands by on high,

And watches us through all our days,

Discerning every act and deed,

from early dawn to even tide.

To God the Father, glory be,

all honor to his only son,

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