4.28.26 Lauds, Tuesday Morning Prayer of the Liturgy of the Hours

The Liturgy of the Hours: Sing the Hours

Paul Rose

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🗓️ 27 April 2026

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0:00.0	O God, come to my assistance.
0:05.0	Lord make haste to help me.
0:09.0	Gloria, Patry, and filio, and spiritu and sancto,
0:16.0	Siegut erot in principle, and now and ever,
0:24.6	and in secula, secular,orum, amen.
0:27.6	Alleluia.
0:34.6	The morning light dawns crimson gold,
0:41.3	all heaven echoes hymns of praise. The world exulting shouts for joy, and hell with groaning howls in grief, For that most strong and mighty king by crushing all the powers of death and trampling hell beneath his feet
1:07.3	has freed the wretched from their chains,
1:11.6	enclosed within a tomb of stone,
1:16.6	secured by strong and zealous guard.
1:22.6	The victor rises from the grave In triumph nobly marching forth
1:32.3	Now grief of hell and cries of woe
1:36.3	All pain and sorrow are undone
1:42.3	An angel clothed in light proclaims
1:47.0	The Lord is risen as he said
1:51.0	O Jesus be for mind and heart
1:56.0	Our everlasting pascal joy.
2:01.6	And gather us reborn by grace
2:06.6	to share your triumphs evermore.
2:10.6	To you, Lord Jesus, glory be,
2:16.6	who shine in victory over death
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