5.21.26 Lauds, Thursday Morning Prayer of the Liturgy of the Hours

The Liturgy of the Hours: Sing the Hours

Paul Rose

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🗓️ 20 May 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	Glorio, Patry, and filio and Spiritu and Santo,
0:16.0	Sikut erot in principle and now and sepher and in secula,
0:22.6	s'culeau,
0:23.6	amen.
0:25.6	Alleluia.
0:29.6	The sacred day has
0:32.6	dawned in light
0:34.6	desired by all
0:36.6	with fervent prayer,
0:40.3	when Christ our God ascends on high,
0:46.7	the glorious hope of all the world.
0:54.1	Triumphant in the mighty duel
0:59.0	that crushed the tyrant of this world,
1:03.0	he brings before the father's sight
1:09.0	the glory of his risen flesh.
1:15.6	Born high upon a cloud of light, he gives to all believers hope as he reopens paradise, which our first parents closed by sin.
1:36.6	O joy profound immense for all, that from our virgin came the child who bore derision,
1:49.0	scourge and cross, and now ascends the Father's throne.
1:58.0	So let us all give thanks to Christ, our Savior and our strong defense, since he has borne our flesh aloft,
2:14.3	to highest heaven's royal court.
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