6.2.26 Lauds, Tuesday Morning Catholic Prayer of the Liturgy of the Hours

The Liturgy of the Hours: Sing the Hours

Paul Rose

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🗓️ 1 June 2026

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0:00.0	O God, come to my assistance.
0:04.0	Lord make haste to help me.
0:08.0	Glory, Patry, and filio, and spiritu,
0:12.0	sancto.
0:14.0	See what it is in principio and,
0:16.0	and thence, and in centuries,
0:20.0	amen.
0:21.6	Alleluia.
0:24.6	Now dawn proclaims the sun's approach,
0:31.6	with rays a welcome to the earth,
0:35.6	with color she adorns the world and clothes all things in fairest
0:42.7	hue.
0:44.5	O Christ the everlasting sun, you shine on us with living light.
0:52.0	We turn to you with hymns of praise and long to find our joy in you.
0:59.7	You are the wisdom from on high, the Father's Word through whom all things, in wondrous
1:07.9	order shine with light, and so attract our minds and hearts.
1:13.6	Then grant us children of the light
1:17.6	To walk with zeal and eager step
1:21.6	That always by our lives and acts
1:24.6	We show the Father's light and grace.
1:29.2	Lord grant that we may always speak, sincerely with no trace of guile,
1:36.7	and that the sweetest joys of truth may stir and raise our mind and heart.
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