ritualeromanumtheroma nritual - Archbishop Lefebvre
ritualeromanumtheroma nritual - Archbishop Lefebvre
ritualeromanumtheroma nritual - Archbishop Lefebvre
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Benedíctio Dei omnipoténtis, Patris, et Fílii, + et Spíritus Sancti, descéndat super te, et máneat semper. R. Amen.<br />
Et porrigit ad osculum.<br />
Hoc signum, si opus sit, repetitur per tres vices, sive diversis diebus, sive eadem die, juxta necessitatem. Tres etiam<br />
Missæ votivæ, si lubet, nempe de Passione, de S. Mauro Abbate, et pro defunctis celebrandæ erunt: alioquin beatissimæ<br />
Virginis Mariæ Rosarium in tres partes distributum juxta præfatam intentionem infirmus, si potest, recitabit vel recitare<br />
faciet.<br />
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BLESSING OF THE SICK WITH RELIC OF TRUE CROSS<br />
OR THE SIGN OF ST. MAURUS THE ABBOT<br />
Formerly reserved to the Order of St. Benedict<br />
Before the ceremony a relic of the true cross of our Lord is exposed, with at least two lighted candles beside it. Then the<br />
sick person is encouraged to make an act of contrition, as well as an act of firm faith that, by the merits and prayers of<br />
St. Benedict and St. Maurus, he will be restored to health, God willing. Three Our Fathers, Hail Marys and Glory be to<br />
the Father are said in honor of the Most Holy Trinity. Following this the priest, vested in surplice and red stole, holds<br />
the relic in his right hand before the sick person, and says:<br />
V. Blessing, and glory, and wisdom, and thanksgiving, and honor, and power, and strength to our God forever and ever.<br />
R. Amen.<br />
V. My foot is set on the right path.<br />
R. I will praise you, Lord, in the assemblies.<br />
Invocation<br />
As I call on the holy name of the Lord, may you be restored to desired good health by that faith with which St. Maurus<br />
healed the sick with the following words; and I, unworthy sinner though I am, in similar faith now humbly say this<br />
prayer over you:<br />
In the name of the all holy and undivided Trinity, and aided by the merits of our holy father, St. Benedict, I say to you:<br />
"Arise, N., fully restored to health"; in the name of the Father, and of the Son, + and of the Holy Spirit. R. Amen.<br />
Ant. Surely He has born our grief and endured our sorrows; and by His stripes we are healed.<br />
V. He who pardons man's iniquities.<br />
R. May He heal your infirmities.<br />
V. Lord, heed my prayer.<br />
R. And let my cry be heard by you.<br />
V. The Lord be with you.<br />
R. And with thy spirit.<br />
Let us pray. Prayer<br />
God, Creator of all things, who ordained that your only-begotten Son, by the co-operation of the Holy Spirit, take flesh<br />
in the womb of the Virgin Mary, in order to redeem the human race; and who in redeeming us were pleased to heal the<br />
wounds and infirmities of our souls by the holy and glorious wood of the life-bearing cross; grant that your servant, N.,<br />
(grant that your servants N.) be restored to former good health by the power of this same life-giving sign; through<br />
Christ our Lord. R. Amen.<br />
Let us pray. Prayer<br />
Lord Jesus Christ, who gave to St. Benedict, my master, the power to obtain from you whatever he would ask in your<br />
name; be pleased to expel by his prayers all suffering from this servant of yours, so that restored to health he (she) may<br />
offer thanksgiving to your holy name. We ask this of you who live and reign with the Father and the Holy Spirit forever<br />
and ever. R. Amen.<br />
The Sign