Sunday Mass & Other Bible Tweets

I’ve been trying to make an effort to read the readings for the forthcoming Sunday Mass recently and I’ve been tweeting particular verses (in Italian) as well, in the hope that they might stay with me that way. To the same end, I thought I’d blog what I had so far.

Poiké qst ppl mi onora con le labbra, mntr il suo ♥ è lontano, oxerò prodigi: gli spiriti traviati apprenderanno la sapienza Is 29,13–14.24
— Mark Dobson (@MarkTSoaPM) Agosto 31, 2012

Is 29:13–14,24

Colui che chiude gli occhi per nn essere attratto dal male: costui abiterà in alto, fortezze sulle rocce saranno il suo rifugio. Is 33:15–16
— Mark Dobson (@MarkTSoaPM) Agosto 30, 2012

Is 33:15–16

Se il giusto cade sette volte, egli si rialza. La sua preghiera fervorosa per la guarigione è molto potente. Pr 24:16 & Jm 5:16
— Mark Dobson (@MarkTSoaPM) Agosto 28, 2012

Pr 24:16 & Jm 5:16

O Dio, vieni a salvarmi, Signore, vieni presto in mio aiuto. Retrocedano, coperti d'infamia, quanti godono della mia rovina. Ps 70:2–3
— Mark Dobson (@MarkTSoaPM) Agosto 27, 2012

Ps 70:1–2

Quale dio è come te, che toglie l'iniquità e perdona il peccato? Egli tornerà ad avere pietà di noi, calpesterà le nostre colpe. Mi 7:18–19
— Mark Dobson (@MarkTSoaPM) Agosto 27, 2012

Mic 7:18–19

Meditate le meraviglie del Signore, ricercate smpr il suo volto. Gioisca il ♥ d ki lo cerca: forza&gioia sn nella sua dimora. Cr1 16:9–11.27
— Mark Dobson (@MarkTSoaPM) Agosto 24, 2012

1 Chr 16:9–11, 1 Chr 16:27

MT @idfrabbi: Non gioire di me, o mia nemica! Se sono caduta, mi rialzerò; se siedo nelle tenebre, il Signore sarà la mia luce. מיכה Mi 7:8
— Mark Dobson (@MarkTSoaPM) Agosto 23, 2012

Mic 7:8

Molti dei suoi discepoli dissero: “Questa parola è dura!” Gesù disse: “Le parole che io vi ho detto sono spirito e sono vita.” Jn 6:60.63
— Mark Dobson (@MarkTSoaPM) Agosto 23, 2012

Jn 6:60,63

Vi diedi 1 terra ke nn avevate lavorato, abitate in città ke nn avete costruito e mangiate i frutti di vigne e oliveti ke nn avete piantato.
— Mark Dobson (@MarkTSoaPM) Agosto 20, 2012

Joshua 24:13

Sal 34,6.19 Guardate al Signore e sarete raggianti: è vicino a chi ha il cuore spezzato e salva gli spiriti affranti.
— Mark Dobson (@MarkTSoaPM) Agosto 19, 2012

Ps 34:5,18

Onwards and Upwards: Words, Numbers & Mukia

Pretty dashed quiet at work; must be time to blog.

Children are amazing: everyone who’s had had on knows this, and if I say that it’s incredible how quickly Noemi is developing and learning, well, it’s kind of a given really. But just now, she keeps on making all these unexpected leaps and taking us by surprise with a certain regularity. “How the hell did she pick that up? Did you tell her that?”

Yesterday she said “sorry” after she poked me in the chest a few times and I said “ow”. It rather took me aback; I know plenty of people who haven’t learned to say sorry as adults, so I couldn’t help but feel rather proud. We’ve been teaching her a bit of counting on staircases, up to about ten (and dieci) and she’s picking that up pretty quick. She’s known about 0–3 for a long time thanks to the lift. I‘ve been trying to teach her that she has two hands, feet, eyes etc. but she’s labouring under the delusion that she has “two” noses as well.

And she’s clearly been listening to everything, which again is something that everyone knows, but when she comes out spontaneously with all these things that we haven’t been trying to teach her it still takes us aback. She asks what things are now (“Z’at?”) and has – mercifully – taken some small steps into the world of appreciating a lie down despite her eyes being open: just like Mummy and Daddy!

I already said that she knows the words of songs before. She likes doing the ends of lines with Mummy. I was sort of surprised that she hadn’t started singing a bit – we’ve been singing to her for ages and she’s really talkative – but apparently now she’s started singing la-la-la in the shower. I guess it was because the idea of singing actual words was a bit daunting. She likes it when Daddy sings choir-style vocal warm-ups for the high notes. She’s always liked having music (“Mukia!”) on, and now she makes requests (unfortunately generally for the one song, I due liocorni, in which Noah gathers the animals together for the flood but somehow omits to rescue the unicorns); she’s generally happy with Abba (18 Hits), The Beatles (1) or Queen (Greatest Hits). In fact, the other day, as soon as she woke up she decided to list the Beatles at me (though poor George always gets left out).

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Snake Dance



Green whip snake, called a magnano in the area round Modena*

You may remember that a while back I translated an Italian nursery rhyme that I liked into English. About a chap called Tommaso who was having fly issues.

I found myself doing the same thing spontaneously the other day with a different song, so I thought I’d post it:

Questa è la danza del serpente
che viene giù dal monte,
per ritrovare la sua coda
ch’a perso un dì.

serpente

Ma dimmi un po', sei forse tu, quel pezzettin del mio codin?

bambino

Sì!

This is the dance that the snake does;
he came down from the mountain,
hoping to come across the tail that
he lost one day.

snake

How do you do? Could it be you? Are you my missing piece of tail?

child

Yes!

So there you are, and here's an MP3! Noemi knows the words in Italian; Monica lets her finish the ends of the lines. I’ve only been listening to it (Noemi wants mummy to sing to her a lot these days, so it’s nursery rhymes by day and psalms at bedtime) but Monica tells me that the point is that you do a conga line adding children to the tail each time.

* And Patty says that magnani will actually whip you, but the last time she did, Luca took the piss out of her something chronic. I believe we may remain sceptical on this point.

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African Dragons

Ra slays Apep

African elephants, yeah. Even African rhinoceroses. But I didn't know about African dragons. Here the heatwaves have names, like hurricanes (am I inadvertently rapping?), and after Scipio, Minos, Charon and various other troublemakers, it's time for the drago africano to take a pop at us, a little breeze from Algeria.

Aaaaargh!

We are looking forward to the end of this...

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Palagano & Baby Boom

Well, the relations departed Saturday, so the house suddenly feels very empty. Noemi’s been a bit strange; it probably has something to do with that, but the heat came back too. It’s taking another break now but is due to attack again on Thursday.

I was very glad to be able to go to Palagano: unfortunately it was a very difficult day and night for Monica, after Lorenzo had gone, so I didn’t get to enjoy myself guilt-free. Anyway, we get on very well at work, so swanning around with my colleagues was a welcome change. The landscape in Italy rather dictates a somewhat windy quality to their roads, especially if you go up into the hills, where Palagano is. We don’t have a car so I’m not used to being driven, and I get a bit carsick in general, so these excursions can be a bit strenuous, but it went fine. One of the villages on the way decided to have a competition making scarecrows (sparrows), so we had a look at those as well. They were pretty good and plentiful too considering that it was the first year they’d done it. Alessia’s favourite was a little old lady waiting for the bus.

We went, among other things, to eat ciacci (like borlenghi, but definitely different or they kick you out of the village). It’s a sort of health food; you fill them with flavoured lard. They set up the ciacci stand in the same piazza as the birreria, so I got to try a few beers of Germanic origin as well, in the most pub-like atmosphere I’ve experienced for some time. Despite having food and four drinks, I hardly paid for anything: I have generous colleagues, and I even had a beer on Alessia’s moroso (local term for boyfriend, not “morose”, oddly), Gianpi (not sure how you spell it), despite the fact that we’d never met and we didn’t speak a huge deal.

There’s been a whole lot of maternity going on at Omnia: three translators and one project manager are at various stages. I already mentioned Patty and her daugher Giulia. Lovely to see her and Giulia up there. At three months, she’s very small! It seems like an age ago that Noemi was that size. Very calm too. Not much eyelid batting going on there. This morning we heard that Manu had given birth on Saturday as well, to Viola. Everything tickety boo apparently. Alessandra has been at home a while now, and Linda a bit more recently. The saga continues.

Yesterday Monica was very good and made an attempt to watch Alien, even though she doesn’t do horror. Or sci-fi. But since I said that I really liked it (and Aliens; I picked them both up at our local bookshop the other week) she decided to give it a go. She’s not impressed so far (bored, doesn’t care about characters), but said she’ll give it another go because it’s due to kick off in another 5 mins, at least according to comentary by Ridley Scott.

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Generic Update

You might have noticed that I’ve been fiddling with the comments system. This naturally led me to the reflection that no-one has anything to actually comment on, so I thought I’d better redress the issue, and I shall try to blog a bit more (heard that one before).

I understand you’ve all been inundated with rain; opposite problem here, weeks and weeks of tiring heat and humidity. The heatwave has decided to take a break, but it’ll be back to work at the weekend.

We have some visitors at the moment. There’s my sister-in-law Vane (Monica’s sister), my niece Bea(trice), who’s just learnt to call me “zio” and my mother-in-law Gabriella. There was my brother-in-law Lorenzo as well, but he’s just cleared off with the Protezione Civile to help in the area affected by the earthquakes. The house is a bit chaotic, but it’s nice to see everyone.

I’m taking the opportunity afforded by my relations to clear off into the hills with some people from work to see Patty, a colleague of mine who’s on maternity leave; I’ve never met Giulia, her daughter, so I’m looking forward to that as well. Hopefully I’ll be able to grab some good beer as well, since there’s some kind of festa going in in her village.

That, apparently, will have to do. Work calls. Funny how the really important translations are always the last to arrive…

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Salve Regina for Night Prayer

Hi there.

I was labouring for some time under the delusion that Night Prayer includes the Lord’s Prayer, and was thinking about blogging a musical setting of that. Then I looked, and found that this was not the case. What do feature in Night Prayer are the Marian anthems, which I must admit I’ve never included, probably because you have to go to another page, and I find it always seems a bit late to turn to another page at that stage – I expect my canonisation is in the post.

Anyway, I can remedy that if I commit an anthem to memory, as I’m trying to do with the psalm tones, so I shall. There are four anthems, for various periods of the year, but I don’t want to bite off more than I can chew, so I was planning on learning the one which seems to correspond to the most “ordinary” liturgical period (first Vespers of Trinity Sunday until None of the Saturday before Advent!), the Salve Regina.

An mp3 (no. 545) is available courtesy of the Adoremus Hymnal site.

I intend to memorise some of the psalms in Italian, since my daughter is Italian (100% British, 100% Italian – a bit like the hypostatic union) and I shall have a go at learning this in the Latin original. In fact, loads of people here seem to know it off by heart already, and it might be the same for English Catholics for all I know. Well, I don’t know the words, what they mean, or the melody! Here’s the chant notation, with the Latin, and a literal translation that I lifted and modified:

Hail, Queen, merciful Mother,

[our] life, [our] sweetness, and our hope, hail.

To you we cry, exiles, children of Eve,

to you we sigh, mourning and weeping

in this vale of tears.

O, therefore, our advocate,

turn your merciful eyes toward us;

and Jesus, blessed fruit of your womb,

to us, after this exile, show.

O kind, O loving, O sweet Virgin Mary.

Now, here's a thing I've done for my own benefit, a learning module for MemoryLifter. I like plugging MemoryLifter, since it helped me to learn a lot of Italian vocabulary despite my lousy memory. Anyway, my module has the text broken down as above: you try to remember the next line. I've also inlcluded the literal translation, audio and the notation above. With any luck it should all trickle into my brain together, and since I made it for myself I've put it here too.
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Praise In Summer

I had a go at listening to Father Z's – ahem – podcazt the other day and was surprised, but pleased to find him reading poetry! Here is one that I liked so much I thought I’d blog it:

Ferdinand von Wright - Sommerlandschaft

"Praise In Summer" - Richard Wilbur

Obscurely yet most surely called to praise,
As sometimes summer calls us all, I said
The hills are heavens full of branching ways
Where star-nosed moles fly overhead the dead;
I said the trees are mines in air, I said
See how the sparrow burrows in the sky!
And then I wondered why this mad instead
Perverts our praise to uncreation, why
Such savour's in this wrenching things awry.
Does sense so stale that it must needs derange
The world to know it?  To a praiseful eye
Should it not be enough of fresh and strange
That trees grow green, and moles can course
     in clay,
And sparrows sweep the ceiling of our day?

Wonderful stuff; reminds me of Chesterton thematically, but then, he covered a lot of ground did G.K. I miss reading poetry; press releases from Italian car manufacturers don’t quite hit the same spot…

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Psalm Tones for Night Prayer: Psalm 87(88) - Tone V

Out of the anguish of his soul he shall see and be satisfied;
by his knowledge shall the righteous one, my servant,
     make many to be accounted righteous,
     and he shall bear their iniquities.
Therefore I will divide him a portion with the many,
     and he shall divide the spoil with the strong,
because he poured out his soul to death
    and was numbered with the transgressors;
yet he bore the sin of many,
    and makes intercession for the transgressors.
- Isaiah 53:11-12

We're getting there with learning the tones for night prayer; this would be the penultimate one:

Day	Tone	Tone for 2nd Psalm	Nunc Dimittis
Sunday 1	VIII	VIII	IIIAt last, all-powerful Master...
Sunday 2	VIIIHe who dwells in the shelter of the Most High...		III
Monday	II Turn your ear, O Lord, and give answer...		III
Tuesday	VIII		III
Wednesday	I	VIII	III
Thursday	IPreserve me, God, I take refuge in you.		III
Friday	V Lord my God, I call for help by day;		III

All the MP3s are here, and this is a one-page PDF summary of all the tones.

This is tone V. It only comes in one flavour apparently, which simplifies my posting it. The first stress mark is for the flex, so you can see that it's based on a pattern of one stress for the mediant and two stresses for the termination:

Some verses from the psalm for Friday, marked with the stresses that we need to bear in mind and with part of another psalm because there'd be no flex otherwise.

Lord my God, I call for help by dáy;*
I cry at níght befóre you.
Let my prayer come into your présence.*
O turn your éar to my crý.

I call to you, Lord, all the day lóng,*
to you I strétch out my hánds.
Will you work your wonders for the déad?*
Will the shades stánd and práise you?

Will your love be told in the gráve*
or your faithfulness amóng the déad?
Will your wonders be known in the dárk*
or your justice in the lánd of oblívion?

In the day of my distress I sought the Lórd.†
My hands were raised at night without céasing;*
my soul refúsed to be consóled.
I remembered my God and I gróaned.*
I pondered and my spírit fáinted.

This is my version of it: MP3. As usual, I've had to adapt it a little to fit the English, but it's the same kind of stuff as before, so I don't think I need to go into it. It has a plaintive feel which goes well with the text; those Lutherans don't miss a trick.

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Earthquake



Image courtesy of the
U.S. Geological Survey

Apparently all it takes to stop me blogging about #twitterangelus is a 5.8 earthquake.

It makes sense for me to blog about it, but to be honest, I'm probably not the best person to fill you in on what's happening. As a sojourner in a strange land who also has a 1.5 year-old daughter to worry about, living at a bit of a distance from any kind of family, many of life's little details, including important ones, pass me by: I shall do my best.

So, at the beginning of the year, when there was still a world of snow about, there were some earthquakes here, and now we have a repeat performance. The epicentre was in the same province as us, about 25 miles away. What we experienced was nothing like what's going on at San Felice, but it is too close for comfort. San Felice is in the north whereas we're in the south just before the plain turns into mountains. Immediately to the north of us is the city of Modena, where most of my colleagues work; no damage there that I'm aware of, but they're feeling enough tremors to keep their nerves on edge.

We were just settling down to work in my office when it arrived; oddly I didn't feel anything myself, but I took my cue from my colleagues who were hastening out of the door. I didn't feel anything the second time either. I haven't felt anything for a while now, but there was night when there seemed to be a little quake every 5 minutes; then again, it's hard to tell how much earthquake you're inventing out of nervousness.

All this seismic activity has caught the region on a back foot; the last big event was a medieval one, and though Italy as a country is very much prone to earthquakes, the Emilia-Romagna was considered low-risk until now. A lot of seismologists have been interviewed recently, for obvious reasons, but the best news you will ever hear from an Italian seismologist is "We can't rule out the possibility of further quakes"; unfortunately, that's the peninsula you're dealing with. What's worse is that the quakes at the beginning of the year and these ones don't seem to have the same cause. The earth is busy adjusting itself underneath us, and there's not really any way of telling how it will pan out; the best case scenario is a series of little quakes (many earthquakes aren't even felt) which discharge the latent energy that needs discharging. The fear is that we have another more dramatic event. The region will undoubtedly receive a new risk rating and consequently building requirements; not a lot of help in the short term unfortunately. Monica's Dad however (who does know something about these things; he's been coordinating volunteers from the Province of Ancona from our bedroom - her parents happened to be visiting)

Anyway, here in Sassuolo, we're fine but nervous. Schools have been closed, and our church, San Giorgio, seems to have developed some cracks. You will have seen the something about the worst hit areas elsewhere; besides which, I'm struggling to keep up with events. What I do know is that some are some real bastards about. People, not without reason, don't want to leave their homes, for fear of thieves. Some especially foul people have been impersonating the Protezione Civile (a voluntary emergency relief force, among other things) and telling people to evacuate their homes because of an imminent quake (impossible to predict, btw), specifically so that they can steal from them. Monica's Dad is pretty scandalised by how they're responding here. He read about one village where the parish priest was organising the relief, but it's absurd that the Protezione Civile could allow such a situation to be necessary (he was among the first group of volunteers to arrive, but coming from le Marche, the next region down).

Monica's pretty nervous, especially about the idea of being at home alone with Noemi when her parents leave, so her Mum is prolonging her stay, and we'll be going down to Offagna for a week (I'll be working remotely).

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More #twitterangelus



I know I know...

I shall blog about something else at some point. In any case, I shall be brief. I've been praying with #twitterangelus in Italian, and though no Italians seem to have joined us, some obliging anglophones have been praying in Italian with me.

So, as a gesture of goodwill I offered to make a recording in Italian in an attempt to "incarnate" the prayer a bit. And here it is, rushed off quickly yesterday after Noemi's bedtime and before ours. As always happens when you record yourself, I think it sounds horrible, and I can hear myself fluffing it in various places but never mind.

It's the Angelus proper, as we return to ordinary time soon (Monday?) and leave the Regina Caeli for other times; that's part of the reason I thought I'd do a quick recording now, so people could hear it in advance of praying it.

So that's that. Ta ra.

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#twitterangelus in italiano



Appeal to anglophones: if you know any Italians on twitter who might be interested in #twitterangelus, please pass on.

Edit: Da quando ho messo su questo post, @marcpuck ha messo su un sito dedicato – www.twitterangelus.org/ – che contiene i testi nelle diverse lingue. Di solito metto un link a quel sito quando twitto.

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#twitterangelus è nato da un "capriccio pio" di @CCFather ("Ben Trovato"); twittando l'inizio dell'Angelus alle 12.00 GMT un giorno, era sopreso a ricevere una risposta da un certo @sitsio, e hanno quindi pregato insieme. Lo stesso giorno, più persone si sono interessati per poi pregare insieme alle 18.00, poi è diventato un appuntamento. Dall'Inghilterra è passata puntualmente agli Stati Uniti.

Sono iscritto a twitter da poco (@MarkTsoapm) ma la preghiera mi ha interessato subito. E' una bella cosa e credo che andrebbe diffuso; non c'è un motivo per cui questa preghiera (pregata virtualmente ma in una communione non meno valida per ciò) della Chiesa universale non dovrebbe diventare un fatto internazionale attraverso un mezzo di communicazione globale, come un bene di per sé ma anche una testimonianza dell'unità nella fede.

Mi piacerebbe tentare di lanciarla in italiano personalmente, ma temo di non potere fare quello; con una bimba di 16 mesi e la famiglia di tutti e due i genitori abbastanza lontani, faccio fatica a trovarmi davanti lo schermo con regolarità. Infatti prego alle 13.00 CEST quando posso con gli altri inglesi perché se no, non ci riesco. C'è anche il fatto che non conosco italiani su twitter, quindi chi mi risponde?

Allora, mi sa che posso solo proporre e agevolare. La proposta ho già fatto. L'agevolazione consisterebbe in preparare i testi in modo che chi eventualmente vorrà pregare l'Angelus su twitter può farlo attraverso una copia/incolla.

Infatti, in Pasqua si prega la Regina Caeli, per cui ho già messo i testi appositi qui.

Quando si torna a tempo ordinario, i testi twitter-ready dell'Angelus sarebbero i seguenti. Per cominciare il latino, in quanto la lingua universale della Chiesa. Ho messo il testo delle risposte in grassetto. Spero che le palline accanto i testi per chi conduce aumenterà la leggibilità in twitter stesso. I numeri per le Ave Maria servono per fare in modo che twitter non si rifiuta di ripubblicare lo stesso testo più volte.

♪ ♪ ♪ In nomine Patris et Filii † et Spiritus Sancti #twitterangelus
Amen #twitterangelus †

● Angelus Domini nuntiavit Mariae #twitterangelus
Et concepit de Spiritu Sancto. #twitterangelus
●¹ Ave Maria, gratia plena, Dominus tecum. Benedicta tu in mulieribus, et benedictus fructus ventris tui, Iesus. #twitterangelus
¹ Sancta Maria, Mater Dei, ora pro nobis peccatoribus, nunc et in hora mortis nostræ. Amen. #twitterangelus

● Ecce ancilla Domini #twitterangelus
Fiat mihi secundum verbum tuum. #twitterangelus
●² Ave Maria, gratia plena, Dominus tecum. Benedicta tu in mulieribus, et benedictus fructus ventris tui, Iesus. #twitterangelus
² Sancta Maria, Mater Dei, ora pro nobis peccatoribus, nunc et in hora mortis nostræ. Amen. #twitterangelus

● Et Verbum caro factum est #inginocchio #twitterangelus
Et habitavit in nobis #twitterangelus
●³ Ave Maria, gratia plena, Dominus tecum. Benedicta tu in mulieribus, et benedictus fructus ventris tui, Iesus. #twitterangelus
³ Sancta Maria, Mater Dei, ora pro nobis peccatoribus, nunc et in hora mortis nostræ. Amen. #twitterangelus

● Ora pro nobis Sancta Dei Genetrix #twitterangelus
Ut digni efficiamur promissionibus Christi. #twitterangelus

● Oremus: Gratiam tuam quæsumus, Domine, mentibus nostris infunde; ut qui, angelo nuntiante, #twitterangelus
● Christi Filii tui Incarnationem cognovimus, per passionem eius et crucem, ad resurrectionis gloriam perducamur. #twitterangelus
● Per eumdem Christum Dominum nostrum. #twitterangelus
Amen. #twitterangelus #oremus

● (×3) Gloria Patri, et Filio, et Spiritui Sancto. #twitterangelus
● (×3) Sicut erat in principio, et nunc, et semper, et in saecula saeculorum. #twitterangelus
(×3) Amen. #twitterangelus

● #Requiem aeternam, dona eis, Domine, et lux perpetua leceat eis. Requiescant in pace.
 #twitterangelus
Amen. #twitterangelus #requiem

Ora come ora, non credo che gli inglesi pregano le Gloria Patri e Requiem Aeternum, ma le riporto caso mai.

Metto un altro hashtag per l'italiano. Così chi cerca "#twitterangelus AND #it" trova solo l'italiano invece del latino o eventualmente altre lingue nello stesso fuso orario!

♪ ♪ ♪ Nel nome del Padre e del Figlio † e dello Spirito Santo. #twitterangelus #it
Amen #twitterangelus #it †

● L'angelo del Signore portò l'annuncio a Maria, #twitterangelus #it
ed ella concepì per opera dello Spirito Santo. #twitterangelus #it
●¹ Ave, o Maria, piena di grazia, il Signore è con te. #twitterangelus #it
●¹ Tu sei benedetta fra le donne e benedetto è il frutto del tuo seno, Gesù. #twitterangelus #it
¹ Santa Maria, Madre di Dio, prega per noi peccatori, adesso e nell'ora della nostra morte. Amen. #twitterangelus #it

● “Ecco sono la serva del Signore.” #twitterangelus #it
“Avvenga in me secondo la tua parola.” #twitterangelus #it
●² Ave, o Maria, piena di grazia, il Signore è con te. #twitterangelus #it
●² Tu sei benedetta fra le donne e benedetto è il frutto del tuo seno, Gesù. #twitterangelus #it
² Santa Maria, Madre di Dio, prega per noi peccatori, adesso e nell'ora della nostra morte. Amen. #twitterangelus #it

● E il verbo si fece carne. #inginocchio #twitterangelus #it
E venne ad abitare in mezzo a noi. #twitterangelus #it
●³ Ave, o Maria, piena di grazia, il Signore è con te. #twitterangelus #it
●³ Tu sei benedetta fra le donne e benedetto è il frutto del tuo seno, Gesù. #twitterangelus #it
³ Santa Maria, Madre di Dio, prega per noi peccatori, adesso e nell'ora della nostra morte. Amen. #twitterangelus #it

● Prega per noi santa madre di Dio. #twitterangelus #it
Perché siamo fatti degni delle promesse di Cristo. #twitterangelus #it
Prega per noi santa madre di Dio. Perché siamo fatti degni delle promesse di Cristo. #twitterangelus #it


● Preghiamo: Infondi nel nostro spirito la tua grazia, o Padre, tu che, all'annuncio dell'Angelo, #twitterangelus #it
● ci hai rivelato l'incarnazione del tuo Figlio, per la sua passione e la sua croce #twitterangelus #it
● guidaci alla gloria della risurrezione. Per Cristo nostro Signore. #twitterangelus #it
Amen. #twitterangelus #it

● (×3) Gloria al Padre e al Figlio e allo Spirito Santo. #twitterangelus #it
(×3) Come era nel principio e ora e sempre, nei secoli dei secoli. Amen. #twitterangelus #it
(×3) Gloria al Padre e al Figlio e allo Spirito Santo. Come era nel principio e ora e sempre, nei secoli dei secoli. Amen. #twitterangelus


● L'eterno riposo, dona loro, o Signore, e splenda ad essi la Luce Perpetua. #twitterangelus #it #requiem
Riposino in pace. Amen. #twitterangelus #it #requiem

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