VENI CREATOR SPIRITUS - Giovanni Vianini video free download

Antonella Russo

oggi è la Festa della Terza persona della SS. Trinità, che lo Spirito Santo, Amore e Consolatore ci doni occhi e cuore pronti alla testimonianza del Signore e Maestro nostro, Gesù.. buona festa a ciascuno!VENI CREATORVeni creator spiritus,mentes Tuorum visita,imple superna gratia,quae Tu creasti,pectora.Tu, septiformis munere,dexterae Dei Tu digitus,Tu, rite promissum Patris,sermone ditans guttura.Accende lumen sensibus,infunde amorem cordibus,infirma nostri corporisvirtute firmans perpeti.Per Te sciamus da Patrem,noscamus atque Filium,Te utriusque Spiritumcredamus omni tempore.Amen.

alain difima

Vient Esprit créateur 

menih Nikolaj

O pridi, Stvarnik Sveti Duh,obišči nas, ki tvoji smo,napolni z rajsko milostjosrce, ki si ustvaril ga.Nazivamo te Tolažnikin Dar najvišjega Boga.Ljubezen, Ogenj, Živi vir,Duhovno pomaziljenje.Darov sedmero ti deliš,desnice prst Očetove;obljubil tebe Oče je,da v usta pravi govor daš.Čutilom našim luč prižgi,ljubezen v naša srca vlij,v telesni borbi nas krepčaj,nas vedno v moči utrjuj.Obrani nas sovražnikain daj nam stanoviten mir,pred nami hodi, vodi nas,da zlemu se izognemo.Po tebi naj spoznavamoOčeta in Sina božjega,In v tebe trdno verujemo,ki izhajaš večno iz obeh.Amen(prevod po F.K.Lukmanu)

Andrea Bianchi

VENI CREATOR SPIRITUS - Giovanni Vianini

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+Veni Creator Spiritus,mentes tuorum visita,imple superna gratiaquae tu creasti pectora.Qui diceris Paraclitus,altissimi donum Dei,fons vivus, ignis, caritas,et spiritalis unctio.Tu, septiformis munere,Dexterae Dei tu digitus,Tu rite promissum Patris,sermone ditans guttura.Accende lumen sensibus:infunde amorem cordibus:infirma nostri corporisvirtute firmans perpeti.Hostem repellas longius,pacemque dones protinus:ductore sic te praeviovitemus omne noxium.Per te sciamus da Patrem,noscamus atque Filium;Teque utriusque Spiritumcredamus omni tempore.Deo Patri sit gloria,et Filio, qui a mortuissurrexit, ac Paraclito,in saeculorum saecula. Amen.

Ana Santos

O hino Veni Creator Spiritus.

Didier Yao Bah Koffi

Viens Esprit Créateur, toi la promesse de Jesus en notre faveur.Viens ami fidèle ns éclairer pr que ns comprenions toute la grandeur de notre Dieu

witchcerridwen

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Gerardo basso

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Andrea Desnousse

Fill my heart holly spirit with your love

Steve Sprague

Veni, Creator Spiritus Come, Creator, Spirit, come from your bright heavenly throne, come take possession of our souls, and make them all your own.You who are called the Paraclete, best gift of God above, the living spring, the vital fire sweet christ’ning and true love. . . .O guide our minds with your best light, with love our hearts inflame; and with your strength, which ne’er decays, confirm our mortal frame.Far from us drive our deadly foe; true peace unto us bring; and through all perils lead us safe beneath your sacred wing.Through you may we the Father know, through you th’eternal Son and you the Spirit of them both, thrice-blessed Three in One. . . .—Rabanus Maurus “Special among Rabanus’s gifts to the church is the Veni, Creator Spiritus. Monks carried the hymn to communities throughout the continent and it became part of the Pentecost liturgy. Praying the Come, Creator Spirit seems to have occasioned life-changing moments for numerous saints, including Lutgarde, Clare, and Teresa of Ávila. Apparently, Rabanus’s hymn is extraordinarily effective in releasing the gifts of the Spirit, so when we pray it we can expect God to act.” VENI CREATOR SPIRITUS - Giovanni Vianini Hat tip: me; Loyola Press, Voices of the Saints by Bert Ghezzi; benefactum:. For Tuesday: 4th Week in Ordinary time. Readings: 2 Samuel 18:9-10, 14b, 24-25a, 30 — 19:3; Psalm 86:1-2, 3-4, 5-6; Mark 5:21-43. Hours: Week 4 of psalter. For February 4: Saint Rabanus Maurus, Bishop, pray for us! “St. Rabanus Maurus had three careers. He was a schoolmaster, then an abbot, and finally an archbishop. He lived during the reign of Charlemagne when Christianity was being established in Europe. We are indebted to Rabanus and saints like him, for they built the church from which most of us received our gift of faith. “Rabanus was a scholar saint. He was a lifelong student of Scripture, the great Christian writers, and Catholic teaching. He used his mind to explore the faith, and his study drew him closer to Christ. We should take him for a model, for study is essential to our Christian growth. Young Rabanus was sent to school at Fulda in central Germany, the chief monastery founded by St. Boniface. Rabanus astounded his teachers with his quickness to learn. He also spent a year studying at Tours with Alcuin, Charlemagne’s adviser. Rabanus learned Greek, Hebrew, and Syriac so that he could better understand Scripture. He also read the church Fathers and wrote summaries of their works. “In 799 he was ordained deacon and in 815 became a priest. Sometime during that period he was appointed master of Fulda’s school. In that office he had the opportunity to form young monks who would help create a tradition of Christian learning in the West. “Rabanus became the abbot at Fulda in 822. During this, his second career, he probably wrote most of his works, including a martyrology and numerous commentaries on Scripture. He was in constant demand as an expert at synods and councils. However, care for the monks caused him to hone his pastoral and administrative gifts. He completed Fulda’s buildings and founded other monasteries. “After a brief retirement, Rabanus unexpectedly took up a third career. In 847, at age 71, he was appointed archbishop of Mainz. He undertook the job aggressively. With a team of priests, Rabanus went about the diocese teaching, preaching, and administering the sacraments. He held synods that called Christians to a stricter observance of church laws and that condemned a local heresy. Once during a famine he fed 300 people a day from his house. With great energy he led the diocese and continued his writing until his death in 856.” Hat tip: American Ordo, Priests of the Sacred Heart; Loyola Press, Voices of the Saints by Bert Ghezzi; The REVELATION of John by William Barclay:. Many Men One Faith … Catholic Men’s Conference … March 22, 2014 … St. Michael Catholic Church, Louisville KY O Christ, in thee my soul hath found, and found in thee alone, the peace, the joy, I sought so long, the bliss till now unknown. Now none but Christ can satisfy, none other Name for me! There’s love, and life, and lasting joy, Lord Jesus found in thee. Amen.I pray for the people I love;I love the people I pray for.I promise to pray for you. (=^_^=)

Spring Summer

Mucho gracias my friend for uploading this. Keep me in your prayers OK. NN

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tadzik1125

gloria Deus in secula seculorum

PMA Judge

CHILDHOOD MEMORIES OF THE LATIN MASS.ONCE EXPERIENCED NEVER FORGOTTEN!!!!THANKS FOR THE VIDEO!!GREAT STUFF!!

Andres Estrada

una invocación al Espíritu santo

Geraldo Cerqueira

PAZ E BEM! LINDÍSSIMA. PENETRA NA ALMA E NO CORAÇÃO. GERALDO CERQUEIRA. ( RECIFE-PERNAMBUCO-BRASIL).

Eddie Wong

Veni, creator Spiritusmentes tuorum visita,imple superna gratia,quae tu creasti pectora.Qui diceris Paraclitus,altissimi donum Dei,fons vivus, ignis, caritaset spiritalis unctio.Tu septiformis munere,digitus paternae dexteraetu rite promissum Patrissermone ditans guttura.Accende lumen sensibus,infunde amorem cordibus,infirma nostri corporis,virtute firmans perpeti.Hostem repellas longiuspacemque dones protinus;ductore sic te praeviovitemus omne noxium.Per te sciamus da Patremnoscamus atque Filium,te utriusque Spiritumcredamus omni tempore.Deo Patri sit gloria,et Filio qui a mortuisSurrexit, ac Paraclito,in saeculorum saecula.Amen.℣ Emitte Spiritum tuum, et creabuntur:℟ Et renovabis faciem terrae.Oremus: Deus qui corda fidelium Sancti Spiritus illustratione docuisti: da nobis in eodem Spiritu recta sapere, et de eius semper consolatione gaudere. Per Dominum nostrum Jesum Christum, Filium tuum, qui tecum vivit et regnat in unitate eiusdem Spiritus Sancti Deus. Per omnia saecula saeculorum. Amen.

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