A nice Paternoster image:
Image from page 91 of “[Publications]” (1853)
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Identifier: publications57camd_0
Title: [Publications]
Year: 1853 (1850s)
Authors: Camden Society Royal Historical Society (Great Britain) cn
Subjects: Great Britain
Publisher: London : John Bowyer Nichols and Son
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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PRIVATE DEVOTION IN THE MORNING. 17 the whole hymn to the end, with the versicle, Send forth thy HolySpirit/ and the prayer, God, who didst teach the hearts of thyfaithful people, &c. After this, putting on your shoes and yourclothes, say the Paternoster and the Creed, and then, Jesus Christ,Son of the living God, have mercy on us ! Thou who didst conde-scend to be born of a virgin, have mercy on us! Continue sayingthese words until you be quite dressed. Have these words much inuse, and in your mouth as often as ye may, sitting and standing. When ye are quite dressed, sprinkle yourselves with holy water,which ye should have always with you, and think upon Gods flesh,and on his blood, which is over the high altar, and fall on your kneestoward it, with this salutation, Hail, thou author of our creation!Hail, thou price of our redemption ! Hail, thou who art our supportduring our pilgrimage ! Hail, O reward of our expectation! Be Thou our joy,Who art to be our reward.May our glory be
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