The Westminster hymnal : the only collection authorized by the hierarchy of England and Wales . of my dear Lord ;Thou living bread, that life dost unto man afford ;O grant, that this my soul may ever live on Thee,That Thou mayst evermore its only sweetness be.Hail, Jesus, hail, &c. O mystic pelican, Jesu, my loving Lord,Cleanse me of my defilements in Thy blood adored.Whereof one only drop, in Thy sweet mercy spilt.Would have the power to cleanse the world of all its guilt.Hail, Jesus, hail, &c. 0 Jesu, lying here concealed before mine eye, 1 pray Thou grant me that for which I ceaseless sigh,
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The Westminster hymnal : the only collection authorized by the hierarchy of England and Wales . of my dear Lord ;Thou living bread, that life dost unto man afford ;O grant, that this my soul may ever live on Thee, That Thou mayst evermore its only sweetness be.Hail, Jesus, hail, &c. O mystic pelican, Jesu, my loving Lord, Cleanse me of my defilements in Thy blood adored.Whereof one only drop, in Thy sweet mercy spilt.Would have the power to cleanse the world of all its guilt.Hail, Jesus, hail, &c. 0 Jesu, lying here concealed before mine eye, 1 pray Thou grant me that for which I ceaseless sigh, To see the vision clear of Thine unveiled face, Blest with the glories bright that fill Thy dwelling-])lace. Hail, Jesus, hail ; do Thou, good Shepherd of the sheep, Increase in all true hearts the faith they fondly keep. (ST. TUUMAS AyCINAS. Ti:. 1:EV. J. 1>. AYLWARD, O.P.]( ll7 ) 82 THE BLESSED SACRAMENT. I fe&; JOH ^^±=^ -J^ ^-^- ^ -(S- ^-^ -<s»- -f^^- -(S»—^- -- m^_. r^ • ^-^- gliJ, i/^i i ^t^^:^^ i^zip:^: <^—?H —SS© 1 :^ ^ ^ :r^-p- :^-M- =^ T—^- :t=:. JESUS, gentlest Saviour!God of might and power 1Thou Thyself art dwellingIn us at this hour. Nature cannot hold Thee, Heaven is all too strait For Thine endless gloryAnd Thy royal state. Out beyond the shining Of the furthest star, Thou art ever stretching Infinitely far. Yet the hearts of children Hold what worlds cannot, And the God of wonders Loves the lowly spot.As men to their gardens Go to seek sweet flowers, In our hearts dear Jesus Seeks them at all hours. Jesus, gentlest Saviour 1 Thou art in us now ;Fill us full of goodness Till our hearts oerflow. ( 108) Pray the prayer within usThat to heaven shall rise ; Sing the song that angelsSing above the skies. Multiply our graces. Chiefly love and fear, Ah, dear Lord ! the chiefest— Grace to persevere. Oh, how can we thank Thee For a gift like this—Gift that truly maketliHeavens eternal bliss I Ah ! when wit Thou alwaysMake our hearts Thy home % We m