Need the Latin texts of antiphons from Rite of Religious Profession

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Does anyone have the Latin antiphon texts from the Ordo professionis religiosae? I really need them asap. Thanks and God bless.
 
Unfortunately, I’ve tried there. They were able to help me out with some other antiphons from the Consecration of Virgins, but not these. Thanks, though. It was a great idea.
 
Could you be a bit more specific as to which ones for which rites? I leafed (very quickly) through the book and found these for the rites themselves (the psalms are according to the Greek NOT Hebrew numbering) - I presumed you meant those and not the Mass texts. However, there is also a rite for promises, etc. so specifying would be helpful.

In the first part (men):

Profession: Suscipe me, Domine, secundum eloquium tuum et vivam; et non confudas me ab exspectatione mea

Handing over of the insignia of profession: Beati qui habitant in domo tua, Domine; in saecula saeculorum laudabunt te! with Psalm 83

Kiss of peace: Ecce quam bonus et quam iucundum habitare fratres in unum! with Psalm 132

The in the appendix, an alternative for the handing over of the habit:

Haec est generatio quaerentium Dominum, quaerentium faciem Dei Iacob with Psalm 23

In the second part (women):

At the reception fo the veil and rule in temporary profession:

Quaesivi quem diligit anima mea, with psalm 44

Perpetual profession:

At the profession, Suscipe as above.

At the hanging over the signs of profession such as the ring:

Ipsi sum desponsata, qui Filius est Patris aeterni, proles Virginis Matris totiusque mundi Salvator. with psalm 44.

At the sign of peace: Quam dilecta tabernacula tua, Domine virtutem! concupiscit et deficit anima mea in atria Domini with psalm 83
 
AJV, thanks!

I’m actually looking for all the texts for all the rites. I’m working on a project and need them all. Thank you so much! You’re a life saver.
 
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AJV, thanks!

I’m actually looking for all the texts for all the rites. I’m working on a project and need them all. Thank you so much! You’re a life saver.
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The Mass texts as well? How urgently do you need them? If you can wait a week, I’ll just scan it all…
 
AJV said:
The Mass texts as well? How urgently do you need them? If you can wait a week, I’ll just scan it all…
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Just the texts for the antiphons are needed, and I can wait a week. Thank you so much!
 
stephraim said:
Just the texts for the antiphons are needed, and I can wait a week. Thank you so much!
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What community? The orders have their own. The congregations use the Roman texts.

Fraternally,

Br. JR, FFV 🙂
 
I believe that this is the main chant unique to the ordination:
(the liber usualis has one for tonsures directly before it, if that happens to be required too)

“ Jam non dicam vos servos, quia servus nescit quid faciat dominus ejus. Vos autem dixi amicos. – I will not now call you servants: for the servant knows not what his lord does. But I have called you friends!”

it is found in the Liber Usualis easily. The other chants used are the Great Litany and the Veni Creator Spiritus Hymn, all else is “propers” that are proper to the mass for that particular day. Pentecost and Sundays after Pentecost, etc…

A motet based on the words “tu es sacerdos” or “You are a priest for ever” is also popular but is not technically one of the propers.

angelfire.com/nj/malleus/ordines/tradpriests.html

These days, even within the novus ordo mass of Paul VI they usually do continue to sing the litany and the veni creator to their original melodies at ordinations, which is a step in the right direction…
 
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