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This one is a hymn to the Sacred Heart which I would like to use for next week’s feast. Any translation help would be appreciated!
  1. Cor Dúlce, Cor amábile,
    amóre nóstri sáucium,
    amóre nóstri lánguidum,
    fac sis míhi placábile.
  1. Cor Jésu mélle dúlcius,
    Cor sóle púro púrius,
    Vérbi Déi Sacrárium,
    Ópum Déi compéndium.
  1. Tu pórtus órbi náufrago,
    secúra pax fidélibus,
    Réis asýlum méntibus,
    píis recéssus córdibus.
I found this much on a website:
Loving Heart, lovable Heart,
On fire with love of us,
Exhausted with love of us,
Be merciful to me.
Heart of Jesus, sweeter than honey,
Friend of pure minds,
[The last two lines
didn’t match up at all.]
Thanks for any help you might be able to offer!
 
This one is a hymn to the Sacred Heart which I would like to use for next week’s feast. Any translation help would be appreciated!

I found this much on a website:

Thanks for any help you might be able to offer!
As little Latin that I know #2 should go like this:
Heart of Jesus, sweeter than the sun,
Heart purer than the sun,
Sanctuary of the Word of God,
Sum of all the riches of God.
Hope this helps.
God bless
 
With a little help from an online latin dictionary (God bless google!) verse 3 reads something like this:

You are a port to our shipwrecked world
Untroubled you give peace to all the faithful
You bring a place of refuge to our minds
And the devout find recourse in your heart.
 
it reminds me of “Sweet Heart of Jesus” a favorite from my childhood I have not heard in years.

Sweet Heart of Jesus, font of love and mercy
today we come thy blessing to implore
O thought our hearts to cold and so ungrateful
amd make them Lord thine own forevermore

Sweet Heart of Jesus we implore
O make us love thee more and more (repeat)

Sweet Heart of Jesus make us pure and glentle
and teach us how to do thy blessed will
to follow close the print of thy dear footsteps
and when we fall Sweet Heart oh love us still.

congratulations to OP for offering this to your parishioners, you are making me cry!

another Sacred Heart hymn I remember–and I remember we always went Mass that day, even though school was already out, oh well, times change

To Jesus, heart, all burning with fervent love for men
My heart with fondest yearning shall raise its joyful straine
while ages course along blest be he with loudest song
the Sacred Heart of Jesus by every heart and tongue

If we sang either of these in Latin I sure don’t remember it
ah, sonny, those were the days

if OP has a link to music for his hymn I would love to hear it
 
it reminds me of “Sweet Heart of Jesus” a favorite from my childhood I have not heard in years.

Sweet Heart of Jesus, font of love and mercy
today we come thy blessing to implore
O thought our hearts to cold and so ungrateful
amd make them Lord thine own forevermore

Sweet Heart of Jesus we implore
O make us love thee more and more (repeat)

Sweet Heart of Jesus make us pure and glentle
and teach us how to do thy blessed will
to follow close the print of thy dear footsteps
and when we fall Sweet Heart oh love us still.

congratulations to OP for offering this to your parishioners, you are making me cry!

another Sacred Heart hymn I remember–and I remember we always went Mass that day, even though school was already out, oh well, times change

To Jesus, heart, all burning with fervent love for men
My heart with fondest yearning shall raise its joyful straine
while ages course along blest be he with loudest song
the Sacred Heart of Jesus by every heart and tongue

If we sang either of these in Latin I sure don’t remember it
ah, sonny, those were the days

if OP has a link to music for his hymn I would love to hear it
I had never heard “Sweet Heart of Jesus,” thanks for bringing it to my attention. Here it is on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=hJsAjEgTShI , and another rendition of the same: youtube.com/watch?v=9MdYg62EtD0 .

I love “To Jesus’ Heart All Burning” (we sang it in Catholic school when I was a child back in the 60’s), but it is not in any of my collection of hymnals. Here’s one version from the St. Gregory Hymnal: books.google.com/books?id=8e-5AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA95&lpg=PA95&dq=to+jesus+heart+all+burning&source=bl&ots=aoUk5wCkIO&sig=CDMsdbYlrCeUYhGhU5A3szhyFaY&hl=en&ei=NV81SqD6F4eNtgeRouH4Dg&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=8 . Here’s a MIDI version to a different melody: atcc-torcc.org/sacred.htm . But neither of these is the melody I remember from my childhood. Here are the words to the second verse in the version I knew:
O Jesus, meek and lowly,
And ever pure of Heart,
Would that my heart were wholly
Of Thine the counterpart.
While ages course along …
 
you are welcome and thank you for reminding me of the feast of the Precious Heart of Jesus which is soon, and thanks for the nice youtube videos. I enjoyed listening…well if anyone needs any translation of a Croatian word …let me know…🙂
 
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