Devotion in Honour of the Most Holy Trinity and the Incarnation
The Complete Manual of Catholic Piety, compiled by William Gahan, 1844Source and notes
A PIOUS DEVOTION,
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| Printed in | THE COMPLETE MANUAL OF CATHOLIC PIETY; CONTAINING A SELECTION OF FERVENT PRAYERS, PIOUS REFLECTIONS, AND SOLID INSTRUCTIONS, ADAPTED TO EVERY STATE OF LIFE. TO WHICH IS ANNEXED A SUPPLEMENT, CONTAINING EXCELLENT AND APPROVED DEVOTIONS, WITH THE EPISTLES AND GOSPELS FOR ALL THE SUNDAYS AND FESTIVALS OF THE YEAR. |
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| Imprint | DUBLIN, JAMES DUFFY, 25, ANGLESEA-STREET., 1844 |
| Pages | p. 33 |
| Scan | leaf 37 of the Internet Archive copy |
| Indulgence | For a perpetual glorification of the MOST HOLY TRINITY, and the INCARNATION of our Blessed Redeemer JESUS CHRIST, first instituted in France, with the approbation of Christopher Beaumont, late Archbishop of Paris, and confirmed by a decree of his Holiness Pious VI. issued the 15th May, 1784; who, in order to promote and extend the same, was pleased to grant an Indulgence for the City of Rome, and the Faithful throughout the world, who shall voluntarily associate themselves in the practice of this devotion according to the intention of his Holiness, in the following manner. |
| Rights | Public domain in the United States. |
For a perpetual glorification of the MOST HOLY TRINITY, and the INCARNATION of our Blessed Redeemer JESUS CHRIST, first instituted in France, with the approbation of Christopher Beaumont, late Archbishop of Paris, and confirmed by a decree of his Holiness Pious VI. issued the 15th May, 1784; who, in order to promote and extend the same, was pleased to grant an Indulgence for the City of Rome, and the Faithful throughout the world, who shall voluntarily associate themselves in the practice of this devotion according to the intention of his Holiness, in the following manner.
THREE persons, united in our Lord by the bands of mutual charity, are to engage themselves VOLUNTARILY (though without any obligation of conscience) to practise a religious exercise, which consists in adoring the three divine Persons three times a-day, viz. morning, noon, and night, reciting seven Gloria Patris, &c. and one Ave, &c. each time, to adore the Incarnation of the Eternal Word, and in honour of the most holy Virgin Mother of God. These prayers may be said either in common or separately, according to the convenience or inclinations of the persons associated; and in order that these unions may be continued, it is necessary that the associates should be mutually acquainted, that in case of a vacancy by death or otherwise, the loss may be repaired by appointing another; by which means this pious society may be perpetuated to the end of time.