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Magnificat

From The Mission Book, 1857 Tools
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Imprint New York, Edward Dunigan & Brother (James B. Kirker), 371 Broadway, 1857
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Approbation signed '+ JOHN, Archbishop of New York', dated 'New York, September 8th, 185_'. Text: 'The "Mission Book" has received the commendation of many distinguished Prelates in Europe ... We cheerfully permit its publication.' Not labelled imprimatur or nihil obstat.

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Transcribed from the scan of the 1857 edition.

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Albrecht Dürer, The Virgin with a Starry Crown, 1508. Cleveland Museum of Art.

The Mission Book

New York, Edward Dunigan & Brother (James B. Kirker), 371 Broadway, 1857

Approbation signed '+ JOHN, Archbishop of New York', dated 'New York, September 8th, 185_'. Text: 'The "Mission Book" has received the commendation of many distinguished Prelates in Europe ... We cheerfully permit its publication.' Not labelled imprimatur or nihil obstat.

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Magnificat. The Mission Book. New York, Edward Dunigan & Brother (James B. Kirker), 371 Broadway, 1857. https://manualistpress.com/hymns/magnificat-the-mission-book/

MAGNIFICAT! Inspired word,
From Mary's raptured bosom pour'd!
My soul, with Mary bless the Lord.
Magnificat!

Magnificat! O whence is this,
That God should heed my littleness?
Henceforward, all my name shall bless.
Magnificat!

Magnificat! Praise God alone,
The mercy of my Saviour own:
For He hath mighty wonders done.
Magnificat!

Magnificat! His wondrous grace
Is manifest from race to race
Of them who fear before His face.
Magnificat!

Magnificat! He hath brought down
The proud man from his lofty throne,
And lifted up the humble one.
Magnificat!

Magnificat! Grace for the Poor!
The Poor who plead at Mercy's door:
The scornful rich shall have no more.
Magnificat!

Magnificat! In me behold
Fulfill'd, the promises of old
To Abraham and the Fathers told.
Magnificat!

Magnificat! The Song of praise
To Father, Son, and Spirit raise!
One God, throughout eternal days!
Magnificat!

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