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352a. Jesu, Son of Mary

1 Jesu, Son of Mary,
fount of life alone,
here we hail thee present
on thine altar- throne:
humbly we adore thee,
Lord of endless might,
in the mystic symbols
veiled from earthly sight.

2 Think, O Lord, in mercy
on the souls of those
who, in faith gone from us,
now in death repose.
Here 'mid stress and conflict
toils can never cease;
there, the warfare ended,
bid them rest in peace.

3 Often were they wounded
in the deadly strife;
heal them, Good Physician,
with the balm of life.
Every taint of evil,
frailty and decay,
good and gracious Saviour,
cleanse and purge away.

4 Rest eternal grant them,
after weary fight;
shed on them the radiance
of thy heavenly light.
Lead them onward, upward,
to the holy place,
where thy saints made perfect
gaze upon thy face.

Text Information
First Line: Jesu, Son of Mary
Translator: E. S. Palmer, 1856-1931
Meter: 65 65
Language: English
Publication Date: 2000
Scripture: ; ; ;
Topic: Funerals, Commemoration, Remembrance and All Souls; Proper 26: Year C; Remembrance Sunday
Notes: Alternative tune: EVELYNS 380a; The first verse is often used for Holy Communion and verses 2, 3 and 4 for Remembrance Sunday
Tune Information
Name: EUDOXIA
Composer: Sabine Baring-Gould
Meter: 65 65
Key: F Major



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