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St. Agnes

Author: Isaac Watts Hymnal: Childhood Songs #121 (1898) First Line: There is a land of pure delight Languages: English Tune Title: [There is a land of pure delight]
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St. Agnes

Hymnal: Laudis Corona #202 (1880) First Line: O holy martyr, spotless dove Lyrics: 1 O holy martyr, spotless dove, With joy we celebrate thy day; Thou dwellest now in bliss above, Where tyrants o'er thee have no sway. Sweet Agnes, pure, angelic child, Sweet Agnes, pray, Oh, pray for us! 2 Thy cruel suff'rings all are past, A crown of glory decks thy brow; Celestial light is round thee cast, And God is thine forever now. Sweet Agnes, pure, angelic child, Sweet Agnes, pray, Oh, pray for us! 3 Oh, pray that we may ever seek To be as free as thou from stain; As constant, fervent, pure and meek, Regardless of earth's fleeting pain. 4 And, holy saint, be this our prayer, That prizing not the world's renown, Through trials it may be our care, To strive but for a heavenly crown. Languages: English Tune Title: [O holy martyr, spotless dove]
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St. Aloysius

Hymnal: Laudis Corona #204 (1880) First Line: The youth who wealth and courts despised Lyrics: 1 The youth who wealth and courts despised, His spotless mind above to raise, Who ev'ry rising tho't chastised, 'Tis Aloysius claims our lays. Chorus: Amiable and angelic youth, Aloysius, pray for us, Amiable and angelic youth, Aloysius, pray for us, Amiable and angelic youth, Aloysius, pray for us, Aloysius, pray for us. 2 His infant words, the first he frames, He utters with a trembling voice; Jesus, and Mary, hallowed names, Dwell on his lips, and speak his choice. [Chorus] 3 Delighting in the Lord alone, All earthly pleasures he forsakes, And ere yet half to manhood grown, His virgin vows to Mary makes. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [The youth who wealth and courts despised]
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St. Aloysius

Hymnal: Laudis Corona #205 (1880) First Line: The youth who wealth and courts despised Lyrics: 1 The youth who wealth and courts despised, His spotless mind above to raise, Who ev'ry rising thought chastised, 'Tis Aloysius claims our lays. Amiable and angelic youth, Aloysius, pray for us, Amiable and angelic youth, Aloysius, pray for us. Languages: English Tune Title: [The youth who wealth and courts despised]
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St. Ann in heaven shining

Hymnal: American Catholic Hymnal #301 (1913) First Line: White star above the ocean
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St. Ann's

Hymnal: The Sweet Singer #140 (1863) First Line: What is there, Lord, a youth can do
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St. Ann's

Hymnal: The Hymn Book of the African Methodist Episcopal Church #721 (1877) Meter: 8.6.8.6 First Line: Vain man, thy fond pursuits forbear Topics: Death and Judgment Languages: English
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St. Catherine (Flood James)

Author: Cecil Frances Alexander Hymnal: Small Church Music #3886 First Line: Jesus calls us! o'er the tumult Tune Title: ST. CATHERINE
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St. Catherine's Ballad

Hymnal: Laudis Corona #227 (1880) First Line: Saint Catherine, she was a maiden mild Lyrics: 1 St. Catherine, she was a maiden mild, St. Catherine, she was a maiden pure; And after her prayers she loved her books, That show us to heaven the pathway sure. O St. Catherine, meek! O St. Catherine, pure! 2 The wisest doctors of Egypt came To prove that the Catholic faith was wrong, They reasoned for hours, and bro't out their books, For they all were mighty in wits and tongue. O St. Catherine, meek! O St. Catherine, pure! 3 Saint Catherine stood before them all, So humble--she trusted in Heaven alone; She proved that the Catholic faith was right, Till there they sat, as dumb as a stone. 4 Now what did the king and his courtiers do, When none of them all could answer a word? They said she no longer was fit to live, And cut off her innocent head with a sword. 5 But, far away to the holy mount, Bright angels in triumph St. Catherine bore; And now in the courts above she reigns With Christ and His Mother for evermore. 6 O dear Saint Catherine! pray for us now; Help us to keep our Faith's true light; For we are in struggle with danger and sin, And you are in Heaven where all is bright. Languages: English Tune Title: [St. Catherine, she was a maiden mild]
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St. Chistopher

Author: Elizabeth C. Clephane Hymnal: The Voice of Thanksgiving No. 2 #87 (1916) First Line: Beneath the cross of Jesus Tune Title: [Beneath the cross of Jesus]

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