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<dl><dd>Contents</dd></dl><p>Part I. 
THE PREPARATION. 
1. Ancient Eucharistic Hymn. 
Quo me, Deus, amore? 
A. M. M. 1
2. The Precious Blood. 
Viva! Viva! Gesu, che per mio bene. 
F. W. Faber 3 
3. Conformity of the human Will to the Will Divine. 
Hier ist mein Herz. 
H. L. L. 4 
4. Draw near with Faith. 
Let us draw near . . in full assurance of Faith.  
O. C. P. 6 
5. A Prayer in Preparation, of the xv. Century. 
Salve! Saluberrima. 
J. D. Chambers 7 
6. A Prayer to the Lord Jesus. 
My Soul hath a desire. 
M. Bridges 10 
7. The Morning of Reception. 
Let a man examine himself. 
W. G. Tupper 13 
8. An ancient Communion Hymn. 
Salve! festa Dies! 
W. A. 14 
9. The Sacred Humanity the Principle of Eternal Life. 
Mein Jesu, der du vor dem Scheiden. 
Frances Elizabeth Cox 15 
10. A Sequence of the xvi. Century. 
Hodierna Lux diei. 
A. M. M. 17 
11. A Processional Hymn. 
The Lord shall suddenly come to His Temple. 
J.H. 18 
12. The Holy Feast. 
Come, for all things are now ready. 
H. Alford 20 
13. An Exhortation to the Soul, of the xv. Century. 
Eia, dulcis Anima. 
J. D. Chambers 21 
14.. The Ceaseless Intercession of Christ. 
This Man hath an unchangeable Priesthood. 
C. S. 22 
15. The Fountain opened for Sin. 
In that day there Shall be a Fountain opened for Sin 
H. R. B. 24 
16. Prayer and Sacrifice. 
In every place Incense Shall be offered unto Me. 
We have an Altar. 
E. Caswall 25 
17. An ancient Hymn of the xv. Century. 
Eleclum O Frumentum. 
A. M. M. 27 
18. Eucharistic Precept and Prayer. 
This do in Remembrance of Me. Lord, remember me.
W. E. 28 
19. A Hymn of Angelus. 
Liebe die du mich so milde. 
C. Winkworth 29 
20. The Penitent's Soliloquy and Petition.  
Come unto me, all that travail. 
B. 31 
21. Corpus Christi. 
Lo, I am with you alway.
A. de Vere 33 
22. Invitation to the Holy Communion. 
Kommt herein, ihr lieben Glieder. 
H. L. L. 34. 
23. A Prayer of the xv. Century. 
Salve! Suavis et Formose  
L. 36 
24. Our daily Bread. 
Give us this day our daily Bread. 
A. A. Procter 38 
25. Latus Salvatoris. 
One of the Soldiers pierced His Side. 
M. Bridges 39 
26. Kyrie Eleison. 
Herr Jesu Christe, mein getreuer Hirte. 
Catherine Winkworth 40 
27. An Ode of S. John Damascene.
[Greek Text]. 
J. M. Neale 42 
28. The Cross the anticipation of the Altar. 
He was wounded for our transgressions. 
Grinfield 43 
29. Meditation on the Holy Eucharist. 
So Man Did Eat Angels' Food. 
W. C. Dix 44
30. An ancient Canticle. 
Uncta Crux Dei Cruore. 
Sister M. 46 
Part II. 
THE OBLATION. 
31. The Offering of the New Law. 
Sacrifice and Offering Thou wouldest not. 
Christina G. Rossetti 48 
32. A Sacrifice acceptable, well-pleasing to God. 
Lamb slain from the foundation of the world. 
W. B. 50
33. A Hymn of S. Andrew of Crete. 
[Greek Text]. 
J. M. Neale 51 
34. A Colloquy between the Disciple and the Divine Matter. 
In my trouble I will call upon the Lord. 
M. Bridges 52 
35. A Vesper Hymn of S. Thomas Aquinas. 
Sacris Solemniis juncta fint gaudia. 
J. D. Chambers 54 
36. Christmas Midnight Celebration the Holy Eucharist. 
Glory To God In The Highest. 
H. N. Oxenham 56
37. Midnight Christmas Communion.  
He came unto His Own, and His Own received Him not 
E. L. I. 57  
38. A Carol for Christmas-Tide. 
Behold, the Bridegroom cometh. 
A. M. M. 60 
39. Hymn for Maundy Thursday : from the German. 
Israel doth not know ; My People do not consider. 
Sister B. 63 
40. Easter Celebration of Holy Mysteries. 
The Lord is risen indeed.
W. B. 65 
41. Holy Communion on Easter Day. 
Ad Regias Agni Dapes 
H. A &amp; M. 66 
42. Easter Celebration of the Blessed Sacrament. 
Unto you it is given to know the Mysteries of the Kingdom of God 
F. W. Faber 67 
43. The Divine Presence : a Hymn for Ascension-Tide. 
God sitteth upon His holy seat 
W. C. Dix 69 
44. Ascension Communion. 
While they beheld. He was taken up 
C. S. 71 
45. The Celebration at Emmaus. 
They told how He was known in the Breaking of Bread 
T. Grinfield 73 
46. The Altar of the Cross. 
Signum Crux nove Federis 
Sister M. 74 
47. Eucharistical. 
The Real Presence. 
W. G. Tupper 75 
48. Eucharistic Hymn of the xiii. Century. 
Recolamus sacram Coenam 
A. M. M. 81 
49. The Christian Altar. 
The Bread of God is He Which cometh down from Heaven 
R. Evans 83 
50. Christ All in All. 
Omnia habemus in Christo 
W. C. C. 84 
51. Forgiveness in Communion. 
Erlassen ist der Sunden Schuld. 
Frances E. Cox 85 
52. Communion Hymn of the vii. Century. 
Sancty venite, Corpus Christi fumite. 
J. M. Neale 87 
53. The Soul's Soliloquy and Colloquy with Christ. 
Schmucke dich O Hebe Seele 
Sister B. 88 
54. The Tree of Life. 
Signum pretiosius, Signum Crucis pretiosius. 
W. C. C. 91 
55. The Eucharistic Advent. 
I came down from Heaven. 
Cecil Frances Alexander 92 
56. Commemoration of a faithful Priest. 
Quantis micas honoribus. 
I. Williams 93 
57. The True Vine. 
I am the True Vine. 
A. M. M. 95
58. The most Precious Blood of Christ.
Salvete, Christi Vulnera. 
H. N. Oxenham 97 
59. Communion Hymn from Calderon. 
Which things are an Allegory. 
R. C. Trench 99 
Part III. 
THE CONSECRATION. 
60. Sequence of S. Thomas Aquinas. 
Lauda, Sion, Salvatorem 
H. A &amp; M r OT 
61. Corpus Christi. 
O come, let us worship, and fall down. 
F. W. Faber 104
62. Anima Christi. 
Anima Christi, sanctifica me 
O. C. P 106 
63. An ancient Act of Adoration. 
Ave! Christi Corpus Verum.
L. 109
64. A Sequence of the xvi. Century. 
Laureata Plebs fidelis. 
A. M. M. 109 
65. Sacramental Hymn. 
He that eateth Me, the same shall live by Me. 
E. Osler 111 
66. A Hymn attributed to S. Anselm. 
Christi Corpus, Ave! 
A. M. M. 112
67. Ancient Eucharistic Prayer. 
My Flesh is Meat Indeed.
J. Trend 113
68. Christ, our High Priest and Sacrifice. 
Mundus Essusis Redemptus. 
E. Caswall 114
69. The unsearchable Riches of Christ.
The Lord is the strong rock ... and my Refuge.
F. Stanfield. 115 
70. Processional Hymn Of S. Thomas Aquinas. 
Pange ligua Gloriosi Corporis. 
H. A &amp; M 116 
71. Eucharistic Hymn of the xv. Century. 
Ave! Rex Qui Descendisti. 
L. 118 
72. A Prayer after Consecration, of the xiil Century.
Salve, Sancta Caro Dei. 
R. E. E. W 119 
73. A Litany of Jesus. 
I am Thy Servant. 
C. S. 120 
74. The Rhyme of S. Thomas Aquinas. 
Adoro Te devote, Latens Deitas. 
E. Caswall 123 
75. Ancient Act of Adoration. 
Ave! Caro Christi Cara. 
J.D.Chambers 115 
76. The Pledge of Immortality. 
My Flesh is Meat indeed. 
Bishop Heber 125 
77. Prayer, after Consecration, of the xv. Century. 
Ave! Verbum Incarnatum 
A. M. M. 126 
78. Eucharistic Meditation. 
This is My Body. This is My Blood. 
G. R. 126 
70 An Act of Adoration of the xiv. Century. 
Ave! Caro Christi Cava 
Sister M. 12 
80. The Fountain of Life. 
Whosoever drinketh of the Water that I shall give him, shall never thirst. 
C. A. M. W. 132 
81. The Reward of Perseverance. 
Sape corde tepido et arido accedimus. 
W. C. C. 133 
82. The Priest and the Altar. 
Fam satis fluxit cruor hostiarum. 
I. Williams 134 
83. The Blessed Sacrament. 
Our God is a consuming Fire. 
H. Rawes 135 
84. The two great Gifts of Christ. 
This is My Body. Behold thy Mother. 
A. de Vere 137 
85. The Cross the Fount of Blessing. 
Crux tua % Bone Jesu, omnium Fons Beneictionum. 
W.C.C. 138 
86. Hymn of the xiv. Century. 
Christus, Lux indeficiens.
L. 139 
87. The pleading Presence of Christ in Heaven. 
This Man . . . hath an unchangeable Priesthood.
W. B. 141 
88 Prayer to Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. 
Remember me, O Lord 
E. Caswall 142
89. A Sequence of the xvi. Century. 
Ave! Caro Christi 
A. M. M. 143 
90. The Altar Shade. 
A Man Shall be . . . as the Shadow of a great Rock.
Bishop Heber 144 
91. An Ancient Act of Adoration. 
Christi Corpus, Ave!
L. 145 
92. An Eucharistic Prayer. 
Jesu, nobis miserere 
R. B. 145 
93. Thoughts on the Real Presence. 
The Cup of Blessing . . is It not the Communion of the Blood  Christ?
L. Bourne 147 
94. Sequence on the Precious Blood, of the xvi. Century. 
Reminiscens Beati Sanguinis 
A. M. M. 149 
Part IV. 
THE COMMUNION. 
95. The Soul's Invitation to Holy Communion. 
Come, for all things are now ready. 
Cecil Frances Alexander 152 
96. Hymn of S. Thomas Aquinas. 
Verbum Supemum prodiens. 
H. A &amp; M. 154 
97. Hymn of the Holy Feast. 
I am that Bread of Life 
C. S. 155 
98. Self-searching at Communion. 
Stretch forth thine hand 
B. E. B. 156 
99. The Type and Antitype. 
Hoste dum victo triumphans 
E. Caswall 157 
100. An Eucharistic Prayer. 
To know the Love of Christ which passeth knowledge 
R. H. Baynes 158 
101. Union with Christ in Holy Communion. 
My Beloved is Mine, and I am His. 
E. L. L. 159 
102. An Ancient Prose on the Sacrament of the Altar. 
Panis descendens Coelitus
R. E. E. W. 160 
103. Eucharistic Colloquy. 
O J esu, du mein Brautigam
Sister B. 162 
104. A Sequence of the xvi. Century. 
De Superna Hierarchia. 
A. M. M. 164 
105. Conference between Christ, the Saints, and the Soul.
I am pale with sick desire. 
Christina G. Rossetti 167 
106. Eucharistic Prayer. 
O Colenda Deitas . . . Dr. Trend 169 
107. The hidden Altar-Life. 
Verity, Thou art a God that hidest Thyself 
H. N. Oxenham 170 
108. Anima Christi. 
Thou art a place to hide me in. 
M. Bridges 171 
109. The Marriage Supper of the Lamb. 
Heil'ger Tisch den Jesus decket. 
Frances E. Cox 173 
110. An ancient Anthem. 
O Esca viatorum  
H. A &amp; M. 174 
111. The Angel's Invitation to the Prophet. 
An Angel touched him, and said unto him — Arise and eat
W. B. R. 175 
112. Eucharistic Anthem; from the German. 
Behold the Lamb of God
Sister B. 176 
113. A Prayer to the Lord Jesus. 
He was wounded for our transgression. 
Cecil Frances Alexander 178 
1 14. Hymn on the Real Presence, of the xiv. Century. 
O Panis Dulassime  
J. Trend 179 
115. The Miracles of Grace and Nature. 
This is the Lord's doing, and it is marvellous in our eyes 
J. S. B. Monsell 180 
116. Sequence of the xvi. Century. 
Ave I Caro Christi Regis
A. M. M. 181 
117. Corpus Christi. 
Give the Lord the honour due unto His Name. 
M. Bridges 183 
118. The Love of Christ for His Spouse. 
He brought me to the Banqueting House. 
Unknown 184 
119. A Prose of the xv. Century. 
Ave! Ferum Corpus natum. 
A Combination 185 
120. Prayer for the fulfillment of a Promise. 
I will commune with thee from above the Mercy-Seat 
Anonymous 186 
121. A Penitential Hymn, after neglect of Communion. 
I am no more worthy to be called Thy Son. 
F. E. C. 187 
122. Hymn to Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. 
Behold, O God our Defender 
W. C. Dix 189 
123. Hymn of Santolius of S. Victor. 
The Blood of Jesus Christ cleanseth us from sin 
R. F. L. 190 
124. A Hymn of Angelus, of the xvii. Century. 
Guter Hirte, willst du nicht. 
Frances E. Cox 191 
125. The Origin of the Church. 
En, ut fuperba criminum
E. Caswall 101 
126. The earthly Priesthood Divine. 
O Sacerdotum veneranda Jura. 
I. Williams 194 
127. The Wedding Garment. 
Dum Vestem audis Nuptialem . . . de bonis operibus 
W. C. C. 195
128. The Rose of Sharon; a German Hymn. 
I am the Rose of Sharon. 
Catherine Winkworth 197 
129. The Bread that cometh down from Heaven. 
They need not depart; give ye them to eat. 
C. Wordsworth 198 
Part V. 
THE THANKSGIVING. 
130. The Canticle of S. Teresa, after Holy Communion. 
Vivo, fin vivir en mi
E. Caswall 201 
131. Sacramental Union with Christ. 
I will love him, and will manifest Myself to him
American 206 
132. The Crown of Victory. 
Steil und dornig isl der Psad. 
Frances E. Cox 206 
133. In hac Cruce Te invenit, quicunque invenit. 
Circumire possum . . nifi in Cruce. W. C. C. 208 
134. The last Communion in Church. 
Lord, now lettest 'Thou Thy Servant depart in Peace 
W. W. How 209 
135. The Wounded Side. 
Dignare me, O Jesu, rogo Te. 
H. A &amp; M. 210 
136. Self-dedication to God. 
Nun nimm mein Herx. 
Catherine Winkworth 211 
137. Powerful to Save. 
The Lord grant . . that he may find Mercy. 
C. A. M. W. 212 
138. The New Ark. 
Cor Area Legem continens.
E. Caswall 213 
139. The Cross of Christ. 
O Crux , qui fola languentes 
Sister M. 214 
140. Memento Christi. 
Halt im Gedachtniss Jesum Christ. 
Frances E. Cox 215 
141. The Ship in the midst of the Sea. 
And Jesus went unto them walking on the Sea 
C. Wordsworth 217 
142. A Hymn of S. Bernard. 
Jesu, Dulcedo Cordium
Ray Palmer 218 
143. Communion Calm and Joy. 
Peace I leave with you
American 219 
144. The Last Sacraments. 
Yea, though I walk through the Valley of the Shadow of Death, I will fear no evil. 
F. G. Lee 220 
145. Act of Thanksgiving after Reception. 
Abide with us - for it is towards evening. 
F. W. Faber 223 
146. Thanksgiving after Communion. 
Every day will I give thanks unto Thee. 
J. Keble 225 
147. A Giving of Thanks, of the xv. Century. 
Saturatus Ferculis et Cibis. 
J. D. Chambers 218 
148. The Evening after Communion. 
We are Members of His Body. 
E.Caswall 230 
149. Eucharistical. 
[Greek Text] 
H. T. 232 
150. Eucharistic Thanksgiving. 
O give thanks unto the Lord, for He is Gracious 
B. E. B. 233 
151. Remember Me. 
The Christian's Request to his Friend. 
I. Grinfield 235 
1 52. A Post-Communion Prayer, of the xv. Century. 
O Jesu, Dulcissime
R. W. V. 238 
153. The Remembrance. 
Wie konnt ich Sein vergessen. 
Catherine Winkworth 239 
154. Act of Thanksgiving : from the German. 
Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God of Hosts. 
H. N. OXENHAM 240 
155. Eucharistic Adoration. 
O worship the Lord in the beauty of Holiness  
J. S. B. Monsell 241 
156. Hymn to the Precious Blood. 
Viva, Viva Jesu
E. Caswall 242 
157. Rest and Peace in Truth. 
Per Pacem ad Lucent, 
Adelaide A. Procter 243 
158. A Sacramental Retrospect. 
Worthy is the Lamb that was Slain. 
T. Grinfield 244 
159. The Sign of the Son of Man. 
Then Shall appear the Sign of the Son of Man in Heaven. 
Folliott S. Pierpoint 246 
160. Jesus passeth by. 
Jesus of Nazareth passeth by. 
C. A. M. W. 248 
161. The Second Advent. 
Ye do shew the Lord's Death till He come. 
Unknown. 249 
162. Hymn on the Heavenward Course. 
Himmelan geht unfre Bahn. 
Frances E. Cox 250 
163. Prayer for the Gift of Gratitude. 
Aus Lieb verwundter, Jesu mein. 
Sister M. 252 
164. Act of Reparation: a Sequence of the xvii. Century. 
Plange, Sion, muta vocem  
H. R. B. 253 
165. Completion of the Sacrifice of the Cross. 
It is finished 
A. M. M. 256
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