HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1928-06-07, Page 2Heal our wounds; our strength renew; of tales and hymns for children, and
On "our dryness pour Thy dew; a most learned and elaborate ;nom ar Cardinal Pitta, considers that tins Of course,' Pope Innocent was, not
Wash the stains of guilt away; mentary on the Book of Psalms, are statement ought to carry great weight I pleased with his protege, Langton, de
Bend the .stubborn heart and will;
Melt the frozenwarm the chill;
Guide the steps that go astray;
On the faithful, who adore
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Come, Thou Holy Spirit, conme;.
And from Thy celestial home
Shed a ray of light divine;
Come, Thou Father of the poor,
Come, Thou source of all our store,
Come, within our bosoms shine.
Lucis tuae radium.
Veni, pater pauperum,
Veni dator munerum.
Veni lumen cordium".
FiRVYAV4.cfigoi x. Ali he MAILA
qualified by learning- and piety to
write it, and may have' written an-
other Whitsuntide hymn beginning
I "Veni Sancte Spiritus, reple' tuorum
corda filium". But internal consider
t ations—the use of rhyme and forms
of language -are against hisdate, and
the single authority ascribing it to him
is notat all trustworthy. trustworthy—
The hymn was certainly not written'
before the twelfth century according
to its position in the old manusripts.
As a good a testimony as we have to.
its authorship is found in a comment-
ary by an English, clergyman of the
Cistercian Order of about z2io- He a
contemporary, and fellow countryman,
of the mans he mentions write: "Nev-
ertheless let it suffice to adduce as
Many versions have been made of
it, but the one printed above by the
Thou of comforters the best; gifted Rev.. J. Mason Neale, D,D,, un -
Thou. the
nThou"the soul's most welcome guest, doubtedly best preserves its spirit,
form and words.
Dr. Neale it may be remembered,
was the most; successful translator of
mediaeval hymns, and one of the most
varied and voluminous writers of the,
time. "Lays and Legends of the
Church of England", A Church His
And our iniriost being fill tory of Portugal; of the Patriachate
Where Thou art not, man, hath naught romances; a history of Greece, a his-
Nothing good in deed or thought,
Nothing free from taint of ill.
Sweet refreshment here below;
In our labour rest most sweet,
Graceful coolness in the heat,
Solace in the midst of woe.
0 most blessed Light divine,
Shine within these hearts of Thine,
tory of Portugal; o fthe Patriachate
of Alexandria; and of the Jansenist
Church of Holland; a large number
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or otherwise punishing all the clergy church of England he could annul the
who dared to take notice of the Pope's charter. The barons forthwith offer -
interdict: ed England's crown to a French prin-
ButJohn was unpopular with his ce who actually landed' on British
people and the church authorities and soil in defiance of the Pope's coni
when the Pope sent Phillip of France mands- Langton, who had to argue
with fleet and army to invade Eng -1 with the Pope, returned unforgiven
land, he drew back and. actually gave and went about his work as usual.
away both England and Ireland as I Then Innocent and John both died.
fiefs of Rome, consenting to pay a Henry III came to the British throne,
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subsidy to the Pope each year. - and led by Langton, formally agreed
and bishops, incensed at this, and
Magna Charta,and Langton insis-
Langton was) with the other barons to Vig
of ted upon Rome's agreeing to' send no
his own will, without consulting Rome 'papal legate to England', at least as
displayed his independence by giving long as he lived.
p A stalwart, well informed capable '.
the King absolution' in WinchesterI
upon his promising to wor-' man was Stephen Langton, and this
CathedralI writer likes to think of him as the
ry the church no further. The bar -
author of our lovelyhymn.
ons and bishops, with Archbishop' ym
testimony what Master. Stephen Lang- Langton, then met the King at Rumy-
ton, it man venerable in life and doc-
trine, by the grace of God, Archbish-
op of Canterbury, says in the praise
of the Holy Spirit, in that excellent
sequence which he composed concer-
ning the Holy Spirit, thus: "Thou of
comforters the best", etc to the end
of verse two and then verse four of
our hymn. The famous Spanish schol-
mede and induced him to sign Magna Man So
Nervous Feels
Charter, the first words of which are: His Stomach Jump
"The Church of England shall be free
and have her right entire and her lib "I got so nervous my stomach felt
cities .inviolate-" The'provisions of like it was jumping. Vinol entirely
Magna Charta form the backbone of relieved the trouble.. I feel' better
England's laws and especially those than in years.°'—J. C. Duke,
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And confess Thee evermore
In thy sevenfold gifts descend;
Give them virtue's sure reward;
'Give them Thy salvation Lord;
Give them joys that Bever end.
f The greatest authority we have had
on ancient sacred poetry, Archbishop
Trench, has described this one as "the
loveliest of all hymns in the whole
circle of Latin sacred poetry." It is
always has been included in the
-
" en Great Hymns of Mediaeval
land
Sev y.
Christendom, and for centuries. has
"The . Golden Se rteiiw
been known as 7.he q
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tiers
might
co", Some of out readers
1 to see the first verse of it in ,its orifi
inal form, impossible to be befit in its
fall beauty into English verse,
"Veni Sancta spiritus,
Et ttnitte eoelittis
included in the long catalogue of his
work". - He will always be remem-
bered for his version of the Hymns,
"Jerusalem the Golder!", "For thee, 0
dear country", "Brief Life is here our
portion "The days are very evil",
etc.
Another excellent version is that
by the Rev. , E. Caswell, beginning,
"Corrie thou Holy Paraclete," marred
however, by his introduction of the
unusual Greek word, at the end of the
first litre of his hymn from the Latin.
It is only a short hymn of five ver-
se's iii - the original but every word
tells for it is packed full_ of meaning
and makes a splendid prayer for the
Pentecostal, or Whitsun (wisdom)
season, when God the Holy Ghost
carne down to abide with the Church
of Jesus Christ for ever and to guide
it into all truth.
Some have thought the Robert n
of France, only soil of Hugh Capet,
who succeeded to the throne his fa -
tiler usurped in 00 7, wasthe author of
this notable hymn, No doubt he was
since it was that of a contemporary, dared him suspended from office, ex -
a careful writer and skilled in -literary
matters. ,
The present writer can find no valid
reason for disregarding this testimony
Langton, a Lineiliishire Englishman,
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tinguished as a poet, a schoolrnan ep
and a Biblical scholar, had been made 1-
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a cardinal by Innocent III., with 1�
whom he was a special favorite. When
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