Aug 5, 2010 16:34
13 yrs ago
Latin term
flagella tuae iracundiae quae pro peccatis nostris meremur, averte
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I do apologize for the long sentence but for obvious reasons I cannot spit it.
Is there an "official" translation for it?
Thank you in advance
Is there an "official" translation for it?
Thank you in advance
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3 | Turn away the scourges of your anger which we have deserved for our sins. | Linda 969 |
3 | turn away the scourges of thine anger, which... | Colin Rowe |
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Turn away the scourges of your anger which we have deserved for our sins.
Ciao Bruna!
Check this out
http://www.liturgies.net/Rogation/RuralRogationDays.htm
Deus, qui culpa offenderis poententia placaris, preces populi tui
supplicantis propitius respice: et flagella tuae iracundiae, quae pro
peccatis nostris meremur averte.
O God, You are offended by sin, and placated by penance. Look with favor upon the prayers of Your people kneeling before You. Turn away the scourges of your anger which we have deserved for our sins.
Check this out
http://www.liturgies.net/Rogation/RuralRogationDays.htm
Deus, qui culpa offenderis poententia placaris, preces populi tui
supplicantis propitius respice: et flagella tuae iracundiae, quae pro
peccatis nostris meremur averte.
O God, You are offended by sin, and placated by penance. Look with favor upon the prayers of Your people kneeling before You. Turn away the scourges of your anger which we have deserved for our sins.
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Ciao carissima! Non avrei mai pensato di trovarti qui! :)) |
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Comment: "Grazie tante Linda"
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turn away the scourges of thine anger, which...
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Many thanks! |
Again, thank you very much Colin. |
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