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Sequences in Honor of Saint Francis
Laetabundus [Fully Gladsome]
(Ascribed to Cardinal Thomas of Capua)
- Fully gladsomea
To Francis let the chorus sing:
Alleluia! - He was fastened
With nails new-made by True Love:
O wondrous thing! - Soul in body suffered pain,
Now gleamed newly with pure light
Sunbeam from star. - He, of such new florescence,
To the very birds had preached,
Ever clear-toned. - Just as it was taught by Christ,
He held fast to poverty
In equal form. - He did not wish his children
Ever to possess those things
That perish here. - As he in heaven sings for joy,
With more and more marvels glows
This vale of ours. - Eyes that were blind get new sight;
A child’s tongue grew normally
With added flesh. - The mouths of the dumb are loosed;
Many are to life restored;
- The author of this liturgical sequence uses a hymn of the Season of the Nativity as the foundation. Thus the opening verse, Laetabundus/exultet fidelis chorus/Alleluia, is changed to Laetabundus/Francisco decantet chorus/Alleluia.