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Invitatory

The invitatory (Latin: invitatorium; also invitatory psalm) begins the Divine Office of a liturgical day in Catholic and Anglican traditions. It consists of the versicle: Domine, labia mea aperies... ("Lord, open our lips: And we shall praise your name"), and a responsorially sung psalm. Most often it is Psalm 94(95), also known as the Venite, from his…

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Invitatory

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Triples27
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related to Anglican · 15
Invitatory → An, Anglican, Ash Wednesday, Episcopal Church, Evening Prayer, Fridays, Holy Saturday, In, Jubilate, Lent, Morning Prayer, Phos Hilaron, Psalm, The, Venite
related to Catholic · 12
Invitatory → After, Catholic Church's Divine Office, Hours, In, It, Lauds, Liturgy, Matins, Nocturns, Psalm, Second Vatican Council, The

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psalm 95 also liturgical venite catholic anglican may office sung 94 latin lord come us antiphon divine day feast used

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Invitatoryrelated to AnglicanIn0.60section
Invitatoryrelated to AnglicanEpiscopal Church0.60section
Invitatoryrelated to AnglicanMorning Prayer0.60section
Invitatoryrelated to AnglicanVenite0.60section
Invitatoryrelated to AnglicanPsalm0.60section
Invitatoryrelated to AnglicanAsh Wednesday0.60section
Invitatoryrelated to AnglicanHoly Saturday0.60section
Invitatoryrelated to AnglicanFridays0.60section
Invitatoryrelated to AnglicanLent0.60section
Invitatoryrelated to AnglicanJubilate0.60section
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