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St. Francis of Assisi
Canticle of Brother Sun

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1 11 | through Brothers Wind and Air,~ 2 [Title]| Most High, all-powerful, all-good Lord,~ 3 [Title]| Text~Most High, all-powerful, all-good Lord,~ 4 | alone 5 24 | for love of You and bear sickness and trial.~ 6 8 | Of You Most High, he bears the likeness. ~ 7 2 | alone, Most High, do they belong,~ 8 32 | Praise and bless my Lord and give Him thanks,~ 9 1 | glory, all honour and all blessings.~ 10 10 | heavens you have made them bright, precious and fair. ~ 11 11 | be You, my Lord, through Brothers Wind and Air,~ 12 13 | by which You cherish all that You have made. ~ 13 22 | producing varied fruits with coloured flowers and herbs. ~ 14 4 | You my Lord with all Your creatures,~ 15 26 | Most High, they will be crowned. ~ 16 6 | Who is the day through whom You give us 17 29 | Woe to those who die in mortal sin!~ 18 30 | Blessed are they She finds doing Your Will.~ 19 20 | Mother Earth~ 20 25 | Blessed are those who endure in peace,~ 21 28 | from whom no-one living can escape.~ 22 5 | especially Sir Brother Sun,~ 23 30 | Blessed are they She finds doing Your Will.~ 24 16 | my Lord through Brother Fire,~ 25 22 | varied fruits with coloured flowers and herbs. ~ 26 | for 27 | from 28 22 | producing varied fruits with coloured flowers and 29 1 | All praise is Yours, all glory, all honour and all blessings.~ 30 21 | who sustains and governs us,~ 31 23 | my Lord through those who grant pardon~ 32 31 | second death can do them harm. ~ 33 10 | In the heavens you have made them bright, 34 22 | with coloured flowers and herbs. ~ 35 1 | is Yours, all glory, all honour and all blessings.~ 36 15 | So useful, humble, precious and pure. ~ 37 33 | And serve Him with great humility.~ 38 8 | Most High, he bears the likeness. ~ 39 3 | and no mortal lips are worthy to pronounce 40 28 | from whom no-one living can escape.~ 41 24 | for love of You and bear sickness 42 12 | and stormy, all weather's moods,~ 43 9 | my Lord, through Sister Moon and the stars,~ 44 20 | Mother Earth~ 45 3 | worthy to pronounce Your Name. ~ 46 17 | through whom You light the night~ 47 28 | from whom no-one living can escape.~ 48 | our 49 23 | through those who grant pardon~ 50 25 | are those who endure in peace,~ 51 18 | and he is beautiful and playful and robust and strong. ~ 52 22 | producing varied fruits with coloured 53 3 | mortal lips are worthy to pronounce Your Name. ~ 54 15 | useful, humble, precious and pure. ~ 55 7 | And he is beautiful and radiant with great splendour,~ 56 18 | beautiful and playful and robust and strong. ~ 57 | s 58 31 | No second death can do them harm. ~ 59 33 | And serve Him with great humility.~ 60 | She 61 24 | for love of You and bear sickness and trial.~ 62 29 | those who die in mortal sin!~ 63 5 | especially Sir Brother Sun,~ 64 | So 65 7 | beautiful and radiant with great splendour,~ 66 9 | through Sister Moon and the stars,~ 67 12 | And fair and stormy, all weather's moods,~ 68 18 | and playful and robust and strong. ~ 69 5 | especially Sir Brother Sun,~ 70 21 | who sustains and governs us,~ 71 [Title]| Text~Most High, all-powerful, 72 32 | bless my Lord and give Him thanks,~ 73 | that 74 24 | You and bear sickness and trial.~ 75 15 | So useful, humble, precious and pure. ~ 76 22 | producing varied fruits with coloured flowers 77 14 | You my Lord through Sister Water,~ 78 12 | And fair and stormy, all weather's moods,~ 79 | which 80 11 | my Lord, through Brothers Wind and Air,~ 81 29 | Woe to those who die in mortal 82 3 | and no mortal lips are worthy to pronounce Your Name. ~ 83 | Yours


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