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School: Clochar na Trócaire, Ceannanus Mór

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Siúracha na Trócaire
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0703, Page 054

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    Good - night my Jesus, Jesus dear, the day is over, and now I leave my labour light, and before I sleep my slumber come to say sweet Good-Night, so Good-Night once more my Jesus, grant no matter where I be, all my day thoughts and night-dreams be for Thee, and only Thee. Amen.
    They used to say the following prayer getting up in the morning.
    Here is my heart, Lord, let it be.
    But a fountain sealed to all but Thee,
    What is there I would not do,
    My Lord and Saviour for love of You.
    Here is a prayer to the Holy Angel.
    By God appointed by him to be my Guardian, I give thee thanks for all the benefits Thou hast ever bestowed on me. Blessed be the hour in which thou wert assigned to me for my Guardian. Blessed be all thy love for me and all thy care for me. Amen.
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    Good night my Jesus, Jesus dear, the day is over, and now I leave my labour light, and before I sleep my slumber come to saysweet Good-Night, so Good-Night once more my Jesus, grant no matter where I be, all my day thoughts and night-dreams be for Thee, and only Thee. Amen.
    They used to say the following prayer getting up in the morning.
    Here is my heart, Lord let it be.
    But a fountain sealed to all but Thee,
    What is there I would not do,
    My Lord and Saviour for love of You.
    Here is a prayer to the Holy Angel.
    By God appointed by him to be my Guardian, I give thee thanks for all the benefits Thou hast ever bestowed on me. Blessed be the hour in which thou wert assigned to me for my Guardian. Blessed be all thy love for me and all thy care for me. Amen. Christina Heary. 13 years.
    February 17th 1938.
    Prayer.
    I lie down with God and may God lie down with me the two hands of Mary round about me,
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    Topics
    1. genre
      1. verbal arts (~1,483)
        1. prayers (~3,266)
    Language
    English
    Collector
    Mary Marmion
    Gender
    Female
    Age
    13