the nobleman's son of C Peter's mother-in-law, an infirm persons;

By the Power Thou didst the tempest of the sea. water, and enabling Peter By Thy efficacious calling o drew, James and John, and Matthew from the rec follow Thee; Carlto By Thy choosing of the t whom Thou didst delive mon on the Mount, whic tern of a perfect Christi By the Mercy Thou dids Magdalene in preferrin risee, and pardoning By the sendin he twe Thy holy

For all the false accusations, suborned witnesses, slanders, and calumnies brought against Thee by the Jews;

For the shameful stripping off Thy clothes, and exposing Thy naked Body to the view of the multitude;

For the great pain Thou didst suffer from the pressing of the sharp Crown of Thorns on Thy sacred Head;

or Thy being clothed in a purple garment, and having a reed put into Thy Hand for a sceptre, being exposed to scorn and derision as a mock king;

or the scoffing salutations, genuflexions, and
scornful adorations, whereby Thou wert
mocked by the Jews and soldiers;

or the spitting on Thy Divine Face, and
striking Thy sacred Head with a reed;
or that heaviness of heart that Thou hadst
on being brought forth to the people wear-
ing the crown of thorns and the purple robe,
Pilate saying, Behold the Man;

for the horrid clamours of the Jews, and their
repeated vociferations of " Away with Him,
crucify Him;"

y that Patience wherewith Thou didst hear the sentence of death pronounced against Thyself;

great love Thou showedst us in carry

Have mercy upon us.

By Thy holy Bonds, with which Thou wert bound and led as a Prisoner;

By Thy being taken, bound, and brought before the tribunals of Annas and Caiaphas;

By Thy blows, spittings, scorns, buffets, and other opprobrious usage Thou didst patiently endure all that night;

By the binding and blindfolding of Thy holy
Eyes, the shame and reproach Thou didst
then suffer;

By Thy being presented to the Pagan Judge
Pontius Pilate, as a notorious criminal, and
the accusations the Jews made against
Thee;

For all the shame, labours, upbraidings, and
reproofs which Thou didst suffer in going
from one judge to another;

For Thy great Patience and silence;

For Thy being sent to King Herod, and by the scorn and derision wherewith he and his guards treated Thee;

For that most cruel and shameful Scourging, which Thou didst endure;

By Thine innumerable Wounds, and the plenteous shedding of Thy Blood;

For the barbarous clamours of the people, to have the murderer Barabbas released, and Thee, Innocent Jesus, put to death;

Have mercy upon us.

For all the false accusations, suborned witnesses, slanders, and calumnies brought against Thee by the Jews;

For the shameful stripping off Thy clothes, and exposing Thy naked Body to the view of the multitude;

For the great pain Thou didst suffer from the pressing of the sharp Crown of Thorns on Thy sacred Head;

For Thy being clothed in a purple garment, and having a reed put into Thy Hand for a sceptre, being exposed to scorn and derision as a mock king;

For the scoffing salutations, genuflexions, and
scornful adorations, whereby Thou wert
mocked by the Jews and soldiers;

For the spitting on Thy Divine Face, and
striking Thy sacred Head with a reed;
For that heaviness of heart that Thou hadst
on being brought forth to the people wear-
ing the crown of thorns and the purple robe,
Pilate saying, Behold the Man;

For the horrid clamours of the Jews, and their
repeated vociferations of " Away with Him,
crucify Him;"

By that Patience wherewith Thou didst hear the sentence of death pronounced against Thyself;

By the great love Thou showedst us in carry

Have mercy upon us.

ing Thy own heavy Cross on Thy sacred Shoulders;

For the plucking off Thy clothes to Thy greater shame;

By Thy cruel Racking and most painful stretching of Thy whole Body upon the Cross, and the nailing of Thy Hands and Feet to it, and the precious Blood flowing out of them; purge and enlighten us, and reconcile us to God the Father;

By the lifting up of Thy most holy Body on the Cross, and the sore bruising thereof, giving incredible pain to every part;

For the heaviness of Thy Heart and all the powers of Thy Soul;

For the opprobrious and scornful words which, hanging on the Cross, Thou heardest spoken unto Thee;

By Thy great Love in hanging on the Cross three hours alive;

By the great Compassion Thou hadst for thy sorrowful Mother, and beloved Disciple, standing at the foot of the Cross;

By Thy exceeding Charity in praying for Thy persecutors and murderers, and promising Paradise to the penitent thief;

By the seven last words Thou didst utter on the Cross, whilst Thou wert suspended thereon for the space of three hours;

Have mercy upon us.