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2 comments:
On May 18 (and at Compline on May 17), is the doxology at the hymn the Paschal doxology or the proper doxology of St. Venantius? I was not sure how to interpret the rubric of the breviary inserted into his hymn at Vespers.
@Peter,
At Compline and the Hours the hymns have the Paschal Doxology.
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