The Entire Book of Psalms: Listen to
or downwnload
Audio Files in Latin
Listen to the The Holy Psalter
in Latin
Complete audio files for those who
find on-line reading both burdensome and uncomfortable,
and who would much more profit from listening to
the Psalms.
We have found that many in this digital age
of competing distractions would prefer simply to close their
eyes and reflect on what is being read, or to learn to read
the Psalms in Latin in conjunction with the audio
file.
The Complete Book of Psalms:
Downloadable Audio
Files in Latin
(or Listen to
them Online)
DO YOU WISH TO LISTEN
TO tHE HOLY
PSALTER
— the Book of Psalms —
IN LATIN?
Listen to the audio files for each
Psalm, or download them all (free)
You
can follow the Latin and English text at
http://newadvent.org/bible/psa001.htm
(be sure to click on
the “Latin Vulgate Bible” link just above the "Douay Rheims
Bible" to arrive at the Psalms in Latin).
It is a wonderful opportunity for
the Catholic Clergy, Religious and Laity to learn the Divine Office
— or the Liturgy of the Hours — in Latin as well as the more
familiar English. Please remember that each Psalm, as you listen to
it, is prayed — not merely recited. You will encounter imperfection.
We nevertheless invite you to join us — and make perfect in your hearts
what passes haltingly from our lips. We ask Mary Immaculate, the Most
Holy Mother of God, to assist us in her unspeakable love for her children
— for it is She who prompts us to seek the face of her Son. She knows
the lisping of mere children and placing her gentle fingers on our lips
teaches us better to pray. How much our Mother loves us!
All that is good and holy in these
prayers is of God. All that is imperfect and faulty is ours. We humbly
ask God, and we ask you, to overlook all that is wanting.
To listen to any
Psalm in Latin, simply click on it below:
Consecrated to
Mary, Mother of God
(to download any individual
file, right-click on any chapter number above and choose:
“Save Link As ...” in in Google Chrome or Mozilla
Firefox or “Save Target as ...” in Internet Explorer,
and save it to your desktop)
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The
Seven Penitential Psalms
are in Red
(Psalms 6, 31, 37, 50, 101, 129 and
142)
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The
“Hallel Psalms”
(Psalms 113-118) are
in Fuschia
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They are called, “Hallel”, because they begin with the acclamation, “Halleluiah!”
Jesus Christ and His disciples sang them as they went out from celebrating
the Passover Meal, where the Lord instituted the Sacrament of the
Eucharist, unto the Mount of Olives.
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They went forth singing these
psalms. In some translations it says reciting, but the psalms
were chanted. (See Saint Luke 14 verse 26 onwards.)
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For a
Guide to Latin
Pronunciation, click HERE
To
download any file,
right-click on the Psalm number and choose: “Save Link As
...” in Mozilla Firefox
or “Save Target as ...” in Microsoft Edge, and save it to
your desktop.
Download the Holy Psalter (Book of Psalms) in Latin Only
as an ISO image that you can burn directly to
a CD
by clicking the box below:
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Simply RIGHT-click
on the icon above and choose “Save
image as...”.
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Download the ISO image
to your desktop (or wherever else you wish to save it
on your PC)
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Place a blank CD into
your CD drive
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Then simply RIGHT-click
on the ISO image you have saved and choose: “Copy
image to CD/DVD” It is that simple! Your CD
is made.
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