Prayer book
Dulce cor Mariae, esto salus mea.
Dulce cor Mariae, esto salus mea.
English, Latin
English text
Read this English form in the interactive readerEstimated English reading time 5 seconds
How the estimate was made
Actual displayed invocation; editorial vocal pace 100–160 words/minute, rounded outward with a five-second minimum display interval. This is a reading estimate, not a required prayer duration.
Only the displayed short invocation is timed. General Grant I also requires performing duties or bearing hardships while raising the mind to God with humble confidence.
Latin text
Read this Latin form in the interactive readerEstimated Latin reading time 5 seconds
How the estimate was made
Actual displayed invocation; editorial vocal pace 80–140 words/minute, rounded outward with a five-second minimum display interval. This is a reading estimate, not a required prayer duration.
Only the displayed short invocation is timed. General Grant I also requires performing duties or bearing hardships while raising the mind to God with humble confidence.
Related indulgenced works
The prayer text alone does not establish eligibility. Read the work, occasion, and conditions for each grant.
Status labels below reflect the catalog as of 27 October 2026.
Text sources
- With God (1911): historical English invocations in Evening Prayers
- Scanned historical invocation, printed page 143
- With God (1911): publication and ecclesiastical approval
- Enchiridion Indulgentiarum, fourth edition (1999), Latin text
- Approved English text in the Manual of Indulgences, PDF page 91
Historical prayer-book references are textual witnesses. Their old indulgence tariffs are not used as present grant authority. Consult the related grant record for the current work, occasion, and conditions.