Prayer book

Litany of the Most Precious Blood

Litaniae Pretiosissimi Sanguinis Domini Nostri Iesu Christi

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English source

Manual of Indulgences — English text · PDF pages 61–63

Approved English edition translated from the fourth Latin edition. Continue through the end of the formula on the final indicated page.

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Estimated English reading time 2–4 minutes

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Actual complete approved English Manual text, with all printed responses and concluding prayer; editorial vocal pace 100–160 words/minute.

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Latin source

Passionist archive — approved Latin Litany of the Precious Blood · Acta Congregationis, printed pages 130–131 / PDF pages 134–135; approval continues on PDF page 136

Complete Latin formula in a clear scan of the contemporary Passionist reprint, followed by the approval of 24 February 1960 and an explicit citation to AAS 52 (1960), pages 412–413. The prayer ends with Amen before the heading URBIS ET ORBIS. Historical indulgence ratings printed later in the archive do not establish the current grant.

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