Officium Parvum S. Ioseph · Novena · Litany · Prayers
The Office text and English rendering are preserved from your supplied HTML. That file attributes the Latin to the Coeleste Palmetum, 1741 edition, transcribed by Michael Martin, Preces Latinae. This reformatting does not independently certify that attribution or the translation.
The supplied Office contains Matins, Prime, Terce, Sext, None, Vespers and Compline.
[Corrected to match the Latin; the source has “During Lent until Easter.”]
The Golden Treasury of Prayer: printed pages 621–632 (PDF pages 657–668), from the heading “A Novena to St. Joseph” through the closing Votive Oblation.
Blessed Be God: printed pages 437–444 (PDF pages 487–494), for the litany, Seven Sorrows and Seven Joys, prayer for the Universal Church, and invocations.
The original English is retained. Line-end hyphens and scanning errors have been corrected; the litany’s printed “Pray for us” response is repeated in full. “Etc.” in the novena conclusions remains as printed.
The prayer to the Guardian Angel before the novena, and the separate prayer beginning after the Oblation, are outside the selected novena.
The Our Father and Hail Mary are supplied from The Golden Treasury, printed pp. 29–30 (PDF pp. 65–66); the Glory Be follows Blessed Be God, printed p. 51 (PDF p. 97).
The following indulgence notices are historical text from the supplied edition, reproduced as printed.
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