Oremus: A Treasury of Latin Prayers
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Oremus: A Treasury of Latin Prayers with English Translations
Oremus (“Let us pray”) invites Catholics to rediscover the Church’s sacred heritage by praying time-honored Latin prayers side-by-side with clear, literal English translations. For nearly two millennia, Latin has carried the Church’s Scriptures, liturgy, and devotional life. This beautifully arranged collection helps you pray as the saints prayed—whether you’re just beginning with Latin or deepening a lifelong devotion.
Interest in praying in Latin continues to grow—Pope Leo’s official Latin communications have helped inspire many Catholics to learn and love the language of the Church. Oremus is a practical, approachable way to begin.
Why You’ll Love It
- Pray with the saints: Exact Latin texts with faithful, literal English translations.
- Easy to use: Ecclesiastical Latin pronunciation guide, accent markings, and a helpful index.
- Versatile: Perfect for personal prayer, classrooms, families, parish groups, and Adoration.
- Faith-forming: Builds familiarity with the Church’s universal prayer language.
What’s Inside
- Rosary Prayers: Pater Noster, Ave Maria, Gloria Patri, Salve Regina
- Eucharistic Adoration: O Salutaris, Tantum Ergo, Anima Christi, Laudes Divinae
- Morning • Evening • Night: Benedictus, Magnificat, Nunc Dimittis
- Favorites: Beloved psalms and Gospel sequences
- Marian Consecration (St. Louis de Montfort): Veni Creator, Ave Maris Stella
- Prayers of and to the Saints: Te Deum, Suscipe
Features & Details
- Ecclesiastical Latin pronunciation guide
- Clear introduction and user-friendly index
- Accent markings throughout the Latin text
- Ideal for individuals, families, schools, and small groups
Ideal For
- Learning or teaching traditional Catholic prayers in Latin
- Eucharistic Adoration and parish prayer groups
- RCIA, confirmation prep, and youth ministry
- Gifts for seminarians, catechists, and Latin-loving Catholics
Helpful Tip
Pray the Latin and English alternately (e.g., Latin in the morning, English in the evening) to build understanding and memory while keeping your devotion fresh.
Oremus: A Treasury of Latin Prayers
Oremus: A Treasury of Latin Prayers
Oremus: A Treasury of Latin Prayers with English Translations
Oremus (“Let us pray”) invites Catholics to rediscover the Church’s sacred heritage by praying time-honored Latin prayers side-by-side with clear, literal English translations. For nearly two millennia, Latin has carried the Church’s Scriptures, liturgy, and devotional life. This beautifully arranged collection helps you pray as the saints prayed—whether you’re just beginning with Latin or deepening a lifelong devotion.
Interest in praying in Latin continues to grow—Pope Leo’s official Latin communications have helped inspire many Catholics to learn and love the language of the Church. Oremus is a practical, approachable way to begin.
Why You’ll Love It
- Pray with the saints: Exact Latin texts with faithful, literal English translations.
- Easy to use: Ecclesiastical Latin pronunciation guide, accent markings, and a helpful index.
- Versatile: Perfect for personal prayer, classrooms, families, parish groups, and Adoration.
- Faith-forming: Builds familiarity with the Church’s universal prayer language.
What’s Inside
- Rosary Prayers: Pater Noster, Ave Maria, Gloria Patri, Salve Regina
- Eucharistic Adoration: O Salutaris, Tantum Ergo, Anima Christi, Laudes Divinae
- Morning • Evening • Night: Benedictus, Magnificat, Nunc Dimittis
- Favorites: Beloved psalms and Gospel sequences
- Marian Consecration (St. Louis de Montfort): Veni Creator, Ave Maris Stella
- Prayers of and to the Saints: Te Deum, Suscipe
Features & Details
- Ecclesiastical Latin pronunciation guide
- Clear introduction and user-friendly index
- Accent markings throughout the Latin text
- Ideal for individuals, families, schools, and small groups
Ideal For
- Learning or teaching traditional Catholic prayers in Latin
- Eucharistic Adoration and parish prayer groups
- RCIA, confirmation prep, and youth ministry
- Gifts for seminarians, catechists, and Latin-loving Catholics
Helpful Tip
Pray the Latin and English alternately (e.g., Latin in the morning, English in the evening) to build understanding and memory while keeping your devotion fresh.
