聖母悼歌

title: 拉丁文歌词与英译.
content: Stabat mater dolorosa<br> juxta Crucem lacrimosa,<br> dum pendebat Filius.  Cuius animam gementem,<br> contristatam et dolentem<br> pertransivit gladius.  O quam tristis et afflicta<br> fuit illa benedicta,<br> mater Unigeniti!  Quae mœrebat et dolebat,<br> pia Mater, dum videbat<br> nati pœnas inclyti.  Quis est homo qui non fleret,<br> matrem Christi si videret<br> in tanto supplicio?  Quis non posset contristari<br> Christi Matrem contemplari<br> dolentem cum Filio?  Pro peccatis suæ gentis<br> vidit Iesum in tormentis,<br> et flagellis subditum.  Vidit suum dulcem Natum<br> moriendo desolatum,<br> dum emisit spiritum.  Eia, Mater, fons amoris<br> me sentire vim doloris<br> fac, ut tecum lugeam.  Fac, ut ardeat cor meum<br> in amando Christum Deum<br> ut sibi complaceam.  Sancta Mater, istud agas,<br> crucifixi fige plagas<br> cordi meo valide.  Tui Nati vulnerati,<br> tam dignati pro me pati,<br> pœnas mecum divide.  Fac me tecum pie flere,<br> crucifixo condolere,<br> donec ego vixero.  Juxta Crucem tecum stare,<br> et me tibi sociare<br> in planctu desidero.  Virgo virginum præclara,<br> mihi iam non sis amara,<br> fac me tecum plangere.  Fac, ut portem Christi mortem,<br> passionis fac consortem,<br> et plagas recolere.  Fac me plagis vulnerari,<br> fac me Cruce inebriari,<br> et cruore Filii.  Flammis ne urar succensus,<br> per te, Virgo, sim defensus<br> in die iudicii.  Christe, cum sit hinc exire,<br> da per Matrem me venire<br> ad palmam victoriæ.  Quando corpus morietur,<br> fac, ut animæ donetur<br> paradisi gloria. Amen. 英译  At the Cross her station keeping,<br> stood the mournful Mother weeping,<br> close to her Son to the last.  Through her heart, His sorrow sharing,<br> all His bitter anguish bearing,<br> now at length the sword has passed.  O how sad and sore distressed<br> was that Mother, highly blest,<br> of the sole-begotten One.  Christ above in torment hangs,<br> she beneath beholds the pangs<br> of her dying glorious Son.  Is there one who would not weep,<br> whelmed in miseries so deep,<br> Christ's dear Mother to behold?  Can the human heart refrain<br> from partaking in her pain,<br> in that Mother's pain untold?  For the sins of His own nation,<br> She saw Jesus wracked with torment,<br> All with scourges rent:  She beheld her tender Child,<br> Saw Him hang in desolation,<br> Till His spirit forth He sent.  O thou Mother! fount of love!<br> Touch my spirit from above,<br> make my heart with thine accord:  Make me feel as thou hast felt;<br> make my soul to glow and melt<br> with the love of Christ my Lord.  Holy Mother! pierce me through,<br> in my heart each wound renew<br> of my Savior crucified:  Let me share with thee His pain,<br> who for all my sins was slain,<br> who for me in torments died.  Let me mingle tears with thee,<br> mourning Him who mourned for me,<br> all the days that I may live:  By the Cross with thee to stay,<br> there with thee to weep and pray,<br> is all I ask of thee to give.  Virgin of all virgins blest!,<br> Listen to my fond request:<br> let me share thy grief divine;  Let me, to my latest breath,<br> in my body bear the death<br> of that dying Son of thine.  Wounded with His every wound,<br> steep my soul till it hath swooned,<br> in His very Blood away;  Be to me, O Virgin, nigh,<br> lest in flames I burn and die,<br> in His awful Judgment Day.  Christ, when Thou shalt call me hence,<br> be Thy Mother my defense,<br> be Thy Cross my victory;  While my body here decays,<br> may my soul Thy goodness praise,<br> Safe in Paradise with Thee.  Translation by Edward Caswall<br> "Lyra Catholica" (1849)

Summary: 《圣母悼歌》(拉丁文:Stabat Mater Dolorosa,或简写为 Stabat Mater),是13世纪天主教会称颂马利亚 (耶稣的母亲)的一首歌,其作者有几种不同说法,包括圣法兰西斯教团的雅各布内·达·托迪及教宗依诺增爵三世。该歌内容与痛苦圣母有关。

Stabat mater: Das (nach dem Gedichtanfang ", lat. für ‚Es stand die Mutter schmerzerfüllt‘) ist ein mittelalterliches Gedicht, das die Mutter Jesu in ihrem Schmerz um den gekreuzigten Jesus als zentralen Inhalt hat. Die Verfasserschaft ist ungeklärt. Das Gedicht wurde in der Vergangenheit unter anderem Papst Innozenz III. († 1216) sowie den Franziskanern Iacopone da Todi († 1306) und Johannes Bonaventura († 1274) zugeschrieben.