Benediction from Chapter 1 of Fr Caswall’s Catholic Latin Instructor.

• O salutaris Hostia
• Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary
• Tantum ergo
• the collect

Exercises arranged by parts of speech:

1. Preposition and Noun.
2. Agreement of Adjective, &c., with Noun.
3. Genitive Case after Noun.
4. Nominative Case before Verb.
5. Accusative Case after Verb.
6. Dative Case.

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The idea is to gain vocabulary from a word for word translation as Evan van Miller describes on interlinear texts.

So I’ll be using Rev Caswall’s glosses from The Catholic’s Latin Instructor, except laid out better along with quizzes and quizlet flashcards.

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Of course we will be singing the hymns too! They are all ready and waiting in A New Book of Old Hymns

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There are no texts required, but you might like printed copies for your convenience and edification.

• The Catholic’s Latin Instructor
• A New Book of Old Hymns (paperback) or spiral bound

Lessons available so far:

• O salutaris Hostia
• The Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary
• Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary II
• Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary III
• Tantum Ergo I
• Tantum Ergo II
• Tantum Ergo III
• The Divine Praises
• Adoremus in Aeternum
• Benediction Conclusion

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