RACCOLTA, etc.
OR,
COLLECTION OF INDULGENCES.
1.
THE MOST HOLY TRINITY.
In order that the faithful might be often on their watch to make frequent and repeated acts of adoration, praise, and blessing to God, by means of the following Trisagion; Pope Clement XIV., by a decree of the Sacred Congregation of indulgences, dated June 26, 1770, confirmed afresh for ever the grant of his predecessor. Pope Clement XIII., viz.
i. The Indulgence of 100 days, once a day, to all the fauthful who, with contrite hearts adoring the Most Holy Trinity, shall devoutly recite the Trisagion, Sanctus, &c.;
ii. The same Indulgence three times every Sunday, as well as on the Festival and during the Octave of the Most Holy Trinity;
iii. The Plenary Indulgence for ever, once in a month, to all those who throughout the said month shall have said daily the Angelic Trisagion as above; to be gained on any one day when, having Confessed and Communicated, they shall visit some church, and pray according to the intention of the Sovereign Pontiff.
ANGELIC TRISAGION.
Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus Dominus Deus exerci-
