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[O God, whose grace has knit in one communion]
O God, whose grace has knit in one communionThe body mystical of Christ our Head;
Grant us the grace to keep the Spirit's union;
And so to follow all the blessed dead
In holy living, that we, too, may share
Their joys ineffable, the rich reward
Of those who love Thee, which the heavens prepare,
Through the redeeming grace of Christ Our Lord.
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