Novena nga Pagdaydayao Quen Aputayo á Jesus Nazareno

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Novena nga Pagdaydayao Quen Aputayo á Jesus Nazareno

ILO·~16 minutes·21 chapters

Chapters

21 total
1

[Transcriber's note: Tilde g in old Ilocano which is no longer used is

0:11
2

NOVENA - NGA - PAGDAYDAYAO QUEN APUTAYO A - JESUS NAZARENO - NAADAO ITI SAO TI CASTILA - NGA PAGDAYDAYAO MUET TI ILI Á QUIAPO - ITI LADAOANNA NGA ADDAT IDIAY Á SIMBAAN

0:10
3

NAITED AMIN A PALÚBOS - MANILA - IMPRENTA DE SANTO TOMAS - 1891

0:04
4

NOVENA - NGA - PAGDAYDAYAO QUEN APUTAYO Á - JESUS NAZARENO, - NAADAO ITI SAO TI CASTILA - NGA PAGDAYDAYAO MUET TI ILI Á QUIAPO - ITI LADAOANNA NGA ADDAT IDIAY Á SIMBAAN. - Quet idaton muet ita quencuana nga Apo ti ili á Vigan, agsipud ti panagcari daguiti devotosna ti nadayag á ladaoanna n~ga adda muet iti Simbaanna.

0:24
5

Iti panagbilin ni Sr. D. Pedro V. Abaya Provisor iti N. S., inyulog itoy á pagsasa-ó ni P.D. Quintin Paredes coadjutor iti ili á Bantay.

0:08
6

PAGSUROTAN DAGITI NAGLAON

0:23
7

CARARAG

0:01
8

Á UMONA ITI PATINAYON Á ALDAO

1:15
9

CARARAG - A AGBALBALIO ITI PATINAYON A ALDAO.

0:03
10

UMONA N~GA ALDAO.

1:40

Description

This reverent novena invites listeners into a centuries‑old Ilocano tradition of prayer dedicated to Jesus of Nazareth. Rendered in the language’s historic script, the verses rhythmically repeat petitions for mercy, guidance, and spiritual renewal, echoing the daily rhythm of devotion in a small Philippine town. As the faithful recite each day’s petition, the text weaves together biblical imagery, heartfelt supplications, and the comforting cadence of communal worship.

Beyond its liturgical purpose, the work offers a glimpse into the cultural fabric of late‑19th‑century Filipino Catholic life, where printed prayers circulated from Manila to provincial churches. Listeners will hear the gentle rise and fall of the spoken prayers, felt as a timeless bridge between past and present believers. The recording preserves not only the words but the spirit of a living devotion that continues to inspire those seeking solace and connection through ancient prayer.

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Language

ilo

Duration

~16 minutes (15K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Tamiko I. Camacho, Kathleen Ballesteros and PG Distributed Proofreaders from page scans provided by University of Michigan.Special thanks to John Ridley-Dash.

Release date

2005-04-05

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

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