corda

After, the priest inciting us saith: Sursum corda, that is to say that the people heave their hearts upon high toward God.

The Golden Legend, vol. 7 1230-1298 1900

It is also known by the Latin phrase sursum corda, meaning, “Lift up your hearts.”

Archive 2007-03-01 Fr Timothy Matkin 2007

It is also known by the Latin phrase sursum corda, meaning, “Lift up your hearts.”

An Instructed Eucharist Fr Timothy Matkin 2007

Cost & Gear Mr. Kirmani pays 750 Hong Kong dollars a month in club dues, and the uniform, which includes trousers, a T-shirt and a corda—a string that indicates rank like colored belts in karate—costs HK$800.

Fighting the Fun Fight Christopher Shay 2011

It is a sursum corda, a movement toward the above into which we are all called.

Insight Scoop | The Ignatius Press Blog: 2009

Tuere nos, Domine, quaesumus, tua sancta sumentes: et terram, quam vidimus nostris iniquitatibus trementem, superno munere firma; ut mortalium corda cognoscant, et te indignante talia flagella prodire, et te miserante cessare.

Archive 2009-04-01 2009

Linked with this, then, was the other exclamation that still today, before the Eucharistic Prayer, is addressed to the community of the faithful: "Sursum corda" -- "Lift up your hearts", high above the tangled web of our concerns, desires, anxieties and thoughtlessness -- "Lift up your hearts, your inner selves!"

Archive 2008-03-23 papabear 2008

Os homens parecem relógios a que se deu corda, um homem é gerado e entra no mundo, o relógio da vida humana recebe de novo corda para repetir mais uma vez o seu velho estribilho gasto de eterna caixa de música, frase, compasso por compasso, com variações apenas sensíveis.

... Artur 2008

Musaeus Illa autem bene morata, per aedem quocunque vagabatur, sequentem mentem habebat, e oculos, et corda virorum.

Anatomy of Melancholy 2007

[4667] Aeeriae primum volucres te Diva tuumque significant initum, perculsae corda tua vi.

Anatomy of Melancholy 2007