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Mina’ Siette na Ha’åne (The Seventh Day)

CHamoru/Chamorro

Asaina Yu'us na Sainan i Ta'chong siha na man ånghet, annai matåtå'chong hao kalan sen man ma'lak na Fata'chong-mo. Hu chuli'e' hao på'go na ha'åne ni man maolek na fina'tinas ennao siha na man gefsaga na Ångheles, yan lokkue' i man na'manman na cho'cho' i tentago'-mo as San Antonio gi Padua, ni i finatå'chong i grasiå-mo. Guiya, annai ha chomma' yan ha punen maisa gue', ha puno' gi korason-ña i manaiguailaye na guinahan tåno', ya ha na' hinatme gue' nu hågo ha' na maisa.

English

Lord God, Lord of the Angelic Thrones, where you are seated as if on a brilliant throne. I bring to you today the good acts of those happy angels, and also the wondrous deeds of your servant Saint Anthony of Padua, who is the seat of your grace. He who, when he restrained and mortified himself, he purged from his heart the useless treasures of the world, and filled himself with you alone.

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