Paroles

Pater Noster is not a solitary prayer. It is spoken for sisters and brothers, for fathers and mothers, for sons and daughters — for a people united under a sacred Name.

“Thy Kingdom come” is not an appeal to escape the world, but a call to restore order within it. The Kingdom begins wherever the heart chooses strength over fear, alignment over chaos.

“Extend Thy hand” does not mean remove the trial. It means grant the courage to stand firm. And when we ask to be delivered from evil, we do not withdraw from the world — we commit to confronting it without becoming it.

Adveniat Regnum Tuum.

Originem — Culture and Watts

Pater Noster (Lyrics in Latin)
Páter nóster, qui es in cáelis
sanctificétur nómen túum
advéniat régnum túum
fíat voluntas túa
Páter nóster, qui es in cáelis
sanctificétur nómen túum
advéniat régnum túum
sícut in cáelo et in térra.

pro soróribus
pro frátribus
pro pátribus
pro mátribus
pro fíliis
pro fíliábus
pro nómino tuo
pro pópulo tuo

Ad-véniat régnum túum
et exténde manúm túum
ad véniat régnum túum
et líbera nos a málo.