Learn the Pater Noster (Our Father) in Ecclesiastical Latin - Part 2
Learn to pray the Pater Noster (Our Father) in Ecclesiastical Latin with this second lesson from Schola Sacrae! In this video, we explore two petitions from the Lord’s Prayer: Adveniat regnum tuum and Fiat voluntas tua.
Discover the meaning of each Latin word, learn useful vocabulary, explore Latin grammar, and practice the traditional Ecclesiastical Latin pronunciation of these familiar Catholic prayers.
✦ In this lesson, you will learn:
• Adveniat regnum tuum — Thy kingdom come.
• Fiat voluntas tua — Thy will be done.
• The meaning and usage of adveniat, regnum, tuum, fiat, voluntas, and tua.
• How Latin possessive adjectives agree with the nouns they describe.
• How to pronounce and pray these petitions aloud in Ecclesiastical Latin.
This lesson is part of the Learn the Pater Noster in Ecclesiastical Latin series, designed to help learners understand the vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation of the Lord’s Prayer one section at a time.
Whether you are beginning to study Latin, deepening your understanding of Catholic prayer, or learning the Latin of the liturgy, Schola Sacrae offers practical lessons grounded in sacred texts and the Catholic tradition.
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Video Chapters
- 0:00 Intro
- 0:41 Phrase 1
- 1:36 Pronunciation of Phrase 1
- 2:58 Phrase 2
- 4:20 Pronunciation of Phrase 2
- 4:46 Putting Both Phrases Together
- 6:02 Takeaways
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