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Sure,

St. Joseph Daily Missal dated 1959 De Permissu Superiorum Imprimatur Francis Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop of New York. New Edition 1961. Published as "The official prayers for the celebration of daily Mass."

These missals can be found readily in used book stores or at least that was the case for us.

I prefer the Latin because it is exact, but most use the vernacular and the priest usually does at end of Mass. However, we use "Thou" instead of "you". The missal uses "you".

In this Missal, it is page 702-703.

You can find many further references to the extended versions with a quick search on Pope Leo XIII.

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I apologize for lack of clarity. I have memorized the prayer in Latin and often pray it, just as you have given it here.

I meant to ask if there was 3rd party corroboration of the events in Korea--for instance, someone who saw the enemy soldiers killed with sword strokes, the sgt. that Michael (mortal) spoke to, etc.