# Pulled directly from her own source file's [Ant 1]
# (Sancti/09-16cc.txt, the same fileref her collect was verified against
# -- see her own saint record's comment) -- NOT live-query-verified, and
# marked `draft` rather than `verified` for that reason: she can never
# be the day's own rendered title (always commemorated under Ss.
# Cornelius and Cyprian, see her own file's comment), so there is no
# live Lauds page to confirm this [Ant 1] text is actually what's used
# at the Benedictus specifically, rather than elsewhere (Vespers'
# Magnificat, say) -- a real, demonstrated risk: St. Alexius's own file
# likewise has a real [Ant 1] ("Similábo eum...") that his live-rendered
# Benedictus antiphon does *not* use (it draws from common-of-an-abbot
# instead, confirmed live) -- so a raw [Ant 1] read is not on its own
# sufficient proof for a *winnable* saint either, let alone one that can
# never be checked. English translated (the source's own English page
# had no rendering at all), same `draft` reasoning applies twice over.
id: ss-euphemia-lucia-and-geminianus-antiphon
text:
  la: "Gaudent in cælis * ánimæ Sanctórum, qui Christi vestígia sunt secúti: et quia pro ejus amóre sánguinem suum fudérunt, ídeo cum Christo exsúltant sine fine."
  en: "The souls of the Saints rejoice in heaven, * who have followed the footsteps of Christ: and because for love of him they shed their blood, therefore they exult with Christ without end."
status:
  la: draft
  en: draft
