Ut te per omnes celitus plagas sequamur maxime
cultu lavandos lumina, Francisce, nostros spiritus.
Tu qui perennis glorie sedes tuere omnipatris, qui
cuncta nutu concutit, perversa nobis [bad word] 
Christi letus quod sumpserat vulnus receptum per
tuum nobis benigne porige ut de te canens gloriam sic
illa felix regula, [bad word] minorum nomine cujus
fuisti conditor duret per evum longius.
Amen.
Ingens alumnus Padue, quem Zabarellam,
nominant, Franciscus almi supplicat,
Francisci adorans numina.
Sis tutor excelsis favens servo precanti te tuo, quem
totus orbis predicat insignibus, preconiis.
Audi libens dignas preces doctoris immensi, sacer
Francisce, quo leges bonas Antenoris stirps accipit.
Silvas per altas alitus in mole clausus corporis, ducens
viam celestium, rector veni fidelium.
Amen.

Enlighten our unclean spirits, [Saint] Francis, that we may follow thee with full reverence through all trials [bad word] from on high. Thou that watches over the seats of eternal glory of the Father, who shakes all things with a single nod, protect us from evil. Through the wounds of Christ, which He freely accepted and which thou didst also receive, kindly grant us that the fortunate Order of Friars Minor, which thou didst found and that sings thy praises, may last forever. Amen.
Francesco, the famous offspring of Padua, Zabarella by name, worshipping the power of kindly [Saint] Francis beseeches him: Be a well-disposed protector for thy servant that prays to thee, whom the whole world acclaims with outstanding honors and with songs. Holy Francis, freely hear the worthy prayer of this great teacher, from whom Antenor’s line receives good [bad word] thou leader of the faithful, raised in the deep forests, enclosed in a mighty body, and guiding the way of the heavenly. Amen.