The Missal for the use of the laity with The Masses for all days throughout the year. According to The Roman Missal

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Preface

The Eduor of this Missal has principally endeavoured to furnish his Catholic brethren with an Edition, correct in its contents, and convenient in tts arrangement. This volume will be found strictly conformable to the Roman Missal, as used by authority tn this country; with the Proper Masses of the English Saints in their respective places, and the Common of Saints restored to tts appropriate place, after the Proper Masses. Much care has been taken to give the Proper Masses as free as possible from references. More Latin has been given, and one untform plan observed in its insertion. Whereever Commemorations are to be made of Simple Feasts, they are carefully noted; and proper directions are given to find the Masses within the Octaves of all festivals so celebrated. The Votive Masses of the B. Virgin are printed separately, and in their proper places, according to the Roman Missal. The Hymns, and Sequences or Proses, have been newly translated with great care, and most of them in verse.

These are some leading features, which it is hoped will seoure for this Edition a continuance of the approval and patronage bestowed on the First; especially as the work has been graciously approved, and tts publication and use permitted, by the venerable authority of all our R. R. Vicars Apostolic.

The Publisher ventures to hope, that the care taken in revising this Edition, while passing through the press, will render tt as worthy of the support and patronage of the Public as the preceding.

London: January, 1847. i

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ASPET Zes wreorcesscccescecceccerercseccerececerecsees ] Ordinary of the Mass ...........secsscsessees weeee 3 Prayer for the Queen........... seuisevancesvees . «=. 36 Hymns at Benediction.............seeccecees svceee «= 6 StabAt: Mater iececcievessessscasacdetvesesvesssesase “230 Pange lingua ......... Corporis mysterium..... -284 Psealm—Credidi ............ eu teecwnueseessescus vo. 286 Ad Dominum..........- weseueues error 287 ———— Eripe me Domine.................+000. 287 Domine clamavi........csceccccccee eseee 289 VOCE MOR céiccveasiedisscsssdecssexeccuce “29) Canticle — Magnificat ........cccscecssecssesceces . 292 Psalrm— Miserere ........cecccceccoccccsssccesesees 293 Pange lingua...... ..-Lauream certaminis...... 310 Vexilla Regis cccscsccecscssasostesssccsaneioaees w- 312 Psalm—I audate Dominum ones geutes..... 345 Victime Paschali ..........<.- pias biaueevenece< -- 348 Litany of the Saints ...........csccssscssceseesees 376 Veni Sancte Spiritus.............. Soeceeuee evecsee 398 Lauda Sion «.....ccccccccccccsccecs sdegucccvenss seee 420 VOTIVE MASSES.

Mass of the B. Trinity ....... sitgceaccesans’ EX. of the Holy Ghost ........ sgeneees woe =LXIV. of B. V. Mary in Advent........-. oo LXVI —— from Christmas till Candlemas Lxvu.. — — Candlemas till Easter... LXIx. —— ——_—__—_ Easter till Pentecost..... Lxxn —— ———_—_—_ Pentecost till Advent.... Lxxm. For a Bridegroom and Bride........ LXXIV. Occasional Prayers ........00- sccccccoscscoes LXXVIIL Masses for the Dead.....ecccccccsccceccccees LXXXIIL Dies Irae....ccsecsccccee dccmedessdeewaecessesee: “EER EIVG

Various Prayers for the Dead ...--0+-+.... =XCIL Te Deum.....cccccecccescccccescccccccccsessoe § XCIVe Adeste Fideles....sssecsccecseresscossersreees xcvl.

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TABLE @E fMoveable feasts.

Firat re frnna ah sf rd.| Sunday. ducni 1840!Feb. 16|Mar. Nov. 29 1841) Feb. Nov. 28 1842\Jan. 23 | Nov. 27 1843;Feb. 12 June 14 25 Dec. 3

1844;Feb, 4) Feb. . TMay 16|May stra 6} 26 (Dec. 1

Jan. 31|Feb. 17/Apr. eee 13|May 23 June 3 b, 25 Apr. 1l'May 20 Jan. 23|Feb, 9/Mar, 27\May 5/May 15 June 26 1854/Feb. 12}/Mar. l'Apr. 16May 25June 4 June 15

1865|Feb, 4|Feb. 21/Apr. 8'May 17\May 27'June 7 : 1856|Jan. 20/Feb. 6 Mar. sua I'May villi 22) 28 |Nov. 30

1 871/Feb, 5|Feb. 22 Apr. omy ‘16 May zene S see i

Nore.—The first year in each of the above divisions, will be Leap Year.

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Wirections

FOR THE USE OF THE MISSAI.

I.—The Mass is celebrated either according to the time of the year, or for the Festival of some Saint, or some other particular occasion.

I].— As the Festivals of Saints frequently fall upon Sundays, or other days when some office aceording to: the time of year should be celebrated, it is necessary to attend to the manner adopted by the church for classifying Festivals, in ordertoregulate their celebration.

I11.— Every day is either a Double, a Semidouble, a Simple, a Vigil, or a Feria.

IV.— The greatest Festivalsare called Doubles ofthe First Class, the next inrank are Doublesofthe Second Class, the next are Greater- Doubles, the next Doubles. After these follow Semidoubles and Simples, which are the lowest kinds of Festivals ;and other days on which no Festivals of Saints are kept, are called Vigils, if they occur before great Feasts, but otherwise Ferias.

V.—The Sundays are considered as Semidoubles, but take precedency of all other Semidoubles; those ‘in Advent and Lent, with the three before Lent, as also Easter, Low Sunday, Whit Sunday, and Trinity Sunday, take precedency of all Doubles.

VI.—There are certain Ferias which take precedency of all Festivals, such as Ash Wednesday, every day in Holy Week, and Whitsun-eve.

VII.—Doubles are kept on the day on which they occur, unless it be pre-occupied by a Double of higher rank, in which case the inferior Double is transferred to the first vacant day.

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VIII.—A Semidouble occurring on a Sunday, or in Easter or Whitsun Week, or within the Octave of Corpus Christi, or on any greater Feria, is transferred to the first day not occupied by any Double or Semidouble.

1X.—Simples are never transferred; but when they occur on a day on which they cannot be celebrated, a commemoration is generally made of them.

X.—On Ferias which have no proper Mass, the Mass of the preceding Sunday is said. A Vigil is never kept on Sunday, but on the preceding Saturday.

XI.—On Saturdays out of Lent, having no proper Mass, a Votive Mass is always said of the Blessed Virgin Mary, according to the time.

XII.—Masses of Requiem cannot be said on Doubles, unless the corpse be present; nor within the solemn Octaves of Epiphany, Easter, Whitsuntide, and Corpus Christi, nor on Ash Wednesday, in Holy Week, or on Whitsun-eve.

X 11I.—On Doubles, one prayer, Secretand Postcommunion are generally said, but on other days more.

XIV.—On common Sundays, Semidoubles,Simples, and Ferias, three prayers are generally said; but the Priest, according to his devotion may say five, or seven.

XV.—The various Commemorations will be found specified in this Missal in their proper places.

Wolivays of Obligation

Commanded by the Church to be observed in England, with the obhigation of hearing Mass, and resting from servile works.

All Sundays.

The Nativity of our Lord December 25 The Circumcision of our Lord January | The Epiphany of our Lord January 6

The Ascension of our Lord The Solemnity of Corpus Christi

The Feast of SS. Peter and Paul June 29 The Assumption of the B. Virgin Mary August 15 The Feast of All Saints November !

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Ways of Wevotion,

On which it is not commanded to hear Mass, though

Feb. 2.

May 1.

SS os

HTL earnestly recommended :

Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary, or Candlemas Da

(in-Leap Year 25) St Matthias, Apostle

St Joseph, Spouse of the B. V. Mary

The Annunciation of the B. V. Mary, or’ Lady Day

Easter Monday and Tuesday

St George, Martyr, Patron of England

SS. Philip and James, Apostles

Finding of the Holy Cross

Whit Monday and Tuesday

Nativity of St John Baptist

St James the Greater, Apostle

St Ann, Mother of the B. Virgin Mary

St Laurence, Martyr

St Bartholomew, Apostle

Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary

St Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist

Dedication of St Michael, or Michaelmas. Da

SS. S100 and Jude, Apostles

St Andrew, Apostle

Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary

St Thomas, Apostle |

St Stephen, the First Martyr

St John, Apostle and Evangelist

The Holy tinosents | |

St Thomas of Canterbury.

Fasting Bays,

On which flesh meat is forbidden, and only one meal allowed :"'

The Forty Days of Lent

The Ember Days, being Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday in the First week in Lent, in Whitsun week, in the third week in September, and in the third week in Advent. |

The Vigils az Eves of Whit-sunday, of SS. Peter and Paul, the Assumption, All Saints, and Christmas, Wednesdays and Fridays in Advent.

A batmnence Bays, On which flesh meat ts forbidden: The Sundays in Lent, unless leave be given to the contrary.

All Fridays, except the Friday on which Christmasfall.

Nore.—That. by two Rescripts, dated May 17, 1830, his late Holiness Pope Pius VIII. was pleased to dispense with the Catholics of England from the observance of abstinence on all Saturdays which are not: fasting days, and on St Mark’s day, and the three Rogation days; also to transfer the obligation of hearing Mass, and resting from servile work upon the Annunciation of the B. V. Mary, to the Sunday followir'g, and to allow Easter Monday and Whit Monday to be observed vnly as days of devotion:

ABBREVIATIONS

IN THE FOLLOWI3G CALENDAR BXPLAINED

: A. es eo ee Abbot

Arch .. ee .. Archangel

Ap. ee ee -- Apostle

App. .. ° -- Apostles. oe . -- Riskop a ais -- Confessor — a -- Doctor of the Church

ee Double

Double of the First or Second Class Greater Double

- a Evangelist Te os es Emperor’

ee oe -. King

Lora. Be

With BRO B ees e e 3 om

M. oe os -» Martyr MM. .. ws -» Martyrs Pp, ee ee ee ? ?

Qe. ac. “s e+ Queen.

®.. oe ee ee Semidouble Vv. ee ee ee” i irgin ee ee ee Widow Wil.

THE CALENDAR.

Nore: <All days omitted in the Calendar are Ferias, on which no

Saint's Festival is celebrated.

Hanuarp, 31 Maps.

1 Crmcomcisiox of our Lord, d.2. .. i a8 2 Octave of Stephen, d. a wie aa o 3 Octave of St John, d. ae Su ee by

4 Octave of Holy Innocents, d.

5 Octave of St Thomas of Canterbury, and Vigil of the Epiphany, : ee

6 Errpsany of our Lord, d. 1, with an Octave Kg

7, 8, 9, 10, of the Octave s.

11 Of the Octave, s. with Com. of St Hyginus, P. and M. ee ee ee eo ¢ es ee

12 Of the Octave, s.

13 Octave of the Epiphany, d.

The 2d Sunday after Epiphany, Feast of the Holy

name of Jesus, d. 2 oe we ~—

14 St Ililary, B. C. 8. ee ee ee ee

15 St Paul the First Hermit, C. a oa

16 St Marcellus, P. M. s. es ees

17 St Anthony, A.d. .. oe ee 18 St Peter’s Chair at Rome, gr. d. .. ° 19 St Wolstan, B. C. d. = >

20 SS. Fabian and Sebastian, MM. a. 21 St Agnes, V. M.d. ..

22 SS. Vincent and Anastasius, MM. ne 23 St Raymund of Pennafort, GC. s.

24 St Timothy,B.M.s. =... .. 25 Conversion of St Paul, gr. d. ei 26 St Polycarp; B. M: s. os :

27 St John Chrysostom, B.C. Dd...

28 St Agnes,asecondtime .. ..

39 St Francis-of Sales, B. C. d. me

80 St Martina, V. M.d. . ‘ais ee

81 St Peter Nolasco; C. d. Si ai Ds eee ee @ @# e@ @

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85 85 85

507 91

February, 28 Maps; in Leap Year, 29

St Ignatius, B. M. s. .

Purification of B. V. Mary, a 2... St Blase, B. M. ; oe .

St Andrew Corsini, B. C. a ay St Agatha, V. M.d... oe a St Dorothy, V. M. .. os a St Romuald, A. C. d. ais a St John of Matha, C.d...

St Apollonia, V. M. .. ve ° St Scholastica, V. d. <i ™ St Valentine, M. ‘ ‘ SS. Faustinus and Jo ov ita; MM. Z

St Simeon, B. M. .. : ° St Peter’s Chair at Antioch, sr d. : St Peter Damian, B. M.d.. ee eo»

Vigil of St Matthias .. oe ee or 25 St Matthias, Ap. d. 2. ae ee larch, 31 Days.

St David, B.C.d. .. eae"

St Chad, B.C. d. .. st St Casimir, C. s. “

St Thomas of Aquin, C. D. ‘a St Felix, B. C.d. .. em St Frances, W.d. .. Si Forty Martyrs,s. .. oe St John of God, C. d. Se

St Gregory the Great, P. C. D. d. as

Ad e

e e e e e e e e ° °

St Patrick, B. C.s. .. j St Joseph, C.d.23. .. é St Cuthbert, B. C. d. ° St Benedict, A. C. d. a i Annunciation of B. V. Mary, d. 2. oe

April, 30 Waps.

Friday after Passion Sunday—The Sorrows of the

B. Virgin Mary, d. es ee oe

St Francis of Paula, C.d. . se ee

St Richard, B. C. d. + ate “s

St Isidore, B. C. D. d. ee ee ee

St Vincent Ferrer, C.d. .. ba iy

St Leo the Great, P. C. 9. d. .% Pa x

233 560 661 562 562 $62

27 28 29,

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St Hermenegild, M. s.

SS. Tiburtius, Valerian, xad Maximus, MM.

St Anicetus, P.M. ., ee ues eva St Anselm, B. C. D. d. Bee os <* SS. Soter and Caius, PP. M.M. s. s8 St George, M. d. 1, with an Octave St Fidelis, M. d. re as eg St Mark, E.d.2. ..

SS. Cletus and Marcellinus, MM. .. Of the Octave of St George,s. ..

Of the Octave, s—Commem. of St Vitalis, M.

St Peter, ‘M. d. a eis : oe Octave of St George, d. ee a fAlap, 31 Bays.

SS. Philip and James, App. d. 2. oe St Athanasius, B. C. D.d... 35 ect Finding of the Holy Cross,d.2. .. .. St Monica, W.d, .. ie se St Catherine of Sienna, V. d. éne St John before the Latin Gate, gr. d. a St Stanislaus, B. M. d. Pes a “8 Apparition of St Michael, Arch. gr.d. .. St Gregory Nazianzen, B. C. D. d. ee St Antoninus, B. C. s. os ee ee St Pius 5th, P. C. d. ee ee SS. Nereus, Achilleus, &c. MM. s. oe St Boniface, M. “ 2s ae

St Ubaldus, B. C. B. ee ee r St Paschal Baylon, C.d. .. ° St Venantius, M.d. .. as

St Dunstan, B. C. d. is ° St Bernardine, C.s. .. a e St Peter Celestinus, P. C. d. :

St Aldhelm, B. C. d, .

St Augustin, Apostle of England, B.C. d. 2, with an Octave oe ee oe oe

St Philip Neri, C. d. oe

St Gregory the Seventh, P. C. d. ou

30, 31, of the Octave of St Augustin, Se xs Sune, 30 Bays.

Of the Octave, s. . ae es vs Octave of St Augustin, d he alee ; os St Mary Magdalen of Pazzi, V. d. 7 St Francis Caracciolo, C. d. sie 7 St Norbert, B. C. d. woe ae om ate

589 590 591 592

592 592 593 593 593

23 24

26 28

29 30

St William, B. C.d... ee

SS. Primus and Felicianus, MM. :

St Margaret, Qu. W. s. 3 St Barnabas, Ap. gr. d. ee St John a Facundo, G.d. ..

St Anthony of Padua, C. d, St Basil, B. C. D. d.

SS. Vitus, Modestus, &c. MM.

SS. Marcus and Marcellianus, St Juliana Falconicri, V. d.

St Silverius, P.M. .. a St Aloysius Gonzaga, C.d...

- St Alban, M. gr.d. .. oe

Vigil of St John Baptist ..

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s e

° s e e e

Nativity of St John Baptist. d. 1, with an Octave

St William, A. C. d. ora SS. John and Paul, MM. d.

Of the Octave of St John Baptist,

St Leo, P. C. s. ah

SS. Perer and Pavt, App. d. 1, with an Octave ..

Commemoration of St Paul, d.

Octave of St John Baptist, d.

Visitation of the B. V. Mary, gr, d.

4, 5, of tlie Octave of SS. Peter and Paul, se. Octave of SS. Peter and. Paul, d.

Pulp, 31 Bays.

Translation of St Thomas of Canterbury, M. gr. ‘a.

St Elizabeth, W. d.

Seven Brethren, and ss. Rufina, ke, MM. &.

St Pius, P. M. -_

St John Gualbert, A. C. d.. ws St Anacletus, P. M, d. “6 St Bonaventure, B. C. D. d.

St Swithin, B. C.d...

B. V. Mary of Mount Carmel, gr. a.

St Osmund, B. C., d: ae St Camillus de Lellis, C: d.

St Vincent of Paul, C.d. ..

St Jerome Emilian, C.d. ..

St Henry Emp. C. s. ot St Mary Magdalen, d. oe St Apollinaris,B. M.d. ..

St Alexius, C. s: a ce St James, Ap.d. .

St Anne, Mother of the B. ¥’ Mary, gr.

St Pantaleon, M. ne

SS. Nazarius, Celsus, ao. MM. ee e e ee

Piet 29 St Martha, V. s. wie os he 2. 649 30 SS. Abdon and Sennen, MM. oe _ .. 649 31 St Ignatius, C. d. ee ee ee .

August, 31 Days.

1 St Peter’s Chains, gr.d. .. 8 s% ~- 8653 2 St Alphonsus, B. C. d. oe acy oe ~- 654 2 St Stephen, P.M. .. oa te ~. 857 8 Finding of St Stephen, the First Martyr, s. -- 658 4 St Dominick, C.d. .. w% % os -- 653 5 B. V. Mary ad Nives, gr. d. ee ce -- 659 6 Transfiguration of our Lord. gr. d... ie .. 639 7 St Cajetan,C.d. .. : ae -. 661 8 SS. Cyriacus, Largus. dc. MM. Pal : -- 661 9 Vigil of St Laurence. . -» 663 10 St Laurence, M. d. 2, with an 1 Octave es .. 665 ll Of the Octave.s. .. ee ie ais -. 667 12 St Clare, V. d. es es ae = -- 667 13 Of the Octave. s oe sis es a -- 663 14 Vigil of the Assumption ai os is -- 868 15 Assumption of the B. V. Mary, d. 1, withan Octave 670

Sunday after the Assumption, St J oachim, C, i d. 672

16 St Hyacinth, C.d. .. os ae ite . 674 17 Uctave of St Laurence. d. .. ee St o. 674 18 Of the Octave of the Assumption, s. we ~- 675 19 Of the Octave. s. ae oe es : ~. 676 20 St Bernard, A. C. d. ‘s os ee -- 676 21 St Jane Frances, W. d. de as Es ~- 677 22 Octave of the Assumption, d. a e% -. 678 23 St Philip Benitus,C.d. .. ag si -- 678 24 St Bartholomew, Ap.d.2... « as .. 678 25 St Louis, K. C.s. ee oe oe -. 680 26 St Zephyrinus, P. M. se os oe -. 682 27 St Joseph Calasanctius, C. d. ee a -- 683 28 St Augustin, B.C. D.d. .. oe - 683 29 Beheading of St John Baptist. gr. d. aa ~- 684 30 St Rose, V. d. ee ee ee ee ee 687 31 St Aidan, B.C.d. .. ee as ve ~- 687

September, 30 Days.

1 St Raymund Nonnatuzs, C. d. oe Ses eo. 687 2 St Stephen, K. C.s, = ie a -. 688 6 St Laurence Justinian, B.C.s. .. a ~». 6893

PAGR - 8 Nativity of the B. V. Mary, 4.2, with an Octave 689

Sunday after the Nativity, Hzly nane of Mary

9 Of the Octave ‘of the Nativity, s G ie ss ~. 689 10 St Nicholas of Tolentinum, C.d. .. a ~» 690 11, 12, 13, Of the Octave, s. .. ss ss eo 690 14 Exaltation of the Holy Cross, gr. d. : o- 691

15 Octave of the Nativity, d. . 6938 Third Sunday—Feast of the Seven “Dolours of the Blessed Virgin Mary, gr.d. .. as -- 693

16 SS. Cornelius and Cyprian, MM. s. <% -- 604 17 Stigmas of St Francis, C. d, oe os -. 694 18 St Joseph of Cupertinum, C.d... “s ~- 696 19 SS. Januarius, dc. MM. d. aa ; «- 698 20 SS. Eustachius, &c. MM. d. ‘ a -- 698 21 St Matthew, Ap. and E., d. 2. . ee -- 698 22 St Thomas of Villanova, B. C.d. .. sme ~. %00 23 St Linus, P. M.s. .. aig - .- TO!2 24 B. V. Mary of Mercy, gr. d. acs a ~- 701 26 SS. Cyprian and Justina, MM. .. . ~. 701 27 SS. Cosmas and Damian, MM.s. .. : ~» %O2 28 St Wenceslaus, M. s. sa oe TS 29 Dedication of St Michael, Archd.2 .. 4. 08 30 St Jerome, C. D.d.. ee i se ~« 04 October, 31 Ways.

First Sunday—Rosary of B. V. Mary. gr.d. .. 704

1 St Remigius, B. C.s.ad libitum .. ‘is ~. 705 2 Iloly Angels Guardians, d. .. - as -- 705 3 St Thomas of Hereford, B. C.d. .. ee -. %O7 4 St Francis of Assisium, C. d. es $5 ~- %07 5 SS. Placidus, &c. MM. aa a3 ots o. 707 6 St Bruno, C. d. % Sx ee i ~« 70% 7 St Mark, P. C. ee ee ee ee ee 708 8 St Bridget, W.d. .. ; ahs e- 708 9 SS. Dionysius, dc. MM. 8. ee ace i e« 709 10 St Paulinus, B. C. d: ait es mer ~» 710 11 St Francis Borgia, C. ‘Bees ae ac ~- 710 12 St Wilfrid, B. C. d. F 5 a ss. “G10 13 St Edward, K. C. d. 2, with an Octave .. e+ F1 14 St Callistus, P. M. d. os é% ce oe Ti 15 St Teresa, V. d. ; a ict ~- 4718 16 Of the Octave of St Edward, . ee se ~- 718 17 St Hedwiges, W.s. .. : aaa ave ee FT3 18 St Luke, E. d. 2 ay os sé ~- 718 19 St Peter of Alcantara, C. d. = ai e- 316 ziv

30 Octave of St Edward, s. 32 St John Cantius, C. d.

21 SS. Ursula, &c., VV.MM. gr. d.

25 St John of Beverly, B. C. d.

36 St Evaristus, P. M....

27 Vigil of SS. Simon and Jude 28 SS. Simon and Jude, App. d.2 ..

29 Venerable Bede, C. D. 81 Vigil of all Saints °..

Nobember, 30 peiaa Ax. Saints, d. 1, with an Octave

All Souls, d. ..

St Winefrid V. M. d.

, 6, 7, of the Octave of All Saints, s.

Octave of All Saints, d.

1 2 8 4 St Charles Borromeus, B. C. aa 5 8 9

Dedication of our Saviour’s Charch, ‘d.

10 St Andrew Avellino, C.d. ..

11 St Martin, B. C.d. . 12 St Martin, P. M.s. .. 13 St Didacus, C. s. 4 14 St Erconwald, B. C. d. 15 St Gertrude, V.d. .. 16 St Edmund, B. C. d. 17 St Hugh, B. C. d.

18 Dedication of the Church 0 of "8s.

App. d. ee 19 St Elizabeth, W. d. .. 20 St Edmund, K. M. gr. d.

ee ee

Peter and Paul

21 Presentation of the B. V. Mary a d.

22 St Cecily, V.M.d. . 23 St Clement, P. M. d.

24 St John of the Cross, C.d...

25 St Catherine, V. M. d. 26 St Felix of Valois, C. d.

27 St Gregory Thaumaturgus, B. C. d.

29 Vigil of St Andrew, .. 30 St Andrew, Ap. d. 2

WDecember, 31 Bays.

St Bibiana, V. M. s.

St Francis Xavier, C. d..

Gr im Go 89

St Birinus, B. C. d.

6 St Nicholas of Myra, B. C. d.

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St Peter Chrysologus, B. C. D. i 2 a8

494 494 496 4986 496

7 St Ambrose, B. c. D. d. 498

8 Conception of the B. V. Mary, d. 2, withan Octave.. 499

9 Of the Octave,s. .. nA és ces be .o ©6502 10 Of the Octave, 8. cee oe ooo ee ove eve 502 ll St Damasus, P. C. 8. ‘eee eoo coo oe eco 902 12 Of the Octave, 8 B. ee eee ee ae eee ee 502 13 St Lucy, Vv. M. d. eee ese ee ee eo ee 503 14 Of the Octaves, ee eee coe ee ooo ee 505 15 Octave of the Conception, d, 00. = wees eo 9505 16 St Eusebius, P. M. 8. ee eco eee ooo ee 505 20 Vigil of St Thomas... ee eve ee eee eee 505 21 St Thomas, Ap. d.2 ae oe see see -- 505 24 Vigil of the ‘Nativity “ee ove ee «= 5 25 Nativiry or our Lorp. d. 1, with an ‘Octave -- 61 26 St Stephen, the First Martyr, d. 2, with an Octave... 68

27 StJohn Ap. and E.d.2, withan Octave... .. 70 28 Holy Innocents, d 2, with an Octave ... 29 St Thomas of Canterbury, B. M. 4.1, with an Octave 75 30 Of Sunday, within the Octave of Christmas, 8. rr § | 3l St Sylvester, P. d, eee ese ee eee vee Cae sl

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