18
SUNDAY, within the Octave of Corpus Christi, and second after Pentecost,
semidouble. Third prayers of Sts Mark and Marcellinus, Martyrs. White.
First Vespers of St Juliana Falconieri, with commemorations of the Sunday, the
Octave and Sts Gervase and Protase, Martyrs. [In Diocese of Birmingham, Dedication
of the Cathedral, double of the First Class, with an Octave in the city of
Birmingham. Second prayers and last Gospel of the Sunday. White. Second
Vespers of the Feast, with commemoration of St Juliana, the Sunday and the
Octave only. In Diocese of Nottingham, Octave of St Barnabas, Apostle, double.
Second prayers and last Gospel of the Sunday, Preface of the Apostles. Red.
Second Vespers of St Barnabas to the Little Chapter, thence of St Juliana, with
commemorations of St Barnabas, the Sunday, the Octave, and Sts Gervase and
Protase, Martyrs. White.]
19 Monday
St Juliana Falconieri, Virgin, double. Third prayers of Sts Gervase and
Protase. White.
20
Tuesday Of the Octave, semidouble. Second prayers of St Silverius, Pope Martyr.
White.
21
Wednesday St Aloysius Gonzaga, Confessor, double. Third prayers for the Pope
(Anniversary of the Coronation of His Holiness). White. [In D of
Birmingham, fourth prayers for the Bishop.]
22
Thursday Octave of Corpus Christi, double. Second prayers of St Paulinus,
Bishop Confessor. White. [In dioceses of Salford, Shrewsbury, and
Southwark, third prayers for the Bishop.]
The Indulgence ends.
23 Friday
Vigil. St Barnabas, Apostle, greater double (transferred from 11 June). Second
prayers and last Gospel of the Vigil, Preface of the Apostles. Red.
Abstinence. [In Diocese of Northampton, St Etheldreda, Virgin, double. Second
prayers and last Gospel of the Vigil. White. In Diocese of Nottingham,
St Mary Magdalen of Pazzi, Virgin, double (transferred from 3 June). Second
prayers and last Gospel of the Vigil. White.]
24
Saturday (Feastday of Devotion) The NATIVITY of St JOHN THE BAPTIST, double of
the First Class with an Octave, during which the feast is commemorated. White.
[In D of Liverpool, Plenary Indulgence.] Abstinence.
The Cathedral Church of St George in St.
George's-fields, Southwark is served by the Right Reverend Bishop Grant, the
Very Reverend Thomas, Provost Doyle, DD, the Reverend James Canon and Vicar
General Donell, and the Revs Joseph Moore and Robert Simpson (Chaplain of the
Military Prison). On Sundays Mass and discourse at 6.30 and 7.30, Mass at 8.30
and 9.30, High Mass with sermon at 11.00.
Catechism and Benediction at 3.00. Vespers, sermon and Benediction at
6.30. On Holydays Mass at 7.00, 8.00, 9.00, 10.00, High Mass with sermon at
11.00. Vespers, sermon and Benediction at 8.00. On Weekdays Mass at 8.00, 9.00,
and 10.00. On Mondays Vespers of the Dead and discourse at 8.00. On Wednesdays
Litany and Rosary at 8.00 pm. On Thursdays Litany and Benediction at 8.00 pm.
On Fridays in Lent Stations of the Cross at 8.00 pm. On Saturdays Litany and
Procession at 8.00 followed, on first Saturday by Benediction. Confraternities
of the Blessed Sacrament (Thursday), of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (Friday), of
the Rosary, of the Immaculate Heart of the BVM for the conversion of sinners
(Saturday), and of the Guild of the Blessed Virgin and St. George, or Confraternity
for the Dead. Third Sunday of July, Feast of St. Victor, Martyr. The Church is
open for the faithful, from 6.00 in summer, or 7.00 in winter, till 1.00pm. Mass is offered in the Petre Chantry for the
repose of the soul of the late Hon. Edward Petre, and in the Knill Chantry for
the late John Knill, Esq R.I.P.). Workhouses: St. Saviour's, St. George the
Martyr's, Lambeth, and Newington. Bethlehem and St. Thomas's Hospitals.
Prisons: Military and Horsemonger-lane.
In 2017 the Most Reverend Peter Smith is Archbishop. Canon Richard Dean KCHS is the Cathedral Dean, supported by Frs Oladele Craig, Thomas Bakulumpagi and Stephen Haines. Anticipated Mass is on Sunday at
6.00 pm. Sunday Mass is at 8.00, 10.00,
11.30, 1.00 pm (Spanish) and 6.00 pm. Weekday Mass is at 7.30 (9.30 on
Saturday) and 12.30. Evening Mass at 6.00 pm in Lent. Evening Prayer and Benediction on Friday at
6.00 pm (except Lent). Mass on public holidays at 12.30 (after which the Cathedral
is closed). Confessions Monday to Friday 12.00 to 12.20 pm, Saturdays 11.15 to
12.15 and 5.00 to 5.50. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Monday to Friday
8.00 to 6.00, and Saturday 10.00 to 12.15.
3 comments:
Why abstinence on Saturday the 24th?
And I am surprised at no reference in any diocese to the Sacred Heart.
Novian: I've no idea. I suspect it's a misprint in the original. I'm sure Rubricarius will know: I'll change the post if he agrees it's a misprint.
The feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus is the Third Sunday after Pentecost so you'll have to hold your breath for a week. It's still not the feast it would become in the first part of the twentieth century though.
Ttony,
IIRC some Saturdays were abstinence days too - I read something about it somewhere, if only I could remember where.. I would'nt be in a hurry to delete it. I'll try and find out.
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