The Lenten Fast, the Feast of Devotion of St Matthias, the Plenary Indulgence of the Crown of Thorns, and Easter Duties are to be announced, and in Salford next Sunday's collection
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QUINQUAGESIMA SUNDAY semidouble. Second prayers A Cunctis. Third prayers
free. Violet. Vespers of Quinquagesima Sunday.
Westminster and Southwark collection for the Orphanages.
20 Monday Feria. Mass of Quinquagesima Sunday (omitting Tract and Creed). Second prayers Fidelium. Third prayers A Cunctis. Violet.
21 Tuesday Feria. Mass of Quinquagesima Sunday (omitting Tract and Creed). Violet.
‡ No Nuptial Solemnities may be celebrated until 17 April
22 Ash-Wednesday Feria. Second prayers A Cunctis. Third prayers Omnipotens. Preface of Lent (until Passion Sunday, except when otherwise directed). Violet. FAST.
‡ The Fast of Lent is to be continued till Easter on all days except Sundays, on which Abstinence is to be observed, unless Dispensation be granted. On fasting days all flesh meat is forbidden, and only one meal and a collation are allowed to those who are bound to fast. On Sundays of Lent unless dispensation be given by the Bishop flesh meat is forbidden.
The following are the usual Dispensations for Lent granted each year by the Bishops of England for their respective Dioceses, by the Authority of the Holy See.
1. Flesh-meat is allowed at the single meal of those who are bound to fast, and at the discretion of those who are not so bound, on all days except Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and Ember-Saturday, and the four last days in Holy-Week. On Sundays, even those who are bound to fast may eat flesh-meat at their discretion.
2. Eggs are allowed at the single meal of those who are bound to fast, and at the discretion of those who are not so bound, on all days except Ash-Wednesday and the three last days of Holy-Week.
3. Cheese, under the same restrictions, is allowed on all days, except Ash-Wednesday and Good-Friday.
4. The use of dripping and lard is permitted at dinner and collation on all days, except Good-Friday.
On those days, Sundays included, whereon flesh-meat is allowed, fish is not permitted at the same meal.
‡‡ The time for complying with the obligation of Paschal Communion commences on Ash-Wednesday, and continues till Low Sunday inclusively.
23 Thursday Vigil St Peter Damian, Bishop Confessor Doctor, double. Second prayers of the Feria and Last Gospel of the Vigil, Creed. White.
24 Friday (Feast of Devotion) St MATHAIAS, Apostle, double of the second class. Creed, Preface of the Apostles. Red. Plenary Indulgence for the feast of the Crown of Thorns of Our Lord. Abstinence.
25 Saturday St Peter’s Chair at Antioch, greater double (transferred from 22 February). Second prayers of St Paul, Apostle, Creed, Preface of the Apostles. White.
2 comments:
The rubrics for the prayer for the Dead, Fidelium, seem much simpler and consistent pre-1911-13. The revised rubrics are quite complex and limit the use as it can no longer be said on a feast of simple rite.
The other aspect of the reform that stands out this week is the practice of reducing feasts of nine lessons when occurring with a greater privileged feria such as Ash Wednesday so post 1911-13 we have the feast of St Peter's Chair at Antioch reduced to a commemoration but the ferial preces are said. Transferring the feast to Saturday so it can be celebrated in its integrity seems far preferable.
You accidentally put the images of this week's Ordo instead of next week's.
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