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+ 5 SUNDAY, second of Lent, semidouble. Violet.
Liverpool and Northampton Collection for the establishment of the Clergy
The Indulgence ends
6 Monday, Feria. Violet.
7 Tuesday St Thomas of Aquinas, Confessor Doctor, double. Creed. White.
8 Ember-Wednesday St Felix, Bishop Confessor,
double. White.
St David’s and Newport, Feria. Violet.
Northampton Plenary Indulgence for eight days.
9 Thursday St Frances of Rome, Widow, double. White.
Birmingham Feria. Violet.
10 Ember-Friday The Holy Winding Sheet of Our Lord Jesus Christ, greater double. Creed. Preface of the Cross. Red. Plenary Indulgence.
11 Ember-Saturday St John of God, double
(transferred from 8 March). White.
2 comments:
Didn't St. Thomas Aquinas have a commemoration (transferred to the preceding day by a later Pope) of St.es Perpetua and Felicity?
And another question: Is there any reason why St. Felix and especially St. Frances (the former is at least on an Ember Day...) were transferred, in one diocese each, to next week in favor a feria, and even though this means that the feast of St. Gregory would need to be transferred further on? Coming to think of it, why did St. Gregory give way to their minor-double feasts when he had (and I guess still has) a local II-class feast?
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