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The Indulgence
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Announcement of the Feast of Devotion
Announcement in Southwark of next Sunday's Collection
+ 24 SUNDAY Sixteenth after Pentecost PLENARY INDULGENCE Our Lady of Mercy, major double. Last Gospel and commemoration of the Sunday, Preface Et te in festivitate. White. At Vespers commemoration of the Stigmata of St Francis and of the Sunday.
25 Monday The Impression of the Stigmata of St Francis Confessor, major double (from 17 September). White.
26 Tuesday Sts Cyprian and Justina Martyrs, simple. Second prayers A cunctis, third prayers at priest's choice. Red.
27 Wednesday Sts Cosmas and Damian Martyrs, semidouble. Second prayers A cunctis, third prayers at priest's choice. Red.
28 Thursday St Wenceslas Martyr, semidouble. Second prayers A cunctis, third prayers at priest's choice. Red.
‡ 29 Friday Feast of Devotion Dedication of St Michael the Archangel, double of the second class. Creed. White.
Liverpool PLENARY INDULGENCE
Menevia and Newport Patron of the Pro-Cathedral, double of the first class with Octave.
30 Saturday St Jerome Confessor Doctor, double. Creed. White.
Menevia and Newport Commemoration of the Octave.
3 comments:
Shouldn’t that have been
24. Our Lady Patroness of England at Walsingham, double of the I or perhaps II class
25 Our Lady of Mercy, fixa ex heri
26 Stigmata of St Francis (transferred) and commemoration
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Our Lady isn't the Patroness of England, and wasn't pre-Reformation. Our Lady of Ransom (Mercy) only became a feast of the universal Church in 1696 (see https://web.archive.org/web/20160304091611/http://www.guild-ransom.co.uk/index.html).
Interesting. I had concluded she was from the title "dowry of Mary", and also that that was connected to her feast at Walsingham which occurs on the same day but, if I am rightly informed, is different from that under her title "of Ransom" (that is, Patroness of the Order of Mercedarian Knights). Thanks for the answer.
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