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Beginning of
the Autumnal Volume of the Breviary
Announcement of the Feast of Devotion
+ 3 SUNDAY Fourteenth after Pentecost, Mass of the Sunday, semidouble. Green.
Hexham and Newcastle (Chapter and the City) Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost. St Augustine Bishop Confessor Doctor, double (from 28 August). Last Gospel and commemoration of the Sunday. White. Vespers of the Translation of St Cuthbert, commemoration of the Sunday. White.
Hexham and Newcastle (apart from the Chapter and the City) Vespers of the Translation of St Cuthbert, commemoration of the Sunday. White.
Menevia and Newport Vespers of the Dedication of the Pro-Cathedral, without commemoration. White.
Nottingham (Chapter and the City) Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost. Octave of the Dedication of the Cathedral, double. Last Gospel and commemoration of the Sunday. White. Vespers of St Joseph Calasanctius to the little chapter, with commemoration of the Octave and the Sunday. White.
Nottingham (apart from the Chapter and the City) Vespers of St Joseph Calasanctius with commemoration of the Sunday. White.
4 Monday Feria. Mass of the Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost (omitting Gloria and Creed), second prayers Fidelium, third prayers A Cunctis. Green.
Hexham and Newcastle PLENARY INDULGENCE. Translation of St Cuthbert Confessor Bishop, major double. Mass Sacerdotes with propers of the feast. White.
Menevia and Newport Dedication of the Pro-Cathedral, double of the first class (without Octave). Mass Terribilis, Creed. White.
Nottingham St Joseph Calasanctius Confessor, double (from 27 August). White.
5 Tuesday St Laurence Justinian Confessor Bishop, semidouble. In Mass second prayers A Cunctis, third prayers at priest's choice. White.
6 Wednesday Feria. Green.
Hexham and Newcastle St Bernard Confessor Doctor, double (from 20 August). Creed. White.
Menevia and Newport and Nottingham second prayers Fidelium, third prayers A Cunctis.
7 Thursday Mass of the Blessed Sacrament, semidouble. In Mass second prayers A Cunctis, third prayers at priest's choice. Preface of the Nativity. White.
‡ 8 Friday PLENARY INDULGENCE Feast of Devotion The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, double of the second class with Octave. Commemoration of St Adrian, Martyr (in private Masses), Creed, Preface Et te in Nativitate (throughout the Octave). White.
9 Saturday Second day of the Octave, semidouble.
Commemoration of St Gorgonius, Martyr, third prayers Deus qui corda,
Creed, Preface of the BVM. White.
1 comment:
And if we, fictitiously, add modern feasts:
3. St. Pius X, double, Com. of the Sunday, Vespers of him.
Nott: In the Chapter & city: Of the Octave. Vespers in any case of St. Joseph Calasanctius, at least from the chapter, as said.
H&N. Vespers of St. Cuthbert, Communion of St. Pius and the Sunday.
M&N. Vespers as said.
Birmingham: Add a commemoration of St. Margaret at second vespers.
4. As said.
Birmingham: St. Margaret, widow (10 June), semidouble. After all, the vigil of St. Lawrence is not free for her when it's the feast of St. Theresia Benedicta.
5. St. Teresa of Calcutta, double, Com. of St. Lawrence Justiniani (who I guess would not be transferred to some other date[*]).
6. Feria.
H&N St. Augustine (fixed date).
Nottingham (Chapter & City) St. Pius X (fixed date).
7. Votive Office of the Blessed Sacrament.
H&N St. Bernard (transferred feast).
8., 9. As said.
[* On the grounds "let's have some normal confessor bishop outsite Eastertide on the calendar as a semidouble", St. John XXIII's choice of St. Gregorio Barbarigo sounds surprisingly fine at a second glance. I admit that he was, for a considerable time, my mental "obvious example" for "I venerate this man as a saint, but I really do not understand how he gets a third-class feast; Popes, even good and lovable Popes, should not make a habit of adding their personal favorites to the worldwide calendar"... But we sometimes have to eat our words, including the mental words, don't we? In my case, what contributed to that was looking up online the Divine Office with both Vespers for a patron who was a confessor bishop and finding that, despite the apparent multitude of bishops on the Calendar, this is rather difficult if you can only insert dates and have no access to "Commune" sections...)
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