Feast Day: January 22Commemorated in the Roman Martyrology Introduction The Church, in her ancient wisdom, commemorates many saints on January

Scriptural Readings: Wisdom 3:1–8 & Luke 21:9–19Theme: The Triumph of the Martyrs in the Fire of Tribulation On this day,

Ante Missam Top  Next IntroitusPs 78:11-12; 78:10Intret in conspéctu tuo, Dómine, gémitus compeditórum: redde vicínis nostris séptuplum in sinu eórum: víndica

Feast Day: January 21Patroness of: Young girls, chastity, and those seeking purity of heartSymbols: Lamb, palm of martyrdom, crown of

Readings: Sirach 51:1–8, 12; Matthew 25:1–13Feast: Sanctae Agnetis, Virginis et Martyris ~ III Classis On this blessed day when Holy

Ante Missam Top  Next IntroitusPs 118:95-96Me exspectavérunt peccatóres, ut pérderent me: testimónia tua, Dómine, intelléxi: omnis consummatiónis vidi finem: latum mandátum

Feast: January 20Martyrs of the Early ChurchCommemoration in the Traditional Roman Rite SAINT FABIAN – POPE AND MARTYR (†250) Saint

A Reflection on Hebrews 11:33–39 and Luke 6:17–23In the Spirit of Ss. Fabian and Sebastian, MartyrsIII Class, Tuesday in the

Ss. Fabiani et Sebastiani Martyrum ~ III. classisTempora: Feria III infra Hebdomadam II post Epiphaniam Ante Missam Top  Next IntroitusPs 78:11-12;

Feast: January 19Also known as: Canutus, Knud den Hellige (Knud the Holy)Born: c. 1040Died: July 10, 1086Canonized: 1101 by Pope