Saint Marcellus I
Feast Day: January 16Patronage: None officially recognizedDeath: c. 309 ADTitle: Pope and Martyr Early Life and Pontificate Saint Marcellus I
Feast Day: January 16Patronage: None officially recognizedDeath: c. 309 ADTitle: Pope and Martyr Early Life and Pontificate Saint Marcellus I
In the spirit of the Commemoratio ad Laudes tantum (Commemoration at Lauds only), let us reflect on these profound passages,
S. Pauli Primi Eremitæ et Confessoris ~ III. classisCommemoratio ad Laudes tantum: S. Mauri Abbatis Ante Missam IntroitusIoann 21:15-17Si díligis
Early Life: Saint Paul the Hermit was born around the year 228 AD in Thebes, Egypt, into a wealthy and
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Feast Day: November 23Title: Pope and MartyrPontificate: c. 88–99 A.D. (traditionally the third successor of St. Peter) Early Life and
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INTROIT Isa 59:21; 56:7The Lord says, My words which I have put in your mouth, shall not depart out of
Feast Day: November 22Patronage: Musicians, singers, poets, and church musicSymbols: Musical instruments (especially the organ), roses, crown of martyrdom Early
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INTROIT Ps 118:46-47I will speak of Your decrees before kings without being ashamed. And I will delight in Your commands,
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