Saint James the Greater
25 Iulii — II Classis — Color: Ruber Missa Mihi autem nimis Commemoratio: S. Christophori Martyris Learning Path: Lives of the Saints ›
25 Iulii — II Classis — Color: Ruber Missa Mihi autem nimis Commemoratio: S. Christophori Martyris Learning Path: Lives of the Saints ›
A Reflection on the Mass Propers for the Feast of St. James the Apostle 25 July · S. Jacobi Apostoli
S. Jacobi Apostoli ~ II. classisCommemoratio ad Laudes tantum: S. Christophori Martyris Ante Missam Top NextIntroitusPs 138:17Mihi autem nimis honoráti sunt amíci tui,
24 Julii · Virgin and Martyr · Commemoration I. Identitas et Origines Saint Christina, Virgin and Martyr, is honored on
A Reflection for Friday in the Eighth Week after the Octave of Pentecost Feria sexta infra Hebdomadam VIII post Octavam
Feria sexta infra Hebdomadam VIII post Octavam Pentecostes ~ IV. classisCommemoratio : S. Christinæ Virginis et Martyris Ante Missam Top NextIntroitusPs 47:10-11.Suscépimus, Deus,
As we journey through the liturgical season following the 22nd Sunday after Pentecost, the Church, in her wisdom, presents us
INTROIT Ps 131:9-10.May Your priests, O Lord, be clothed with justice; let Your faithful ones shout merrily for joy. For
St. Mello (also known as St. Melon or St. Mallonus) is traditionally regarded as the first bishop of Rouen in
The liturgical readings for Feria III after the 22nd Sunday after Pentecost bring us to two passages that speak profoundly
INTROIT Ps 129:3-4If You, O Lord, mark iniquities, Lord, who can stand? But with You is forgiveness, O God of
Feast Day: October 21Patronage: Invoked against snake bites and demonic possession. Saint Hilarion is celebrated as one of the founders
As we reflect on the readings for Feria II after the 22nd Sunday after Pentecost, we encounter the words of
INTROIT Ps 129:3-4If You, O Lord, mark iniquities, Lord, who can stand? But with You is forgiveness, O God of
St. John Cantius, also known as St. John of Kanty, was a remarkable Polish priest, scholar, and professor renowned for
As we approach the end of the liturgical year, the readings for the XXII Sunday after Pentecost call us to