S. Annæ, Matris Beatæ Mariæ Virginis
26 Iulii — Festum II Classis — Color: Albus Missa Gaudeámus omnes in Dómino Learning Path: Lives of the Saints
26 Iulii — Festum II Classis — Color: Albus Missa Gaudeámus omnes in Dómino Learning Path: Lives of the Saints
In hac die tua: The Tears of the Lord and the Warning of the Fathers II classis · Green Commemoratio:
Dominica IX Post Pentecosten ~ II. classisCommemoratio: S. Annæ Matris B.M.V. Ante Missam Top NextIncipitIn nómine Patris, ✠ et Fílii, et Spíritus Sancti. Amen. 1BeginningIn
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,
The Blessed Virgin Mary of the Rosary is a profound and central title of the Virgin Mary, especially associated with
In reflecting on Proverbs 8:22-24 and Luke 1:26-38, we enter into a profound contemplation of the divine plan, especially in
INTROIT Let us all rejoice in the Lord, keeping a feastday in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary, for whose
Saint Bruno of Cologne (c. 1030–1101) is best known as the founder of the Carthusian Order, a monastic community dedicated
The readings from Ephesians 5:15-21 and John 4:46-53, which often accompany the XX Sunday after Pentecost, invite us into a
INTROIT Dan 3:31; 3:29; 3:35All that You have done to us, O Lord, You have done in true judgment; because
St. Placid (or Placidus), together with his companions, is venerated as a martyr in the Benedictine tradition, with their feast
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