Saint Wenceslaus, Duke and Martyr
S. Wenceslai Ducis et Martyris — for his feast on the twenty-eighth day of September, III classis Qui enim voluerit
S. Wenceslai Ducis et Martyris — for his feast on the twenty-eighth day of September, III classis Qui enim voluerit
A reflection for Monday within the Eighteenth Week after Pentecost — S. Wenceslai Ducis et Martyris, III classis (28 September)
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Dominica XVIII Post Pentecosten IV. Septembris ~ II. classis Ante Missam Top NextIntroitusEccli 36:18Da pacem, Dómine, sustinéntibus te, ut prophétæ tui fidéles
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