St. John Nepomucene, Martyr. XVI.-Double. All as in Vesper Book, p. 239. Octave Day of St. Francis Jerome. XVIII.-Double. All as on the day of the Feast. The Blessed Virgin Mary, under the title of the Help of Christians. FERIA VI. XXIV.-Greater Double. All as in Vesper Book, p. 242. The Most Holy Heart of Jesus. FRIDAY AFTER THE OCTAVE OF CORPUS CHRISTI. Double of second Class. All as in Vesper Book, p. 151. I. Vesp. without any Com. The most pure Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary. SUNDAY AFTER OCTAVE OF THE ASSUMPTION. Greater Double. All as on Feasts of B.V.M., p. 367. SEPTEMBER. St. Cosmas and Damianus, Martyrs. XXVII.-Double. All as in the Vesper Book, p. 299, with Com. of St. Wenceslaus, martyr, in II. Vespers. OCTOBER. The Maternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. SECOND SUNDAY.-Greater Double. All as in Vesper Book, p. 307. St. Francis Borgia, Confessor. x.-Double of second Class, with Octave. All as in Vesper Book, p. 309, without Com. of SS. Dionysius, &c. martyrs. Octave Day of St. Francis Borgia. XVII.-Double. II. Vesp. of St. Luke, with Com. of St. Francis. The Purity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. THIRD SUNDAY.-Greater Double. All as in Vesper Book, p. 310. St. Ursula and her Companions, Virgins and Martyrs. XXI.-Double. All as in Vesper Book, p. 314. St. Raphael the Archangel. XXIV.-Greater Double. All as in the Vesper Book, p. 317. The Holy Relics. LAST SUNDAY.-Greater Double. All as in the Vesper Book, p. 345. Blessed Alphonsus Rodriguez, Confessor. XXX. OCTOBER.-Double. Deus, fortitudo fragilium et humilium celsitudo, qui famulum tuum Alphonsum jugi mortificationis studio, et eximia humilitatis laude clarescere voluisti; da, ut ejus imitatione carne mortificati, et in humili crucis Filii tui sequela fideliter perseverantes gloriam consequamur æternam. Qui tecum, &c. O God, the strength of the weak, and the loftiness of the lowly, who wast pleased to adorn thy servant Alphonsus with the practice of continual mortification, and the praise of a marvellous humility, grant us so to follow the example of his mortification of the flesh, and to persevere in the humble following of the cross, that we may attain to eternal glory. Who with thee, &c. NOVEMBER. The Patronage of Blessed Mary Virgin. SUNDAY AFTER FEASTS OF ALL SAINTS. All as in Vesper Book, p. 314. N N St. Stanislaus Kostka. XIII.-Double of second Class with Octave. In the hymn the third verse is changed. Collect. Deus, qui inter cætera sapientiæ tuæ miracula etiam in tenera ætate maturæ sanctitatis gratiam contulisti; da, quæsumus, ut beati Stanislai exemplo, tempus instanter operando, redimentes, in æternam ingredi requiem festinemus. Per Dominum, &c. Amen. O God, who among the many marvellous examples of thy wisdom, hast given, even in a tender age, the grace of matured sanctity; grant, we beseech thee, that, redeeming the time after the example of blessed Stanislaus, by being instant in good works, we may hasten to enter into eternal rest. Through our Lord, &c. Amen. Octave Day of St. Stanislaus. XX.-Double. APPENDIX. The Patronage of St. Joseph. THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EASTER. Double of the second Class. Ant. (1.) Jacob autem genuit Joseph,* virum Mariæ, de qua natus est Jesus, qui vocatur Christus. Alleluia. Ant. Jacob begat Joseph the husband of Mary, of whom was born Jesus, who is called Christ. Alleluia. Ps. Dixit Dominus, p. 2. (M. 9.) Ant. (VIII.) Et ipse Jesus* erat incipiens quasi annorum triginta, ut putabatur filius Joseph. Alleluia. Ant. And Jesus himself began to be about thirty years of age, as it was supposed, the son of Joseph. Alleluia. Ps. Laudate Dominum, p. 13. (M. 28.) |