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Ordo w/c 03.08.25

The content outlines the liturgical celebrations and saints commemorated from August 3rd to August 10th, including their corresponding Mass colors and types. It specifies the calendar dates, names of saints such as S. Dominici and S. Laurentius, and mentions various permissible votive Masses.

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Dies03
SUN		04
MON		05
TUE		06
WED		07
THU		08
FRI		09
SAT		10
SUN
OfficiumDominica VIII Post PentecostenS. Dominici
Confessoris		S. Mariæ ad NivesIn Transfiguratione Domini Nostri Jesu ChristiS. Cajetani
Confessoris		Ss. Cyriaci, Largi et Smaragdi
Martyrum		S. Joannis Mariæ Vianney
Confessoris		S. Laurentii
Martyris
CLASSISSemiduplexDuplex majusDuplex majusDuplex IIDuplexSemiduplexDuplexDuplex II
Color*ViridisAlbusAlbusAlbusAlbusRubeumPurpuraRubeum
MISSASuscépimus, DeusOs justiSalve, sanctaIlluxéruntOs justiTiméte Os justiConféssio
Orationes2a. De Inventione S. Stephani Protomartyris
3a. A cunctis		NANA
2a. Ss. Xysti II Papæ, Felicissimi et Agapiti Martyrum2a. S. Donati Episcopi et Martyris2a. A cunctis
3a. Pro Papa (vel ad libitum)		2a. In Vigilia S. Laurentii Mart.
3a. S. Romani Martyris

2a. Dominica IX Post Pentecosten
NOTAEGl. Cr.
Pref. de Trinitatis		Gl. Cr.
Pref. de Communis		Gl. Cr.
Pref. de BMV		Gl. Cr.
Pref. de Nativitate 		Gl.
Pref. de Communis		Gl. Cr.
Pref. de Apostolis		Gl.
Pref. de Communis		Gl. Cr.
Pref. de Trinitatis
Ev. propr. ad fin. Missae
Nota Bene/Vel/VotivaMissae votivae vel Requiem permittunturMissae votivae vel Requiem permittuntur
* Color: Albus = White; Rubeum = Red; Viridis = Green; Purpura = Purple; Niger = Black [] = in Missa privata
** Our Lady of Fatima, a votive Mass may be offered using the Mass Propers for the Immaculate Heart of Mary, August 22nd 🔝

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