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The post outlines the liturgical schedule for the last week of August, including the feasts of various saints such as St. Bartholomew, St. Louis, and St. Augustine. It specifies the type and color of the masses to be held each day, indicating occasions for votive or Requiem masses as necessary.

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SUN		25
MON		26
TUE		27
WED		28
THU		29
FRI		30
SAT		31
SUN
OfficiumS. Bartholomæi
Apostoli		S. Ludovici Regis Franciæ ConfessorisS. Zephyrini
Papæ et Martyris		S. Josephi Calasanctii
Confessoris		S. Augustini
Episcopi et Confessoris et Ecclesiæ Doctoris		In Decollatione S. Joannis BaptistæS. Rosæ a Sancta Maria
Limange Virginis		S. Raymundi Nonnati
Confessoris
CLASSISDuplex II SemiduplexSimplexDuplexDuplexDuplex maiusDuplexDuplex
Color*RubeumAlbusRubeumAlbusAlbusRubeumAlbusAlbus
MISSAMihi autemOs justiStátuitVeníteIn médioLoquébarDilexístiMihi autem
Orationes2a. Dominica XI Post Pentecosten2a. A cunctis
3a. Ecclesiae		2a. A cunctis
3a. Ecclesiae		NA2a. S. Hermetis Martyris2a. S. Sabinæ Martyris2a.Ss. Felicis et Adaucti Martyrum

2a. Dominica XII Post Pentecosten
NOTAEGl. Cr.
Pref. de Apostolis
Ev. propr. ad fin. Missae		Gl.
Pref. de Communis		Gl.
Pref. de Communis		Gl.
Pref. de Communis		Gl.
Pref. de Communis		Gl. Cr.
Pref. de Communis		Gl.
Pref. de Communis		Gl. Cr.
Pref. de sanctissima Trinitate
Ev. propr. ad fin. Missae
Nota Bene/Vel/VotivaMissae votivae vel Requiem permittunturMissae votivae vel Requiem permittunturGB S. Aidanus Lindisfarnensis
Missa “Státuit”
* Color: Albus = White; Rubeum = Red; Viridis = Green; Purpura = Purple; Niger = Black [] = in Missa privata

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