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The content details a liturgical calendar for a series of days, including specific feast days for various saints, color designations for vestments, and masses scheduled, indicating the types of masses permitted during this period. Observances include commemorations like St. Raymund Nonnatus and St. Stephen of Hungary.

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SUN		01
MON		02
TUE		03
WED		04
THU		05
FRI		06
SAT		07
SUN
OfficiumS. Raymundi Nonnati
Confessoris		S. Ægidii
Abbatis		S. Stephani Hungariæ Regis
Confessoris		Feria IV infra Hebdomadam XII post Octavam PentecostesFeria V infra Hebdomadam XII post Octavam PentecostesS. Laurentii Justiniani
Episcopi et Confessoris		Sanctæ Mariæ SabbatoDominica XIII Post Pentecosten
CLASSISDuplex SimplexSemiduplexSimplexSimplexSemiduplexSimplexSemiduplex
ColorAlbusAlbusAlbusViridisViridisAlbusAlbusViridis
MISSAOs justiOs justiOs justiDeus, in adjutóriumDeus, in adjutóriumIn virtúteSalve, sanctaRéspice, Dómine
Orationes2a. Dominica XII Post Pentecosten2a. Ss. Duodecim Fratrum Mm
3a. A cunctis		2a. A cunctis
3a. Ecclesiae		2a. A cunctis
3a. Ecclesiae		2a. A cunctis
3a. Ecclesiae		2a. A cunctis
3a. Ecclesiae		2a. Ad Spiritum Sanctum
3a. Ecclesiae

2a. A cunctis
3a. Ecclesiae
NOTAEGl. Cr.
Pref. de sanctissima Trinitate
Ev. propr. ad fin. Missae		Gl.
Pref. de Communis		Gl.
Pref. de Communis		no Gl.
Pref. de Communis		no Gl.
Pref. de Communis		Gl.
Pref. de Communis		Gl.
Pref. de Beata Maria Virgine		Gl. Cr.
Pref. de sanctissima Trinitate
Nota Bene/Vel/VotivaGB S. Aidanus Lindisfarnensis
Missa “Státuit”		Missae votivae vel Requiem permittunturMissae votivae vel Requiem permittunturvel S. Pii X
Papæ Confessoris
Missa “Extuli” 		Missae votivae vel Requiem permittunturMissae votivae vel Requiem permittunturMissae votivae vel Requiem permittuntur
* Color: Albus = White; Rubeum = Red; Viridis = Green; Purpura = Purple; Niger = Black [] = in Missa privata 🔝

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