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The content outlines the liturgical calendar and corresponding celebrations in the period following Pentecost, highlighting significant feast days such as the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, various saints’ days, and the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. It includes details on the colors associated with each feast and specific prayers.

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SUN		08
MON		09
TUE		10
WED		11
THU		12
FRI		13
SAT		14
SUN
OfficiumDominica XIII Post PentecostenNativitate Beatæ Mariæ VirginisSecunda die infra Octavam S. Nativitatis Beatæ Mariæ VirginisS. Nicolai de Tolentino
Confessoris		Quarta die infra Octavam Nativitatis Beatæ Mariæ VirginisS. Nominis Beatæ Mariæ VirginisSexta die infra Octavam Nativitatis Beatæ Mariæ VirginisIn Exaltatione Sanctæ Crucis
CLASSISSemiduplex Duplex IISemiduplexDuplexSemiduplexDuplex majusSemiduplexDuplex
ColorViridisAlbusAlbusAlbusAlbusAlbusAlbusRubeum
MISSARéspice, DómineSalve, sanctaSalve, sanctaJustusSalve, sanctaVultum tuumSalve, sanctaNos autem
Orationes2a. A cunctis
3a. Ecclesiae		2a. S. Hadriani Martyris
3a. Ad Spiritum Sanctum		2a. S. Gorgonii Martyris
3a. Ad Spiritum Sanctum		2a. Tertia die infra Octavam S. Nativitatis Beatæ Mariæ Virginis2a. Ss. Proti et Hyacinthi Martyrum
3a. Ad Spiritum Sanctum		2a. Quinta die infra Octavam S. Nativitatis Beatæ Mariæ Virginis2a. Ad Spiritum Sanctum
3a. Ecclesiae

2a. Dominica XIV Post Pent.
3a. VII die infra Octavam Nat. B.M.V.
NOTAEGl. Cr.
Pref. de sanctissima Trinitate		Gl. Cr.
Pref. de Beata Maria Virgine		Gl. Cr.
Pref. de Beata Maria Virgine		Gl. Cr.
Pref. de Beata Maria Virgine		Gl. Cr.
Pref. de Beata Maria Virgine		Gl. Cr.
Pref. de Beata Maria Virgine		Gl.
Pref. de Beata Maria Virgine		Gl. Cr.
Pref. de Sancta Cruce
Ev. Propr. ad fin.Missae
Nota Bene/Vel/Votiva
* Color: Albus = White; Rubeum = Red; Viridis = Green; Purpura = Purple; Niger = Black [] = in Missa privata 🔝

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