Feria V after Dominica XVII of Pentecost

Breviary:

Matins: Invitatorium and Hymn per annum as given in the psalter; lessons from occurring scripture, no Te Deum

Lauds: Antiphons and psalms of the feria (first schema); remainder per annum as given in the psalter; oration of the preceding Sunday; commemoration added

Hours: Antiphons and psalms of the feria; remainder per annum as given in the psalter; oration of the preceding Sunday

Vespers: Antiphons and psalms of the feria; remainder per annum as given in the psalter; oration of the preceding Sunday

Compline: Of the feria

Reminder:

Next month’s reminders and announcements are listed below, and are also available in a usable document here: October 2018 SSPX Ordo Notices.

The Holy Rosary: The External Solemnity of the Feast of the Holy Rosary belongs by right to the first Sunday of October (Rub. gen., 358a), and in 2018 this Sunday falls on the actual day of the feast (therefore resulting in the solemnization of the feast itself). The Mass of Rosary Sunday may be celebrated, the Mass being that of October 7, with a commemoration of the XX Sunday.

Christ the King: The Feast is October 28. Before the Blessed Sacrament exposed, the recitation is made of the Act of Consecration of the Human Race to the Sacred Heart of Jesus: O sweet Jesus, Redeemer of the human race, look down upon us humbly prostrate before Thine altar, etc. (which is not the same as the Act of Reparation used on the Feast of the Sacred Heart), and the Litany of the Sacred Heart is recited or sung. In addition, a procession with the Most Blessed Sacrament is customarily held today. The Blessed Sacrament is processed under a canopy. Additional altars of repose may be used along the procession route, with Benediction given there. The final Benediction is given upon return to the church. If the procession cannot be held outdoors, it may be held around the interior perimeter of the church. If the Blessed Sacrament is exposed in conjunction with the Mass, It is exposed after the completion of the Mass, not after Communion.

“Therefore by Our Apostolic Authority We institute the Feast of the Kingship of Our Lord Jesus Christ to be observed yearly throughout the whole world on the last Sunday of the month of October — the Sunday, that is, which immediately precedes the Feast of All Saints. We further ordain that the dedication of mankind to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, which Our predecessor of saintly memory, Pope Pius X, commanded to be renewed yearly, be made annually on that day.” — Pope Pius XI, Encyclical Quas primas §28, 11 December 1925

Funerals are permitted every day this month except on the Feast of Christ the King and where a church is celebrating its Titular feast.

Looking ahead:
Nov 12-17 Ignatian Priests’ Retreat, Phoenix
Dec 10-15 Advent Priests’ Retreat, Ridgefield

Local observances

Calendar: These apply to priests assigned to these priories. For the public celebration of the Office and Mass, they apply only to the local territory. If a priest is celebrating Mass privately in another location, he may follow either the calendar of his priory or the calendar of the place. For the private recitation of Office, he must follow the calendar of his priory.

Titulars & Patrons: The External Solemnity of the priory or chapel’s titular saint and of the Principal Patrons of the nation, region, diocese, and city may be celebrated on the Sunday immediately preceding or following the feast unless impeded by a first class Sunday or feast, in which case it can be commemorated in the Sunday Mass (collects under single conclusion).

PRIORIES: Albuquerque: October 3-4. St. Francis of Assisi, Principal Patron of Santa Fe Archdiocese, I class. October 3: First Vespers with no commemoration. October 4: Festal Office and Mass. Also: October 15-16. Santa Fe Cathedral Consecration, I class. October 15: First Vespers of the Dedication with no commemoration. October 16: Festal Office and Mass of the Dedication. Denver: October 24-25. St. Isidore the Farmer, Titular Feast of the Priory, I class. October 24: First Vespers with no commemoration. October 25: Festal Office and Mass of the Saint with no commemoration. Also: October 26-27. Denver Cathedral Consecration, I class. October 26: First Vespers of the Dedication. October 27: Festal Office and Mass of the Dedication. Nicholville: October 2-3. St. Thérèse, Titular Feast of the Priory, I class. October 2: First Vespers with no commemoration. October 3: Festal Office and Mass. Also: October 21-22. Ogdensburg Cathedral Consecration, I class. October 21: First Vespers of the Dedication with no commemoration (same Person). October 22: Festal Office and Mass of the Dedication. Post Falls: October 15-16. Boise Cathedral Consecration, I class. October 15: First Vespers of the Dedication with no commemoration. October 16: Festal Office and Mass of the Dedication. Saint Louis: October 11-12. St. Louis Cathedral Consecration, I class. October 11: First Vespers of the Dedication with no commemoration. October 12: Festal Office and Mass of the Dedication. Sanford: October 10-11. Maternity of the BVM (Our Lady, Mother of God), Patroness of Orlando, I class. October 10: First Vespers with no commemoration. October 11: Festal Office and Mass. Winona: October 1-2. Holy Guardian Angels, Titular Feast of the Novitiate, I class. October 1: First Vespers. October 2: Festal Office and Mass. Also: October 24-25. Winona Cathedral Consecration, I class. October 24: First Vespers of the Dedication with no commemoration. October 25: Festal Office and Mass of the Dedication.

CHAPELS: Anchorage: Chapel Titular Feast October 3. Bakersfield: Fresno Patron October 3 (St. Thérèse). Belle Plaine: New Ulm Patron October 11 (Maternity of the BVM). Bremer: Dubuque Patron October 24 (St. Raphael). Buffalo: Chapel Titular Feast October 7. Charlotte: Diocesan Patron October 11 (Maternity of the BVM). Chico: Chapel Titular Feast October 3. Colton: San Bernardino Cathedral Consecration October 7; It takes precedence over the Sunday, which is not commemorated in the Mass (same Person). Davie: Chapel Titular Feast October 7. Dickinson, ND: Chapel Titular Feast October 2. Grand Rapids: Chapel Titular Feast October 17. Kansas City Franciscan Convent: October 28 Titular Feast. Kingsford Heights: Gary Patron October 2 (Guardian Angels). Klamath Falls: Chapel Titular Feast October 3. Las Vegas: Chapel Titular Feast October 7. Madison: Chapel Titular Feast October 3 (St. Thérèse) and Diocesan Patron October 24 (St. Raphael). Massena Dominican Convent: Ogdensburg Cathedral Consecration October 22. Miramar: Chapel Titular Feast October 23 (St. Anthony Mary Claret). Nacedah: Chapel Titular Feast October 7. Oklahoma City: Oklahoma City Cathedral Consecration October 15. Philadelphia: Chapel Titular Feast October 28 (St. Jude). Raleigh: Chapel Titular Feast October 23 (Holy Redeemer; the proper Mass is given in the MPAL appendix of the Missal). Saint Paul: St. Paul Cathedral Consecration October 14; It takes precedence over the Sunday, which is not commemorated in the Mass (same Person). Spokane Carmel: Spokane Cathedral Consecration October 7; It takes precedence over the Sunday, which is not commemorated in the Mass (same Person). Tavares: Orlando Patron October 11 (Maternity of the BVM). West Palm Beach: Palm Beach Cathedral Consecration October 6 and Chapel Titular Feast October 7.

Collect for Ordinary under one conclusion with the collect of the Mass in the following place: San Antonio, October 14 (Gustavum, Sancti Antonii).

SSPX Necrology
October 3: Sr. Maria Regisfilia Ritter (2008), German
October 6: Sr. Marie Madeleine Sagnol (2016), French
October 8: Sr. Françoise Marie de Williencourt (1997), French
October 17: Sr. Ancilla Hartner (1998), Austrian
October 17: Sr. Marie Bernard Pommeruel (1977), French
October 22: Sr. Theresia Hoffmann (1989), German
October 27: Abbé Denis Marchal (1988), French
October 27: Sr. Maria Thea Braig (2001), German
October 28: Sr. Maria Angela Nophut (1997), German
October 29: Sr. Gabrielle Maria Du Charme (2012), American
+Requiescant in Pace+

Thursday, September 20, 2018