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Order for in the APOSTOLIC VICARIATE of SOUTHERN ARABIA 140 OMITTED OBSERVANCES YEAR I/A GENERAL AND VICARIATE CALENDAR Order for 2017 NAME OF SAINT THE ELEBRATION OF ASS Dec 04 St John Damascene, Priest and Doctor of the Church C M Dec 11 St Damasus I, Pope Dec 29 St Thomas Becket, Bishop and Martyr in the Jan 22 St Vincent, Deacon and Martyr Feb 05 St Agatha, Virgin and Martyr APOSTOLIC VICARIATE OF Apr 02 St Francis of Paola, Hermit Apr 11 St Stanislaus, Bishop and Martyr SOUTHERN ARABIA Apr 13 St Martin I, Pope and Martyr Apr 21 St Anselm, Bishop and Doctor of the Church Apr 23 St George, Martyr Apr 30 St Pius V, Pope May 21 St Christopher Magallanes, Priest, and Companions, Martyrs Jun 11 St Barnabas, Apostle Jun 24 The Immaculate Heart of Mary (moveable observance) Jul 09 St Augustine Zhao Rong, Priest, and Companions, Martyrs Jul 16 Our Lady of Mount Carmel Jul 23 St Bridget, Religious Jul 30 St Peter Chrysologus, Bishop and Doctor of the Church Aug 13 Sts Pontian, Pope, and Hippolytus, Priest, Martyrs Aug 20 St Bernard, Abbot and Doctor of the Church Aug 27 St Monica 2016-2017 Sep 03 St Gregory the Great, Pope and Doctor of the Church Sep 17 St Robert Bellarmine, Bishop and Doctor of the Church Oct 01 ST THÉRÈSE OF THE CHILD JESUS, Virgin and Doctor of the Church Oct 15 St Teresa of Jesus, Virgin and Doctor of the Church Sunday Lectionary: Year A Oct 22 St John Paul II, Pope Nov 12 St Josaphat, Bishop and Martyr Weekday Lectionary: Cycle I 2 INTRODUCTION YEAR I/A YEAR I/A OMITTED OBSERVANCES 139 CONTENTS OMITTED OBSERVANCES 2016-7 ABBREVIATIONS ................................................................................................................................... 4 BIBLICAL ABBREVIATIONS .............................................................................................................. 6 MOVEABLE FEASTS OF THE YEAR 2016-2017 ........................................................................... 7 The following observances are omitted in the liturgical year 2016-7. However, a SPECIAL DAYS THROUGH THE YEAR ......................................................................................... 7 remembrance may still be made of these saints in the Eucharistic Prayer, if the Eucharistic Prayer chosen allows for the insertion of the names of the saint of HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION ......................................................................................................... 8 day (e.g. Eucharistic Prayer III). SPECIAL CELEBRATIONS 2016-7 ..................................................................................................... 8 SPECIAL COLLECTIONS ..................................................................................................................... 9 FAST, ABSTINENCE AND DAYS OF PENANCE ........................................................................ 9 PARTICULAR CALENDARS FASTING .............................................................................................................................................. 9 ABSTINENCE ..................................................................................................................................... 9 2017 NAME OF SAINT INSTITUTE/SOCIETY EUCHARISTIC FAST ..................................................................................................................... 10 Jan 15 Blessed Louis Variara Salesian EASTER OBLIGATION ...................................................................................................................... 10 Jan 22 Blessed Laura Vicuña Salesian ABSOLUTION WITH GENERAL CONFESSION ...................................................................... 11 Mar 02 St. Agnes of Prague, Religious Capuchin TABLE OF LITURGICAL DAYS ...................................................................................................... 12 Apr 21 St. Conrad of Parzham, Religious Capuchin OCCURRENCE AND CONCURRENCE OF DAYS ................................................................... 14 Apr 30 Bl. Benedict of Urbino, Priest Capuchin THE ARRANGING OF MASS ACCORDING TO THE CALENDAR ............................ 14 May 06 ST. DOMINIC SAVIO Salesian THE MASS TO BE CELEBRATED IN CASES OF CONCURRENCE ............................ 15 May 28 St. Mary Ann of Jesus of Paredas, Virgin Capuchin THE CALENDAR TO BE FOLLOWED ........................................................................................ 15 June 23 St. Joseph Cafasso Salesian DIVERGENCES IN WEEKEND OBLIGATION MASSES ...................................................... 17 Aug 13 St. Mark of Aviano, Priest Capuchin ARRANGEMENT OF THE MASS ................................................................................................... 18 Sep 17 STIGMATA OF ST. FRANCIS Capuchin SUNDAYS .......................................................................................................................................... 18 Oct 01 ST. THERESE OF THE CHILD JESUS C.S.S.T./Comboni SEASONAL WEEKDAYS ............................................................................................................. 19 Oct 22 St. Peter of Alcantara, Priest Capuchin WEEKDAYS IN ORDINARY TIME ......................................................................................... 19 Oct 29 Bl.Michael Rua Salesian Nov 26 St. Leonard of Port Maurice, Priest Capuchin SOLEMNITIES & FEASTS ........................................................................................................... 20 VIGILS ................................................................................................................................................ 21 MEMORIALS .................................................................................................................................... 22 COMMEMORATIONS .................................................................................................................. 23 BRIEF NOTE IN THE USE OF THE COMMON OF SAINTS ......................................... 24 MASSES ‘EXTRA ORDINEM OFFICII’ ......................................................................................... 25 MASSES FOR THE DEAD ........................................................................................................... 25 138 NOVEMBER 2017 YEAR I/A YEAR I/A INTRODUCTION 3 F.M.C.K.: (tmrw) Titular of the Congregation sol w MASSES FOR VARIOUS NEEDS AND VOTIVE MASSES ............................................... 26 OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST, D1 V1 R sol w 26 Sun RITUAL MASSES ............................................................................................................................ 27 KING OF THE UNIVERSE EXTERNAL SOLEMNITY ........................................................................................................... 28 Ez 34:11-12, 15-17|Ps 22(23):1-3,5-6| SYNTHESIS OF THE PRECEDING INFORMATION ............................................................. 29 1 Cor 15:20-26, 28|Mt 25:31-46 prop Mass; Gl; Cr; Pf. of Sunday I-VIII; EUCHARISTIC PRAYERS .................................................................................................................. 31 opt. Sol. Bl. of Ordinary Time [nn. 9-14] LITURGICAL COLORS ....................................................................................................................... 33 F.M.C.K.: Titular of the Congregation sol w ORDO KEY ............................................................................................................................................ 35 NOTE: [1] Plenary indulgence for the faithful who publicly pray SEASON OF ADVENT ............................................................................................................................. 36 the Act of Dedication of the Human Race to Christ the King (EI 2). This prayer should be led by a priest or another NOVEMBER 2016 ................................................................................................................................. 37 suitable person outside of the Mass, and not within the liturgy. DECEMBER 2016 .................................................................................................................................. 39 [2] Where customary, a procession may fittingly take place to MISA DE AGUINALDO (SIMBANG GABI) .......................................................................... 42 honour Christ the King. If the procession is Eucharistic in THE SEASON OF CHRISTMAS ............................................................................................................. 44 character, and held after a Mass, the Host to be carried in the JANUARY 2017 ...................................................................................................................................... 48 procession is consecrated during that Mass. After Communion, the monstrance in which the consecrated Host has been placed is THE SEASON OF ORDINARY TIME (I) ............................................................................................ 50 set on the altar. When the Prayer after Communion has been NOTE: WEEK OF PRAYER FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY ..................................................... 52 said, the Concluding Rites are omitted and the procession forms. FEBRUARY 2017 ................................................................................................................................... 56 The priest wears a cope for a procession: if the procession takes THE SEASON OF LENT .........................................................................................................................
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