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At the St. Cloud chapel, it was made clear as day that it was a Holy Day of Obligation.

Any other Society chapels that still followed the Catholic calendar yesterday?

Same for Michigan, Fr. said from the pulpit on Sunday that it was a Holy Day of Obligation.

Another point I'd like to address to The Shill --

You can call me dim-witted all you want, but apparently I have enough wits to set up and maintain a Traditional Catholic forum for 15 years, overcoming hundreds of obstacles (both human and technical) over the years. And at present, I've managed to curate quite a group of Traditional Catholics here on CathInfo.

CathInfo is either the biggest or one of the biggest Trad Catholic forums, to the point that shills like you can't seem to ignore it, for purposes of Public Relations, controlling the narrative, spewing propaganda, influencing public opinion, destroying your enemies' reputations, etc. Your repeated actions to sneak back in after being banned prove that you "want in", and that CathInfo has a high value.

Why are all your dead accounts, Shill, on the bottom of my shoe, and not vice-versa? I didn't inherit CathInfo from my daddy. Nor did I buy CathInfo or win it in a lottery. I put together, and grew from nothing, something that YOU want desperately. Not bad for someone dim of wit.

2018....Fr. Muscha , pastor of Assumption Church. Walton  , KY, declared from the pulpit....Ascension Thursday is not a holyday of obligation. 
This past Ascension Thursday one of the priests, not the pastor,  reminded the faithful after his Mass that " it is a holyday of obligation today. Do not leave church and go back to chores, but spend the day with God."
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