Any Liturgical experts out there?
I am trying to figure out what Mass will be said on Sunday, October 7th. That Sunday happens to be the 20th Sunday after Pentecost, but it also falls on October 7, which is the Feast of the Holy Rosary.
Does the priest have a choice? Which one takes precedence over the other?
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You have to choose between the Traditional Calendar and the updated Bugniniite of the SSPX and CMRI calendar.
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The longstanding tradition of the Catholic Church has the following:
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Double 1
st Class (White)
Most Holy Rosary of the Blessed Virgin MaryTwentieth Sunday after PentecostSt. Mark, Pope, Confessor Mass: Proper of Feast."Gaudeamus" Gloria, 2nd of Sunday, 3rd of St. Mark. Credo, Preface of the Blessed Virgin("Et te in Festivitate").Ite, Last Gospel of Sunday. .For those unaware of the fine points, when a major feast displaces the regular Sunday liturgy, in order for the Gospel of that Sunday to still be heard (20
th after Pent.), it is read in lieu of the 1
st chapter of St. John for the Last Gospel at the end of Mass.
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This was one of the Bugnini changes that was put into effect to prepare for the excuse to roll out the 3-year cycle of Newmass.
You see, by getting rid of many of the Scripture readings they could later complain that there were insufficient Scripture readings.
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