What a busy Novus Ordo day!

Look at what was on the calendar of the Roman Curia today.


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7 Comments

  1. Rellis says:

    Do they still call optional memorials “simples?”

  2. thomas777 says:

    Forgive those so ignorant we only speak one language and not that well. What does it say?
    –> hilariously I have to ask is this latin or Italian? My ignorance is incredible.

  3. VexillaRegis says:

    Dear Thomas777,
    it’s Italian. It says:” MAY 8th Sunday
    7th Easter Sunday
    (Italy (s) Ascension of the Lord)
    St Victor, Milanese martyr (6th century)
    St Boniface, pope, d 615,
    St Benedict II, pope, d 685,
    St Arsene, roman deacon, anchorite (sp?)(hermit) in Egypt, 4th or 5th cent.
    Word day of social communications.

    Regarding the Madonna of Pompei, see Fr. Z’s post on her today.

  4. Adaquano says:

    I’m interested where I can get a calendar like that

  5. The Masked Chicken says:

    If you have an iPhone or iPad, the RC Calendar by Universalis is pretty good.

    The Chicken

  6. un-ionized says:

    thomas, not so hilarious, sometimes it is hard to tell the difference, especially if you aren’t looking at complete sentences with lots of words. I only speak English and have the tiniest reading knowledge of some others for work in a very narrow field of study. No big deal, I just can’t handle more. Some have lots of facility with language, I don’t.

  7. Felipe says:

    I would like to have a calendar like this one. Anyone know if these are available to purchase online?

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