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7 comments:
Isn't the proper doxogy supposed to be for the Seven Sorrows and not for the Exaltation ?
What rubric allows private Masses to be of the Octave (but without Credo, right?)?
Or is that just a votive Mass which could be said on any feria or simple feast day?
Indeed, and that is what is states.
Oops sorry !
@Paulus,
Addit. VII, 3. It is of simple rite (alas) so without Creed and a day a votive Mass is allowed but is not, per se, a votive as it has a Gloria.
Thank you!
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