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3 comments:
On 26 October this year, should not the lessons be taken from the V Sunday of October (albeit with the responsories of the current feria)?
For today the monday lessons of the fifth week are read, is it correct ?
@Peter & Joël,
Mea culpa, thank you. Yes, the 26th should have the first two lessons from Monday, Igitur Eleazurus, with the responsories of Thursday.
I have updated the post.
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