Is there a Gloria or a Credo for St. Luke's Feast Day that is on a Friday?

puretonesoprano

Hello!

I'm just needing clarification. There is no Credo, but there is a Gloria. Is that correct?

Thank you for your help!

Rebekah

GerardH

Assuming that you are in an Ordinary Form context, yes, that is correct.

tomjaw

But what if your church, Diocese, city etc. is dedicated to St. Luke?

N.B. In the EF St Luke will have a Gloria and Credo.

GerardH

@tomjaw Ah, that would change things. Would need to check the table of liturgical precedence.

Chris Garton-Zavesky

If St. Luke is your parish, diocese or city patron, this feast becomes a First Class feast. Treat acccordingly.