USCCB CDW's list of Liturgical Books Currently In Use (published April 2022)
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Pp 3-4 at the linked and attached versions of the April 2022 newsletter:
https://www.usccb.org/resources/newsletter-2022-04.pdfThanked by 1ServiamScores -
More “ammo” for my bulletin columns. Thanks!
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And we see that the Ecclesiastical Province of Newark Permanently
TransfersBuries the Solemnity of the Ascension to the Seventh Sunday of Easter.
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Yes, I saw that. I guess they will join the trend for the Pentecost...I leave it to Latin fencers to figure out how senio/senionis might be adapted for six-day prayer...Thanked by 1CHGiffen
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I would think it would be Easter 7 that would be permanently buried.
Catholics of the sort deprecated by His Holiness don't celebrate 7th Sunday of Easter, so this doesn't apply to them. -
¿¿¿Transferring the Solemnity to the nearest Sunday???I guess they will join the trend for the PentecostThanked by 1Chris Garton-Zavesky -
INcomplete thought: the Pentecost [six-day truncated version of a novena]
Sorry
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