Do pay attention, dear. He's speaking of the unreformed calendar.
Canadash,
Here's what I've got:
Introit: Hi sunt qui venerunt de tribulatione magna Gradual: Anima nostra sicut passer erepta est Alleluia: Sicut abundant passiones Christi in nobis Offertory: Tamquam aurum in fornace Communion: Magnificabitur Christus in corpore meo
In Canada, unlike the rest of the world, this feast falls on Sept. 26, in the reformed calendar as well as the EF calendar.
The propers, according to p. 617 of the Graduale Romanum, are:
IN - Clamaverunt iusti (p, 450) GR - Anima nostra sicut passer (p. 453) AL - Confitemini... et invocate (p. 340) OF - Laetamini in Domino (p. 458) CO - Iustorum animae (p. 470)
By the way, if by chance you are interested in doing Vespers for this feast, here is a booklet that I made up last year (Gregorian chant with facing English translations):
Yes! In Canada it is the feast of the (!) Canadian Martyrs. Our calendars vary slightly here and there. We also have very few holy days of obligation compared to America and many other countries. Thanksgiving is different too! Thanks for your help. I was hoping for English, but I'll figure something out. If I sing the Latin, my priest will be very impressed.
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