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Septuagesima (/ˌsɛptjuəˈdʒɛsɪmə/) is the
ninth Sunday before Easter, the
third before Ash Wednesday. The term is
sometimes applied to the
seventy days...
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reflections as
would be
profitable and in
keeping with the
themes of
Septuagesima. The name "****agesima" is
derived from the
Latin ****agesimus, meaning...
- festival,
Carnival or Shrovetide. The pre-Lenten
period begins with
Septuagesima,
first do****ented in
Gregory the Great. It
traditionally opens a period...
- pre-1970
forms of the
Roman Rite it is
excluded also in the pre-Lenten
Septuagesima period and in M****es for the Dead. The same word,
which normally follows...
- readings. The
season begins on
January 14 and ends on the Sa****ay
before Septuagesima Sunday.
Omitted Sundays after Epiphany are
transferred to Time after...
- the
Gloria is said at M****;
those days are all
Sundays outside Advent,
Septuagesima, Lent, and P****iontide; on all
feasts (except the Triduum) and on all...
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Thanksgiving Day.
Green from and with
Vespers of the Sa****ay
before Septuagesima to
Vespers of the day
before Ash Wednesday,
beginning with the second...
- P****iontide") Palm
Sunday is the
Sunday before Easter.
Selection Sunday Septuagesima, ****agesima and
Quinquagesima Sunday are the last
three Sundays before...
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variable number (up to six) of
Sundays occurred between Epiphany and
Septuagesima, the
third Sunday before Ash Wednesday. 1 –
First cycle, 9
January 1724:...
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terms for this
Sunday and the two
immediately before it (****agesima and
Septuagesima Sundays) were
eliminated in the
reforms following the
Second Vatican...
