Week 1
Tuesday, September 1st: feria (St. Giles Abbot)
Wednesday, September 2nd: St Stephen, KC
Thursday, September 3rd: Pope St. Pius X, PC
Friday, September 4th: feria (St. Rose of Viterbo, V)
Saturday, September 5th: St. Lawrence Justinian, BC
Week 2
Sunday, September 6th: 14th Sunday after Pentecost (St. Eulogius, B)
Monday, September 7th: St. Cloud,C
Tuesday, September 8th: Nativity of Blessed Virgin Mary, Double (St. Adrian, M)
Wednesday, September 9th: St. Peter Claver, C
Thursday, September 10th: St. Nicholas Tolentino, C
Friday, September 11th: Ss. Protus and Hyacinth, Mm
Saturday, September 12th: Most Holy Name of Mary
Week 3
Sunday, September 13th: 15th Sunday after Pentecost (St. Eulogius, B)
Monday, September 14th: Exaltation of the Holy Cross, Double,
Tuesday, September 15th: Seven Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Wednesday, September 16th: Ember Day -- Sts Cornelius and Cyprian bishops and martyrs, Semidouble,
Thursday, September 17th: Stigmata of St. Francis of Assissi
Friday, September 18th: Ember Day -- St. Joseph of Cupertino, C
Saturday, September 19th: Ember Day -- Sts Januarius and Companions
Week 4
Sunday, September 20th: St Eustace and Companions martyrs.
Monday, September 21st: Matthew Apostle, Double.
Tuesday, September 22nd: S t. Thomas Villanova (Sts Maurice and the Theban Legion Mm)
Wednesday, September 23rd: Linus pope and martyr, Semidouble, (St Thecla virgin and martyr.)
Thursday, September 24th: Our Lady of Ransom
Friday, September 25th: feria (St. Firmin, B)
Saturday, September 26th: St. Isaac Jogues and Companions, Mm (Sts Cyprian and Justina martyrs)
Week 5
Sunday, September 27th: 17th Sunday after Pentecost (Cosmas and Damian martyrs)
Monday, September 28th: St. Wenceslaus, Duke M
Tuesday, September 29th: Dedication of St Michael Archangel, Double.
Wednesday, September 30th: St. Jerome, PrCD
* The Calendar of Pope Pius XII
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In whose honor this blog is dedicated and to whom the author appeals for assistance
The Title of this Blog,
Gaudeamus, meaning Let Us All Rejoice, comes from the first words of the Introit for the Feast of all Saints:
Let us all rejoice in the Lord, celebrating a feast in honor of all the saints, in whose solemnity the angels rejoice and join in praising the Son of God.
Ps. 32,1.
Our Lady, Queen of the Saints
In whose honor this blog is dedicated and to whom the author appeals for assistance
How to Use This Blog
A Month at a Glance calendar for the current month should appear on the opening page of this site, listing the Liturgical Feasts in chronological order. Some of the feast days will be hilighted in yellow; these are the days for which I have been able to provide links. Most links should include a brief life of the saint or feast of the day, or at least a link to a website that provides one. Most days will also have miscellaneous information and activities that can be used to celebrate the life of the saint. Some of the links will direct you to my other blog Are We There Yet? where I've been doing feast day posts for a few years now.
I haven't been able yet to fill out every day of the liturgical year, but it's my hope to accomplish that over time. Also, I have to warn you that it may occasionally happen that the current month is not on the opening page. If this happens, it's likely my real-life-at-home has precluded my time on the computer. I will try to catch up as I'm able. Please be patient!
I hope that this blog helps others to learn as much by the reading as it has taught me in the writing. Thank you and God bless you!
I haven't been able yet to fill out every day of the liturgical year, but it's my hope to accomplish that over time. Also, I have to warn you that it may occasionally happen that the current month is not on the opening page. If this happens, it's likely my real-life-at-home has precluded my time on the computer. I will try to catch up as I'm able. Please be patient!
I hope that this blog helps others to learn as much by the reading as it has taught me in the writing. Thank you and God bless you!
The Necessary Disclaimer
Unfortunately, I cannot endorse all of the content of every website that I link on this blog. In your charity, please understand that I do the best I can to find informative, interesting, and truth-filled links to illustrate and explain the lives of the saints -- but I can't read through everything. I do welcome any politely phrased corrections to any errors I may have made and would be thrilled to receive links or information that will add to the usefulness of this site. You may e-mail me directly at davisfarm11@hotmail with any comments or ideas. Thank-you in advance!
