SEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME (BREVIARY MONDAY 8TH TO SATURDAY 14TH JUNE 2025)

YEAR:- C 

PSALMODY: Week 4

COLOUR OF VESTMENT:- GREEN 




MONDAY 20TH MAY 2024:

ORDINARY WEEKDAY/MEMORIAL OF BLESSED IWENE TANSI (OPTIONAL MEMORIAL. USUALLY CELEBRATED WITHIN NIGERIA)

Colour of Vestment: White.

Invitatory Antiphon/Hymn: From Common of Pastors

Psalmody: Monday week 3

Scripture Reading/Short responsory:- Common of Pastors.

Intercession and Benedictus:- Common of Pastors Pg 1041.




TUESDAY 21ST MAY 2024.

ORDINARY WEEKDAY.

Colour of Vestment: Green.

Invitatory Antiphon, Hymn, Psalmody, scripture Reading, short responsory, Intercession and Benedictus all from Tuesday week 3.




WEDNESDAY 22ND MAY 2024:

ORDINARY WEEKDAY.

Colour of Vestment: Green.

Invitatory Antiphon, Hymn, Psalmody, scripture Reading, short responsory, Intercession and Benedictus all from Wednesday week 3.




THURSDAY 23RD MAY 2024:

ORDINARY WEEKDAY.

Colour of Vestment: Green.

Invitatory Antiphon, Hymn, Psalmody, scripture Reading, short responsory, Intercession and Benedictus all from Thursday week 3.


FRIDAY 24TH MAY 2024.

ORDINARY WEEKDAY.

Colour of Vestment: Green.

Invitatory Antiphon, Hymn, Psalmody, scripture Reading, short responsory, Intercession and Benedictus all from Friday week 3




SATURDAY 25TH MAY 2024.

MEMORIAL B.V.M on Saturday

Colour of Vestment: White

Hymn: From the common of BVM.

Invitatory Antiphon: Pg 996

Psalmody: Saturday week 3

Scripture Reading: Pg 997
Short responsory: Pg 998

Benedictus Antiphon and Intercession Pg 998




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