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Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2011 1:07 am Post subject: Rule-November 29/Martyrology-November 30 |
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The reading appointed from the Rule of St. Benedict for this day:
CHAPTER XLVIII
Of the Daily Work (cont.)
On Sunday also let all devote themselves to reading, except those who are appointed to the various functions. But if anyone should be so careless and slothful that he will not or cannot meditate or read, let some work be given him to do, that he may not be idle.
Let such work or charge be given to the weak and the sickly brethren, that they are neither idle, nor so wearied with the strain of work that they are driven away. Their weakness must be taken into account by the Abbot.
Martyrology-November 30th
Roman Martyrology-November 30th-on this date in various years-
At Patras in Achaia, the birthday of the apostle St. Andrew, who preached
the gospel of Christ in Thrace and Sythia. He was apprehended by the
proconsul Aegeas, imprisoned, and severely scourged, and finally, being hung
on a cross, he lived two days on it, teaching the people. Having besought
our Lord not to permit him to be taken down from the cross, he was
surrounded with a great brightness from heaven, and when the light
disappeared he breathed his last.
At Rome, the martyrdom of the Saints Castulus and Euprepis.
At Constantinople, St. Maura, virgin and martyr.
Also, St. Justina, virgin and martyr.
At Rome, St. Constantius, confessor, who bravely opposed the Pelagians, and by enduring many injuries from them, gained a place among the holy
confessors.
At Saintes in France, St. Trojan, bishop and confessor, a man of great
sanctity, who shews by many miracles that he lives in heaven, though his
body is buried on earth.
In Palestine, blessed Zosimus, confessor, who was distinguished for his
sanctity and miracles in the time of Emperor Justin.
And elsewhere in divers places, many other holy martyrs, confessors, and holy virgins.
R. Thanks be to God. |
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