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St. Theresa of the Infant Jesus

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6 of 8 parts, 73 systems

St. Theresa of the Infant Jesus

S. Theresiæ a Jesu Infante Virginis

III class · White · next on Tuesday, 3 October 2028

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S. Theresiæ a Jesu Infante Virginispp. 364–374

Introit: the music, typeset — S. Theresiæ a Jesu Infante Virginis, mode not recorded, organ accompaniment from Nova Organi Harmonia, part III, pp. 364–374, shown as 61 scanned music systems. These are images of a 1942 printed score and cannot be read by a screen reader.

S. Theresiæ a Jesu Infante Virginis, mode not recorded, organ accompaniment from Nova Organi Harmonia, part III, pp. 364–374, shown as 61 scanned music systems. These are images of a 1942 printed score and cannot be read by a screen reader.

Ordinary

Missa XII — Pater cuncta

Kyriale heading: “In Festis Semiduplicibus” (for Tuesday, 3 October 2028). NOH (1942) ranks feasts as doubles and semidoubles; the 1962 calendar uses classes. The correspondence used here is approximate.

Kyrie: the music, typeset — In Festis Semiduplicibus 1, mode not recorded, organ accompaniment from Nova Organi Harmonia, part V, pp. 68–72, shown as 29 scanned music systems. These are images of a 1942 printed score and cannot be read by a screen reader.

In Festis Semiduplicibus 1, mode not recorded, organ accompaniment from Nova Organi Harmonia, part V, pp. 68–72, shown as 29 scanned music systems. These are images of a 1942 printed score and cannot be read by a screen reader.

Source

Collection: Nova Organi Harmonia ad Graduale Romanum
Book: Book III
Edition: Lemmens Institute, Mechelen: H. Dessain, 1942.
Bound scan includes the regina and pius-x addenda (1954), each labelled Addenda ad Partem III.
Citation: pp. 364–374
Rights: The page images and everything cut from them are in the public domain.

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Source

Collection: Nova Organi Harmonia ad Graduale Romanum
Book: Book V
Edition: Lemmens Institute, Mechelen: H. Dessain, 1942.
Citation: pp. 68–72
Rights: The page images and everything cut from them are in the public domain.

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