calendar: pull April's sanctoral calendar (pre-1955 pull, 4/12)
12 saints for April (11 real + St. Catherine of Siena as a stub), all winning outright on a clean per-annum date. Two real methodological findings this month: - St. Mark (Apr 25, Duplex II. classis) directly confirms the privileged-feria-major behavior from the previous fix: he only ever gets commemorated within the Easter Octave, never wins there. - St. Robert/St. Catherine of Siena (Apr 29) is a genuine, year-stable monastic-calendar reassignment — this app's own base Latin source data files that date's Roman-calendar content under a different saint (Peter Martyr) entirely, which a naive raw-file lookup by MM-DD would have missed; the live per-date query resolved it correctly regardless, and is what these records are actually built from. Worth remembering for future months. New common category: common-of-an-evangelist (St. Mark, an Evangelist but not an Apostle). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"03-12": [st-gregory-the-great]
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"03-19": [st-joseph]
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"03-21": [st-benedict]
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# April — 4/12 of the pre-1955 pull. St. Robert/St. Catherine of Siena
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# (Apr 29) is a genuine monastic-calendar reassignment, not a mistake —
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# see st-robert.yml. St. Francis of Paola's native date (Apr 2) often
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# transfers due to Holy Week; that's the existing transfer machinery,
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# not something recorded specially here.
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"04-02": [st-francis-of-paola]
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"04-11": [st-leo-i]
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"04-14": [ss-tiburtius-valerian-and-maximus]
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"04-17": [st-anicetus]
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"04-22": [ss-soter-and-caius]
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"04-23": [st-george]
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"04-25": [st-mark]
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"04-26": [ss-cletus-and-marcellinus]
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"04-28": [st-vitalis]
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"04-29": [st-robert, st-catherine-of-siena]
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"04-30": [st-peter-martyr]
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"08-09": [vigil-of-st-lawrence]
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"08-10": [st-lawrence]
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"08-15": [assumption]
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