# Read from the reference engine: web/www/horas/Latin/Tempora/Quad5-1.txt
# ([Officium]/[Rank] header: "Feria Secunda infra Hebdomadam Passionis" /
# "Feria major" -- not a FeastClass-shaped rank at all, just a plain
# privileged feria, so `rank` is deliberately omitted below, same
# reasoning as every other day in this six-file batch). Previously not
# modeled as its own record: `resolveTemporalId` already carves out
# Passiontide as its own season, but every feria from Monday through
# Saturday of Passion week fell back to reusing `passion-sunday`'s own
# collect/antiphons wholesale (see `resolve-common.ts`'s
# `ALWAYS_OVERRIDE_TEMPORAL_IDS` and ``getTemporalProperWithFallback`` for
# the mechanism this record now plugs into) -- this file (and its five
# siblings) gives the day a real identity of its own instead.
#
# `rank` omitted on purpose (see calendar/types.ts's `FeastClass` --
# "Feria major" has no equivalent tier): `calendar/movable-feasts.ts`'s
# `applyMovableFeasts` defaults an anchor record with no `rank` to
# `simplex`, which is exactly the right behavior here -- on the ordinary
# case (no real sanctoral winner yet, i.e. `resolvedWinner.kind ===
# 'temporal'`), this record unconditionally takes over as the day's
# identity; on the rare case a real Duplex+ saint already outranks a
# privileged Lenten feria (the separate, pre-existing threshold in
# `calendar/commemorations.ts`), that saint still wins the rank contest
# here too and this record is demoted to a mere commemoration, leaving
# existing precedence behavior for Passion week completely unchanged.
id: monday-passion-week
name: "Monday of Passion Week"
# Nominative form of the reference engine's own title, matching this
# app's naming convention (see ascension.yml's own note on this).
nameLa: "Feria Secunda infra Hebdomadam Passionis"
anchor:
  kind: easter
  offset: -13