# RESOLVED (2026-08): the earlier "flagged" uncertainty below is now
# settled by the reference engine's own era-specific calendar table
# (web/www/Tabulae/Kalendaria/1570.txt, unchanged by M1617.txt's own
# diffs) — Sep 29 genuinely is St. Michael's day under Monastic 1617
# (rank 3, "In dedicatione S. Michaelis Archangelis"), it just never won
# outright against a stronger day in any of the 6 years spot-checked
# live. Its own source file (Sancti/09-29.txt) is a whole-file
# cross-reference to Sancti/05-08.txt — the Apparition of St. Michael's
# own file — confirmed live: the two saints' collects are word-for-word
# identical. `propers` points at Apparition's own id directly rather than
# duplicating the content, matching that cross-reference exactly.
#
# Prior comment, kept for the record: a live kalendar query against
# "Monastic Tridentinum 1617" showed nothing at all on Sep 29 across 6
# different years, and Sancti/09-29.txt's own [Rank] block has no
# untagged/default entry for Sep 29 specifically — only rubric-tagged
# alternates. That's just this feast's real rank (3, fairly low) losing
# every tested year, not an absence from the calendar.
id: st-michael
name: "St. Michael the Archangel"
rank: duplex-1-classis
common: common-of-an-angel
propers: "apparition-of-st-michael"
# P/T/S/N: unlike getDayCollect/getBenedictusAntiphon, resolveMinorHourAntiphon
# doesn't follow `propers` -- it keys off the day's own winner id
# (getMinorHourOverrideId), which for this feast is "st-michael" itself,
# not "apparition-of-st-michael". Since the two are word-for-word
# identical (see above) and Apparition's own P/T/S/N is already fully
# authored, reuse it directly the same way Finding of St. Stephen reuses
# St. Stephen Protomartyr's (see TODO.md's "minor hour content gaps"
# section) -- found by a final calendar-wide sweep, 2026-08.
minorHoursCommon: apparition-of-st-michael