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7 saints for March, all winning outright on a clean per-annum date. Notably St. Benedict himself (Mar 21, Duplex I. classis, the founder — "S. P. N." in the source) turns out to have no unique Oratio/Antiphon at all in this date's source file, only Common-of-an-Abbot cross-references — flagged in his own file to check his second (July) feast when that month comes up. Two Benedictine-oblate saints (Frances of Rome, Gregory the Great) are marked "O. N." (Ordinis Nostri) in the source — real significance for a monastic calendar. St. Frances also needed a new common category, common-of-a-widow (she's neither virgin nor martyr). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Verified against Divinum Officium (Monastic Tridentinum 1617), live kalendar
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# check (2038-03-04, a year Ash Wednesday falls after this date, and not a
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# Sunday) -- winner outright, Simplex. In most years he's instead
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# overshadowed by the movable Lenten calendar (any Lenten feria, not just
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# post-Ash-Wednesday specifically, seems to outrank him in this app's
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# engine -- same kind of privileged-feria precedence gap already flagged
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# for St. Matthias, not re-litigated here). Own proper collect, no unique
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# antiphon of his own.
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id: st-lucius-i
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name: "St. Lucius I, Pope and Martyr"
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rank: simplex
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common: common-of-a-martyr-bishop
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propers: "st-lucius-i"
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