Hymns-Come, Holy Ghost, Creator, come, 235.
Come, Holy Ghost, send down those beams,
236.

Faith of our Fathers, 356.

Hail, Queen of Heaven, 449.

Hail, Holy Joseph, 436.

I rise from dreams of time, 450.

Jesus, the only thought of Thee, 354.

Jesus, my God, 266.

Jesus, my Lord, my God, 179.
Immaculate, Immaculate, 424.
Look down, O Mother Mary, 423.
Litany of the Passion, 447.

O come and mourn with me, 392.
O turn to Jesus, Mother, turn, 204.
Sweet Saviour, bless us ere we go, 228.
To Jesu's Heart all burning, 402.

Latin Hymns-

Alma Redemptoris, 167.

Ave Regina, 169.

Dies iræ, 343.

Lucis Creator, 152.

O Salutaris, 174.

Tantum ergo, 175.

Regina Coeli, 170.

Salve Regina, 171.

Stabat Mater, 374.

Te Lucis, 152.

Veni Creator, 238.

Veni Sancte Spiritus, 239.

Feasts and Fasts-

Table of Moveable Feasts, 7.

Days of Obligation and Devotion, 8

Fasting Days, 9.

Abstinence Days, 10.

NOTE.-The years marked thus * are leap years.

OBSERVED BY THE CATHOLICS OF ENGLAND.

The Days of Obligation are in Small Capitals.
The Days of Devotion are in Italics.

ALL THE SUNDAYS IN THE YEAR.

EASTER SUNDAY, Monday, and Tuesday. ASCENSION DAY, or the Thursday forty days after Easter.

WHITSUNDAY, Monday, and Tuesday. CORPUS CHRISTI, being the first Thursday after Trinity Sunday.

FASTING DAYS:

The forty days in Lent.

The Ember Days, at the four seasons, being the Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday of the first week in Lent, of Whitsun Week, of the third week in September, and of the third week in Advent.

The Vigils or Eves of Whitsunday, of Saints Peter and Paul, of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin, of All Saints, and of Christmas Day. All Wednesdays and Fridays in Advent.

N.B. When any fasting-day. falls upon a Sunday, it is to be observed on the Saturday before. If the feast fall upon a Monday, that eve is kept upon Saturday.

The Sundays in Lent, unless leave be given to the contrary.

All the Fridays of the Year; but if Christmas Day fall upon Friday, it is not a day of abstinence.

N.B. That the Catholic Church commands all her children upon Sundays and Holidays of Obligation, to be present at the great Eucharistic Sacrifice, which we call the Mass, and to rest from servile work on those days, and to keep them holy.

2ndly, She commands them to abstain from flesh on all days of fasting and abstinence; and on fasting days to eat but one meal.

3rdly, She commands them to confess their sins to their pastors at least once a-year.

4thly, She commands them to receive the Blessed Sacrament at least once a-year, and that at Easter, viz., between Palm Sunday and Low Sunday.

The fourth Council of Lateran, Can. 21, ordains,"That every one of the faithful of both sexes, after they come to the years of discretion, shall, in private, faithfully confess all their sins, at least once a-year, to their pastor; and take care to fulfil to the best of their power, the penance enjoined them: receiving reverently, at least at Easter, the Sacrament of the Eucharist, unless, perhaps by the counsel of their pastor, for some reasonable cause they judge it proper to abstain from it for a time; otherwise let them be excluded out of the Church whilst living, and when they die be deprived of Christian burial,"