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Rogation Day

May 15, 2012 by Lena {JOYfilledfamily} Filed Under: 05 May, Rogation Day

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Commemoration of the MASS OF ROGATION 

The death and resurrection of Jesus have opened heaven and won the grace to avoid sin and to gain eternal happiness. But many of the consequences of sin still remain; and every person has his guilt to confess and atone for. Besides, there are the countless needs of soul and body that put all men on their knees before God. Earthquakes and other calamities afflicted Europe in the fifth century and St. Mamertus, instituted a penitential procession with public supplications in his Diocese. Hence, the special days of petition, called Rogation Days, marked by a special Mass, the Litany of the Saints, and, where possible, a procession during which the Litany is sung. It is well to join penance and fasting to all prayer. In 816 A.D., Pope Leo III introduced this Mass in Rome, and soon after it became a general observance throughout the Church.

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Grant, we beseech Thee, O almighty God, that we, who in our affliction put our trust in Thy mercy, may ever be defended by the protection against all adversity. Through our Lord . . .

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May these oblations, O Lord, we beseech Thee, loosen the bonds of our wickedness, and obtain for us the gifts of Thy mercy. Through our Lord . . .

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Favorably receive our prayers, O Lord, we beseech Thee; may we in our distress be consoled by Thy gifts and grow in love accordingly. Through our Lord . . . 

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We beg Thee, God to bless the fields with Thy fatherly hand, to give and preserve the fruits of the earth, and as Thou fill the animals with blessings, and give them food at the proper time, so may Thee give to us also our necessary food.

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Resources:

  • Litany of Saints Download ~ Sanctus Simplicitus
  • Instruction Concerning the Procession of Rogation Days ~ Rev. Fr. Leonard Goffine’s The Church’s Year
  • Rogation Days – Extraordinary Form (Tridentine) ~ St. John Cantius Parish
  • The Greater and Lesser Rogation Days ~ St. John Cantius Parish
  • The Liturgical Year – Paschal Time Vol. III ~ By: Dom Gueranger Imprimatur 1927 via Sanctus Simplicitus
  • Rogation Day – 2011 ~ JOYfilledfamily
  • Rogation Day – 2010 ~ JOYfilledfamily

Comments

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    Gardenia says

    May 16, 2012 at 2:38 am

    this is a beautiful commemoration, Lena. thanks for sharing. We son’t celebrate rogation days, and it is so inspiring to read about how your family celebrates it.

Hi! I'm Lena, mama of JOYfilledfamily.
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