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Feast of the Chair of the Apostle, St Peter at Rome, Notre-Dame de Dijon / Our Lady of Dijon (1513) and Memorials of the Saints - 18 January

Feast of the Chair of the Apostle, St Peter at Rome:This Feast was instituted to commemorate the establishment of the Holy See at Rome.In 1960, Pope John XXIII removed from the General Roman Calendar, the 18 January Feast of the Chair of Peter at Rome.Two Liturgical Feasts were celebrated in Rome, in Honour of Chairs of Saint Peter, one of which was kept in the Baptismal Chapel of St Peter’s…

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Feast of the Chair of the Apostle, St Peter at Rome, Notre-Dame de Dijon / Our Lady of Dijon (1513) and Memorials of the Saints - 18 January

Feast of the Chair of the Apostle, St Peter at Rome:This Feast was instituted to commemorate the establishment of the Holy See at Rome.In 1960, Pope John XXIII removed from the General Roman Calendar, the 18 January Feast of the Chair of Peter at Rome.Two Liturgical Feasts were celebrated in Rome, in Honour of Chairs of Saint Peter, one of which was kept in the Baptismal Chapel of St Peter’s…

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Feast of the Chair of St Peter, Notre-Dame de Dijon / Our Lady of Dijon (1513) and Memorials of the Saints - 18 January

Feast of the Chair of St Peter, Notre-Dame de Dijon / Our Lady of Dijon (1513) and Memorials of the Saints – 18 January

Feast of the Chair of St Peter:In 1960, Pope John XXIII removed from the General Roman Calendar, the 18 January Feast of the Chair of Peter,Two Liturgical Feasts were celebrated in Rome, in Honour of Chairs of Saint Peter, one of which was kept in the Baptismal Chapel of St Peter’s Basilica, the other at the Catacomb of Priscilla. The dates of these celebrations are 18 January and 22 February.The…

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Our Lady of Dijon and Memorials of the Saints - 18 January

Our Lady of Dijon and Memorials of the Saints – 18 January

Our Lady of Dijon – 18 January:In the fifth century, the Abbey of St Etienne of Dijon had a regular chapter which observed the Rule of St Augustine; it was given over to the secular canons and later, Pope Clement XI made the Church the cathedral of Dijon.The image of Our Lady of Dijon in Burgundy was formerly named the “Black Virgin” and “Our Lady of Good Hope.” In the year 1513, Mary…

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