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After the carolingian reform, under influence of the Roman custom for every weekday in Lent to have its own propers, the older propers were interely replaced with the newer, "Roman" ones.
New Liturgical Movement Nicola De Grandi 2010
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After the carolingian reform, under influence of the Roman custom for every weekday in Lent to have its own propers, the older propers were interely replaced with the newer, "Roman" ones.
New Liturgical Movement Nicola De Grandi 2010
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In all post-carolingian sources, the text of the propers of weekdays Masses during Lent - excluding only the ordo lectionum - are entirely borrowed from the Roman Rite.
New Liturgical Movement Nicola De Grandi 2010
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In all post-carolingian sources, the text of the propers of weekdays Masses during Lent - excluding only the ordo lectionum - are entirely borrowed from the Roman Rite.
New Liturgical Movement Nicola De Grandi 2010
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After the carolingian reform, under influence of the Roman custom for every weekday in Lent to have its own propers, the older propers were interely replaced with the newer, "Roman" ones.
New Liturgical Movement Nicola De Grandi 2010
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In all post-carolingian sources, the text of the propers of weekdays Masses during Lent - excluding only the ordo lectionum - are entirely borrowed from the Roman Rite.
New Liturgical Movement Nicola De Grandi 2010
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