List of genres

<p>Saturday in the 17th week after Pentecost</p>

<p>Memorial chants for Adalbert</p>

<p>Memorial chants for George</p>

<p>Memorial chants for Mary Magdalene</p>

Memorial Chants for Perpetua and Felicity

<p>Memorial chants for Wenceslas</p>

<p>Moving of Candidus&#39;s relics (Martyr, at Innichen)</p>

<p>Moving of Ludmila&#39;s relics</p>

Moving of Thomas the Apostle's relics

<p>Translation of Valentinus&#39;s relics</p>

<p>Eve of James the Greater, Apostle</p>

<p>Eve of Philip and James</p>

Vitus, Modestus and Crescentia, Martyrs

Wunnibald, Abbot; Brother of Willibald and Walburga

Votive Mass/Office for the Holy Cross

<p>Agnes of Assisi, younger sister to Clare</p>

Litany

Our Lady of Mount Carmel

Catharine of Bologna, Poor Clare and mystical writer (canonized 1712)

Eve of Apostles

Eve of one Martyr

For the consecration of cemeteries

For one dead person

In week after Dominic

In week after Edith

Fortunata (Virgin Martyr), and her brothers Carponius, Evaristus, and Priscianus

Francis (Ascanio) Carracciolo, confessor (canonized in 1807)

Francis de Sales, Confessor, Bishop of Geneva and Doctor of the Church (canonized 1665)

Ildephonsus, Archbishop of Toledo

Finding of Catharine of Alexandria&#39;s relics on Mount Sinai (as venerated by the Parisian Confraternity of the Doublet Makers)

The finding of Francis&#39;s relics

Jean-François Régis (also "John Francis Regis" and "St Regis"), priest of the Society of Jesus, canonized in 1737

The young body of Clare of Assisi

Malachy, Bishop at Armagh, Ireland

Thanksgiving mass for the grace of the expelling of distress or disease and the recovering of prosperity and health

Mass which the priest must say for himself

Mass which the priest in distress must say for himself

Votive Mass

Votive Mass said by the Bishop when a presbyter is ordained

Chants for many in tribulation

Rite for the consecration of a new sepulchre

Rite for reconciling with the penitents

Rite for someone possessed by an evil spirit

Rite for a dead child

Rite for the commendation of a presbyter

Rite when the king goes out to battle with his army

Rite for him who desires to anoint his beard

Votive ordo for a possessed person who is sustained by a demon

Chants for the friend

Chants for baptism

Chants for the converted men and women

For the death of priests

Chants for many who are sick

Chants for the ordination of a cleric

Rite for repenting (not specifically for one or several penitents)

Chants for the restoration of churches and sacred places

Chants for the Priest

Chants for serenity

Chants for one who is sick

Ember Days, Lent

Sophia, widow

The moving of Clare&#39;s relics

Moving of relics of Edith of Wilton

Moving of Wigbert&#39;s relics

Vigilius, Martyr, Bishop of Trent

Sunday after Annunciation of Mary

Claudius, his sons Felicissimus and Symphorianus, his brother Victorinus, and Castor the brother of the jailer Nicostratus, Roman Martyrs

Eve of several Martyrs

Common of one Martyr (not Pope), Eastertide

Desiderius (Didier), Martyr, Bishop of Langres

Edmund of Abingdon (Edmund Rich), Archbishop of Canterbury

Commemoration of the date when Boniface IV dedicated the Pantheon in Rome to the service of God in the name of &quot;S. Mariae semper Virginis et omnium Martyrum&quot;

John of Capistrano, Confessor, Missionary

In week after Mark, Evangelist

The miracle of the Holy Cross (celebrated at Wilton Abbey)

Piatus of Tournai (Piat de Seclin, Piaton, Platon, Piato), Martyr

Chants for the ordination of several bishops

For stability of place

Regulus of Senlis (Rieule), Confessor, Bishop of Senlis

Salvius, Bishop of Albi

Eve of Martin, Bishop of Tours