Wednesday Mass Edition - St. Stephen of Hungary, King & Confessor - S. Stephani Hungariæ Regis Confessoris - Missa 'Os Iusti' - September 2nd, 2026
† St. Stephen of Hungary, King & Confessor, S. Stephani Hungariæ Regis Confessoris, Missa 'Os Iusti' - September 2nd, 2026 - Propers
† Traditional Latin Mass Calendar With Hyperlinks - August 31st, 2026 to September 6th, 2026 - Propers for the Week | Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost
- LITURGICAL
- FishEaters >> Feast of King St. Stephen of Hungary
- Sermonry >> Saint Stephen, King of Hungary
- Extraordinary Form >> 09/02 St. Stephen, King, Confessor
- The +Ecu-Men+ >> September 2 – St Stephen King of Hungary
- Per Ipsum (TLM Gospel of the Day) >> September 2 - St Stephen King of Hungary, confessor
- Lives of the Saints >> September 2 – Saint Stephen, King of Hungary (977-1038)
- CatholicSaints.Info >> Saints of the Day: 2 September
- Boston Catholic Journal, Roman Martyrology (1959) >> September 2nd
- BLOGS, PODCASTS, NEWS, OPINION AND COMMENTARY
- AdVaticanum (Thomas Edwards) >> Justice Department finds FBI improperly investigated traditional Catholics
- Aleteia (Kathleen N. Hattrup) >> Meditate today with Leo on the gift of life
- American Thinker (Joseph Ford Cotto) >> Trump’s Economic D-Day Puts America First, Crushes Iranian Jihadists
- AnaStpaul.com >> Our Morning Offering – 1 September – What Can I Say? By St Anselm
- A Priest Life (Fr. Kevin Cusick) >> Traditional Latin Mass is “Unstoppable”
- A Priest Life (Fr. Kevin Cusick) >> St Therese: 129 years ago
- Ascension Presents >> Before You Make a Deal With God…
- Catholic Answers Magazine (Shameless Popery) >> Historical Proof Relics Are Anti-Pagan (and very Christian)
- Catholic Exchange (Al Smith) >> Learning to Become: Fulton Sheen and the Beatitudes
- Catholic Exchange (Fr. Nnamdi Moneme, OMV) >> Intercessory Prayer—Powerful and Challenging
- Catholic Insight (John Paul Meenan) >> The Legendary Hermit, Saints Giles, or Egidio
- Catholic Stand (Dennis Dillon) >> Grief and the Journey into God
- Catholic World Report - Dispatch (Matthew J. Ramage, Ph.D.) >> Putting Down Roots: Care for Creation Begins Close to Home
- Charlotte was Both (Amy Welborn) >> September: Our Lady of Sorrows
- ChurchPOP (The Editors) >> Mother Teresa Gave Princess Diana a Rosary—And She Was Reportedly Buried With It
- Crisis Magazine (Fr. Armand de Malleray, FSSP) >> When Tradition Inspires Fiction
- Crisis Magazine (Auguste Meyrat) >> The Fall of Phoebe Gates and the Irresistible Fantasy of the Feminist Icon
- Fr. Z's Blog (Fr. John Zuhlsdorf) >> ASK FATHER: My territorial parish is awful. I’ve tried. But I have my family to think of. Should I say or should I go?
- Fr. Z's Substack >> A post revisited: Latin is necessary.
- Gatestone Institute - Articles (Lawrence Kadish) >> The Chinese Dragon Lurks Beneath the Pacific - China's Atomic-Powered Submarines, With Nuclear-Tipped Missiles, Can Reach US Cities, Pacific Rim
- iCatholic Radio (Fr. Robert McTeigue, S.J.) >> Culture of Lies—Catholic Edition?
- InfoVaticana >> Buddhist mantras from the pulpit of a Catholic church in Italy during a funeral
- IN LUMINE FIDEI (Rita Bogna) >> 2 SEPTEMBER – SAINT STEPHEN OF HUNGARY (King and Confessor)
- InPrincipio Podcast >> St. Giles (September 1) — From Dom Guéranger’s Liturgical Year
- Meeting Christ in the Liturgy (Fr. Kevin Cusick) >> S. Ægidii Abbatis ~ Simplex
- New Liturgical Movement (David Clayton) >> On Sacred Art, part 2: What Governs the Style of the Traditions
- Pints With Aquinas (Matt Fradd) >> Why I Had to Become Catholic (Georgia Howe) | Ep. 594
- Raymond Arroyo (The Prayerful Posse) >> Traditional Nuns SHUT DOWN After 24 Years — What Happened? | Prayerful Posse Clips
- Rise Right (Sarah Cain; Video) >> Rise Right | Archbishop Adresses A.I. | St. Giles
- The American Catholic (Donald R. McClarey) >> LeoWatch: Neither Pastoral Nor Christian
- The Catholic Thing (Randall Smith) >> The Church in Dialogue: What Approach? And With Whom?
- The Pillar (Ed Condon and JD Flynn) >> What to make of Pope Leo’s Eastern canonical reform
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