Tag Archives: XV Sunday after Pentecost

Daily Offering: September 11, 2026 | The Remedy of Eternal Salvation

A plain wooden counter with a tray of folded paper sachets, a jug and two glasses set out in flat morning light, medicine put ready for whoever comes, which is the shape of the remedy of eternal salvation

Opening Address Welcome to Bloom’s Daily Offering for Friday, September 11, 2026. Today is the Feria VI after the fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost, fourth class, and the vestments are green. Ss. Protus and Hyacinth, Martyrs, are commemorated after the Collect, and their own Secret asks God for the remedy of eternal salvation. That is the […]

Daily Offering: September 9, 2026 | Gladden Us by His Intercession

An open upright piano and a cleared floor in a bright empty village hall with the chairs pushed back to the walls, a room set up for a gladness somebody else arranged, which is what it means to ask that he gladden us by his intercession

Opening Address Welcome to Bloom’s Daily Offering for Wednesday, September 9, 2026. Today is the Feria IV after the fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost, fourth class, and the vestments are green. St. Gorgonius, Martyr, is commemorated after the Collect, and his own Collect asks that he gladden us by his intercession. That is the phrase we […]

Daily Offering: September 7, 2026 | Thy Abiding Mercy

A stone trough brimming beside a farm track in mid-morning light with a thin unbroken thread of water running into it, an image of thy abiding mercy, which is full because it was never turned off

Opening Address Welcome to Bloom’s Daily Offering for Monday, September 7, 2026. Today is the Feria II after the fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost, fourth class, and the vestments are green again. There is no feast, no commemoration and nothing displaced, and every text appointed for today is the text we prayed yesterday. The one prayer […]

Sunday Mass: September 6, 2026 | The Household of the Faith

A town gateway standing wide open onto a road running out into open country in afternoon light, the gate swung back against the wall, an image of the household of the faith with nothing shut in it

Opening Address Welcome to Bloom’s Sunday Mass for the fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost. Today’s Epistle ends on five words that have been used as a wall for nineteen centuries, and the whole morning turns on reading them in the order Paul wrote them: the household of the faith. This is offered in the Independent Catholic […]