That is not licit. The Sunday readings and propers take precedence over a Saturday celebration’s.
Yeah I was actually just thinking about this. I mis-understood. But some feast days that occur during the week are sometimes allowed to be moved to be celebrated on Sunday correct? Our archdiocese has done this before
Yes, such as Ascension of the Lord.
If *the requirement to participate in the Mass on the Feast of the Assumption … is abrogated *what do you mean by asking if attending a Mass will count for … the feast? *Count *in what sense?
If the requirement is abrogated, then there is no obligation. Your phrase “abrogated to Sunday” indicates to me that you are conflating two things: the abrogation of something (which is removing it) and the transfer of a feast day to some other day. The Assumption has not been transferred to Sunday. Parishes will be celebrating the 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time (in the Ordinary Form of the Roman Rite).
No. It won’t be a vigil, it is simply a Sunday Mass on Saturday evening. But you always and everywhere fulfill your obligation for a solemnity (that includes Sundays) when you attend Mass anytime on that day or the evening (vespere) before.