Another 1962 Roman Missal question

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I have the Baronius Press 1962 missal and I am confused about finding today’s Propers. My understanding is that today is the 24th Sunday after Pentecost, so I turned to pg. 865. Instead of the Introit being there, there’s a statement saying "As on the 23rd Sunday after pentecost, p. 862, except: (Collect, Epistle, Gospel etc).

The problem is, I found a page that has the list of Propers for 2009, and it’s completely different than what’s in my missal. That page is:

angelqueen.org/missal/63a_pentecost_sun_24_if_25.shtml

I guess I have to figure out how to determine which Propers to use when there are more or less than 24 Sundays after Pentecost.

Thanks in advance.
 
Looking forward to seeing the answer to this as well. I get very confused as to where we are. I live in Germany so the bulletins are in German. Maybe I’m just being dense on this, but looking forward to answers. 😊
 
I use the Angelus missal. This is explained on page 814 of the missal.

This year there are 25 Sundays after Pentecost. The last Sunday always stays the Last Sunday. This Sunday, the 24th Sunday, the mass reading is that of the 6th after Epiphany.

I Should have added that if there are more than 24 Sundays after Pentecost the Intriot, Gradual and Communion of the 23rd Sunday is repeated on all the remaining Sundays but the Collects, Epistles and Gospel are taken from those omitted after Epiphany.
 
I double checked the readings listings and they are correct on the site.
 
Cider said:
Your parish/chapel bulletin didn’t list what the readings were for this Sunday? It often easiest to use that. I don’t go by websites.
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Unless you’re attending a strictly only EF parish, most parishes list the readings alright but they are generally for the OF Masses if they have them at all and there are no Sundays after Epiphany or Sundays after Pentecost in the OF. You usually have to depend on the guides from your handmissal unfortunately.
 
You can actually work backwards on the Last Sunday of Pentecost if you remember that the First Sunday of Advent is the Sunday closest to the Feast of St Andrew, which is Nov. 30th.
 
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