Traditional Breviary Commeration

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I was able to get my hand on an original latin-english breviary from the 60s. For tomorrow the 24th it is the feast of St. Gabriel and all it says is commemorate at lauds only and gives and antiphon. When do i say this antiphon? Im assuming at the first psalm but im not positive!

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During lent you say the entire office of the day. Then after the collect you say the antiphon and I believe, the collect of the saint.
 
I’m very interested in this topic. Can some one provide more information or a link.

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I’m very interested in this topic. Can some one provide more information or a link.

Thanks!!!
To commemorate a saint according to the trad rubrics (or to commemorate a feria, or whatever):
  1. Find out which commemorations to make. This will be found in an ordo (FSSP published one, so does LMS, and so do the SSPX). To use the original example, in Lent the Feria will be said (takes precedence) over the feast of St. Gabriel, but St. Gabriel is comemmorated (at Lauds only in this case).
  2. After the collect is over and you say the “Per Dominum nostrum…” then you add first the antiphon, second the verse and response, and then third the collect.
It would look like this:

Orémus Say the collect as usual.
Fiat Domine quaesumus, per gratiam tuam fructuosus nostrae devotionis affectus: quia tunc nobis proderunt suscepta ieiunia, si tuae sint placita pietati.
Per Dóminum

Then add the antiphon from the commemorated feast.
Gábriel Angelus * descéndit ad Zacharíam, et ait illi: Uxor tua páriet tibi fílium, et vocábis nomen eius Ioánnem, et multi in nativitáte eius gaudébunt: ipse enim præíbit ante fáciem Dómini paráre vias eius.

Then the verse and response.
V. Stetit Angelus iuxta aram templi
R. Habens thuribulum aureum in manu sua

*And then the collect of the commemoration. *Orémus.
Deus, qui inter ceteros Angelos, ad annuntiandum Incarnationis tuae mysterium, Gabrielem Archangelum elegisti: concede propitius; ut qui festum eius celebramus in terris, ipsius patrocinium sentiamus in caelis:
Qui vivis…
 
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