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The ultimate edition , 4th ed. Thursday, january 2 the ninth day of christmas; Revised common lectionary , copyright ©. The ultimate edition, 4th ed.

Some Functionality Adapted From Calendrical Calculations:

“ember days” at an episcopal dictionary of the church some functionality adapted from calendrical calculations: