The complete six-sheet source contains the calendar and the rules and tables for feasts, fasts, precedence, and finding Holy Days. These calendar and computation tables are distinct from the superseded original 1928 lesson tables. On a narrow screen, scroll the tables horizontally. Historical year tables are reproduced as source material; consult the Ordo Calendar for current dates.
Calendar and tables · source sheet 1
The Calendar The Calendar
JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE
1 A Circumcision 1 d 1 d 1 g 1 b St. Philip and 1 e
2 b 2 e Purification of 2 e St. James
Virgin Mary 13 2 A 2 c 2 f
3 c 3 f 3 f 23 b 3 d 3 g
4 d 4 g 4 g 4 c 4 e 4 A
5 e 5 A 5 A 10 5 d 5 f 5 b
6 f Epiphany 6 b 6 b 6 e 6 g 6 c
7 g 7 c 7 c 18 7 f 7 A 7 d
8 A 8 d 8 d 7 8 g 8 b 8 e
9 b 9 e 9 e 9 A 9 C 9 f
10 c 10 f 10 f 15 10 b 10 d 10 g
11 d 11 d 11 d 4 11 c 11 e 11 A St. Barnabas
12 e 12 A 12 A 12 d 12 f 12 b
13 f 13 b 13 b 12 13 e 13 g 13 c
14 g 14 c 14 c 1 14 f 14 A 14 d
15 A 15 d 15 d 9 16 A 16 c 16 f
16 b 16 e 16 e 17 17 b 17 d 17 g
17 c 17 f 17 f 6 18 c 18 e 18 A
18 d 18 g 18 g 19 d 19 f 19 b
19 e 19 A 19 A 20 e 20 g 20 c
20 f 20 b 20 b 21 f 21 A 21 d
21 g 21 c 21 c 22 g 22 b 22 e
22 A 22 d 14 22 d 23 A 23 c 23 f
23 b 23 e 3 23 e 24 b 24 d 24 g Nativity of St.
24 c 24 f St. Matthias 24 f John Baptist
25 d Conversion of 25 g 11 25 g Annunciation of 25 c St. Mark 25 e 25 A
St. Paul Virgin Mary 26 d 26 f 26 b
26 e 26 A 26 A 27 e 27 g 27 c
27 f 27 b 19 27 b 28 f 28 A 28 d
28 g 28 c 8 28 c 29 g 29 b 29 e St. Peter
29 A 29 29 d 30 A 30 c 30 f
30 b 16 30 e 31 d
31 C 5 31 fCalendar and tables · source sheet 2
The Calendar The Calendar
JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER
1 g 1 c 1 f 1 d All Saints 1 d 1 f
2 A 2 d 2 g 2 b 2 e 2 g
3 b 3 e 3 A 3 c 3 f 3 A
4 c Independence 4 f 4 b 4 d 4 g 4 b
Day 5 e 5 A 5 c
5 d 5 g 5 c 6 f 6 b 6 d
6 e 6 A Transfiguration 6 d 7 g 7 c 7 e
7 f 7 b 7 e 8 A 8 d 8 f
8 g 8 c 8 f 9 b 9 e 9 g
9 A 9 d 9 g
10 c 10 f 10 A
10 b 10 e 10 A
11 d 11 g 11 b
12 d 12 g 12 c
12 e 12 A 12 c
13 e 13 A 13 d
13 f 13 b 13 d
14 f 14 b 14 e
14 g 14 c 14 e
15 g 15 c 15 f
15 A 15 d 15 f
16 A 16 d 16 g
16 b 16 e 16 g
17 b 17 e 17 A 17 c 17 f 17 A
18 c 18 f 18 b 18 d St. Luke 18 g 18 b
19 d 19 g 19 c 19 e 19 A 19 c
20 e 20 A 20 d 20 f 20 b 20 d
21 f 21 b 21 e St. Matthew 21 g 21 c 21 e St. Thomas
22 g 22 c 22 f 22 A 22 d 22 f
23 A 23 d 23 g 23 b 23 e 23 g
24 b 24 e St. Bartholomew 24 A 24 c 24 f 24 A
25 c St. James 25 f 25 b 25 d 25 g 25 b Christmas Day
26 d 26 g 26 c 26 e 26 A 26 c St. Stephen
27 f 27 b 27 d St. John Evan-
27 e 27 A 27 d
gelist
28 f 28 b 28 e
28 g St. Simon and 28 c 28 e Innocents
29 g 29 c 29 f St. Michael
St. Jude
and all Angels
29 A 29 d 29 f
30 A 30 d 30 g 30 b 30 e St. Andrew 30 g
31 b 31 e 31 c 31 A
In addition to the above, in November, the first Thursday (or, if any
other day be appointed by the Civil Authority, then such day) shall be
observed as a Day of Thanksgiving to Almighty God, for the Fruits of
the Earth, and all other Blessings of his merciful Providence.Calendar and tables · source sheet 3
A TABLE OF FASTS.
Ash W e d nesd ay G ood Frid ay
Tables and Rules for the
OTHER DAYS OF FASTING, ON WHICH THE CHURCH REQUIRES
Movable and Immovable Feasts, SUCH A MEASURE OF ABSTINENCE AS IS MORE ESPECIALLY
SUITED TO EXTRAORDINARY ACTS AND EXERCISES OF DEVOTION.
Together with the Days of Fasting and I. The F orty D ay s of L e nt.
Abstinence, through the Whole Year. II The Em ber D ays at the F our Se asons, be ing the W e d nesd ay, F rid ay. and Saturd ay after the
F irst Sund ay in L e nt, the F e ast of Pe nte cost, Se pte m be r 1 4 , and D e ce m be r 1 3 .
II All the F rid ays in the Y e ar, ex cep t Christm as D ay, and The E piphany , or any F rid ay w hich
m ay inte rv e ne betw e e n these F e asts.
RULES TO KNOW WHEN THE MOVABLE FEASTS
AND HOLY DAYS BEGIN.
ASTER DAY, on which the rest depend, is always the First Sunday after DAYS OF SOLEMN SUPPLICATION.
E the Full Moon, which happens upon or next after the Twenty-first Day The thre e Rogation D ay s, being the M onday . Tue sd ay , and W e d ne sd ay before H oly Thursday , or
the Asce nsion of our Lord .
of March; and if the Full Moon happen upon a Sunday, Easter Day is the
Sunday after.
But NOTE, That the Full Moon, for the purposes of these Rules and TABLES OF PRECEDENCE.
Tables, is the Fourteenth Day of a Lunar Month, reckoned according to an
The Holy Days following have precedence of any other Sunday or Holy Day:
ancient Ecclesiastical computation, and not the real or Astronomical Full
The Sund ay s in A d v e nt A ll the d ay s of H oly W e e k
Moon. Christma s Da y E aste r D a y ; and the se v e n follow ing d ay s
Advent Sunday is alw ay s the ne are st Sunday to the F east of St. And rew , w he the r before or after. The Ep iphany Rogation Sund ay
Septuag esim a Sunday is N ine W eeks be fore Easte r. Se ptuage sim a Sund ay The Asce nsion D ay; and the Sunday
Sexag esim a Sunday is E ight W eeks be fore Easte r. Se x age sim a Sund ay after Asce nsion D ay
Q uinquag esim a Sund ay is Seven W eeks be fore Easte r. Q uinquag e sima Sund ay W hitsund ay ; and the six follow ing d ay s
Q uadrag esim a Sunday is Six W eeks be fore Easte r. Ash W e d nesd ay Trinity Sunday
Rog ation Sunday is F ive W eeks afte r Easte r. The Sunday s in Le nt
Ascension D ay is F orty D ay s afte r Easte r. If any othe r H oly D ay fall on any d ay note d in the prece d ing Table, the obse rvance of such H oly
W hitsund ay is Seven W eeks afte r Easte r. Da y shall be transfe rre d to the first conv e nie nt op e n d ay .
Trinity Sunday is E ight W eeks afte r Easte r.
The following Holy Days have precedence of days not noted in the fore-
going Table:
A TABLE OF FEASTS, St. Step hen, D e acon and M artyr St. John Bap tist
TO BE OBSERVED IN THIS CHURCH THRO UG HO UT THE YEAR. St. John, Apostle and Ev ang e list All F e asts of Apostle s or Ev ang e lists
The H oly Innocents The Transfig uration of Christ
All Sunday s in the Y ear St. Bartholom ew the Apostle
The Circum cision of Christ St. M ichae l and all A ng e ls
The Circum cision of our L ord Jesus C H RIST St. M atthew , Ap ostle and Ev ange list
The Conve rsion of St. P aul All Saints
The Epiphany St. M ichae l and all A ng e ls
The P urification of St. M ary the Virgin
The Conve rsion of St. P aul St. L uke the Ev ange list
T he P urification of the Blessed Virgin St. Simon and St. Jud e , Ap ostle s O n these H oly D ay s the Collect, Epistle , and G ospe l for the F e ast shall be use d ; but on
St. M atthias the Apostle All Saints Sund ay s the Colle ct for the Fe ast shall be follow e d by the C olle ct for the Sund ay .
The Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin St. And rew the Apostle
St. M ark the Evangelist St. Thom as the Apostle
S t. P hilip and St. James . Apostles The Na tivity of our L ord J ESUS C H RIST
The Ascension of our L ord J ESUS C H RIST St. Stephen, Dea con and M arty r A TABLE
St. Barnabas the A postle St. John. Ap ostle and Ev ange list
The N ativity of St. John Baptist The H oly Innocents OF THOSE DAYS OR OCCASIONS FOR WHICH COLLECT, EPISTLE,
S t. P eter the A postle M onday and Tuesd ay in Easte r W e e k AND GOSPEL ARE PROVIDED IN THIS BOOK AND WHICH, NOT
S t. Jam es the A postle M onday and Tuesd ay in W hitsun W e e k
T he T ransfiguration of our Lord J ESUS C H RIST
BEING FIXED DAYS, DO NOT APPEAR IN THE CALENDAR.
The Em be r D ay s A Saint’s D ay The Solem nization of M atri-
The Rogation D ays F e ast of the D e d ication of a m ony
Thanksg iv ing D ay Church The Burial of the D e adCalendar and tables · source sheet 4
Tables for finding Holy Days A TABLE TO FIND EASTER DAY,
FROM THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1786, TO THE YEAR
TO FIND THE DATE OF EASTER DAY. OF OUR LORD 2013, BOTH INCLUSIVE, BEING THE
HE Numbers prefixed to the several Days, in the foregoing Calendar,
Tbetween the twenty-first Day of March and the eighteenth Day of April, G old en
TIME OF TWELVE CYCLES OF THE MOON
Year of Ea ster Year of Ea ster Year of Ea ster
both inclusive, denote the Days upon which those Full Moons do fall, which Num ber our L ord Da y ou r Lord Da y ou r Lord Da y
happen upon or next after the twenty-first Day of March, in those Years of
which they are respectively the Golden Numbers; and the Sunday Letter next 1 1786 April 16 1824* April 18 1862 April 20
following any such Full Moon points out Easter Day for that Year. All which 2 1787 April 8 1825 April 3 1863 April 5
holds until the Year of our Lord 2199 inclusive; after which Year, the places 3 1788* March 23 1826 March 26 1864* March 27
of these Golden Numbers will be to be changed, as is hereafter expressed. 4 1789 April 12 1827 April 15 1865 April 16
To find Easter Day, look in the first column of the Calendar, between the 5 1790 April 4 1828* April 6 1866 April 1
twentieth Day of March and the nineteenth Day of April, for the Golden 6 1791 April 24 1829 April 19 1867 April 21
Number of the Year, against which stands the Day of the Paschal Full Moon. 7 1792* April 8 1830 April 11 1868* April 12
Then look in the third column for the Sunday Letter next after the Day of the 8 1793 March 31 1831 April 3 1869 March 28
Full Moon; and the Day of the Month standing against that Sunday Letter is 9 1794 April 20 1832* April 22 1870 April 17
Easter Day. If the Full Moon happen upon a Sunday, then (according to the 10 1795 April 5 1833 April 7 1871 April 9
first rule) the next Sunday after is Easter Day. 11 1796* March 27 1834 March 30 1872* March 31
To find the Gold en Number, or Prime, add 1 to the Year of our Lord, and 12 1797 April 16 1835 April 19 1873 April 13
then divide by 19; the Remainder, if any, is the Golden Number; but if 13 1798 April 8 1836* April 3 1874 April 5
nothing remain, then 19 is the Golden Number. 14 1799 March 24 1837 March 26 1875 March 28
To find the Dominical or Sunday Letter, and the places of the Golden 15 18oo April 13 1838 April 15 1876* April 16
Numbers in the Calendar, see the General Tables which follow. 16 1801 April 5 1839 March 31 1877 April 1
17 1802 April 18 1840* April 19 1878 April 21
A TABLE TO FIND THE DOMINICAL OR SUNDAY LETTER. 18 1803 April 10 1841 April 11 1879 April 13
19 1804* April 1 1842 March 27 1880* March 28
To find the Dominical or Sunday Letter, according to the Calendar, for any
given Year of our Lord, look for the next preceding Hundredth Year in the
1 1805 April 14 1843 April 16 1881 April 17
lower part of this Table, and for Years in excess of Hundreds of Years.
2 1806 April 6 1844* April 7 1882 April 9
the Remainder of the number of 0* 0 1 2 3 4* 4 5 3 1807 March 29 1845 March 23 1883 March 25
the Year in the upper part; and 6 7 8* 8 9 10 11 4 1808* April 17 1846 April 12 1884* April 13
against the Hundredth Year, 12* 12 13 14 15 16* 16 7 1809 April 2 1847 April 4 1885 April 5
under the Remainder, you have 17 18 19 20 20 21 22
23 24* 24 25 26 27 28* 6 1810 April 22 1848* April 23 1886 April 25
the Sunday Letter.
28 29 30 31 32* 32 33 7 1811 April 14 1849 April 8 1887 April 10
34 35 36* 36 37 38 39 8 1812* March 29 1850 March 31 1888* April 1
NOTE, That in all Bissextile or
40* 40 41 42 43 44* 44 9 1813 April 18 1851 April 20 1889 April 21
Leap-years, the Letter under the
45 46 47 48* 48 49 50 10 1814 April 10 1852* April 11 1890 April 6
number marked with an asterisk 51 52 52 53 54 55 56* 11 1815 March 26 1853 March 27 1891 March 29
is the Sunday Letter for the 56 57 58 59 60* 60 61 12 1816* April 14 1854 April 16 1892* April 17
Months of January and February; 62 63 64* 64 63 66 67 13 1817 April 6 1855 April 8 1893 April 2
and the Letter under the Number 68* 68 69 70 71 72* 72
not so marked is the Sunday 73 74 75 76* 76 77 78 14 1818 March 22 1856* March 23 1894 March 25
79 80* 80 81 82 83 84* 15 1819 April 11 1857 April 12 1895 April 14
Letter for the Remainder of the
84 85 86 87 88* 88 89 16 1820* April 2 1858 April 4 1896* April 5
Year.
90 91 92* 92 93 94 95 17 1821 April 22 1859 April 24 1897 April 18
18 1822 April 7 1860* April 8 1898 April 10
Hundreds of Years.
1600 2000 2400 2800 3200 B A G F E D C B 19 1823 March 30 1861 March 31 1899 April 2
1700 2100 2500 2900 3300 C B A C F E D
1800 2200 2600 3000 3400 E D C B A G F * N OTE, That the Years m arked w ith an asterisk are Bissextile or Leap-years.
1900 2300 2700 3100 etc. C F E D C B ACalendar and tables · source sheet 5
Tables for finding Holy Days Tables for finding Holy Days
G olden Year of Easter Year of Easter Year of Ea ster
N um ber ou r L ord D ay our Lord D ay our L ord Day A TABLE OF THE MOVABLE FEASTS,
1 1900 April 15 1938 Apr11 17 1976* April 18 ACCO RD IN G TO TH E SEVERAL D AY S TH AT EASTER CAN P O SSIBL Y F AL L U P O N .
2 1901 April 7 1939 April 9 1977 April 10 Easter Sundays Sunda ys Ad vent
Day a fter Sep tu a gesim a First d a y A scen sion W h itsu nd a y
a fter S u nd a y
3 1902 March 30 1940* March 24 1978 March 26 Epiph a ny S und a y of Lent Da y Trinity
4 1903 April 12 1941 April 13 1979 April 15 M arch 2 2 1 Jan. 1 5 Fe b. 4 A p ril 3 0 M ay 10 27 N ov e m be r 2 9
5 1904* April 3 1942 April 5 1980* April 6 M arch 2 3 1 Jan. 1 9 Fe b. 5 M ay 1 M ay 11 27 N ov e m be r 3 0
6 1905 April 23 1943 April 25 1981 April 19 M arch 24 1 Jan. 20 F e b. 6 M ay 2 M ay 12 27 D e ce m be r 1
7 1906 April 15 1944* April 9 1982 April 11 M arch 25 2 Jan. 21 F e b. 7 M ay 3 M ay 13 27 D e ce m be r 2
8 1907 March 31 1945 April 1 1983 April 3 M arch 26 2 Jan. 22 F e b. 5 M ay 4 M ay 14 27 D e ce m be r 3
9 1908* April 19 1946 April 21 1984* April 22 M arch 2 7 2 Jan. 2 3 Fe b. 9 M ay 5 M ay 15 26 N ov e m be r 2 7
10 1909 April 11 1947 April 6 1985 April 7 M arch 2 8 2 Jan. 2 4 Fe b. 10 M ay 6 M ay 16 26 N ov e m be r 2 8
11 1910 March 27 1948* March 28 1986 March 30 M arch 2 9 2 Jan. 2 5 Fe b. 11 M ay 7 M ay 17 26 N ov e m be r 2 9
12 1911 April 16 1949 April 17 1987 April 19 M arch 3 0 2 Jan. 2 6 Fe b. 12 M ay 8 M ay 18 26 N ov e m be r 3 0
13 1912* April 7 1950 April 9 1988* April 3 M arch 31 2 Jan. 27 F e b. 13 M ay 9 M ay 19 26 D e ce m be r 1
14 1913 March 23 1951 March 25 1989 March 26 April 1 3 Jan. 28 F e b. 14 M ay 10 M ay 20 26 D e ce m be r 2
15 1914 April 12 1952* April 13 1990 April 15 April 2 3 Jan. 29 F e b. 15 M ay 11 M ay 21 26 D e ce m be r 3
16 1915 April 4 1953 April 5 1991 March 31 Ap ril 3 3 Jan. 3 0 Fe b. 16 M ay 1 2 M ay 22 25 N ov e m be r 2 7
17 1916* April 23 1954 April 18 1992* April 19 Ap ril 4 3 Jan. 3 1 Fe b. 17 M ay 1 3 M ay 23 25 N ov e m be r 2 8
18 1917 April 8 1955 April 10 1993 April 11 Ap ril 5 3 Fe b. 1 Fe b. 18 M ay 1 4 M ay 24 25 N ov e m be r 2 9
19 1918 March 31 1956* April 1 1994 April 3 Ap ril 6 3 Fe b. 2 Fe b. 19 M ay 1 5 M ay 25 25 N ov e m be r 3 0
April 7 3 F e b. 3 F e b. 20 M ay 16 M ay 26 25 D e ce m be r 1
1 1919 April 20 1957 April 21 1995 April 16 April 8 4 F e b. 4 F e b. 21 M ay 17 M ay 27 25 D e ce m be r 2
2 1920* April 4 1958 April 6 1996* April 7 April 9 4 F e b. 5 F e b. 22 M ay 18 M ay 28 25 D e ce m be r 3
3 1921 March 27 1959 March 29 1997 March 30 Ap ril 10 4 Fe b. 6 Fe b. 23 M ay 1 9 M ay 29 24 N ov e m be r 2 7
4 1922 April 16 1960* April 17 1998 April 12 Ap ril 11 4 Fe b. 7 Fe b. 24 M ay 2 0 M ay 30 24 N ov e m be r 2 8
5 1923 April 1 1961 April 2 1999 April 4 Ap ril 12 4 Fe b. 8 Fe b. 25 M ay 2 1 M ay 31 24 N ov e m be r 2 9
6 1924* April 20 1962 April 22 2000* April 23 Ap ril 13 4 Fe b. 9 Fe b. 26 M ay 2 2 June 1 24 N ov e m be r 3 0
7 1925 April 12 1963 April 14 2001 April 15 April 14 4 F e b. 10 F e b. 27 M ay 23 June 2 24 D e ce m be r 1
8 1926 April 4 1964* March 29 2002 March 31 April 15 5 F e b. 11 F e b. 28 M ay 24 June 3 24 D e ce m be r 2
9 1927 April 17 1965 April 18 2003 April 20 April 16 5 F e b. 12 M arch 1 M ay 25 June 4 24 D e ce m be r 3
10 1928* April 8 1966 April 10 2004* April 11 Ap ril 17 5 Fe b. 1 3 M arch 2 M ay 2 6 June 5 23 N ov e m be r 2 7
11 1929 March 31 1967 March 26 2005 March 27 Ap ril 18 5 Fe b. 1 4 M arch 3 M ay 2 7 June 6 23 N ov e m be r 2 8
12 1930 April 20 1968* April 14 2006 April 16 Ap ril 19 5 Fe b. 1 5 M arch 4 M ay 2 8 June 7 23 N ov e m be r 2 9
13 1931 April 5 1969 April 6 2007 April 8 Ap ril 20 S Fe b. 1 6 M arch 5 M ay 2 9 June 8 23 N ov e m be r 3 0
14 1932* March 27 1970 March 29 2008* March 23 April 21 5 F e b. 17 M arch 6 M ay 30 June 9 23 D e ce m be r 1
15 1933 April 16 1971 April 11 2009 April 12 April 22 6 F e b. 18 M arch 7 M ay 31 June 10 23 D e ce m be r 2
16 1934 April 1 1972* April 2 2010 April 4 April 23 6 F e b. 19 M arch 8 June 1 June 11 23 D e ce m be r 3
17 1935 April 21 1973 April 22 2011 April 24 Ap ril 24 6 Fe b. 2 0 M arch 9 June 2 June 12 22 N ov e m be r 2 7
18 1936* April 12 1974 April 14 2012* April 8 Ap ril 2S 6 Fe b. 2 1 M arch 1 0 June 3 June 13 22 N ov e m be r 2 8
19 1937 March 28 1975 March 30 2013 March 31
N O TE , That in a Bissex tile or L e ap-y e ar, the num ber of Sunday s after Ep iphany w ill be the sam e as
* N OTE. That the Years m arked w ith an asterisk are Bissextile or Leap-years. if Easte r D ay had falle n one D ay late r than it re ally doe s. And , for the sam e reason, one D ay m ust, in
e v e ry L e ap-y e ar, be add e d to the D ay of the M onth g iv e n by the Table for Se ptuage sim a Sund ay, and
for the F irst D ay of L e nt: unle ss the Table g iv e s som e D ay in the M onth of M arch for it; for in that
case , the Da y g iv e n by the T able is the m ig ht D a y .Calendar and tables · source sheet 6
Tables for finding Holy Days Tables for finding Holy Days
GENERAL TABLES TABLE II.
T H E G O LDE N N U M B E RS
FOR FINDING THE DOMINICAL OR SUNDAY LETTER, AND THE
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
PLACES OF THE GOLDEN NUMBERS IN THE CALENDAR.
Years of our Lord
TABLE I. 1 6 0 0* 12 1 21 9 29 17 6 26 14 3 23 11 31 18 8 28 16 5 25
O find the Dominical or Sunday Letter for any given Year of our Lord, add 1 7 0 0, 1 8 00 13 2 22 10 30 18 7 27 15 4 24 12 1 21 9 29 17 6 26
T to the Year its fourth part, omitting fractions, and also the Number,
which, in TABLE I., standeth at the top of the column wherein the number
1 9 0 0, 2 0 00 * , 2 1 00 14 3 23 11 31 18 8 28 16 5 25 13 2 22 10 30 17 7 27
of Hundreds contained in that given Year is found; divide the sum by 7, and 2 2 0 0, 2 4 00 * 15 4 24 12 1 21 9 29 17 6 26 14 3 23 11 31 18 8 28
if there be no Remainder, then A is the Sunday Letter; but if any number 2 3 0 0,2 5 0 0 16 5 25 13 2 22 10 30 18 7 27 15 4 24 12 1 21 9 29
remain, then the Letter which standeth under that Number at the top of the 2 6 0 0.2 7 0 0,2 8 0 0* 17 6 26 14 3 23 11 31 18 8 28 16 5 25 13 2 22 10 30
Table, is the Sunday Letter.
NOTE, That in all Bissextile or Leap-years, the Letter found as above will be
2 9 0 0,3 0 0 0 18 7 27 15 4 24 12 1 21 9 29 17 6 26 14 3 23 11 31
the Sunday Letter from the first Day of March inclusive, to the End of the
3 1 0 0, 3 2 00 * 3 30 0 18 8 28 16 5 25 13 2 22 10 30 17 7 27 15 4 24 12 1
Year.
3 4 0 0.3 6 0 0* 21 9 29 17 6 26 14 3 23 11 31 18 8 28 16 5 25 13 2
TABLE I.
6 5 4 3 2 1 0 3 5 0 0.3 7 0 0 22 10 30 18 7 27 15 4 24 1 21 21 9 29 17 6 26 14 3
B C D E F G A 3 8 0 0, 3 9 00 , 4 0 00 * 23 11 31 18 8 28 16 5 25 13 2 22 10 30 17 7 27 15 4
1600 1700 1800 4100 24 12 1 21 9 29 17 6 26 14 3 23 11 31 18 8 28 16 5
1900 2300 2700
2100 2200 2500 2600 4 2 0 0, 4 3 00 , 4 4 00 * 25 13 2 22 10 30 18 7 27 15 4 24 12 1 21 9 29 17 6
2000 2400 2800
4 5 0 0, 4 6 00 26 14 3 23 11 31 18 8 28 16 5 25 13 2 22 10 30 17 7
2900 3000 3100 3300 3400 3500 3700 4 7 0 0,4 8 0 0* . 4 9 00 27 15 4 24 12 1 21 9 29 17 6 26 14 3 23 11 31 18 8
3200 3600
3800 3900 4100 4200 4300 4500 4600 5 0 0 0, 5 2 00 * 28 16 5 25 13 2 22 10 30 18 7 27 15 4 24 12 1 21 9
4000 4400 5 1 0 0, 5 3 30 29 17 6 26 14 3 23 11 31 18 8 28 16 5 25 13 2 22 10
4700 5 4 0 0, 5 5 00 , 5 6 00 * 30 18 7 27 15 4 24 12 1 21 9 29 17 6 26 14 3 23 11
4800 4900 5000 etc.
5 7 0 0, 5 8 00 31 18 8 28 16 5 25 13 2 22 10 30 17 7 27 15 4 24 12
5 9 0 0, 6 0 00 * 6 1 00 1 21 9 29 17 6 26 14 3 23 11 31 18 8 28 16 5 25 13
TABLE II.
6 2 0 0, 6 4 00 * 2 22 10 30 18 7 27 15 4 24 12 1 21 9 29 17 6 26 14
To find the Days to which the Golden Numbers ought to be prefixed in the
Calendar in any given Year of our Lord, consisting of entire Hundred Years,
6 3 0 0, 6 5 00 3 23 11 31 18 8 28 16 5 25 13 2 22 10 30 17 7 27 15
and in all the intermediate Years betwixt that and the next Hundredth Year
6 6 0 0, 6 8 00 * 4 24 12 1 21 9 29 17 6 26 14 3 23 11 31 18 8 28 16
following, look in the first column of this Table for the given Year, consisting
6 7 0 0, 6 9 00 5 25 13 2 22 10 30 18 7 27 15 4 24 12 1 21 9 29 17
of entire Hundreds, and against it, under each Golden Number, you will find
the Day of the Month to which that Golden Number ought to be prefixed in
the Calendar, during that period of One Hundred Years: and if the number of 7 0 0 0, 7 1 00 ,7 2 00 * 6 26 14 3 23 11 31 18 8 28 16 5 25 13 2 22 10 30 17
the Day be greater than 20, it is a Day of March; but if it be less than 20, it 7 3 0 0, 7 4 00 7 27 15 4 24 12 1 21 9 29 17 6 26 14 3 23 11 31 18
is a Day of April. 7 5 0 0, 7 6 00 * , 7 7 00 8 28 16 5 25 13 2 22 10 30 18 7 27 15 4 24 12 1 21
The asterisk, affixed to certain Hundredth Years, denotes those Years
which are still to be accounted Bissextile or Leap-years in the new Calendar; 7 8 0 0.8 0 0 0* 9 29 17 6 26 14 3 23 11 31 18 8 28 16 5 25 13 2 22
whereas all the other Hundredth Years are to be accounted only common 7 9 0 0,8 1 0 0 10 30 18 7 27 15 4 24 12 1 21 9 29 17 6 26 14 3 23
Years.
8 2 0 0, 8 3 00 , 8 4 00 * 11 31 18 8 28 16 5 25 13 2 22 10 30 17 7 27 15 4 24