lectio
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Liturgical calendar data
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The universal General Roman Calendar data in internal/caldata/roman-calendar.ini
was bootstrapped with reference to romcal (https://github.com/romcal/romcal),
which is distributed under the MIT License, and verified against the official
General Roman Calendar. The data as committed here is lectio's own, maintained
independently.

romcal — Copyright (c) romcal contributors — MIT License.

Extraordinary Form (1962) calendar data
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The 1962 universal sanctoral in internal/caldata/tridentine-calendar.ini was
generated (scripts/gen-sanctoral-ef.go) from missalemeum.com's per-date proper
API, which is built on Divinum Officium (https://divinumofficium.com) 1962 data
-- English names, rank, colour, and the proper Epistle/Gospel CITATIONS (not the
reading text). Latin names are lectio's own hand-curation. The data as committed
is lectio's, may be freely hand-edited, and carries no upstream licence.

Lectionary data (reading citations)
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The Mass reading CITATIONS (scripture references, not the text) in
internal/caldata/tridentine-lectionary.ini (Extraordinary Form) and
internal/caldata/of-lectionary.ini (Ordinary Form Sundays & solemnities) were
compiled from, respectively, missalemeum.com (Divinum Officium data) and
niedziela.pl. Only the references were taken; the reading TEXT is rendered from
the public-domain corpora below — no copyrighted translation is redistributed.

OF sanctoral calendar
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The Ordinary Form universal sanctoral in internal/caldata/roman-calendar.ini was
generated (scripts/gen-sanctoral.go) from the General Roman Calendar published by
calapi.inadiutorium.cz (calendarium-romanum project) -- English/Latin names, rank
and colour -- with Polish names from niedziela.pl. The data as committed is
lectio's own.

Scripture corpora — deuterocanon
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The deuterocanonical books added to the Vulgate (vul) and Douay-Rheims (drb)
corpora are public-domain texts obtained via get.bible (getbible/v2):
the Clementine Vulgate (Clementine Vulgate Project / M. Tweedale, CBCEW-
authorized, public domain) and the Douay-Rheims (Challoner), public domain.