Book of Isaiah

26,7-9.12.16-19.

The way of the just is smooth; the path of the just you make level.
Yes, for your way and your judgments, O LORD, we look to you; Your name and your title are the desire of our souls.
My soul yearns for you in the night, yes, my spirit within me keeps vigil for you; When your judgment dawns upon the earth, the world's inhabitants learn justice.
O LORD, you mete out peace to us, for it is you who have accomplished all we have done.
O LORD, oppressed by your punishment, we cried out in anguish under your chastising.
As a woman about to give birth writhes and cries out in her pains, so were we in your presence, O LORD.
We conceived and writhed in pain, giving birth to wind; Salvation we have not achieved for the earth, the inhabitants of the world cannot bring it forth.
But your dead shall live, their corpses shall rise; awake and sing, you who lie in the dust. For your dew is a dew of light, and the land of shades gives birth.

Psalms

102(101),13-14ab.15.16-18.19-21.

You, O LORD, abide forever,
and your name through all generations.
You will arise and have mercy on Zion,
for it is time to pity her.
For her stones are dear to your servants,
and her dust moves them to pity.
The nations shall revere your name, O LORD,
and all the kings of the earth your glory,
when the LORD has rebuilt Zion
and appeared in his glory;
when he has regarded the prayer of the destitute,
and not despised their prayer.
Let this be written for the generation to come,
and let his future creatures praise the LORD:
"The LORD looked down from his holy height,
from heaven he beheld the earth,
to hear the groaning of the prisoners,
to release those doomed to die."

Holy Gospel of Jesus Christ according to Saint Matthew

11,28-30.

Jesus said to the crowds: “Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest.
Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am meek and humble of heart; and you will find rest for yourselves.
For my yoke is easy, and my burden light."

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St. Frederick(Bishop and Martyr († 838))

Saint Frederick Bishop and Martyr († 838) Saint Frederick was trained in piety and sacred learning by the clergy in Utrecht. After his ordination, he instructed converts with the help of Bishop Ricfried. In 825, he succeeded Bp. Ricfried and evangelized the northern realms with St. Odulf's help. According to tradition, Bp. Frederick became embroiled in a conflict between Louis the Debonair's sons and their stepmother Empress Judith. The princes accused Empress Judith of numerous immoralities. Bp. Frederick is said to have admonished her and suffered retaliation. Bp. Frederick is venerated for evangelizing pagan communities in northern Walcheren. The work was hard, thankless and dangerous. He often preached in person rather than expose his priests to danger. On July 18, 838, after Bp. Frederick celebrated Mass and was about to make his thanksgiving, he was stabbed by two assassins. He died within minutes while reciting the psalms. Bp. Frederick composed a prayer to the Blessed Trinity that was frequently used in the Netherlands. His sanctity is recorded in a poem by Rabanus Maurus. As a martyr for the faith, he enjoys the beatific vision of seeing God face to face in Heaven.

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Bl. Angeline of Marsciano()

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