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++AMDG
+
+This readme is for liturg v1.0, uploaded on 26 June 2008.
+
+This document is copyright 2008 by Donald P. Goodman, and is
+released publicly under the LaTeX Project Public License.  The
+distribution and modification of this work is constrained by the
+conditions of that license.  See
+	http://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt
+for the text of the license.  This document is released
+under version 1.3 of that license, and this work may be distributed
+or modified under the terms of that license or, at your option, any
+later version.
+
+This work has the LPPL maintenance status 'maintained'.
+
+The Current Maintainer of this work is Donald P. Goodman.
+
+This work consists of the files liturg.ins, liturg.sty, 
+test.tex, and this README.
+
+This document should run properly on any properly running LaTeX
+system.  It's been tested specifically with TeXLive on Linux (2.6.2
+kernel).
+
+liturg is intended to provide a set of basic macros for
+typesetting Catholic liturgical texts.  It should be
+suitable for both the old and new liturgies; however, it was
+designed with the old liturgy specifically in mind.
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+% +AMDG  This document was begun on 17 Jan 2008, the feast of St.
+% Antonius the Abbot, and it is humbly dedicated to him, to St.
+% Gregory the Great, and to the Immaculate Heart of Mary for their
+% prayers, and to the Sacred Heart of Jesus for His mercy.
+
+\documentclass{article}
+\title{Testing the \texttt{liturg} Package}
+\author{Donald P.\ Goodman III}
+\date{\today}
+
+\usepackage{liturg}
+\usepackage{multicol}
+
+\begin{document}
+
+\maketitle
+\tableofcontents
+
+\section{Introduction}
+\label{sect:intro}
+
+There really isn't much to say here, or much to introduce.  The
+purpose of this document is to demonstrate the capabilities of the
+\texttt{liturg} package for typesetting liturgical texts,
+specifically Catholic liturgical texts.  So I've selected two
+fairly typical liturgical texts, one from the Missal of
+1962\footnote{\textit{See infra}, Section \ref{sect:missal}, at
+\pageref{sect:missal}.} and one from the Breviary of
+1961.\footnote{\textit{See infra}, Section \ref{sect:brev}, at
+\pageref{sect:brev}.}
+
+Nothing about the package makes it unsuitable for the new liturgy,
+and indeed it can be used to typeset liturgical texts from the new
+liturgy quite beautifully.  It was, however, quite unapologetically
+designed with the old liturgy specifically in mind.
+
+\section{A Selection from the Missal}
+\label{sect:missal}
+
+\begin{multicols}{2}
+
+\latinpart
+
+\prayerheading{Orationes ad Pedem Altaris}
+
+\instruct{The priest, bowing down at the foot of the altar, makes
+the Sign of the Cross and says,}
+
+\priest{In n'omine Patris, et F'ilii, + et Sp'iritus Sancti.}
+\server{Amen.}
+\priest{Intro'ibo ad alt'are Dei.}
+\server{Ad Deum qui l"aet'ificat juvent'utem meam.}
+
+\psalmheading{Psalm 42---Judica me}
+
+\priest{J'udica me, Deus, et disc'erne causam meam de gente non
+sancta: ab h'omine in'iquo, et dol'oso 'erue me.}
+\server{Quia tu es Deus fortit'udo mea: quare me repul'isti, et
+quare tristis inc'edo, dum affl'igit me inim'icus?}
+\priest{Em'itte lucem tuam, et verit'atem tuam: ipsa me
+dedux'erunt, et addux'erunt in montem sanctum tuum et in
+tabern'acula tua.}
+\server{Et intro'ibo ad alt'are Dei: ad Deum qui l"aet'ificat
+juvent'utem meam.}
+\priest{Confit'ebor tibi in c'ithara, Deus, Deus meus: quare
+tristis es 'aima mea, et quare cont'urbas me?}
+\server{Spera in Deo, qu'oniam adhuc confit'ebor illi: salut'are
+vultus mei, et Deus meus.}
+\priest{Gl'oria Patri, et F'ilio et Spir'itui Sancto.}
+\server{Sicut erat in princ'ipio, et nunc, et semper: et in
+s'aecula s"aecul'orum.  Amen.}
+\instruct{The priest repeats the anthem.}
+\priest{Intro'ibo ad alt'are Dei.}
+\server{Ad Deum qui l"aet'ificat juvent'utem meam.}
+\instruct{The priest, signing himself with the Sign of the Cross,
+says:}
+\priest{Adjut'orium nostrum + in n'omine D'omini.}
+\server{Qui fecit c"aelum et terram.}
+\instruct{Then, joining his hands, and humbly bowing down, he says
+the Confiteor:}
+\priest{Confiteor Deo\ldots}
+\server{Miseare'atur tui omn'ipotens Deus, et dim'issis pecc'atis
+tuis, perd'ucat te ad vitam "aet'ernam.}
+\priest{Amen.}
+\instruct{The server says the Confiteor:}
+
+\leslettrine{C}onf'iteor Deo omnipot'enti, be'at"ae Mar'i"ae semper
+V'irgini, be'ato Micha'eli Arch'angelo, be'ato Jo'anni Bapt'ist"ae,
+sanctis Ap'ostolis Petro et Paulo, 'omnibus Sanctis, et tibi Pater:
+quia pecc'avi nimis congitati'one, verbo, et 'opere:
+
+\instruct{Here he strikes his breast thrice.}
+Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea m'axima culpa.  Ideo precor be'atam
+Mar'iam semper V'irginem, be'atum Micha'elem Arch'angelum, be'atum
+Jo'annem Baptistam, sanctos Ap'ostolos Patrum et Paulum, omnes
+
+\instruct{Then the priest, with his hands joined, says:}
+\priest{Misere'atur vestri omn'ipotens Deus, et dim'issis pecc'atis
+vestris, perd'ucat vos ad vitam "aet'ernam.}
+\server{Amen.}
+\instruct{Signing himself with the Sign of the Cross, he says:}
+\priest{Indulg'entiam, + absoluti'onem, et remissi'onem peccat'orum
+nostr'orum, tr'ibuat nobis omn'ipotens et mis'ericors D'ominus.}
+\server{Amen.}
+\instruct{Bowing down, he proceeds:}
+\priest{Deus, tu conv'ersus vivific'abis nos.}
+\server{Et plebs tua l"aet'abitur in te.}
+\priest{Ost'ende nobis D'omine, miseric'ordiam tuam.}
+\server{Et salut'are tuum da nobis.}
+\priest{D'omine, ex'audi orati'onem meam.}
+\server{Et clamor meus ad te v'eniat.}
+\priest{D'ominus vob'iscum.}
+\server{Et cum sp'iritu tuo.}
+\priest{Or'emus.}
+
+\englishpart
+
+\end{multicols}
+
+\newpage
+
+\section{A Selection from the Breviary}
+\label{sect:brev}
+
+\begin{multicols}{2}
+
+\latinpart
+
+\feasttitle[Commune vide \page{(132)}]{Die 7 martii}{S.\ THOM\AE\ DE 
+AQUINO}{Conf.\ et Eccl.\ Doct.}{III}
+\hourheading{Ad Matutinum}
+
+\lessonheading{Lectio iii}
+
+\leslettrine{T}homas Aqu'inas, nob'ilibus par'entibus natus, iam
+adul'escens, inv'itis matre et fr'atribus, Ordinem Pr"aedicat'orum
+susc'epit et Lut'etiam Parisi'orum missus est.  Verum fratres, in
+it'inere eum aggr'essi, in arcem castri sancti Jo'annis perd'ucunt,
+ubi ang'elicus i'uvenis mul'ierem, qu"ae ad labefact'andam eius
+castit'atem introd'ucta f'uerat, titi'one fug'avit.  Patr'isiis
+philosoph'i"ae ac theolog'i"ae ita 'operam dedit, ut vix vig'inti
+quinque annos natus, p'ublice phil'osophos ac the'ologos summa cum
+laude interpret'atus sit.  Nunquam se lecti'oni aut scripti'oni
+dedit, nisi post orati'onem.  Cum aliqu'ando hanc Iesu crucif'ixi
+vocem aud'isset:  Bene scrips'isti de me, Thoma, quam ergo
+merc'edem acc'ipies? amandt'issime resp'ondit: Non 'aliam, D'omine,
+nisi te'ipsum.  Nullum fuit script'orum genus, in quo non eset
+diligent'issime vers'atus.  Ab Urb'ano quarto Romam voc'atus, eius
+iussu lucubr'avit Officium pro solemnit'ate C'orporis Christi.
+Missus a be'ato Greg'orio d'ecimo ad conc'ilium Lugdun'ense, in
+monast'erio Foss"ae Nov"ae in morbum 'incidit, et ibi "aegr'otus
+C'antica cantic'orum explan'avit.  Ib'idem 'obiit quiquagen'arius,
+anno mill'esimo ducent'esimo septuag'esimo quarto, Nonis m'artii.
+Ipsum Leo d'ecimus t'ertius c"ael'estem patr'onum schol'arum
+'omnium catholic'arum declar'avit in inst'ituit.
+
+\blackinstruct{Te Deum laud'amus 7*.}
+
+\hourheading{Ad Laudes}
+
+C  \versic{Iustum deduxit D'ominus per vias rectas.}  \response{Et
+ost'endit illi regnum Dei.}
+
+C  \markup{Ad Bened.\ ant.  }  Euge, serve bone * et fid'elis,
+quia in pauca fu'isti fid'elis, supra multa te const'ituam, intra
+in g'audium D'omini tui.
+
+\prayerheading{Oratio}
+
+\leslettrine{D}eus, qui Eccl'esiam tuam be'ati Thom"ae Confess'oris
+tui mira eruditi'one clar'ificas, et sancta operati'one fec'undas:
+da nobis, qu'aesumus; et qu"ae d'ocuit, intell'ectu consp'icere, et
+qu"ae egit, imitati'one compl'ere.  Per D'ominum.
+
+\hourheading{Ad Vesperas}
+
+C  \versic{Iustum ded'uxit D'ominus per vias rectas.}  \response{Et
+ost'endit illi regnum Dei.}
+
+C  \markup{Ad Magnif.\ ant.}  O Doctor 'optime, * Eccl'esi"ae
+sanct"ae lumen, be'ate Thoma, div'in"ae legis am'ator, deprec'are
+pro nobis F'ilium Dei.
+
+\end{multicols}
+
+\englishpart
+
+Here we see that simply by issuing the \verb|\englishpart| command,
+we can return to normal English typesetting without difficulty, or
+even a noticeable transition in the text.  This is a feature, not a
+bug, no matter what it looks like.  The user is responsible for
+providing the logical structure; once they do that, this package
+does provide for the appearance.  However, if the user doesn't give
+structure, the package just prints out what it gets.
+
+Now I'll provide a quick example of the typesetting of one
+of the great feast's headings, much simpler than that of a
+normal feast:
+\greatfeast{Feria Quinta in Cena Domini}{I}
+As one can see, it's a very simple algorithm for a very
+simple problem, and is largely trivial.
+
+\end{document}