Perhaps maybe possibly one tiny thing they didn’t bungle horrendously when they randomly chopped up the ancient calendar was this one little detail which the Novus Ordo church does today. In the current Roman calendar this is the feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. In the Traditional calendar that feast is sometime in August. However, I do not mind at all celebrating a sort of “twinning” of the two hearts that are so united in love as to almost be one. And the August feast could still stand. That is the beauty of the old calendar. There is no restriction on celebrating multiple times throughout the year (and the a votive Mass) or on doubling up feasts on the same day.
Harvey Millican's Blog: Musings of a Trad Dad 