I'm not sure the accented "œ" exists in any font per se. I believe its
created on the fly by using a combining diacritical (I have not looked
at the lexer to check, so I might be wrong). What's probably missing is
that combining diacritical, which is why you get the "œ" but not the
accent. If the accented "œ" was its own character, then it wouldn't
revert back to a plain "œ" if the character was missing, but rather just
be skipped altogether (which is what TeX normally does for missing
characters). Not having the Minion Pro font I can't check this
hypothesis, but you might try `<v>{\'\oe}</v>` instead. This will
insert the TeX code directly rather than trying to make use of
Gregorio's special character feature.
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(R. Padraic Springuel)
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