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From USCCB Publishing, this revision of the General Instruction of the Roman Missal (GIRM) seeks to promote more conscious, active, and full participation of the faithful in the mystery of the Eucharist. While the Missale Romanum contains the rite and prayers for Mass, the GIRM provides specific detail about each element of the Order of Mass as well as other information related to the Mass.
After the publication of The Roman Missal, Third Edition, much attention was given to the catechesis of the clergy and the faithful on the Order of Mass, which contains the chief theological and spiritual elements of the eucharistic celebration. In The Prayers of the New Missal, Anscar J. Chupungco expands the reader's focus to the other parts of the Mass--namely, the orations or the Collect, Prayer over the Offerings, Prayer after Communion, and Prayer over the People. He demonstrates that these elements, too, are a rich source of doctrine and spirituality waiting to be shared with others through homily and catechesis. Preachers and catechists will especially appreciate Father Chupungco's recommendations for approaching the difficult and sometimes vexing structure and vocabulary of the new Missal. He offers helpful exercises for analyzing the Latin texts, comparing the original and the English versions, and crafting provisional literal translations that will aid in easier comprehension. Finally, he concludes with an ample sampling of homiletic and catechetical notes that will serve as a rich source of nourishment for preaching and catechesis. Anscar J. Chupungco, OSB, who passed away in 2013, was a member of the Abbey of Our Lady of Montserrat in the Philippines. He was president of the Pontifical Liturgical Institute in Rome and is currently director of Paul VI Institute of Liturgy in the Philippines. In 2011, the Federation of Diocesan Liturgical Commissions presented to him the Frederick R. McManus Award for his contribution to pastoral liturgy. He authored many books, including What, Then, Is Liturgy? Musings and Memoir (Liturgical Press, 2010).
Based on the Traditional Mass in the Extraordinary Form, this is a booklet to help young Catholics pray the Holy Mass in an easy yet excellent manner. A gem of doctrinal accuracy which presents the Mass as a sacrifice and emphasizes the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist.
This beautiful, one-volume personal missal contains the revised English translation of the Roman Missal, including the Scripture readings and prayers for al Sundays, Cycles A, B, and C; holy days of obligation; al weekdays, Years 1 and 2; and saints' feast days-including the new saints in the church's calendar! The spiritual reflections on each day's readings and introductions to each liturgical season enhance prayerful participation in the liturgy. An expanded Treasury of Prayers, and texts for commons and Masses of the Dead are also included. Printed in clear 10-point type, this fine-quality missal is bound in durable leather flex with gilded edges, four ribbon markers, and a gold-stamped cover. Available with a black or rich burgundy cover.
This new edition of The Layman's Missal is reprinted in response to Pope Benedict XVI's recent motu proprio, authorizing and encouraging the use of The Tridentine Rite, also known as the Latin Mass. There is currently a liturgical ferment and renewal in the Roman Catholic Church, encouraged and directed by His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI. At the time of the Second Vatican Council a new order of Mass was approved (the New Rite, or Novus Ordo) which was regularly to be said in English only, with a Latin version for occasional use. Now two important developments have taken place. Before long both a new Roman Missal and a new Lectionary will be published and The Holy Father has also encouraged and authorized the widespread usage of the Old Rite— also known as The Tridentine Rite or the Latin Mass. Accordingly, this new publication is of the Missal in its 1962 edition, which was authorized by Pope John XXIII before the start of The Second Vatican Council. It is therefore the last authorized version of the Tridentine rite. This new edition of The Layman's Missal does, however, include one change — the version of the Prayer for the Jews which has been amended by Pope Benedict XVI and is now promulgated for use.