1962 DAILY MISSAL - BLACK LEATHER

1962 DAILY MISSAL - BLACK LEATHER
The “1962 Daily Missal” contains the English translations and the Latin originals of the rites and texts for Holy Mass and many other liturgical ceremonies that were attended by the vast majority of Roman Catholics in the centuries before the liturgical reforms of Vatican Council II took effect. The liturgy of the 1962 Daily Missal is better known as the “Tridentine Mass”, “Traditional Latin Rite” or “Traditional Roman Rite”.

With its splendid texts and ceremonies that orient both priest and people entirely to the worship of God, this form of the sacred liturgy has fostered a living faith that has produced numerous saints and inspired countless artists, writers and thinkers to create much of what we now know as Western culture. Thanks to Pope Benedict XVI’s Apostolic Letter “Summorum Pontificum” in 2007, which declared it an "Extraordinary Form" of the Roman Rite, this form of the liturgy is now being celebrated more regularly and freely.

Features of the 1962 Daily Missal include:

• Pages printed in red/black.
• Full Latin and English text of the Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum issued by Pope Benedict XVI on 7th July 2007.
• 115 engravings throughout carefully scanned, corrected where necessary and digitally remastered.
• Foreword and Imprimatur from the Most Reverend Fabian W. Bruskewitz, STD, Bishop of Lincoln.
• All the Masses of the Liturgical Year, in Latin with English translation (Biblical texts are from the Douay-Rheims), according to the Roman Calendar of 1962 - Temporal and Sanctoral Cycles and accompanying rites (Blessing of Ashes, Blessing of Palms, Chrism Mass, and the Blessing of Holy Oils, etc)
• Ordinary of the Mass, in Latin with English translation
• Liturgical Calendar
• Table of Moveable Feasts up to AD 2066
• Complete Holy Week Liturgy of 1962 (including the Office of Tenebrae)
• Common Masses of the Saints and the Blessed Virgin
• Supplement of special Masses for the Dioceses of the USA
• Supplement of special Masses for the Dioceses of England and Wales
• Supplement of special Masses for the Dioceses of Scotland
• Supplement of special Masses for the Dioceses of Australia and New Zealand
• Feasts celebrated in particular places and in certain religious congregations
• Votive Masses for the days of the week
• Sixteen Votive Masses for various occasions
• Masses for the Dead (including infants), Complete Burial Service, Prayers for the Dead
• Marriage Service and Nuptial Mass
• The Churching of Women (In Christian tradition the churching of women, also known as thanksgiving for the birth or adoption of a child, is the ceremony wherein a blessing is given to mothers after recovery from childbirth).
• Kyriale, in traditional Gregorian chant notation, including:
• Tones for the most common Ordinaries: I (Lux et Origo), IV (Cunctipotens Genitor Deus), VIII (De Angelis), IX (Cum Jubilo), XI (Orbis Factor), XXVII (Sundays of Advent & Lent), XVIII (Deus Genitor Alme)
• Tones for the Asperges and the Vidi Aquam
• Tones for the Credo: I, II, III and IV
• Vespers for Sundays and Feasts
• Compline for Sundays
• Hymns and chants for Exposition and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
• Anthems to the Blessed Virgin Mary
• Litany of the Saints
• Various Devotions and Prayers including favorite Litanies, the Way of the Cross, prayers of the Rosary and others
• Morning and Evening Prayers
• Devotions for Confession
• Devotions for Holy Communion
• Te Deum Laudamus
• The Itinerary or Office before a Journey
• Various Blessings
• An explanation of "The Liturgy or Public Worship of the Catholic and Roman Church"
• An Abridgement of Christian Doctrine