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"Amid all these old liturgical books, I find that I am happy and at ease; I feel at home." —Dom André Mocquereau (1884) "Like all other liturgical functions, like offices and ranks in the Church, indeed like everything else in the world, the religious service that we call the Mass existed long before it had a special technical name." —Rev. Adrian Fortescue (1912)
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Roman Missal Antiphons Vs. Roman Gradual Propers
published 13 January 2012 by Dom André Mocquereau

Corpus Christi Watershed has expanded on Jeff Ostrowski’s recent publication on the New Liturgical Movement. You can read the full article by clicking here.

This article explains in detail the answer to the following (frequently asked) question: “Why aren’t the Propers from the Roman Gradual identical to the Mass Propers printed in the Roman Missal?” Included are many useful documents, including four (4) translations of an important quote by Pope Paul VI, seven (7) different versions of the General Instruction of the Roman Missal, an article by Christoph Tietze, and much more. The author extends his gratitude to Mr. Steven van Roode for his insights.

Read the entire article by clicking here.

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