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That the Mass is the central feature of the Catholic religion hardly needs to be said. During the Reformation (and always) the Mass has been the test. The word of the Reformers—“It is the Mass that matters”—was true. The long persecution of Catholics in England took the practical form of laws chiefly against saying Mass; for centuries the occupant of the English throne was obliged to manifest his Protestantism, not by a general denial of the whole system of Catholic dogma, but by a formal repudiation of the doctrine of Transubstantiation and of the Mass.
— Fr. Adrian Fortescue (d. 1923)

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1927 Proprium Sanctorum (Julius Bas)
published 19 March 2013 by Corpus Christi Watershed

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• Proprium Sanctorum : ad exemplar editionis vaticanae concinnatum. cantum Gregorianum : harmonice modulavit Julius Bas • pages: 300+ • Bas, Giulio (1874-1929) harmonized the melodies for organ • Imprimatur was in 1927, copyright in 1922 by Desclée & Co., Paris. • Sumptibus Societatis S. Joannis Evangelistae. • Desclée et socii. publisher no. 765 • S. Sedis Apostolicae et S. Rituum Congregationis Typographi. • Parisiis – Tornaci – Romae. • Giulio Bas •



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