High Resolution Scan • “Missale Romanum” (1857)
This rare missal from 1857 contains some musical notes.
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Medieval Manuscripts
“Merry Christmas!” • From Our Family To Yours
Dear readers, thank you for everything!
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Being Too Hard On Priests?
…including a fancy capital “A” from a medieval manuscript.
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(Hymn) • “Jesus Christ Is Risen Today”
…including rehearsal videos for each individual voice.
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Saint Joseph + Baby Jesus In A Walker
This luscious manuscript was created about A.D. 1453 for a French Noblewoman.
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Now Online! • “Missale Romanum” (1615 edition)
How ironic that this is being hosted by the Martin Luther University!
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“Resplendent Beyond Reckoning” • Sherborne Missal (1399AD)
As the Isaac Jogues Missal would do 650 years later, this Missal provides pictures of the priest during the Canon!
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What Palestrina Did With Kyrie II (“Fons Bonitatis”)
Many erroneously believe the Kyrie was the only thing troped, but that’s not even close to true.
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Incredible!!! • Ancient Kyriale MSS for Download
Through the centuries, we observe a remarkable stability—in spite of variants, which will always exist.
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PDF Download • “Missal for the Laity” (1846)
Have you noticed liturgical progressives are never happy?
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The Beauty Of Ancient Catholic Manuscripts
Medieval manuscripts were normally created by (at least) two monks: one drew, one wrote.
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Jaw-Dropping Liturgical Manuscripts (7,055 Pages)
Catholics can now *see with their own eyes* the antiquity of our liturgy.
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