WHAT'S NEW?

August 5, 2008

Current Issue: Adoremus Bulletin - Online Edition
July-August 2008

NEW MASS TEXTS ONLINE

The new translation of the Order of Mass recently received “recognitio” from the Holy See, and is now accessible online from the US Conference of Catholic Bishops. The Bishops' Committee on Divine Worship has also created a “Missal Information” web page to be helpful in formation and catechesis. A letter from Bishop Arthur Serratelli, Chairman of the BCDW, says, in part:

The Committee on Divine Worship provides here materials for our priests and the faithful which can be used for catechesis and preparation for the eventual implementation of the revised texts. Although there are international and national efforts underway to provide materials for formation, the Committee on Divine Worship would like to begin providing information now for people to use for formation....

It will provide people with a single place to look to obtain an orientation for themselves and others who are interested in preparing to receive the final translation of the third edition of the Roman Missal.  I hope that the extensive work of the Bishops and all involved in the process of translation, formation, and preparation of these texts will bear abundant fruit in the vibrant and authentic worship of the Church.

Link to USCCB site

Parts of the Order of Mass
Letter Accompanying the Recognitio from Francis Cardinal Arinze, Prefect, Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments
• COMPLETE TEXT (PDF)
• Eucharistic Prayer I (Roman Canon) (PDF)
• Eucharistic Prayer II (PDF)
• Eucharistic Prayer III (PDF)
• Eucharistic Prayer IV (PDF)


 

MUSIC: Jubilate Deo

Archive Reports on the NCCB/USCCB Meetings

The Holy Eucharist: Resources for Devotion - Adoration - Benediction - Doctrine - Study - Link to order Holy Eucharist Booklets

New Section!
Translating Sacred Texts for Catholic Worship

Article Submission Guidelines now posted

Prayers in Latin

From the archives:

Originally printed in Voices (wf-f.org), Vol IX: Documentary Supplement
April 1994 Issue  -- NCCB Debate on Liturgical Revisions What the bishops said... --

This is a transcription of the US Bishops’ discussion in November 1993 of proposed new liturgical translations, translation principles, and the Grail Psalter-Inclusive Language Version (they did not approve this version of the Grail Psalter for liturgical use.)

The Liturgy and Contemplation
Loss of Symbols Impedes Contemplation of the Sacred ­ Father Max Thurian

ICEL's Translation of the Roman Canon -- by Susan Benofy -- Originally published in Adoremus Bulletin in 1996 -- July-August and September
Newly posted online, with introduction, June 2007


About the Editor, Helen Hull Hitchcock

About the Research Editor, Susan Benofy


Special web section! Pope Benedict XVI


Go to Women for Faith & Family site for:
Current Issue: Voices
(Women for Faith & Family)
Pentecost 2008

WFF: Liturgical Calendar

Catholics and Political Responsibility


Pray for our troops and for restoration of peace and order in Iraq
Prayer for our Soldiers
"Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. We ask this in the name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior. Amen."


Pray with us: Novena for the Renewal of the Sacred Liturgy
Go to Catalog to order Novena leaflets and prayer cards for your parish, family and friends!

Items of Current Interest

James Hitchcock Column (on the Women for Faith & Family web site)
[note:Dr. Hitchcock's book, The Supreme Court and Religion in American Life, Vol. 1 The Odyssey of the Religion Clauses
and Vol. II From 'Higher Law' to 'Sectarian Scruples', was released by Princeton University Press September 2 2004]

GIRM (General Instruction of the Roman Missal - US Version) on the USCCB web site
http://www.usccb.org/liturgy/current/revmissalisromanien.shtml or to order a print copy call the USCCB at 1-800-235-8722


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