Latin Mass Daily Missals

Roman Catholic Daily Missal - 1962 Edition - Just Re-Published

• Annnouncing the publication of the first totally re-typeset, Latin-English daily missal for the laity since Vatican II. This is the most complete missal ever produced in the English language. We have included everything and have produced a missal that is affordable while being of the highest durability.
  
  The Roman Catholic Daily Missal will become your life-long liturgical companion —at Church, at home, and on the road.
  
• All new typesetting —not a photographic reproduction: clear and crisp type.
  
• According to the 1962 juxta typica (typical edition) of the Missale Romanum
  
• 1,980 pages
  
• All liturgical texts in Latin and English (both Propers and Ordinary)
  
• All readings in English (Douay-Rheims translation) and Latin
  
• All music in Gregorian notation
• Rounded corners on pages and cover
  
• Reinforced 80 lb. resin-impregnated endsheets for extreme durability
  
• Printed and bound in the USA on the highest quality natural Bible paper
• imported from France especially for this missal
  
• Fully and thoroughly indexed •
  
• Ordinary with rubrics in red
  
• Gilt edges
  
• 5 liturgically-colored non-fraying ribbons
  
• Smythe Sewn, rounded back binding with durable, leather-like Skivertex polymer gold-embossed 1980pp, 6" x 4 " x 1", sewn binding, gold-embossed Skivertex cover,

This 21st Century edition of the traditional Missal of the Tridentine Rite is freshly typeset and beautifully bound in real Morocco leather with gold gilded edges and six ribbons.

Available in Black, White and Burgandy

$54.95 + $5.50 shipping (U.S.)

Fr. Lasance Latin-English Missal

Which is the best way of assisting at Mass? In his introduction to "Prayers for Holy Communion from the Sarum Missal," Bishop Riddell of Northampton makes the following reply to this question:

"Of the many ways of assisting at Mass, the best way is that in which each person, by saying the words of the Missal more closely, allies and associates himself with the priest who is celebrating. To identify one's self thus with him is to unite with our divine Lord Himself, Who is there and then acting as the priest according to the order of Melchesidech.

"Gladly, therefore, would I see the Missal more frequentlyin the hands of the faithful. The young should be taught how to use it. The hearing of daily Mass, the love of the Church's liturgy, and the use of the Missal, will all help to a more thorough Catholic piety."

A reproduction of the 1945 original, the recent publication of the St. Andrew Daily Missal is a rare treasure.

This Missal presents both the Latin and English versions of the Propers and the Ordinary of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in an easy to follow, beautiful, and organized manner.

In the Foreword to the Missal we find the following:

The message of the missal, because it is the message of the Mass, is one of peace and unity. Perhaps this is why the Holy Spirit, Who in every age brings forth good things both new and old, in these times of universal dissension and disunity sheds the grace of success upon endeavors designed to foster and spread His peace, which the world cannot give. Certainly the unparalleled diffusion of the missal within the last fifteen years betokens Divine Providence; and now we may rejoice in receiving this message of peace from the St. Andrew Daily Missal published under American patronage, since conditions in Europe preclude continuance of its publication there. With Isaias we are forced to admit that God simply cannot be outdone in generosity: "It shall come to pass that before they call, I will hear; as they are yet speaking, I will hear."

How much more has the "universal dissension and disunity" spread and increased in the 40+ years since this Missal was originally published? How much more need is there today for the diffusion of this Missal -- and how much more intensely must we give thanks to Almighty God for His generosity that this instrument of worship and praise might have been made once again available?

Order yours today while supplies last.

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