A Short History of the Roman Mass offers an insightful journey through the evolution of one of the most significant rituals in Christianity. This compelling narrative traces the roots of the Roman Mass from the Last Supper to its traditional form as celebrated today. Ideal for scholars, clergy, and the faithful alike, this book serves as a vital resource for understanding the deep historical and spiritual significance of the Mass.
Delve into a comprehensive examination of the Roman liturgical traditions, including Low Mass and various Sacramentaries, while unveiling the nuances of other Western Rites. Notably, the text does not merely recount events but highlights the impactful reforms of Popes St. Gregory the Great and St. Pius V, emphasizing that these changes did not create a new liturgy, but rather refined the existing sacred heritage.
- Thorough exploration of the Roman Mass from its inception to modern practices
- Detailed analysis of liturgical changes by St. Gregory the Great and St. Pius V
- In-depth discussion of Low Mass and Western Rite practices
- Accessible for both clergy and lay readers interested in liturgical history
- Richly informed by historical sources and scholarly research
Engage with the profound legacy of the Roman Mass and deepen your understanding of this timeless ritual with A Short History of the Roman Mass.
- Imprint:
- TAN Books
- Pages:
- 63
- Publication Date:
- 2/1/1997
- Product Format:
- Booklet
- Height:
- 6.00
- Width:
- 3.75
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Short History of the Roman Mass
Just Fr. Faber's description of the Roman Mass on page 45 is worth the purchase.!!!!