The Roman Missal

The new translation of the Roman Missal

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New words, deeper meaning, but the same Mass: Preparing for the Third Edition of the Roman Missal

Pope John Paul II announced a revised version of the Missale Romanum during the Jubilee Year 2000. Among other things, the revised edition of the Missale Romanum contains prayers for the observances of recently canonized saints, additional prefaces for the Eucharistic Prayers, additional Votive Masses and Masses and Prayers for Various Needs and Occasions, and some updated and revised rubrics (instructions) for the celebration of the Mass. The English translation of the Roman Missal will also include updated translations of existing prayers, including some of the well-known responses and acclamations of the people.

The Roman Missal will be implemented in the United States of America on the First Sunday of Advent, November 27, 2011. – USCCB

The New Roman Missal Translation: An Overview of the Process

Msgr. Anthony Sherman, former executive director of the Secretariat of Divine Worship, and Rev. Richard Hilgartner, executive director of the Secretariat of Divine Worship, give an overview of what goes into translating texts as well as what we will hear on the First Sunday of Advent, November 27, 2011. Other sections address the priest’s spiritual approach in celebrating the Mass and the place of music to enhance the worship experience.

What are these Changes?

Background

History

Changes in the Order of the Mass

What will be translated differently?
What is new in the Third Edition of the Roman Missal?

View the Changes in Video (Video Webinar)
Visit the USCCB Resource Website

Check these other interesting articles (some are in PDF format):

Revising the Translation, Renewing the Mass
DEWFALL
Defending the New Missal

An Open Letter to Music Liturgists in Preparation for the New Translation of the Roman Missal

Roman Missal:Dismissed

Roman Missal: The Whole Wide World

This pages are added to help promote awareness of the coming changes in the Roman Missal, the liturgical book used in the celebration of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.

Please go through the videos to have some understanding of what are these changes. You may visit the USCCB site for more information.

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