."How to Say Mass in the Extraordinary Form" Training Kits:
The following kits are designed to give the priest all the resources he needs to familiarize himself with the ceremonies involved in learning the Extraordinary Form. Four separate kits are available:
The Complete Kit:
This kit is designed to give priests all the materials necessary for learning the Extraordinary Form. If you do not already have any of the materials below, we strongly recommend this kit as your first choice. This is the kit that we provide to the priests who attend our training seminars.
The Celebration of Mass, A Study of the Rubrics of the Roman Missal:
A comprehensive study of the rubrics of the 1962 Missal by the Rev. J. B. O'Connell, explaining in precise details the laws, principles, gestures, and ceremonies of Low, Sung, and Solemn Mass. 622 pp.
Learning the Mass, A Manual for Seminarians and Priests:
A brief and concise practical handbook giving step-by-step instructions in how to offer the Mass according to the rubrics of the 1962 Missale Romanum, by Rev. Walter J. Schmitz, S.S., S.T.D.
The Traditional Latin Mass DVD:
A set of two DVDs demonstrating the offering of Low Mass and Solemn Mass. Very useful as a visual reference for the gestures/actions involved.
The Prayers of the Holy Mass Recited and Sung:
A set of two audio CDs containing the full texts of the Mass recited as well as the parts of the Mass which the celebrant must sing during Sung/Solemn Mass. An excellent reference tool for learning the proper pronunciation and memorization of the Latin prayers
Rubrics of the Roman Breviary and Missal:
English translations of the General Rubrics of the Roman Missal (Rubricae Generales), The Rite to be Observed in the Celebration of the Mass (Ritus Servandus), and On Defects when they Occur in the Celebration of Mass (De Defectibus)
How to Serve Low Mass and Benediction:
Booklet by Rev. William A. O'Brien on how to serve Low Mass. Excellent training tool for altar servers.
Latin-English Sunday Missal:
The complete texts in both English and Latin for the Order or Mass for the 1962 Roman Missal, the Nuptial Mass, Requiem Mass, and Solemn Baptism.
Know Your Mass:
An illustrated catechetical guide describing the ceremonies, symbolism, theology of the Mass, and how to assist at the Extraordinary Form of the Mass. Excellent for the laity and for priests new to the overall structure of the Traditional Mass
Quick Reference Prayer Cards:
Laminated cards containing the Vesting Prayers, Prayers at the Foot of the Altar, and Leonine Prayers for quick and easy reference when saying Mass.
Travel-size Altar Cards:
Two sets of laminated travel-size altar cards for use with the Extraordinary Form. One set for use at regular Low and Solemn Masses, another set for use at Requiem Masses.
The Deluxe Kit:
This kit includes all of the materials in the Complete kit above plus a full size 1962 Altar Missal as well as a set of full-size, full-color altar cards suitable for framing.
For those who already have many of the materials listed in the Complete Kit, the following scaled-down kits are also available:
The Essentials Kit:
Contains the items which are absolutely essential for the priest to study and thoroughly learn the Extraordinary Form:
The Celebration of Mass, A Study of the Rubrics of the Roman Missal:
A comprehensive study of the rubrics of the 1962 Missal by the Rev. J. B. O'Connell, explaining in precise details the laws, principles, gestures, and ceremonies of Low, Sung, and Solemn Mass. 622 pp.
Learning the Mass, A Manual for Seminarians and Priests:
A brief and concise practical handbook giving step-by-step instructions in how to offer the Mass according to the rubrics of the 1962 Missale Romanum, by Rev. Walter J. Schmitz, S.S., S.T.D.
The Traditional Latin Mass DVD:
A set of two DVDs demonstrating the offering of Low Mass and Solemn Mass. Very useful as a visual reference for the gestures/actions involved.
The Prayers of the Holy Mass Recited and Sung:
A set of two audio CDs containing the full texts of the Mass recited as well as the parts of the Mass which the celebrant must sing during Sung/Solemn Mass. An excellent reference tool for learning the proper pronunciation and memorization of the Latin prayers
Rubrics of the Roman Breviary and Missal:
English translations of the General Rubrics of the Roman Missal (Rubricae Generales), The Rite to be Observed in the Celebration of the Mass (Ritus Servandus), and On Defects when they Occur in the Celebration of Mass (De Defectibus)
The Practice Kit:
For those who are already familiar with the Extraordinary Form and would simply like some basic tools in gaining proficiency in offering the Extraordinary Form:
Learning the Mass, A Manual for Seminarians and Priests:
A brief and concise practical handbook giving step-by-step instructions in how to offer the Mass according to the rubrics of the 1962 Missale Romanum, by Rev. Walter J. Schmitz, S.S., S.T.D.
The Traditional Latin Mass DVD:
A set of two DVDs demonstrating the offering of Low Mass and Solemn Mass. Very useful as a visual reference for the gestures/actions involved.
Pictures and Audio of the Live EWTN Mass
Pictures and Audio of the EWTN mass available at FSSP.org.
EWTN has placed a link for "Motu Proprio Resources" on their main page. Various materials can be found at this page including an online video of the mass.
Tridentine Mass Training for Priests
The Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter in collaboration with Una Voce America will be offering another training workshop for priests interested in learning how to celebrate the “extraordinary form” of the Roman Rite. All the fundamentals involved in learning the Traditional Latin Mass will be covered. Priests will receive a complete explanation with hands-on practice of the rubrics of the 1962 Missale Romanum as well as an introduction to Latin, traditional liturgical principles, and Gregorian Chant. A comprehensive materials packet will also be provided.
The course will follow the same method used successfully in the workshops conducted this past June when the Fraternity trained diocesan and religious priests in the Older Use during three different sessions.
1 comment:
Thanks Ray for this post!! This is such a great idea to help the process of bringing the TLM into out local parishes.
Marc
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