missal in English

noun
1
a book containing the texts used in the Catholic Mass throughout the year.
Edith responded immediately by buying a missal and a catechism and preparing for baptism.

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1. The Antiphonary tonary missal of St

2. The navy and maroon five-ring Accompaniment binders are ideal for the keyboard and guitar Accompaniment pages in your Breaking Bread, Today's Missal/Music Issue, Heritage Missal, Misal del Día, Unidos en Cristo/United in Christ or Today's Missal with Spanish Insert missal program.

3. A small breeze licked at the pages of the missal.

4. The bride's bouquet may be replaced by an old family missal.

5. The monk was holding a missal in his hand.

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9. It selects 140 illuminated books such as the Sherborne Missal and the Bedford Hours.

10. This time the subject was the rubrics of the Roman missal and the form of the Holy Saturday vigil.

11. She stared at her lap where her hands, gloved in tight white net, gripped her missal.

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13. In addition, the Leaflet Missal Company sells various three-dimensional Chaplets with accompanying instructions on how to pray the related chaplet.

14. Q: In the new translation of Mass according to the English-language Roman Missal, I find myself wondering about a certain lack of specificity in the Confiteor.

15. 1).The General Instruction of the Roman Missal seems to encourage priests to concelebrate at both the Chrism Mass and the Mass of the Lord's

16. The number of saints Celebrated in Scotland also proliferated, with about 90 being added to the missal used in St Nicholas church in Aberdeen.

17. The advantage of this approach would be that, by the time the new Missal comes into use, congregations will have these new Acclamations memorized

18. The arrangement of chant texts and prayers to be said by the priest in successive groups makes the Echternach Sacramentary and Antiphonary a forerunner of the Roman missal

19. When the corporal reached its present small dimensions, it was carried to the altar, sometimes in the missal, sometimes in a special receptacle, a box or bag, which finally took the present form of Burse

20. The text for Holy Thursday begins with a rubric formerly located at the beginning of the Evening Mass of the Lord's Supper prohibiting all Masses without a congregation on Holy Thursday (Roman Missal, rubrics for Holy Thursday, Chrism Mass [CM], no

21. Speaking of that reform, what are the rules around the Gospel Acclamation today? It is interesting that the Introduction to the Lectionary refers to the General Instruction of the Roman Missal (#63 in the current edition) where it notes that the Gospel Acclamation …

22. In the new translation of the Nicene Creed we say “Consubstantial with the Father” rather than “one in being with the Father.” What does Consubstantial mean? Where did it come from? Get the lesson plans and worksheets that support the new Roman Missal videos.

23. At Auckland, his small collection of liturgical manuscripts consisted of a few single representative exemplars: one missal, one breviary, and one book of hours, which were among the earliest purchases he made on his return to Auckland, and an Antiphonary, which he sent from London after 1894.

24. But it was as if there were two parallel liturgies: the priest with the altar-servers, who celebrated Mass according to the Missal, and the laity, who prayed during Mass using their own prayer books, at the same time, while knowing substantially what was happening on the altar.