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This Sunday’s prayer is at least as old as the Gelasian Sacramentary. It has survived the post-Conciliar revisions to live again on the 20th Sunday of Ordinary Time. The version...
Please flip open your own trusty copy of the Liber Sacramentorum Romanae Aeclesiae edited by Leo Cunibert Mohlberg, OSB (in other words the Gelasian Sacramentary and yes, it is “Ae...
In Acts 2 Peter addressed the crowds and unfolded to them the ramifications of what had been done to Christ and the consequences of his Resurrection in the light of the descent of...
This week, the 15th Ordinary Sunday in the Novus Ordo calendar, we have a good example of the dramatic difference between the old, Obsolete ICEL version we suffered with for decade...
On the weekend in the wake of our 250th celebration of Independence Day, our Collect for the 14th Ordinary Sunday offers the image of material creation as an enervated body, weaken...
This coming Sunday’s Collect is wonderful to sing! It is stark and lavish, carefully balanced, quintessentially Roman. This week’s Collect, also in 1962 Missale Romanum for the 2nd...
The Fiftieth Day Feast, Hebrew Shavuot or Greek Pentekosté, for the Jews commemorated the descent of God’s Law to Moses on Mount Sinai, wreathed in fire, fifty days after the Exodu...
At work in the Collect for the 13th Sunday of Ordinary Time are themes of divine adoption, the liberation of the children of God, the peril of error, and the splendor of Truth. Her...
Let’s have a look at the Collect for today’s Mass of Pentecost Monday. COLLECT (1962MR): Deus, qui Apostolis tuis Sanctum dedisti Spiritum: concede plebi tuae piae petitionis effec...
At some point we wind up taking a stab at explaining the Trinity to someone. Results vary. Since this coming Sunday (at the traditional close of the Octave of Pentecost) we observ...
It was 26 minutes to 0600 when the sun rose in Rome. It was 16 minutes to 2100 when the sun set. The Curia is still in the 21:oo cycle for the Ave Maria Bell. Today is the real Fea...
In the traditional Roman calendar this Sunday is the 7th Sunday after Pentecost. Today’s Collect survived the cutting and pasting experts of the Consilium to live on as the Collect...
Liturgically busy day, just as it was in life. I’m getting behind. By the end of the day, I’m…. ugh. The Roman sun rose at 5:39. The Roman sun set at 20: 36. In the Curia the Ave...
Caption call. Welcome registrants: Brendan Doyle cburkhart09 mmromani@******.com Rujo43 SSPX bishops excommunicated. Meanwhile… Novus Ordo bishop of Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahass...
Ready or not, up came the sun at 5:36. Down went the sun at 20:41. Ave Maria? For the Curia – hah- at 21. It was the Feast of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin. It was the patro...
At 5:34 the sun rose upon the Eternal City At 20:43 we shall wave the sun farewell for another night. Ave Maria for the Curia is in the 21:00 cycle. It is the feast of the great St...
When, you ask, was sunrise in Rome? It was at 5:38. And you will likely ask when the sunset was, too. It was at 20:37. The Ave Maria for the Curia is in the 21:00 cycle. In the New...
For mt final full day for this sojourn the sun rose upon Rome at 5:33. It will set at 20:46. It is the 2nd Sunday after Pentecost, but in many places Corpus Christi has been transf...
5:46 – this was sunrise 20:28 – this was sunset 20:45 – this is for the Ave Maria Bell St. Paschal Baylón is remembered on his feast day. He was a model of perseverance in pursuin...
The World’s Best Sacristan™ sent this inscription which tells an interesting story. To make it easier for you to provide us with your own accurate rendering, here is the transcrip...
Today at 1700 EDT I will say a Votive Mass “for the unity of the Church”, once called “ad tollendum schisma”. Deus, qui errata córrigis, et dispérsa cóngregas, et congregáta consér...
On this First Friday of June the sun broke the plain at 5:33. Not that long ago as I write, it sank again below at 20:44. The Ave Maria Bell is in the 21:00 cycle still. But we k...
Pentecost Thursday. The Roman Station is St. Lawrence outside the walls, which is where it was in the Easter Octave on Wednesday. In the Gospel from Luke 9, Jesus sends the Apostle...
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