Thank you so much. I just attended my first two Latin Masses after finishing RCIA at my NO perish, Low Mass yesterday and a High Mass today that was beautiful. I don't have weekday Latin mass nearby but I'll be attending Latin Mass every Sunday and most Saturdays from now on and I know this video is going to be a huge help. I can't thank you enough.
I'm so glad I found this you are so amazing helping us come back to our Latin Mass this helped me so much understanding the missal. Thank you and God Bless You.
Paul, thank you for a very helpful video! I am just beginning to attend Latin Mass and it is taking me a while to get up to speed but your video really helps! I will be watching it regularly! God Bless You! Btw...purchased both the Father Lasance and Angelus Press missals after watching your review, and am finding the AP missal much easier to navigate though I do enjoy a lot of the “extras” contained in the FL!
Fan-tas-tic... So grateful for this. I'll start going to the TLM tomorrow, and I can't tell you how much this will help. +... This Missal happens to be the one I purchased. The Lord bless you abundantly, especially for sharing this. Ave Maria... take care of Paul and show him Your Tenderness :-)
This was very helpful. Thank you! I'm 52 and just started going to the Latin mass. I don't know what took me so long. And I remembered I had an old 1962 missile that my grandmother gave me years ago so I'm using that. You helped me to figure it out. The Mass is not as hard to follow us I thought it might be.
I’m beginning to learn about a Latin Mass prior to going to one & your video was an awesome help! I was able to follow along in my well used 1950 St. Joseph Daily Missal which belonged to my sweet Aunt...I didn’t realize that the prayer cards she put in it were probably used for page markers!
Thank you, I am fairly new to TLM. Have just bought this missal and didn’t know where to begin. This was a great video and much needed. I may have to watch it a couple of times to be more comfortable with it.
Thank you so much for this video, I'll watch it a few times, I went back to the TLM about a year ago, I have the Baronius Press version for about the last eight months, I wasn't well so I didn't really bother looking at it too much as I had a brain injury and there was too many ribbons lol! I feel more able to deal with it now though and am looking forward to being more involved with the Mass from now on. Thank you again and God bless you and those you love.
Thank you soooo much for such a WONDERFUL and informative post! God Bless ! I will be watching this a few more times to COMPLETELY understand and follow in my Missal our most LOVELY and most Sacred Mass! Thank you once again!
I have just ordered a 1962 Missal, and was looking for the best review/instructions I can find here in RUclips, and for me the one you have is the best and most helpful of all. I am very grateful and appreciate the effort you put in doing this recording. In light of the recent Motu Proprio by our Holy Father, I will continue to pray for our church and our leaders. I can only hope and pray that in the near future the Tridentine Rite will find its way back to ALL the Altars of the Holy Roman Catholic church. This time gives us the opportunity to be more faithful to Our Lord. To have a deeper meaning on what it is to be a true Catholic. God bless you Sir! Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi, Lex Vivendi!
@@raffysuarez8267 Sir, I ordered mine from Amazon,but currently Im here in Doha, Qatar. I have the Angelus Press and in my opinion the best 1962 missal we can get, it is easy to use and has a lot more devotional prayers than the Fr. Lassance.
Best video I've ever seen on how to use the Missal.For a long time, I used to just follow the ordinary of the Mass and hope the readings were read in English during the sermon. The experience is much richer when one follows the changeable parts of the Mass. Also, I have a Father Lasance New Roman Missal reprint which is wonderful, but not the 1962 Mass. I will have to order this Missal for Angelus Press. Thanks so much for making this video.
This is the second time I’m reviewing this video. Thank you so much for posting! I am absolutely loving the Traditional Mass!!!! But of course I need a bit more work in following it with my Missel. Thank you so much for this post! God Bless!
Thank you and your Priest & Altar server for this video. Seeing you go through the missal and then again during Mass is such a help! My husband and I will be coming back to your video until we get accustomed to the TLM. Bless you and Happy New Year!
Awesome video and very helpful. Going through RCIA and this exact missal was given to me by one of the instructors since I go to the Latin Mass. Can’t thank you enough!
I have the Fr. Lasance missal, and I just purchased the angelus press missal. I can understand why many of my friends prefer the Fr. Lasance missal Over this. You really flip through the missal more with this one.
Paul Flores Photography I cannot wait to try out the angelus press missal. The main reason I purchased it was due to the Holy Week difference between the two. This is my first year with the Latin mass and I am wondering what Holy Week my parish will do. (Probably the 1962 Holy Week).
This is the most amazing video I ever see The way that you explained is fantastic this is my first time and it’s so clear thank you so much God bless you!!…
Thank you, very helpful information just purchased the missal will follow your instructions seems overwhelming at first with all the flipping going on. God Bless 🙏🏼
Thank you for this video It's very helpful. I have this Missal and have attended a few traditional masses in my area but was never knowledgeable enough to bring it with me. I will try again!
Is the mass held at st Antony of padua in fresno? Nevermind. I recognized the father. I'm currently trying to figure out my father lasance Latin missal. Thanks for putting this together, this was a big help👍😁
Hi Paul. I just recently started going to TLM. Love it! Lol. Very difficult going to Novus Ordo if I have to due to my life's schedule. Anyhow I ordered the FL which is backordered. But your video is awesome. If I can teach myself the Divine Office, I'm praying the Holy Spirit will grant me the wisdom to learn the Missal as well. God Bless you and thank you for taking the time to educate us who are returning to the True Mass!🙏👊
Great video. Beautiful missals. Can I ask why none of these missals are in ebook form since the print is very hard to read for elder people and for some young people?
I just got mine today. I need help placing the ribbons. I'm sooo confused. Never had a missal of my own before, have been using the one at church, but I decided to get this one now that I found a church with latin masses.
Hello, I am happy to read you have your first missal! Congratulations! The following is how I set my ribbons, in the end it will be what works best for you. 1st ribbon is for Prayers starting on page 21. 2nd is for the Propers from Advent page 135 to the end of Pentecost page 817. 3rd is for the Ordinary of the Mass page 838. 4th is Common of the Saints page 931. 5th for the Proper of the Saints page 1041. And keep a couple of holy cards handy for those pages you may need to get quick access. As you continue to use the missal you will find the places that work best for you.
Interesting, and not difficult to follow along using the Baronius either. It's actually much simpler than I had expected. I have to say though that apart from the latin which I like, the difference between this and the NO is really just apples and oranges. Still, I'd like to get a chance to use my 1962 missal at some point.
Are you using the missal from angelus press? I just ordered the angelus press missal and dont have a clue how to use it lol. I am very new to the latin mass as i feel i was bamboozalled by the novus ordo mass cause i was none the wiser when i became catholic. I always thought this wasnt what i thought mass was like when i became catholic but did not know any better. Im so gratefull i discovered the latin mass.
Sadly the latin mass is not offered where I live, and with the chaos going on traveling to where it is isn't really a great idea right now so I will keep attending my NO mass but I have my latin missal and will be learning to completely use it with this video so when things hopefully go back to normal I can be ready. For the Churches that stream the latin mass could you still follow along?
I’ve been going to high mass at a Benedictine monastery and they do it a bit different I think, because I can’t follow the mass and missal sometimes. I’m new to Latin mass so I get a bit confused lol
Question: how do I find the readings/the proper for the Sunday mass? It is easy during the main calendar periods such as lent or Christmas. But what about Ordinary time? I am having trouble. Great video. Thank you for showing how to follow the mass while actually experiencing a real. Awesome idea.
Thank you for your comment. The propers for the whole year in a daily missal should be found in the beginning or end of the missal in the index or contents. The Church year is Advent...Christmas...Epiphany...Septuagesima...Lent...Easter...Pentecost. There is no Ordinary time in the traditional calendar. Here is an online calendar - www.fsspolgs.org/liturgical-aids/liturgical-calendar/
Thank you for the video! It was very helpful for those of us returning to the Latin Mass. Does the 1962 Angelus Press Missal include the High Sung Mass to follow along?
This was very helpful, but I have a question: what do I read on week days in "ordinary time?" After Low Sunday, the only readings are for Sunday masses.
Our local chapel lists out the Mass for the day, below is for the week of April 7th 2024 Sunday - Low Sunday Monday - Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Transferred) Tuesday - No Public Mass Wednesday - Votive Mass of St. Joseph Thursday - St. Leo the Great, Pope, Confessor & Doctor Friday - Votive Mass of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Saturday - St. Hermenegild, Martyr There are websites that list the propers for the day - propria.org/today/
Low Mass is when the priest reads or speaks the entire liturgy, with the assistance of one or more altar servers. only the altar boys respond to the priest. The congregation and choir may sing hymns. Sung or High Mass includes the Asperges before Mass, in which the priest sprinkles the congregation with Holy Water as part of the opening liturgical ceremony. Sung Mass is so called because many of the prayers of the Mass are sung by the priest, choir, or schola. Sung Mass also usually employs the use of incense. At Sung Mass, the faithful chant the Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus and Agnus Dei with the Schola (choir). The congregation also responds to the Priest in chant during multiple points during the Mass. Solemn Mass (also known as a Solemn High Mass), a type of Sung mass, is the full ceremonial form of the Tridentine Mass, celebrated by a priest with a deacon and a subdeacon, requiring most of the parts of the Mass to be sung, and the use of incense. The parts assigned to the deacon and subdeacon are often done by priests in vestments proper to those roles.
@@PaulFloresPhotography wow thank you in Florida our parish only does high masses so I was a little con fused when he said that there was a low mass in place of the high. But thank you very much for the explanation ! And btw the video was very helpful 😁
What was different about the Latin Mass prior to 1962? I've got a missal from 1925 that I use each time I attend the Traditional Latin Mass and everything seems to be just the same, so what gives? Thank You in advance for any information you might be able share on this.
There are websites that go into detail on the changes, but some of the changes are Holy Week, the addition of Saint Joseph to the Canon, and the removal of the third (peoples) Confiteor before Communion although most chapels I have attended retain the third Confiteor.
I haven't seen a missal since I was a small child and even then I didn't know how to use it. My question is, do I have to buy a new one every year or are the mass services always the same year after year?
Hello. There is no need to buy a missal yearly as the Mass year remains the same. If you bought a missal printed in 1955 you can use it today with no issues.
I was confirmed recently and wanted to be part of a Tridentine Mass community, which I was lucky to find. I have picked up all the main prayers and acclamations: Ave Maria, Pater Noster, Gloria, Credo, Agnus Dei. I'm struggling through, but doing, Latin Divine Office. If I buy an old missal, 1957 or 1962, etc., from the ones I'm seeing on Ebay, would the dates be the same for the current Masses - or are the current Masses following the Post Vatican II Feast Days and readings?
I have a close friend from grade school Who is Byzantine. Yet her husband was an altar boy in the Latin Rite and he likes to attend. She recent told me. Yes. It is very reverent. Yet. She finds it so sad. .....i asked why. She said the FORM. .......
Hi! I know how to go to the correct corresponding day but the readings in the 1962 missal do not match daily readings I see on USCCB. I believe we are in year C if I’m correct. Does the 1962 missal only include year A or B? Thank you so much
@@PaulFloresPhotography I got a missal from my Grandfather that was his and I'm so excited to start using it!!!! With this video I can start to understand it. Of course they are not all the same but I kinda get the idea of how to use it! God bless!
It would depend on the Sunday that just passed. For instance, the Propers for the Ferial Mass on February 21, 2022 would be taken from Sexagesima on page 269 of the Roman Catholic Daily Missal from Angelus Press.
@@PaulFloresPhotography ok, thank you for the reply I am still very new to the TLM and was a bit confused. I will be watching the TLM on RUclips on a almost daily basis, will eventually turn into daily in a few weeks. Even though I do not know enough Latin to follow the entire Mass, the TLM is my favorite version of the Mass, and I wish there was a Church near me that I can easily get to as I can’t drive.
It would be dependent on what the priest chooses to celebrate. Our chaplain chose to pray a Votive Mass of the Angels, IV today. Tomorrow he will pray the Votive Mass of St. Joseph, IV.
Hello, yes you can use the 1959 edition of the Saint Joseph missal to understand the Holy Mass. Be sure to read the introduction in the missal and read the red text in the Ordinary of the Mass to help understand.
My priest always begins mass with Asperges (sprinkling) is there anything in the missal to follow along with that? I'm very new to TLM and for awhile was confused while trying to follow along because I didn't realize the asperges was separate. This video is really helpful, thanks for that. I've been so lost at every mass until this video.
All Sundays have Asperges Me as preceding rite before Mass, and only during the Easter Season it will switch to Vidi Aquam instead of the regular Asperges Me.
@@supreme87878 That really depends on whether the Mass is a High or Low Mass. I sometimes go to a chapel where they celebrate the Sunday Mass as a Low Mass. In that Low Mass, they don't have the Asperges Me.
Hello, thank you for your question. The Propers are the parts (prayers, readings) of Holy Mass that change daily. Those include the Introit, Collect, Lesson (Epistle), Gradual, Gospel, Offertory, Secret, Communion, and Post Communion.
@@SuccessmarketingWEB Hello, the Collect is a prayer said by the Priest after the Gloria. It is a collected prayer of all the faithful assisting at the Holy Sacrifice: Raising his voice, his hands, and his sentiments to God, the Priest excites the faithful to unite their prayers to his.
The Collect is a prayer that takes its name from the latin 'colligere', meaning 'to gather up', and its purpose is just that: it collects the intentions of the feast being celebrated and presents them before our Heavenly Father. Ordinary parts are always the same, while the Propers change to reflect the feast being celebrated.
I see the confusion, my video covers the use of a missal for the Traditional Latin Mass. In our missal today is the 12th Sunday after Pentecost. If you are using a missal that has today as the 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time then that is a Novus Ordo missal. I would not have any information for that missal.
@@PaulFloresPhotography Thank you for clarifying, I seem to have bought the wrong missal, I didn't know there is a calendrical difference among them. Appreciate your prompt and informative efforts!
Here are some online stores to get a traditional missal Roman Catholic Daily Missal - angeluspress.org/ The Roman Missal (1962) - www.baroniuspress.com/ Saint Andrew Daily Missal, Saint Joseph Daily Missal - libers-com.3dcartstores.com/ Marian Missal - loretopubs.org/ Plethora of Missals - www.fraternitypublications.com/
The missal I believe you have, The Roman Missal (1962), is published by Baronius Press. It is very similar to the one I use in this video. The Ordinary of the Mass and Sundays and feasts in the missals will be the same. The difference will be in the layout of the text and the devotionals.
I can’t believe the church doesn’t teach this- thank you💪🏼🙏🏼
This was simply THE BEST video I've seen on how to use the 1962 Traditional Latin Mass Missal. Thank you so much and God Bless!
I attend FSSP ... grateful for this video ! May God richly reward you for this video
I am watching this in May 2021, and I am so thankful you took the time and effort to do this. So much appreciated, thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you so much. I just attended my first two Latin Masses after finishing RCIA at my NO perish, Low Mass yesterday and a High Mass today that was beautiful. I don't have weekday Latin mass nearby but I'll be attending Latin Mass every Sunday and most Saturdays from now on and I know this video is going to be a huge help. I can't thank you enough.
This is wonderful as our parish started the TLM 6months ago.
Much appreciated 🙏
That is wonderful to read!
Thanks for putting this out it is MOST helpful God bless you ♥️💙🙏🏻
Thank you for the kind comment.
This was so helpful to see he book being used step by step with the mass ,
Thank you
Iam blessed. Iam going to Latin mass Chennai little Mount.
That is wonderful.
I'm so glad I found this you are so amazing helping us come back to our Latin Mass this helped me so much understanding the missal. Thank you and God Bless You.
You are so welcome!
I was lost in the beginning, but I followed along with you in my new 1962 missal. Thank you for sharing this. I feel confident now.
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much! This upload was a blessing. Been trying to learn how to use my Missal and this seriously helped. Ave Maria.
Viva Cristo Rey!
Thank you!
Paul, thank you for a very helpful video! I am just beginning to attend Latin Mass and it is taking me a while to get up to speed but your video really helps! I will be watching it regularly! God Bless You! Btw...purchased both the Father Lasance and Angelus Press missals after watching your review, and am finding the AP missal much easier to navigate though I do enjoy a lot of the “extras” contained in the FL!
Thank you for your comment!
Fan-tas-tic... So grateful for this. I'll start going to the TLM tomorrow, and I can't tell you how much this will help. +... This Missal happens to be the one I purchased. The Lord bless you abundantly, especially for sharing this. Ave Maria... take care of Paul and show him Your Tenderness :-)
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I found it very helpful.
Thank you! I am happy to know it helped.
Thank you so much this was the most useful tutorial on the Roman Catholic daily missal Thank you
You're welcome! Thank you for viewing.
This was very helpful. Thank you! I'm 52 and just started going to the Latin mass. I don't know what took me so long. And I remembered I had an old 1962 missile that my grandmother gave me years ago so I'm using that. You helped me to figure it out. The Mass is not as hard to follow us I thought it might be.
I’m beginning to learn about a Latin Mass prior to going to one & your video was an awesome help! I was able to follow along in my well used 1950 St. Joseph Daily Missal which belonged to my sweet Aunt...I didn’t realize that the prayer cards she put in it were probably used for page markers!
That is wonderful to read!
I just received one of these as a Christmas gift, so I thank you for this video. God keep you!
Thank you!
Agreed! The best video tutorial on how to use the Latin missal! I appreciate you so much! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Me too thank you I just bought my own Roman missal 1962 , I was confused how to use it. Your video in detail help me out think you so much. 5☆☆☆☆☆
Glad it was helpful!
i was born in 1960 i remenber atending the latin mass most wonderful thanks
I am happy to see you were able to enjoy the video. Thank you
Thank you, I am fairly new to TLM. Have just bought this missal and didn’t know where to begin. This was a great video and much needed. I may have to watch it a couple of times to be more comfortable with it.
Thank you, glad it was helpful!
This is really wonderful and extremely helpful! Thank you and God Bless!
Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video, I'll watch it a few times, I went back to the TLM about a year ago, I have the Baronius Press version for about the last eight months, I wasn't well so I didn't really bother looking at it too much as I had a brain injury and there was too many ribbons lol! I feel more able to deal with it now though and am looking forward to being more involved with the Mass from now on. Thank you again and God bless you and those you love.
Thank you
Thank you soooo much for such a WONDERFUL and informative post! God Bless ! I will be watching this a few more times to COMPLETELY understand and follow in my Missal our most LOVELY and most Sacred Mass! Thank you once again!
Glad it was helpful!
I have just ordered a 1962 Missal, and was looking for the best review/instructions I can find here in RUclips, and for me the one you have is the best and most helpful of all. I am very grateful and appreciate the effort you put in doing this recording.
In light of the recent Motu Proprio by our Holy Father, I will continue to pray for our church and our leaders. I can only hope and pray that in the near future the Tridentine Rite will find its way back to ALL the Altars of the Holy Roman Catholic church.
This time gives us the opportunity to be more faithful to Our Lord. To have a deeper meaning on what it is to be a true Catholic.
God bless you Sir!
Lex Orandi, Lex Credendi, Lex Vivendi!
Thank you for your kind words. May God bless you.
Gabriel, where did u order ur missal? I'm in philippines & m trying to find one; can't so far.
@@raffysuarez8267 Sir, I ordered mine from Amazon,but currently Im here in Doha, Qatar.
I have the Angelus Press and in my opinion the best 1962 missal we can get, it is easy to use and has a lot more devotional prayers than the Fr. Lassance.
@@gabbydator2095 tks lots. God bls.
Best video I've ever seen on how to use the Missal.For a long time, I used to just follow the ordinary of the Mass and hope the readings were read in English during the sermon. The experience is much richer when one follows the changeable parts of the Mass.
Also, I have a Father Lasance New Roman Missal reprint which is wonderful, but not the 1962 Mass. I will have to order this Missal for Angelus Press. Thanks so much for making this video.
Glad it was helpful!
This is the second time I’m reviewing this video. Thank you so much for posting! I am absolutely loving the Traditional Mass!!!! But of course I need a bit more work in following it with my Missel. Thank you so much for this post! God Bless!
You are welcome.
Thank you and your Priest & Altar server for this video. Seeing you go through the missal and then again during Mass is such a help! My husband and I will be coming back to your video until we get accustomed to the TLM. Bless you and Happy New Year!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome video and very helpful. Going through RCIA and this exact missal was given to me by one of the instructors since I go to the Latin Mass. Can’t thank you enough!
Thank you for your comment, I am happy the video helps.
This video is GREAT! Very helpful! Thanks - you did an absolutely fantastic job.
Thank you
Just started going to the latin mass and this video is exactly what I needed. Thanks so much for taking the time to make this, it really helps!!!
Thank you!
This is really well done
Thank you!
Thanks for the upload. Appreciate your efforts. Most helpful.
I have the Fr. Lasance missal, and I just purchased the angelus press missal. I can understand why many of my friends prefer the Fr. Lasance missal Over this. You really flip through the missal more with this one.
Thank you for your comment. Yes, there is a bit more flipping pages. You have two wonderful missals!
Paul Flores Photography I cannot wait to try out the angelus press missal. The main reason I purchased it was due to the Holy Week difference between the two. This is my first year with the Latin mass and I am wondering what Holy Week my parish will do. (Probably the 1962 Holy Week).
Thanks for this, just got my missal and this was just what I needed
Thank you and God be with you. ✝️🙏🏽
Thank you too
Helpful, thanks. Now to work on my Latin. That bell sounds like a fire alarm.
This is the most amazing video I ever see The way that you explained is fantastic this is my first time and it’s so clear thank you so much God bless you!!…
You are so welcome!
Thank you, very helpful information just purchased the missal will follow your instructions seems overwhelming at first with all the flipping going on. God Bless 🙏🏼
I am glad to read that, it takes practice. Feel free to ask any questions.
Thank you for your video it is very helpful for me to understand the Latin Mass
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this video It's very helpful. I have this Missal and have attended a few traditional masses in my area but was never knowledgeable enough to bring it with me. I will try again!
Thank you!
Thanks for the video and happy sunday!
My misle was given yo me in 1945, I believe, it is a wonderful prayer nook.
That is wonderful!
Is the mass held at st Antony of padua in fresno?
Nevermind. I recognized the father. I'm currently trying to figure out my father lasance Latin missal. Thanks for putting this together, this was a big help👍😁
My pleasure.
Wonderful video; thanks and God bless you!
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing ❤
You are so welcome!
Very helpful! Thank you.
You're welcome!
Thank you so much! I'm new to the Latin Mass and your video was extremely helpful. God bless you for doing this.
You are so welcome!
Hi Paul. I just recently started going to TLM. Love it! Lol. Very difficult going to Novus Ordo if I have to due to my life's schedule. Anyhow I ordered the FL which is backordered. But your video is awesome. If I can teach myself the Divine Office, I'm praying the Holy Spirit will grant me the wisdom to learn the Missal as well. God Bless you and thank you for taking the time to educate us who are returning to the True Mass!🙏👊
Thank you for your kind words. If you have any questions please ask or if you would like me to make a video just on the Lasance missal, let me know.
@@PaulFloresPhotography Definitly DO a video on just the Lasance Missal. Again. Awesome video!
A video on the FL missal would be a wonderful addition!
@@PaulFloresPhotography Lasance missal please?
Thank you so much for this!!! Incredibly helpful! God bless you.
Thank you and may God bless you!
I wish you could hear the priest as I would like to learn the Latin mass as well as how to follow along.
I agree. I don't understand why they don't make it easier for people to hear
Chris C It’s because the mass isn’t about you. It’s about Christ’s sacrifice.
Already see a problem for me a ex Protestant now Catholic, what page number and the color of the ribbons many questions will watch the rest now
Thank you very much, Godbless You and HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Thank you!
Thank you, much appreciated!
You're welcome!
Well done Mr, thank you for that wonderful video, it helped me to understand better the steps of the tridentine mass, very helpful.
You are very welcome
Wonderful video, thank you!!
Thank you!
Thank you so much the video was very helpful.
You're welcome!
Great video, helps so much! Thank you.
You're welcome!
Great video. Beautiful missals. Can I ask why none of these missals are in ebook form since the print is very hard to read for elder people and for some young people?
Thanks so much God bless you 🎉🎉⛪️✝️✝️
You are so welcome
I just got mine today. I need help placing the ribbons. I'm sooo confused. Never had a missal of my own before, have been using the one at church, but I decided to get this one now that I found a church with latin masses.
Hello, I am happy to read you have your first missal! Congratulations! The following is how I set my ribbons, in the end it will be what works best for you. 1st ribbon is for Prayers starting on page 21. 2nd is for the Propers from Advent page 135 to the end of Pentecost page 817. 3rd is for the Ordinary of the Mass page 838. 4th is Common of the Saints page 931. 5th for the Proper of the Saints page 1041. And keep a couple of holy cards handy for those pages you may need to get quick access. As you continue to use the missal you will find the places that work best for you.
@@PaulFloresPhotography Thank you so much, Mr. Flores. I will start with your suggestion above. (I go to St. Anthony too.)
Wonderful. If you ever would like to talk more about the missal after mass I would enjoy that.
Excellent. Thank-you!
You're very welcome!
Interesting, and not difficult to follow along using the Baronius either. It's actually much simpler than I had expected. I have to say though that apart from the latin which I like, the difference between this and the NO is really just apples and oranges. Still, I'd like to get a chance to use my 1962 missal at some point.
Are you using the missal from angelus press? I just ordered the angelus press missal and dont have a clue how to use it lol. I am very new to the latin mass as i feel i was bamboozalled by the novus ordo mass cause i was none the wiser when i became catholic. I always thought this wasnt what i thought mass was like when i became catholic but did not know any better. Im so gratefull i discovered the latin mass.
Hello, the missal I use in this video is the Roman Catholic Daily Missal published by the Angelus Press.
Sadly the latin mass is not offered where I live, and with the chaos going on traveling to where it is isn't really a great idea right now so I will keep attending my NO mass but I have my latin missal and will be learning to completely use it with this video so when things hopefully go back to normal I can be ready. For the Churches that stream the latin mass could you still follow along?
Yes, you can use these missals to follow along.
nice work! helpful video-thanks
Thank you!
I’ve been going to high mass at a Benedictine monastery and they do it a bit different I think, because I can’t follow the mass and missal sometimes. I’m new to Latin mass so I get a bit confused lol
Question: how do I find the readings/the proper for the Sunday mass? It is easy during the main calendar periods such as lent or Christmas. But what about Ordinary time? I am having trouble.
Great video. Thank you for showing how to follow the mass while actually experiencing a real. Awesome idea.
Thank you for your comment. The propers for the whole year in a daily missal should be found in the beginning or end of the missal in the index or contents. The Church year is Advent...Christmas...Epiphany...Septuagesima...Lent...Easter...Pentecost. There is no Ordinary time in the traditional calendar. Here is an online calendar - www.fsspolgs.org/liturgical-aids/liturgical-calendar/
Many thanks. Very helpful.
Thank you!
Thank you soo much! 🙏
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Thank you for the video! It was very helpful for those of us returning to the Latin Mass. Does the 1962 Angelus Press Missal include the High Sung Mass to follow along?
The Ordinary of the Mass is for both Low Mass and High Mass including Missa Cantata.
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This was very helpful, but I have a question: what do I read on week days in "ordinary time?" After Low Sunday, the only readings are for Sunday masses.
Our local chapel lists out the Mass for the day, below is for the week of April 7th 2024
Sunday - Low Sunday
Monday - Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Transferred)
Tuesday - No Public Mass
Wednesday - Votive Mass of St. Joseph
Thursday - St. Leo the Great, Pope, Confessor & Doctor
Friday - Votive Mass of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Saturday - St. Hermenegild, Martyr
There are websites that list the propers for the day - propria.org/today/
What is low Sunday? Every Sunday at my parish is doing high masses and low in the morning
Low Mass is when the priest reads or speaks the entire liturgy, with the assistance of one or more altar servers. only the altar boys respond to the priest. The congregation and choir may sing hymns.
Sung or High Mass includes the Asperges before Mass, in which the priest sprinkles the congregation with Holy Water as part of the opening liturgical ceremony. Sung Mass is so called because many of the prayers of the Mass are sung by the priest, choir, or schola. Sung Mass also usually employs the use of incense. At Sung Mass, the faithful chant the Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus and Agnus Dei with the Schola (choir). The congregation also responds to the Priest in chant during multiple points during the Mass.
Solemn Mass (also known as a Solemn High Mass), a type of Sung mass, is the full ceremonial form of the Tridentine Mass, celebrated by a priest with a deacon and a subdeacon, requiring most of the parts of the Mass to be sung, and the use of incense. The parts assigned to the deacon and subdeacon are often done by priests in vestments proper to those roles.
@@PaulFloresPhotography wow thank you in Florida our parish only does high masses so I was a little con fused when he said that there was a low mass in place of the high. But thank you very much for the explanation ! And btw the video was very helpful 😁
What was different about the Latin Mass prior to 1962? I've got a missal from 1925 that I use each time I attend the Traditional Latin Mass and everything seems to be just the same, so what gives? Thank You in advance for any information you might be able share on this.
There are websites that go into detail on the changes, but some of the changes are Holy Week, the addition of Saint Joseph to the Canon, and the removal of the third (peoples) Confiteor before Communion although most chapels I have attended retain the third Confiteor.
@@PaulFloresPhotography Thank You for that information. It is appreciated.
I haven't seen a missal since I was a small child and even then I didn't know how to use it. My question is, do I have to buy a new one every year or are the mass services always the same year after year?
Hello. There is no need to buy a missal yearly as the Mass year remains the same. If you bought a missal printed in 1955 you can use it today with no issues.
I was confirmed recently and wanted to be part of a Tridentine Mass community, which I was lucky to find. I have picked up all the main prayers and acclamations: Ave Maria, Pater Noster, Gloria, Credo, Agnus Dei. I'm struggling through, but doing, Latin Divine Office. If I buy an old missal, 1957 or 1962, etc., from the ones I'm seeing on Ebay, would the dates be the same for the current Masses - or are the current Masses following the Post Vatican II Feast Days and readings?
Most of the Tridentine Mass communities will follow the 1962 calendar and some the 1954. No Tridentine Mass will follow the post Vatican II calendar.
I think it's very important that you activate the subtitles in spanish. It is good that this explanation reaches the spanish-speaking community.
I have a close friend from grade school Who is Byzantine. Yet her husband was an altar boy in the Latin Rite and he likes to attend. She recent told me. Yes. It is very reverent. Yet. She finds it so sad. .....i asked why. She said the FORM. .......
Hi! I know how to go to the correct corresponding day but the readings in the 1962 missal do not match daily readings I see on USCCB. I believe we are in year C if I’m correct. Does the 1962 missal only include year A or B? Thank you so much
Hello, the readings from the 1962 missal do not correspond to the readings from the new mass found on the USCCB website.
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@@PaulFloresPhotography I got a missal from my Grandfather that was his and I'm so excited to start using it!!!! With this video I can start to understand it. Of course they are not all the same but I kinda get the idea of how to use it! God bless!
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On the liturgical calendar that I have for the TLM, it shows Ferial day (Mass of preceding Sunday) what page should I have my Missal set to for Mass?
It would depend on the Sunday that just passed. For instance, the Propers for the Ferial Mass on February 21, 2022 would be taken from Sexagesima on page 269 of the Roman Catholic Daily Missal from Angelus Press.
@@PaulFloresPhotography ok, thank you for the reply I am still very new to the TLM and was a bit confused. I will be watching the TLM on RUclips on a almost daily basis, will eventually turn into daily in a few weeks. Even though I do not know enough Latin to follow the entire Mass, the TLM is my favorite version of the Mass, and I wish there was a Church near me that I can easily get to as I can’t drive.
Hi Paul, how about the Feria? Like the today, Feb. 19, and there’s no feast at all
It would be dependent on what the priest chooses to celebrate. Our chaplain chose to pray a Votive Mass of the Angels, IV today. Tomorrow he will pray the Votive Mass of St. Joseph, IV.
Can you please share a link to this missal...
angeluspress.org/collections/tridentine-mass/products/1962-roman-catholic-daily-missal
Between this Roman Daily Missal and the Angelus Press Missal, which would you pick best?
Hello, thank you for your question. Although both missals are very similar, I like the layout of the Angelus Press Missal.
Can I use my Saint Joseph (1959 edition) in understanding how to use the , Traditional Latin Mass?
Hello, yes you can use the 1959 edition of the Saint Joseph missal to understand the Holy Mass. Be sure to read the introduction in the missal and read the red text in the Ordinary of the Mass to help understand.
My priest always begins mass with Asperges (sprinkling) is there anything in the missal to follow along with that? I'm very new to TLM and for awhile was confused while trying to follow along because I didn't realize the asperges was separate. This video is really helpful, thanks for that. I've been so lost at every mass until this video.
Hello, in most that I have seen, the Asperges will precede the Ordinary of the Mass in the missal.
That is not done for low mass, only high mass ....Sundays and solemnities
All Sundays have Asperges Me as preceding rite before Mass, and only during the Easter Season it will switch to Vidi Aquam instead of the regular Asperges Me.
@@supreme87878 That really depends on whether the Mass is a High or Low Mass. I sometimes go to a chapel where they celebrate the Sunday Mass as a Low Mass. In that Low Mass, they don't have the Asperges Me.
@@Sherlock910 low mass doesnt have it, but other masses that are on the weekday also doesnt have the asperges.
What specific missal is that?
Hello, It is The Roman Catholic Daily Missal by the Angelus Press.
I’m just as lost as before I watched the video lol
At what point are you lost? I will be happy to go over any specifics.
I’m lost 😪😪😪 hahah
At what point are you lost? I will try and answer as best i can.
Señor Flores, tengo mi nuevo misal romano latin/español.
Podria mandarme su video explicado en español?
Clic en el engranaje en el video y vaya en subtitulos, hay un opción para traducir el video
@@MR-wn6ln gracias!
Esa edición es de piel genuina?
Yes
what is a collect? what is a proper?
Hello, thank you for your question. The Propers are the parts (prayers, readings) of Holy Mass that change daily. Those include the Introit, Collect, Lesson (Epistle), Gradual, Gospel, Offertory, Secret, Communion, and Post Communion.
@@PaulFloresPhotography What is a collect?
@@SuccessmarketingWEB Hello, the Collect is a prayer said by the Priest after the Gloria. It is a collected prayer of all the faithful assisting at the Holy Sacrifice: Raising his voice, his hands, and his sentiments to God, the Priest excites the faithful to unite their prayers to his.
The Collect is a prayer that takes its name from the latin 'colligere', meaning 'to gather up', and its purpose is just that: it collects the intentions of the feast being celebrated and presents them before our Heavenly Father.
Ordinary parts are always the same, while the Propers change to reflect the feast being celebrated.
How can I find Ordinary mass readings? I have been struggling for a while.
Hello, If your parish does not offer the Propers for daily Mass you can search online and use a website like this: latinmasshelper.com/readings/
@@PaulFloresPhotography Thanks! but where are they in the missal? Like where are today's (21st Sunday in Ordinary Time)?
I see the confusion, my video covers the use of a missal for the Traditional Latin Mass. In our missal today is the 12th Sunday after Pentecost. If you are using a missal that has today as the 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time then that is a Novus Ordo missal. I would not have any information for that missal.
@@PaulFloresPhotography Thank you for clarifying, I seem to have bought the wrong missal, I didn't know there is a calendrical difference among them. Appreciate your prompt and informative efforts!
Here are some online stores to get a traditional missal
Roman Catholic Daily Missal - angeluspress.org/
The Roman Missal (1962) - www.baroniuspress.com/
Saint Andrew Daily Missal, Saint Joseph Daily Missal - libers-com.3dcartstores.com/
Marian Missal - loretopubs.org/
Plethora of Missals - www.fraternitypublications.com/
Is there a difference between a 1962 regular missal and a missal that says daily? I have a missal that says The Roman Missal 1962.
The missal I believe you have, The Roman Missal (1962), is published by Baronius Press. It is very similar to the one I use in this video. The Ordinary of the Mass and Sundays and feasts in the missals will be the same. The difference will be in the layout of the text and the devotionals.
Thank you for the reply.
Daily missal is thicker than sunday missal