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What Is The Roman Missal? . The Roman Missal Aka ?Sacramentary"is the original name of the liturgical book containing the Order of Mass (prayers used at the Mass and the rubrics for Mass), the Lectionary contains the readings ? . A Quick History. Second Vatican Council(1964)-- directed to unde
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1. Saint John Vianney Sedona, AZ Introduction to the Third Edition of the Roman Missal Why the Change?
What to Expect
Looking toward the future Welcome participants, presenters (History of the RM study group), clarify what our goals are for the evening:
Why a new translation
Basic information about the Roman Missal
What to expect from the translation
What to expect from the Archdiocese
Opportunity for you to ask questions/ to pose concerns/to offer ideas about catechesis in preparation for the RM
Prayer
All Who Hunger Gather Gladly
Prayer
DVD Presentation Archbishops
Welcome participants, presenters (History of the RM study group), clarify what our goals are for the evening:
Why a new translation
Basic information about the Roman Missal
What to expect from the translation
What to expect from the Archdiocese
Opportunity for you to ask questions/ to pose concerns/to offer ideas about catechesis in preparation for the RM
Prayer
All Who Hunger Gather Gladly
Prayer
DVD Presentation Archbishops
2. What Is The Roman Missal? The Roman Missal
Aka Sacramentary
is the original name of the liturgical book containing the Order of Mass (prayers used at the Mass and the rubrics for Mass), the Lectionary contains the readings
3. A Quick History Second Vatican Council(1964)-- directed to undertake the work of liturgical reform
Complete Sacramentary (approved by ICEL (International Com. English Liturgy) 1973, confirmed 1974)
Issued quicklyunderstood revision necessary
Translation into vernacularThe language of the people
The English translation was:
Based upon dynamic equivalence(focus on the wider meaning over formal equivalence(focus on the specific words and style used in the original
broad meaning vs. literalword by word
And favors time-honored, traditional phrasing which other language groups have used all along is recovered
4. A Quick Historycontd Liturgiam Authenticam (2001)
Pope John Pauls answer to what was happening
Changed the rules of translation to formal
More biblically rooted to help us hear the bible
Recognizes that English translations of liturgical texts are used by other language groups(countries) to guide their own translations; therefore the English needs to be as precise and close to the original as possible
5. Roman Missal 2nd edition solved some of the translation problems of the quickly translated 1st edition
Was completed 1997never came out!
English translations of liturgical texts were used by other groups to guide their own translations
Addressed concerns of inclusive language
Continued concern of translations
6. Whats New in the RomanMissal Third Edition?(What to Expect) Many new prayers
* New Prayers
* New Blessings
* Votive Masses
* Masses for Various Needs and Intentions
* Many New Saints
* Vigils for Epiphany and Ascension
* An extended Vigil for Pentecost
* Editorial Changes/Corrections
7. Whats New in the Roman Missal Third Edition?(What to Expect) Other gains with the Roman Missal Third Edition
* Connections to Scripture are clearer
* The style will be more formal, elevated
Chalice vs Cup; Consubstantial
* The vocabulary will be more varied, poetic, and concrete
ConcreteGod of Hosts
Poetic--Gloria
* The texts are written to be sung
* The language is more inclusive
i.e. Brethren vs. brothers & sisters
* A better linguistic connection to Catholics around the world
8. What Changes Priest parts i.e.
Opening prayers (Collect)
Eucharist prayers
Chalice vs. cup
in his holy and vulnerable hands
poured out for you and for Many
More sung dialogues (hopefully ? )
New mass settingsSantus, Gloria, Mystery of faith
Added dismissals
i.e. Go in peace glorifying the Lord by your life
9. Assembly/lay faithful parts i.e.
No Christ has died, Christ has risen
Change from Memorial Acclamation to Mystery of Faith
through my fault, through my fault
Creedconsubstantial
Lord I am not worthy that you should Enter under my roof...
and with your Spirit
What Changes contd.
10. The Good News of Change Change can be an opportunity for growth, for fresh ears and eyes
Opportunity for liturgical catechesis
To reflect on the words of the mass
to find ways to engage the People of God more fully in the life of the Church, especially in the celebration of the Eucharist
Connection to Mission and Outreach
Dismissal
11. This is an opportunity to go beyond the words. This is an opportunity to engage peoples minds and hearts more fully in the meaning of the liturgy to nourish our life of faith.
Using a living language implies change and as a result we can expect that Roman Missal 3rd edition will not be the last! Look to the Future Opportunity for growing in and deepening our understanding of the liturgy
Liturgy is central to who we are as Catholics
Liturgy will always be the liturgy
Basic structure, the way we do the liturgy remains unchanged
Do formation that invigorates the faith lives of our peopleOpportunity for growing in and deepening our understanding of the liturgy
Liturgy is central to who we are as Catholics
Liturgy will always be the liturgy
Basic structure, the way we do the liturgy remains unchanged
Do formation that invigorates the faith lives of our people
12. Where Can I Learn More? www.USCCB.org/romanmissal.org
www.revisedromanmissal.org
13. What Education is SJV providing? This slide show
Liturgy Corner
Bulletin articles & inserts
GIFT presentations
The Dry Mass
Lift up Your Hearts faith formation
Presentations to ministry groups
5 Minute reviews after masses (Sept-Nov)
14. Your Input Questions?
Concerns?
Comments?