The Ceremonies of Low Mass; According to the Rubrics of the Missal, Decrees of the Popes, and of the Congregation of Sacred Rites, and the Opinions of the Most Eminent Rubricists to Which Is Added an Article on the Celebration of Two Masses (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1846 Excerpt: ...first finger (joined together) and the other fingers of the left hand, and still holding the particle over the Chalice, says aloud: Per omnia scecula saculorum. The Server having answered Amen, the Priest continues PaxifaDomini--silifrsemper--vobisifr cum; and at the same time he, thrice, makes the sign of the Cross with the particle, within the cup, not touching it with the Host, observing at each sign of the Cross to dispense the words as they are given above. When the Server has answered Et cum spiritu tuo, the Priest lets the particle fall into the Chalice, saying in a low voice: Hcec commixlio, &c, making an inclination of the head at Jesu Christi; he then rubs the fingers with which he has touched the Host, over the Chalice; and having again joined them, lays his left hand on the foot of the Chalice, covers it with the Pall, and makes a genuflction. 96. On arising, the Priest joins his hands before his breast, without laying them on the Altar; and inclining his head, or rather making the moderate inclination towards the blessed Sacrament, says aloud: Agnus Dei, &c At these words, peccata mundi, he places the left hand on the Corporal, where it is to remain until the end of the third Agnus Dei, and with the hree last fingers of the right hand he strikes his breast saying miserere nobis; after which he ought not to put his right hand on the Altar, but should withdraw it slowly so as to strike his breast again at the second miserere nobis and at dona nobis pacem. 97. The Priest, being moderately inclined, his hands joined on the Altar and not on the Corporal, recites in a low This is prescribed by Lohner, Antoine, Manuel des Ce'rim. Rom., the Direttorio, and some others; and they refer to the Ordo Mittoc. voice the prayer Domine Jesu Christe, qui...