Benedictus has the potential to serve as an accessible introduction for newcomers to the Extraordinary Form, a source for timely resources designed to support the domestic Church, and even a tool for evangelization.
the 1962 edition of the Missale Romanum, and of the Tridentine Rite in.
#Breviarium romanum 1962 edition of the roman code
There is much to be said in favor of quality hand-missals that can be used year after year, but there is also something to be said for this sort of monthly magazine. In 1960, a new code of rubrics for the Missal and the Breviary were promulgated. Surely there will be naysayers who question the value of such a publication when a plethora of single-volume, traditional hand-missals already exists. (The Hours of Lauds, Prime, Terce, Sext, None, Vespers and Compline) The psalms only for the hour of Matins have been included.
This work contains the Day-Hours for the 1962 Roman Breviary. Morning and Evening Devotions (excerpts from Lauds & Vespers of the 1960 Breviarium Romanum)ĭaily Meditations (writings from saints, scholars, and spiritual masters)Ĭommentary (short essays on feasts & saints)Ĭlassic Prayers (devotional prayers in Latin & English)Īrtwork (a high-quality print and separable holy card in each issue)Ī sample issue of Benedictus is available for viewing here. The Divine Office is presented in both Latin and English, in parallel columns. The new Benedictus booklet promises to include much more than the daily Mass texts. Hopefully Sophia Institute Press will be able to make a more successful go of it. Readers may recall that there was a previous attempt at this type of monthly publication for the Extraordinary Form, entitled Laudamus Te, which seems to have failed due to an insufficient number of subscribers. Entitled Benedictus, this will be an undertaking of Sophia Institute Press, produced in consultation with various English-speaking priests and theologians. Por primera vez desde 1962, presentamos una nueva edición completa del Breviarium Romanum - el libro tradicional de oraciones para el oficio divino. Their work is a blessing to the Church (and has been highlighted on Views from the Choir Loft here and here).īeginning in August 2021, something similar will be available for the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite. At once high-quality and disposable, this publication has a wide readership and has been instrumental in the spiritual growth of many people. OR MANY years, the monthly Magnificat magazine has served as a popular “hand-missal” for Mass-goers in the Ordinary Form of the Roman Rite.
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