Holy Rosary Catholic Church

All parishes of the Roman Catholic Church will implement the use of the Third Revision of the Roman Missal, an English translation which more accurately corresponds to the original text, in with the global Catholic Church, on the first Sunday of Advent, November 27, 2011.

During the next several months our parish will prepare for this change by offering informative workshops, articles, links to online sources, and references to the changes by our priests in their homilies. We will also periodically update this section of our website, giving helpful guides and resources that may help parishioners to understand the importance of these changes, and how the changes of prayers and responses will affect your participation in the Mass.

 

An introduction to the Third Edition of the Roman Missal...

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Interested in what the specific changes in text are?

A comparison of the current and new mass parts.

 

Curious about how these changes came about?

Also the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has a number of great resources on their website, including the following videos about the new translation of the Roman Missal:

 

	How Did We Get Here?
	Liturgiam Authenticam & Translating the Third Edition
	Process of Translating the Roman Missal, Third Edition
	What's New in the Roman Missal, Third Edition - Part I
	What's New in the Roman Missal, Third Edition - Part II
	What's New in Orations (Proper Prayers)
	The Art of Celebrating the Eucharist
	The Place of Beauty & Music in the Art of Celebrating the Eucharist
	The Presider & the Art of Celebrating the Eucharist
	The Spiritual Disposition in the Art of Celebrating the Eucharist
	The Place of Singing in the Art of Celebrating the Eucharist
	Parish Implementation
	An Interview with Archbishop Gregory M. Aymond
	A Message from Bishop Arthur J. Serratelli

 

Here is a link for the insert from our June 19th bulletin entitled, The Roman Missal: Embracing The New Translation by Rev. Richard Hilgartner.