Let Us Pray A Guide to the Rubrics of Sunday Mass

Name: Let Us Pray A Guide to the Rubrics of Sunday Mass
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ISBN: 9780814662137

ISBN-10: 0814662137

ISBN-13: 9780814662137

Edition: 2006

Authors: Paul Turner

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Those who use Mass guides and liturgical books as they participate in the liturgy find on almost every page directives on how the liturgy is to be ministered by the priest, deacon, and other ministers and how the assembly is to participate. These "rubrics" traditionally are printed in red so as to contrast with the liturgical texts. Let Us Pray gives helpful explanations for the principal rubrics for a typical Sunday Mass. Paul Turner reflects on the place of ritual within the context of Catholic piety and then explores the regulations governing the furnishings, vestments, and ministers of the Mass. He walks us through the entire Mass from the entrance procession to the dismissal. Amply…

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List price: $23.95
Copyright year: 2006
Publisher: Liturgical Press
Publication date: 6/1/2006
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 192
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.572
Language: English



Acknowledgments


Abbreviations


Introduction


Making judgments


The documents


Local variations


Liturgical theology


Historical precedent


Scriptural influence


Cultural sensitivity


Courtesy and common sense


Variety and constancy in the Mass


Introductory Rites


Before Mass


The gathering of the people


The assembly


Arriving


Seating


Sitting


Seating for ministers


Furniture


Sanctuary


Altar


Ambo


Chair


Other features


Books


Vesture


Vessels


Cloths


Credence table


Cross


Candles


Flowers


Tabernacle


Other objects


Entrance chant


The song


Leading the song


Other matters


Procession


Order of procession


Reverencing the altar


Bows and genuflections


Placement of objects


Kissing the altar


Incensing the cross and the altar


Going to seats


Sign of the cross


Greeting


Introduction


Content


Minister


Location


Act of penitence


Blessing and sprinkling of water


Glory to God


Changes to the Introductory Rites


Collect


Liturgy of the Word


Choice of readings


Introduction to the Liturgy of the Word


Lector


Approaching the ambo


Proclaiming the readings


Hearing the readings


Concluding the readings


First reading


Responsorial psalm


Second reading


Sequence


Gospel acclamation


Actions during the gospel acclamation


Procession


Gospel


Homily


Dismissal of catechumens


Creed


Prayer of the faithful


Purpose and nature


Ministries


Location


Intentions


Response


Concluding prayer


Liturgy of the Eucharist


Preliminaries


Offertory chant


Collection


Preparing the altar


Procession fo the gifts


Gifts


Bread


Appearance


Hosts


Size


Quantity and vessels


Wine


Procession


Preparation of the gifts


Receiving the gifts


Taking the bread


Adding water


Taking the cup


Private prayer


Incensing the gifts


Washing hands


Invitation and response


Prayer over the offerings


Eucharistic Prayer


Meaning


Introduction


Choice of prayer


Singing


Structure


Dialogue


Preface


Holy, Holy


Transition: Prayer I from the Holy, Holy to the institution narrative


Transition: Other Eucharistic Prayers from the Holy, Holy to the institution narrative


Institution narrative and consecration


Memorial acclamation


Anamnesis and offering


Intercessions


Final doxology


Communion rite


Lord's Prayer


Rite of peace


Prayer to Christ


Greeting of peace


Sign of peace


Breaking Bread


Fraction


Lamb of God


Communion from the tabernacle


Posture


The priest's Communion


Preparation


"Behold the Lamb of God"


Immediate preparation and the Body of Christ


Immediate preparation and the Blood of Christ


Communion chant


Deacon's Communion


Extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion


Communion of the faithful


Both kinds


Procession


The Body of Christ


The Blood of Christ


Intinction, tube, spoon


Blessings


Returning to seats


After Communion


Communion to the sick and homebound


Consuming the remains


Reposition


Purification


Thanksgiving


Prayer after Communion


Closing Rites


Announcements


Blessing


Dismissal


Recession


Liturgical Renewal


Some specific issues


Shadows of the previous Missal


"Offertory" and "preparation of the gifts"


Standing for the Eucharistic Prayer


Sign of peace


Communion under both kinds


Extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion


Preparing for liturgy


Some general matters


Abuses


The nature of rubrics