Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,   0 |           Council II, and the new Missal that will be used henceforth
 2 Intro,   0 |         whole world.5 In this new Missal, then, the Church's rule
 3 Intro,   0 |        promulgated the Tridentine Missal. The fact that the same
 4 Intro,   0 |       harmoniously this new Roman Missal improves on the older one. ~
 5 Intro,   0 |                      7. The older Missal belongs to the difficult
 6 Intro,   0 |         rites. In fact, the Roman Missal of 1570 differs very little
 7 Intro,   0 |       turn faithfully follows the Missal used at the time of Pope
 8 Intro,   0 |          that the revisers of the Missal under St. Pius V followed.
 9 Intro,   0 |           councils, the new Roman Missal in turn marks a major step
10 Intro,   0 |           a part of the new Roman Missal directs the prayer of the
11 Intro,   0 |        many editions of the Roman Missal, have remained unchanged.
12   2,   2   |       which they are given in the Missal; at least in certain cases
13   2,   8   |     entrance, the antiphon in the Missal is recited either by the
14   2,  10   |        the corporal, purificator, missal, and chalice are placed
15   2,  10   |         communion antiphon in the Missal is recited either by the
16   3,  11   |           and those who carry the missal, the cross, candles, the
17   4,  12   |           the priest's chair: the missal and, as may be useful, a
18   4,  13   |         purificator, chalice, and missal on the altar.~
19   4,  14   |           with the chalice or the missal.~
20   4,  15   |         purificator, chalice, and missal on the altar, while the
21   4,  16   |          and the antiphons in the Missal are not said by the faithful,
22   4,  24   |          on the altar itself; the missal is placed on the left side
23   4,  25   |        and kisses it, goes to the missal at the left side of the
24   7,  36   |      prefaces enriching the Roman Missal are intended to develop
25   7,  36   |           occasions listed in the Missal. It is always permissible
26   7,  36   |     appointed for each day in the Missal already make this adaptation. ~ ~
27   8,  38   |      sacraments. Accordingly, the Missal provides formularies for
28 Appen1     |          Instruction of the Roman Missal», include adaptations made
29 Appen1     |          Instruction of the Roman Missal» entrusts the more important
30 Appen1     |         which they appear in the «Missal». Provision can be made
31 Appen1     |          directives of the «Roman Missal» concerning the posture
32 Appen1     |           of the «Roman Gradual» (Missal) or of the «Simple Gradual»,
33 Appen1     |            is the antiphon in the Missal recited. ~ ~
34 Appen1     |           is the antiphon in the «Missal» recited. Until the publication
35 Appen1     |  publication of the complete new «Missal», the antiphon from the
36 Appen1     |        antiphon from the present «Missal» is said in such cases (
37 Appen2     |          Instruction of the Roman Missal~The Sacred Congregation
38 Appen2     |          Instruction of the Roman Missal» and which appeared in «
39 Appen2     |         settled better in the new missal, in such a way that the «
40 Appen2     |    prescribed in the former Roman Missal. Which usage should be followed?
41 Appen2     |       never be forgotten that the Missal of Pope Paul VI has, since
42 Appen2     |        one called improperly "the Missal of St. Pius V," and completely
43 Appen2     |           When the rubrics of the Missal of Paul VI say nothing or
44 Appen2     |          prescribed in the former Missal (see «Missale Romanum»,
45 Appen2     |     followed as it appears in the Missal. Some slight adaptation
46 Appen2     |           appear in the new Roman Missal or with the formulary that
47 Appen2     | simplicity." Whereas in the Roman Missal promulgated by authority
48 Appen2     |          the rubrics of the Roman Missal as reformed by authority
49 Appen2     |   annotated in the reformed Roman Missal with the rubric: "Thy strike
50 Appen2     |     Missae» no. 3). In the former Missal at the same place the rubric
51 Appen2     |   restraint of the reformed Roman Missal is also clear regarding
52 Appen2     |           when the rubrics of the Missal of Paul VI say nothing,
53 Appen2     |           51 above). The reformed Missal does not supplement but
54 Appen2     |          but supplants the former Missal. The old Missal at the «
55 Appen2     |        the former Missal. The old Missal at the «Agnus Dei» had the
56 Appen2     |      dignus». But because the new Missal says nothing on this point («
57 Appen2     |          the law and of the Roman Missal? REPLY: Assuredly, the Eucharistic
58 Appen2     |       rubrics of the former Roman Missal. The current directives
59 Appen2     |      people that are in the Roman Missal (MR, «ed. typica altera»,
60 Appen2     |  translated and inserted into the missal proper to each region. But
61 Appen2     |           blessing», given in the Missal (MR 495 and 507). c. The
62 Appen2     |      careful reading of the Roman Missal: a. The rubrics of the Missal (
63 Appen2     |     Missal: a. The rubrics of the Missal (GIRM no. 124; Order of
64 Appen2     |     beginning of this part of the Missal says: ". . .may give the
65 Appen2     |         odd that the norms of the Missal envision a situation quite
66 Appen2     |       simple «Amen» in the French missal of 1974, p. 103): Not 14 (
67 Appen2     |           of the word? b. set the missal on the right side of the
68 Appen2     |           at the altar, where the missal and lectionary are set on
69 Appen2     |         The custom of setting the missal stand on the left side of
70 Appen2     |      place, that is, in the Roman Missal for the Mass of the Lord'
71 Appen2     |           directives in the Roman Missal apply. On Holy Thursday