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Tag Archives: Oratio super populum
WDTPRS: Laetare Sunday Prayer over the people: “walking in the shadow of death”
Something that will slowly but surely become – again- an annual exspectation, is the traditional “Prayer over the people” at the end of Mass during Lent.
They were restored to the Ordinary Form with the Latin 3rd edition of the Missale … Continue reading
WDTPRS Holy Tuesday Prayer over the people: of slithering
A long-time reader and WDTPRS supporter wrote with a question about today’s Oratio super populum in the 2002MR. As you know, with the 2002MR the “Prayer over the people was resurrected after its 30 years in tomb Bugnini and company … Continue reading
Posted in LENT, Our Catholic Identity, WDTPRS
Tagged Holy Tuesday, Holy Week, Oratio super populum, prayer over the people, subrepo, surrepo
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WDTPRS Thursday 5th Week Lent (Prayer over the People): of spewing, pointless running, and the virtue of religion
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Today’s “Prayer over the people”, at the end of Mass in the Ordinary Form, was originally in a truncated form in various manuscripts of the Gelasian Sacramentary. However, I eventually found it also in a longer … Continue reading
WDTPRS Monday 4th Week of Lent – Oratio super populum
The 3rd edition of the Missale Romanum restored the Lenten “Prayer over the people”. I haven’t given them much play this Lent so far, even though this is the first year that they are used in English because of the … Continue reading
Posted in LENT, Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, WDTPRS
Tagged adultery, fornication, LENT, Oratio super populum
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This Lent brings a new, old Roman tradition for Mass: the Oratio super populum
Now that the new, corrected translation is in force in most places, you will notice with the beginning of Lent something new that is really something old: the Oratio super populum… the Prayer over the people at the end of … Continue reading
WDTPRS – Thursday after Ash Wednesday – “Prayer over the People” (2002MR)
The Latin 2002 Missale Romanum restored the ancient custom of the Oratio super populum at the end of Mass. It had been stripped out of the Novus Ordo by the liturgical engineers. When the new, corrected translation goes into effect, … Continue reading
WDTPRS – Saturday 3rd Week of Lent – Prayer over the people (2002MR)
A great new feature of the 2002 Missale Romanum in Latin is that for Lent the "Prayer over the people" or Oratio super populum has been revived as an option.
Priests can use this prayer NOW … Continue reading
WDTPRS – Friday 3rd Week of Lent – Prayer over the people (2002MR)
A great new feature of the 2002 Missale Romanum in Latin is that for Lent the "Prayer over the people" or Oratio super populum has been revived as an option.
Priests can use this prayer NOW at … Continue reading
WDTPRS – Wednesday 3rd Week of Lent – Prayer over the people (2002MR)
A great new feature of the 2002 Missale Romanum in Latin is that for Lent the "Prayer over the people" or Oratio super populum has been revived as an option.
Priests can use this prayer NOW at … Continue reading
WDTPRS Tuesday 3rd Week of Lent – Prayer over the people (2002MR)
A great new feature of the 2002 Missale Romanum in Latin is that for Lent the "Prayer over the people" or Oratio super populum has been revived as an option.
Priests can use this prayer NOW at … Continue reading
