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Tag Archives: Concilium
WDTPRS: Ash Wednesday – Prayer over the people – (1962MR & 2002MR)
I am delighted that in the 2002 Missale the tradition of the "Prayer over the people" was revived in Lent. This is an important custom. The origin of the Oratio super populum is quite complex and hard to pin down. … Continue reading
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Tagged Concilium, LENT, Oratio super populum, prayer over the people
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A citation concerning the use of hymns at Mass
This citation from NLM is really useful. Bugnini’s own Consilium in 1969 offered the following instruction, consistent with the Vatican II emphasis on chant over vernacular hymnody. As printed in 1 Notitiae, 5 (1969), p. 406 That rule [permitting vernacular … Continue reading
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Tagged Annibale Bugnini, Concilium, Gregorian chant, hymns, pars integrans, sacred music
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