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Usually when there is a Papal Mass, the booklet for the celebration is uploaded to the Office of Liturgical Celebrations of the Supreme Pontiff’s website a few days or weeks in advance. The website is here: vatican.va/news_services/liturgy/
Does anyone else download these things and look through them before the Masses happen? I love doing that, seeing what is being done for each event, seeing what Mons. Marini does for each Mass. It’s always exciting to see the wonderful chant pieces. Probably the most exciting things for me are seeing Greek (as in when a Mass features the traditional Greek deacon) and seeing a “Te igitur…” snuck in there.
Then I watch the Masses themselves and see how Mons. Marini has the Pope vested, which is always exciting as well. IMO, the Pope’s vestments don’t always work out (like the Easter Vigil this year…), but they usually do.
Does anyone else do nerdy stuff like this?
Perhaps if I ever become a priest I shall attempt to specialize in liturgy… oh my.
Does anyone else download these things and look through them before the Masses happen? I love doing that, seeing what is being done for each event, seeing what Mons. Marini does for each Mass. It’s always exciting to see the wonderful chant pieces. Probably the most exciting things for me are seeing Greek (as in when a Mass features the traditional Greek deacon) and seeing a “Te igitur…” snuck in there.
Then I watch the Masses themselves and see how Mons. Marini has the Pope vested, which is always exciting as well. IMO, the Pope’s vestments don’t always work out (like the Easter Vigil this year…), but they usually do.
Does anyone else do nerdy stuff like this?
Perhaps if I ever become a priest I shall attempt to specialize in liturgy… oh my.