Does your Ordinary Form Mass include the St. Michael prayer?

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“In the Spring of 1994, our Holy Father, Pope John Paul II, urged the faithful to offer the prayer to St. Michael the Archangel. He also made the strong suggestion that the recitation of the prayer be instituted at Mass once again. (Note that the Holy Father did not mandate the recitation of the prayer at Mass.”

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Does your Ordinary Form Mass include the St. Michael prayer?

If so, at what point in the Mass is the prayer recited?
 
The St. Michael Prayer, one of several together called the Leonine Prayers, were NEVER part of the Mass, and were never inserted into it.

They were recited after the END of a Low Mass.
 
no becaus no Mass includes that prayer, which was recemmended to be recited after Mass, not during.
 
Our parochial vicar recites it after each weekday Mass; our pastor does not.
 
One of the Parishes I visit does say it, along with another prayer, before every Mass.
 
At our parish it is recited after the conclusion of every OF Mass. First parish in which I have lived (and I’ve lived in a lot of 'em) where this was the case. I like it.

We have two TLMs monthly, and it is recited by all at their conclusions, along with three Hail Marys and one Hail Holy Queen.
 
A parish to which I’ve gone does say the St. Michael Prayer after Mass. I haven’t been to any others that do so.
 
When I was growing up, we said it AFTER Mass, (this was before Vatican II even), now the Parish I attend doesn’t say it together after Mass but a lot of people do stay and pray it, along with the Rosary and the Chaplet of Divine Mercy after Mass. When I go to any other Parish, my husband and I stay after Mass saying Prayers of thanksgiving silently and we both pray the St. Michael the Arch-Angel prayer also silently.
 
The charismatic mass parish says it after the mass. The other parish around here does not and another one I think does and it is also after the mass.
 
Yes, my Pastor has us all say it after each Mass at both Novus Ordo and Traditional Latin.
 
It is recited at every Mass (weekday and Sunday) immediately after the final blessing and dismissal. (OF, no EF in my parish.)
 
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