Ecclesiastical/Liturgical Latin

[episcopalmystic]

Might someone be able to direct me to good online tutorials for eccesiastical and liturgical Latin? It has been 46 years since last I studied and used this historic language.

 

[tee_eff_em]

Tag search for learn latin.

This thread, [thread=173658]Latin resources[/thread], recommends some good self-study resources (though few if any specifically “on line”).

tee

 

[centurionguard]

Might someone be able to direct me to good online tutorials for eccesiastical and liturgical Latin? It has been 46 years since last I studied and used this historic language.

Not sure if this site will help sanctamissa.org/en/

There are other many other sites that offer good resources if you query Google on Latin Mass translation.

Peace

Chris

 

[Don9of11]

I don’t know of any online sources but I recommend a book “A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin” by John F. Collins. It’s published by the Catholic University of America Press. It has been an excellent resource for me. It is more like a text book; divided into 35 chapters; at the end of each chapter there is a small test or exercise you can do. It contains a Latin-English and English-Latin Vocabulary.

 

[bpbasilphx]

I’ve heard the two Scanlon books are good. They are especially aimed at being able to read the Missal and Breviary.

I believe they are published by TAN.

 

[Cranch]

Might someone be able to direct me to good online tutorials for eccesiastical and liturgical Latin? It has been 46 years since last I studied and used this historic language.

Welcome to CAF, episcopalmystic! This could be a good online ecclesiastical Latin option: Simplicissimus. It is mentioned in the thread tee referenced.