Holy Week in the Dominican Rite & Carmelite Rite

[malphono]

This is more of an academic question than anything else, but does anyone know for certain whether the 1954 Holy Week changes were ever incorporated in the traditional Dominican Rite? I’m not sure of the date of the last editio typica of the Missale O.P. was, but I seem to think the revised Holy Week may have been incorporated in 1965, and I’m curious to know if it was done before that.

As far as I know, the Missale Carmelitanum did not incorporate them. Even though the Carmelite Rite has, unfortunately, been in a coma since at least 1969, whether or not it was officially affected by those changes is also of interest to me.

 

[Revs96]

Not familiar with the Dominican rite, but you can get many Carmelite Rite texts here:
bronxvilleocds.x10hosting.com/books.htm

 

[At_Trent]

I have not read it yet, but this site has been put up recently

op-stjoseph.org/preaching/dominican_rite/home/

 

[AJV]

This is more of an academic question than anything else, but does anyone know for certain whether the 1954 Holy Week changes were ever incorporated in the traditional Dominican Rite? I’m not sure of the date of the last editio typica of the Missale O.P. was, but I seem to think the revised Holy Week may have been incorporated in 1965, and I’m curious to know if it was done before that.

As far as I know, the Missale Carmelitanum did not incorporate them. Even though the Carmelite Rite has, unfortunately, been in a coma since at least 1969, whether or not it was officially affected by those changes is also of interest to me.

See this for the Dominican:
dominican-liturgy.blogspot.com/2008/04/history-of-dominican-liturgy-1945-1969.html

As regards the Carmelites, yes, they began conforming their rites according to the new Rooman ones while retaining several elements of their own tradition from 1956.

 

[malphono]

See this for the Dominican:
dominican-liturgy.blogspot.com/2008/04/history-of-dominican-liturgy-1945-1969.html

Thanks. I’m familiar with that site, but it wasn’t clear to me if the changes were incorporated before 1965. Maybe I missed it so I’ll have another look.

As regards the Carmelites, yes, they began conforming their rites according to the new Rooman ones while retaining several elements of their own tradition from 1956.

I suspected as much.