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I looked through the first page to see if this question has been asked lately so I’ll ask again if it’s been a while.

There is a Tridentine Mass about 45 minutes away from me so I can’t get there very often. I want to learn more about the Tridentine Mass and would love to be able to understand what’s being done and when to say things and so I would like to purchase a Tridentine Missal. Does anyone know where one could be purchased at? Thank you
 
JeffersonD said:
I looked through the first page to see if this question has been asked lately so I’ll ask again if it’s been a while.

There is a Tridentine Mass about 45 minutes away from me so I can’t get there very often. I want to learn more about the Tridentine Mass and would love to be able to understand what’s being done and when to say things and so I would like to purchase a Tridentine Missal. Does anyone know where one could be purchased at? Thank you
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Online for free! mysite.verizon.net/missale/ among many, many others.

Also stop by local resale shops like Goodwill and Salvation Army.
 
JeffersonD said:
There is a Tridentine Mass about 45 minutes away from me so I can’t get there very often.
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We thought this very same way about a year and a half ago. The parish we are now members of is about an hour away, and most of the congregants travel even further. It took about a year to decide that it was where we needed to be. Keeping praying about it.
JeffersonD said:
I want to learn more about the Tridentine Mass and would love to be able to understand what’s being done and when to say things and so I would like to purchase a Tridentine Missal. Does anyone know where one could be purchased at? Thank you
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There should be some little red booklets at the Mass from the Coalition in Support of Ecclesia Dei (www.ecclesiadei.org), sometimes the parishes sell these. They only contain the readings for Trinity Sunday, but you can still follow the Mass. The booklet is English on the left side and Latin on the right side and it explains everything. If the parish does not have one then you can always order it online.

I have a Baronius Press Roman Missal, it was $60 but well worth it.
 
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The booklet is English on the left side and Latin on the right side and it explains everything. If the parish does not have one then you can always order it online.
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The Coalition also publishes Latin-Spanish booklets and may be publishing others as well. I see a number of those attending EF using those as well.
 
Pertaining to the liturgy, it’s the best thing that happened thus far post VII. 🙂
 
If you PM me with your address, I’ll send you a guide for following the Mass and using your missal.
 
Thank you all so much. I’ve been searching and I guess I’m just confused at what I’m looking at. There are so many different names on the cover that it gets a bit daunting.

I’m not looking to switch to only going to Latin Mass but to supplement with the Latin Mass. I love my pastor at my local church and would never leave him but I love the Latin Mass and would like to go once a month or so.

giuseppeTO:You’ve got a pm coming your way

Thank you all so much for your help
 
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