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Greetings,
My husband has attended a SSPX chapel for Mass for the past two years. I attend a very orthodox church that offers the Novus Ordo Mass. He and I recently came across information regarding Quod a Nobis (sometimes referred to as Quod a Vobis or Quod a Vobix), a papal bull written by St. Pius V in 1568. It is my understanding that Pius V modified the Roman Breviary at that time and gave the “in perpetuity clause” (just like at the end of Quo Primum in 1570 regarding the Mass). The breviary was subsequently modified first by St. Pius V himself a couple years later, then by St. Pius X around 250 years later. Does anyone know where we could obtain a copy of Quod a Nobis? I have searched the internet, and I can only find references to it, not the actual text.
Thanks so much for any help!
My husband has attended a SSPX chapel for Mass for the past two years. I attend a very orthodox church that offers the Novus Ordo Mass. He and I recently came across information regarding Quod a Nobis (sometimes referred to as Quod a Vobis or Quod a Vobix), a papal bull written by St. Pius V in 1568. It is my understanding that Pius V modified the Roman Breviary at that time and gave the “in perpetuity clause” (just like at the end of Quo Primum in 1570 regarding the Mass). The breviary was subsequently modified first by St. Pius V himself a couple years later, then by St. Pius X around 250 years later. Does anyone know where we could obtain a copy of Quod a Nobis? I have searched the internet, and I can only find references to it, not the actual text.
Thanks so much for any help!