Where can I by the text for the TLM?

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I am interested in purchasing a service book with the traditional Latin Mass that has an English translation alongside the prayers. I’m interested in comparing our liturgies. Fuller books with other things such as devotional prayers, et cetera are welcome, and if available I prefer something in hardcover.
 
A lot depends on how much you want to spend. Angelus Press has a Missal with the latin on one side and the english on the other,(this includes the Mass, all the major prayers and many other wonderful prayers such as the Litanies. This costs about $60.00. If you buy a 1962 Missal (or earlier) on ebay, you may find lots of the latin missing. Seems there were lots of Missals that started to “modrnize” back in the 40’s - 50’s.
Baronius Press also has a great missal with the same or similar treatment as the Angelus Press.
 
Eclessia Dei coalition missals and or Angelus press 1962 Missal. Angelus Press one is great.
 
I must be missing something. All I saw was a Latin/English OF booklet. Nothing from the EF. What did I do wrong?
You did nothing wrong. I presumed you already had the TLM text to compare against. I’ll see if I can find an OF vs EF comparison in Latin. That would be more meaningful than an English vs English comparison, in my opinion.
 
You did nothing wrong. I presumed you already had the TLM text to compare against. I’ll see if I can find an OF vs EF comparison in Latin. That would be more meaningful than an English vs English comparison, in my opinion.
FWIW, since the OP listed his religion as “Orthodox in Communion with Orthodox,” and posted on a Catholic board to say he wants to compare “our liturgies,” I had read this as saying that he wanted to compare Orthodox liturgy with Catholic liturgy, not various forms of Catholic liturgy with each other.
 
FWIW, since the OP listed his religion as “Orthodox in Communion with Orthodox,” and posted on a Catholic board to say he wants to compare “our liturgies,” I had read this as saying that he wanted to compare Orthodox liturgy with Catholic liturgy, not various forms of Catholic liturgy with each other.
I didn’t notice that. Thanks.
 
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