Which Bible version is being used?

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I’ve wondered this for some time, but I just keep forgetting to ask. I have a St. Joseph’s “My Sunday Missal” that I love and use for the TLM, but it’s not the same translation spoken at mass! Is there a specific version that the TLM uses only?

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The Latin text as given in the Missal.

This is LITURGICAL, and not always exactly what’s in the Clementine Vulgate (which antedates the Pian missal, anyway).
 
bpbasilphx said:
The Latin text as given in the Missal.

This is LITURGICAL, and not always exactly what’s in the Clementine Vulgate (which antedates the Pian missal, anyway).
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Say what?!:confused: lol… I’m really confused… I mean when they read the readings for the second time, which is in English, what version? i.e., NIV, NRSV, etc. (I know it’s not any of those, just as examples.)
 
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Say what?!:confused: lol… I’m really confused… I mean when they read the readings for the second time, which is in English, what version? i.e., NIV, NRSV, etc. (I know it’s not any of those, just as examples.)
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If you’re going to the Extraordinary Form, the English reading of the Lessons–which is NOT required by the rubrics, btw–is probably from the Challoner revision of the Douay/Rheims.
 
bpbasilphx is correct. The FSSP parish that I go to most of the time reads the Epistle and Gospel in Latin first, then the priest removes the maniple and moves to the ambo for the Epistle and Gospel in English. And he is also correct that the readings are taken from the DR/Challoner Bible.
 
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