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Daily Archives: 27 November 2010
MR3 Parade: Kiwis Follow South Africa
Adam Bartlett is about two years behind the implementation of the ’08 Ordo Missae in South Africa, but he and his confreres at The Chant Cafe seem to have enough to cheer about with New Zealand’s partial implementation. The commentariat at InsideCatholic has … Continue reading
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OCF 216-217: A Closer Look at “Or Similar Words”
As we read in OCF 207, the outline of Committal precedes the rubrics and texts of OCF 216, and is set out as follows: Invitation Scripture Verse Prayer over the Place of Committal Committal Intercessions Lord’s Prayer Concluding Prayer Prayer … Continue reading