AD ALTARE DEI CONTINUOUS MISSAL FOR SUNDAYS AND HOLYDAYS FR. LASANCE

FATHER LASANCE'S EASIEST MISSAL TO USE 

CONTINUOUS LATIN/ENGLISH MISSAL FOR ALL SUNDAYS AND HOLY DAY MASSES

This Ad Altare Dei Missal is designed for exceptional ease of use for every Sunday, all other Holy Days of obligation in many English speaking nations (Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, England and Scotland), and very many additional Feast days (including the Sacred Triduum) that numerous Catholics are likely to attend. Included also are the Masses for weddings and funerals, the Rites of Matrimony, Baptism, Confirmation, Extreme Unction, and prayers for Benediction of the most Blessed Sacrament. All of the approved text used for this missal is that of the Sunday Missal or the New Roman Missal of Fr. Lasance from 1916 or 1945.

This is a Continuous Sunday Missal for the Latin Roman Rite of Mass, which means that, unlike most missals, you do not need to keep flipping from place to place in the book in order to follow the entire Mass seamlessly. You only move from the Mass of the day to the Canon and back once, after the Introit has begun.

Two ribbons are provided. One is used at page 684 for the Canon and the three other parts of the Mass that never change–the Asperges, prayers at the foot of the altar before Mass, and the Leonine prayers at the end of low Mass.

The other ribbon should be placed at the Mass of the day. When Mass begins, you should be at the Asperges for a High Mass or at the Foot Prayers for a Low Mass. When the priest ascends the altar for the Introit turn to the Mass of the Day. There you will remain until the Canon, since every prayer and reading of that Mass will follow. When instructed, turn to the other ribbon left at the Canon. After Communion turn back to the Mass of the day for all that follows.