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The Saint Andrew Daily Missal
“There is only one fully traditional Latin-English handmissal in print for laypeople. This is Dom Gaspar Lefebvre’s [not to be confused with Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre] edition of The Saint Andrew Daily Missal with Vespers for Sundays and Feasts and Kyriale. It is the most complete traditional missal in print." As quoted from one of the most widely read traditional Catholic web sites.
Reprint of the 1945 edition
Contains over 1900 pages
5 colored ribbon markers
Complete with Vespers and the Kyriale
A beautiful narrative of each feast day for the Liturgical year
Gold colored page edges
Special section devoted to the Sacraments (in English with Latin along side)
Reprint of the 1945 edition
Contains over 1900 pages
5 colored ribbon markers
Complete with Vespers and the Kyriale
A beautiful narrative of each feast day for the Liturgical year
Gold colored page edges
Special section devoted to the Sacraments (in English with Latin along side)
2176 pages, Leather Bound
Published January 1, 1951
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October 14, 2015
Very good commentary on the Sunday Masses. I also like the Sunday Vespers that is included in the missal. However, I do wish that Saint Bonaventure Publications would have re-formatted the missal a bit. Apparently the 1942 common Mass of a Pope and the 50s revised Mass of the Assumption came out after the missal was first published. Instead of being integrated into the main part of the missal, the original publisher simply put both Masses at the back of the missal, with nothing in the main text to indicate that these changes had been made. (The feast of St. Pius V, for example, still calls for the common Mass of a Confessor Bishop.) Also, if there is a commemoration on any day, the propers for the commemoration are listed separately from the main Mass, meaning I'd have to flip back and forth.
November 27, 2020
I will always be reading parts of this book and my only real complaint is that I didn’t know about it sooner and it doesn’t come in a larger print. My middle-age eyes apparently need reading glasses! I especially love the section of feast days that have a little write up for each Saint on the day.
March 25, 2024
🖍️ Exactly what I need and use for my pre-Vatican II Latin Mass and life.
📙Published in 1956.
📖 Book version.
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📙Published in 1956.
📖 Book version.
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