An edition of Ceremonial for the use of the Catholic churches in the United States of America
(1852)
Ceremonial for the use of the Catholic churches in the United States of America.
5th rev. ed.
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CONTENTS
PART I.
CEREMONIES OF LOW MASS, MISSA CANTATA, VESPERS AND BENEDICTION.
I. — Art. I. What Is to be prepared, 1
II. On the Preparation for Mass by the Priest, 8
III. On Leaving the Sacristy, 6
IV. On Approaching the Altar, 8
V. From the Commencement oi the Mass to the Introit, 9
VI. From the Introit to the Epistle, 11
VII. From the Epistle to the Offertory, 13
VIII. From the Offertory to the Canon, 15
IX. From the Canon to the Consecration, 20
X. From the Consecration to the Pater Noster, 24
XI. From the Pater Noster to the Communion, 26
XII. From the Communion to the End of Mass, 32
XIII. On Votive Masses, 34
II.— Order to be observed in celebrating two Masses on the same day, 40
III. — Low Mass for the Dead, 42
IV. — Low Mass when the Blessed Sacrament is exposed, 44
V. — Of Low Mass in the presence of Prelates, 46
VI.— Giving Communion, 48
Art. I. Giving Communion during Mass, 43
II. Purification of the Ciborium, 51
III. On giving Communion at other times, 51
VII.— Manner of Serving a Priest at Low Mass, 54
Art. I. General Remarks, 54
II. Of the Vesting of the Priest, 55
III. From the beginning of the Mass to the end of it, 56
VIII. — Manner of Serving a Bishop at Low Mass, 60
Art. I. Things to be prepared, 60
II. Of the preparation and Vesting of the Bishop, 60
III. When there is but one Chaplain, 65
IX.— Manner of Celebrating High Mass without Deacon or
Sub-deacon ; the Asperges, 67
Art. I. Things to be prepared, 67
X.— Vespers sung without Cope-bearers, 72
Art. I. Things to be prepared, 72
II. 73
III. When Benediction follows, 78
XI.— Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament 79
Art. I. Things to be prepared, 79
II. When there is but one Priest, 80
III. When another Priest, or a Deacon assists, 83
PART II.
CEREMONIES FOR HOLY WEEK AND OTHER FESTIVALS.
I.— Blessing of Candles on Candlemas Day, 80
Art. I. Of what is to be prepared, 86
I. Ceremonies to be performed on Candlemas Day, 87
II. — Of the Benediction of Ashes on Ash Wednesday, 92
Art. I. Things to be prepared, 92
II. Of the Sacred Rites to be performed, 93
III.— Of Palm Sunday, 96
Art. I. What is to be prepared, 96
II. Of the Ceremonies to be performed, 97
IV.— Of Maunday-Thursday, 103
Art. I. What is to be prepared, 103
II. Of the Sacred Rites, 104
V.— Of Good Friday, 110
Art. I. Of what is to be prepared, 110
II. Of the Sacred Rites, 111
VI.— Of Holy Saturday, 123
Art. I. What is to be prepared, 123
II. Of the Sacred Rites, 125
PART III.
CEREMONIES OF HIGH MASS, SOLEMN VESPERS AND SOLEMN BENEDICTION.
I. — Rules to observed by the Clergy in Choir, 135
Art. I. The order of going to the Choir, 135
II. The order to be observed in Choir, 136
III. Internal dispositions, 133
IV. The order to be observed in receiving Holy Communion, 139
V. The order in going from the Choir, 140
II.— Instructions for the Officers, 141
Art. I. Things to be prepared, 141
II. Instruction for the Censer-bearer, 142
III. Instruction for the Acolytes, 146
IV. Duty of the Master of Ceremonies, 150
V. Instruction for Sab-deacon, 168
VI. Instruction for the Deacon, 166
VII. Instruction for the Celebrant, 176
III. — High Mass for the Dead, 183
Art. I. Things to be prepared, 183
II. What is to be particularly observed, 183
IV. — Solemn Vespers, 186
Art. I. Things to be prepared, 186
II. General Rules to be observed, 187
III. Instruction for the Acolytes, 188
IV. Instruction for the Censer-bearer, 190
V. Instruction for the Master of Ceremonies, 192
VI. Instruction for the Cope-bearers, 195
VII. Instruction far the Celebrant, 198
V. — Solemn Benediction when the Celebrant is assisted by Deacon and Sub deacon, 200
VI. — Of Solemn Vespers, and of the Procession on Corpus Christi, 202
Art. I. Of Solemn Vespers, the Blessed Sacrament, exposed, 202
II. Of the Procession on Corpus Christi, 206
III.— Vespers for the Dead on the 1st of November, 208
Art. I. Things to be prepared, 208
II. Ceremonies peculiar to these Vespers, 209
PART IV
CEREMONIES FOR THE PRINCIPAL FESTIVALS.
I. — Feast of the Purification, 211
Art. I. Necessary Preparations, 211
II. From the Vesting of the Ministers to the Distribution of the Candles, 212
III. From the Distribution of the Candles to the Procession, 213
IV. The Procession, 215
II. Ash Wednesday, 217
Art. I. Necessary Preparations, 217
II. Of the Blessing and Distribution of the Ashes, 218
III. Of the Mass, 221
III. — Sundays Lsetare and Gaudete, 222
IV. — Palm Sunday, 222
Art. I. Preparations, 222
II. From the Beginning of the Ceremony to the Distribution of the Palms, 223
III. Of the Distribution of Palms, 226
IV. Of the Procession, 227
V. Of the Mass and Passion, 230
V. Office Of the Tenebrse, 233
Art. I. Preparations, 233
II. From the Commencement to the End of the Office, 233
VI. — Maunday-Thursday, I l 235
Art. I. Preparations, 235
II. Of the Mass, 236
III. Of the Procession, 239
IV. Of Vespers, and of the Stripping of the Altars, 241
VII. — Of Good Friday, 243
Art. I. Preparations, 243
II. From the Vesting of the Ministers to the Uncovering of the Cross, 214
III. From the Uncovering of the Cross to the Procession, 247
IV. Of the Procession, 250
V. Of the remaining Part of the Office, 252
VIII. — Holy Saturday, 256
Art. I. Things to be prepared, 256
II. From the Benediction of the New Fire to the Exultet, 258
III. From the Exultet to the Prophecies, 261
IV. From the Prophecies to the Benediction of the Baptismal Font, 263
V. From the Benediction of the Font to the Beginning of Mass, 264
VI. The Mass, 267
PART V.
CEREMONIES FOR MASS AND VESPERS, SOLEMNLY CELEBRATED BY THE BISHOP, OR IN HIS PRESENCE.
I. Solemn Pontifical Vespers, 270
Art. I. Things to be prepared, 270
II. From the entrance of the Bishop and Clergy to the beginning of Vespers, 271
III. From the beginning to the end of Vespers, 272
IV. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament given by the Bishop, 275
II. Solemn Vespers, in the presence of the Bishop, 276
III. Complins, when the Bishop officiates, 277
IV. Matins, when the Bishop officiates, 278
V. Lauds, when the Bishop officiates, 280
VI. Solemn Pontifical Mass, 281
Art. I. Things to be prepared, 281
II. Of the Vesting of the Clergy and of the Bishop, 234
III. The Pontifical Mass, 288
VII. Solemn Mass, celebrated in the presence of the Bishop, dressed in Cope, 300
VIII. Solemn. Mass in presence of the Bishop, in Rochet and Cappa, 804
IX. Vespers for the Dead, celebrated by the Bishop, 305
X. Matins and Lauds for the Dead, celebrated by the Bishop, 306
XI. Solemn Pontifical Mass for the Dead, 307
Art. I. Things to be prepared, 307
II. From the beginning to the end of Mass, 308
III. The Absolution after Mass, 310
XII. Solemn Mass for the Dead, in the presence of the Bishop, 318
XIII. Particular Instructions for the Officers who attend the Bishop, 313
Art. I. Instruction for the assistant Priest, 313
II. Instructions for the two assistant Deacons, 318
III. Instruction for the officiating Deacon, 321
IV. Instruction for the Sub deacon, 328
V. Instruction for the inferior Ministers, 332
PART VI.
OTHER DIFFERENT SOLEMNITIES AT WHICH THE BISHOP OFFICIATES OR IS PRESENT.
I. Commemoration of all the Faithful departed, 336
II. Sundays in Advent, 337
III. Christmas, 338
IV. Festivals between Christmas and Candlemas, 339
V. Candlemas, 340
VI. Ash-Wednesday, 343
VII. Sundays in Lent, 345
VIII. Palm Sunday, 346
IX. Matins of the Tenebr®, 349
X. Maunday-Thursday, 350
XI. Good Friday, 361
XII. Holy Saturday, 369
XIII. Ceremonies to be observed in Provincial Councils, 376
Art. I. What is to be done before it opens, 376
II. How the Metropolitan Church is to be adorned and arranged, 377
III. The opening of the Council, 378
IV. Mode of Procedure of the Council, 384
V. Second Solemn Session, 385
VI. Third Solemn Session, 387
XIV. Ceremonies to be observed in Diocesan Synods, 390
XV.— Solemn administration ol the Sacrement of Confirmation, 395
Art. I. Things to be prepared, 395
II. The administration of the Sacrament, 896
XVI.— Episcopal Visitation of Parishes, 399
Art. I. The Bishop's Reception when he visits the Parishes, 399
APPENDIX.
I. Forty Hours' Exposition, 406
ART. I. Things to be prepared for the Mass of the Exposition, 406
II. Of the M.ass of the Exposition, 406
III. Of the Procession for the Exposition, 409
IV. Of the Mass pro Paoe, 409
V. Things to be prepared for the Mass of the Reposition, 413
VI. Of the Mass for the Reposition, 414
VII. From the Litany to the end of the Forty Hours, 414
II.— Different Intonations for Vespers and Solemn Mass, 418
Elenchus Defectuum 430
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Originally prepared by Bp. J. Rosati.
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