The Catacombs: Simple English Propers

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Simple English Propers

I know this is for the Ordinary Form of the Mass, but it is so beautiful I had to place it here. Coming to a parish near you? Let us hope and pray. You can download the whole book for free or purchase at Amazon.com. The site even has practice videos.

Simple English Propers of the Mass (Ordinary Form)

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JuliaJune 28, 2011 at 10:44 AM
Wishing you well! Miss you!
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GretchenJuly 15, 2011 at 11:54 AM
Julia! So good to hear from you! I will try to visit your blog. Have been working fulltime for awhile now and seem to have so little time.

Can't wait to catch up with you.
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AnonymousJuly 25, 2011 at 9:55 AM
I look forward to hearing these replace such "favs" as "Gather Us in" or my personal "Fav" "Stand up Friends." Look Ma, the actual prayers for the day, wow!
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THE ROMAN CATACOMBS

What began as Jewish and then Christian cemeteries, later became temporary places where "The Lord's Supper" or the "Sacrifice" were conducted, and still later became shrines and places of pilgrimage.

This blog, dedicated to the Traditional Latin Mass, hopes to retain the spirit of the Christian Catacombs, where the early Church revered those who had gone before, filling the tombs with beautiful signs and symbols of Christian art--silent testimony to the faith of early Christians.

Though the catacombs are burial places, the symbols and artifacts point to life. That 'great cloud of witnesses' who have gone before still surround us. We are tied to them through time and eternity in the universal embrace of the Holy Catholic Church.

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Simple English Propers

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