Eucharistic Prayers for Concelebration - 2 Pieces Per Package
Description
This new ritual book is the perfect resource for priests concelebrating the Mass for Sundays and other special occasions. It includes each of the ten Eucharistic Prayers from the third edition of The Roman Missal:
- Eucharistic Prayers I-IV
- Eucharistic Prayers for Reconciliation I and II
- Eucharistic Prayers for Use in Masses for Various Needs I-IV
The rubrics and line breaks for the above Eucharistic Prayers will vary from the third edition of The Roman Missal. These adjustments were based on the General Instruction of the Roman Missal and the Latin text for concelebration, Preces Eucharisticae pro Concelebratione. In addition to the text of these Eucharistic Prayers, this ritual book includes the following chants: Eucharistic Prayer I, Simple Tone; Eucharistic Prayer I, Solemn Tone; and Eucharistic Prayers II-IV. A single ribbon has been included and the hardbound debossed cover is designed for ritual purposes.
Book Details
- Product Code: EPCRE
- ISBN: 978-1-56854-996-5
- Pages: 128
- Size: 7 x 9
- Binding: Hardcover
- Language: English
- Copyright Year: 2011
- Only ships to: USA, CAN
- 2 Pieces Per Package
Care of your book
A little bit of care will help preserve your book for years to come. Wiping with a soft, clean cloth will take care of most dirt. A leather edition will be best preserved if occasionally treated with a suitable leather conditioner.
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