Father Wylie

After being expelled from the U.S., Fr. Wylie was assigned to the southern Johannesburg parish Our Lady of Mount Carmel Thokoza. (7701 Goele St. Thokoza, phone: 27119052603)

This past January, Fr. Wylie was temporarily assigned to help at St Blaize parish in Mossel Bay, partly so he can help his parents in Knysna who both have serious health difficulties.

http://www.bisdomoudtshoorn.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=293:diocesean-news-update-2015-01&catid=5:nuus
http://radioveritas.co.za/OLD_site3/index.php?option=com_sobi2&sobi2Task=sobi2Details&catid=2&sobi2Id=80&Itemid=127




http://lesfemmes-thetruth.blogspot.com/2014/09/update-on-fr-justin-wylie-traditional.html?showComment=1413757405874#c3330475110207235287

As a Catholic in Johannesburg I don't think any of you have the slightest idea what a parish in Thokoza is like!!!!! Let's just say I wouldn't post my worst enemy there. Thokoza is a poor ... and I mean African poor not US poor! Despite having some quite large affluent and educated parishes in the diocese where we are struggling to retain cradle Catholics and convert new adults and where Fr Justin could be of immense use he has been posted to Tokoza.?!!?!? South African Catholics are vastly different to 1st world Catholics, firstly we only make up 7% of the population so we have no political muscle, secondly we don't have any "traditionalist" catholic movements, thirdly apartheid did an excellent job of destroying families and what was left was leveled by our "liberal" constitution ... Here you can marry a man or woman or more than one of both if you want too!! Our issues are real... Poverty, Crime, Corruption, Abuse, Rape, Murder, Slavery, Hopelessness not Gay Marriage or Women Priests! Let's just say in Fr Justin's parish maby 30% speak English... Of a very basic level... So most of Fr Justin's excellent homilies are going to be wasted! The entire weekend collection will be $10 ... Not surprising since there is 80% unemployment with effectively zero social services. Drugs and HIV is rampant, oh and since the last priests house has been looted a new one will need to be built! But don't worry because in the last 5 years or so at least 3 priests have been murdered in cold blood in the townships! Yet not once has Fr Justin not gone daily to administer the sacraments! So all I can say to all you US catholics of liberal or traditionalist flavours is a) thanks for sending Fr Justin back we will look after him but in future please keep your petty squabbles to your own diocese b) you should all be ashamed of yourselves for worrying about theological debates based on your first world egos and "needs" rather than focussing on acting like true followers of Christ and helping those in need!
October 19, 2014 at 6:23 PM

Dramatic increase in number of child molesting priests in 1950's

From comments at http://protectthepope.com/?p=8790

Chrysostom

October 19, 2013 at 12:36 pm · Reply

I am afraid that the record of Cardinal Murphy O’Connor when Bishop of Arundel and Brighton was not a good one concerning priests who had committed sexual rapes upon children, and at least one notorious offender was given another job where he had easy access to children – with the obvious results. The Cardinal said, in his defence, ” we did not know what to do, in those days” but any school would have told him exactly how to deal with these appalling men – it is not to “recycle” them so they can rape other innocent children. The Catholic Church in England has not faced up to the problem of sex abuse, as a recent article in the admirable “Christian Order” makes clear. Nor has the new pope said much about these sexual attacks on the innocent – although Our Blessed Lord said that for those who harmed children it would be preferable to be at the bottom of the sea with a millstone round the neck. For some Catholics, the crime of sexual attacks by priests on children makes this age not the “greatest age in the history of the Church” but the worst and most shameful. Sexual abuse has emptied the Catholic churches of Ireland and reduced ordinations to almost zero. I have heard it said that this corruption of children by the clergy (the very ones who should be protecting them) has always gone on. I know of no evidence that this happened on any scale before the 1960s. The great enemies of the Church – Rousseau, Voltaire, Proudhon, et al, told many stories of the “evils” of the Catholic Church, (Nuns carrying on with priests, etc) but none of these, to my knowledge, accused the Church of the sexual abuse of children.

• Benedict Carter

  October 19, 2013 at 9:06 pm · Reply

  Chrysostom, the dating of the appearance of this scourge is precisely known: it was in the middle 1950′s when the Servants of the Paraclete, an American Order set up by its holy founder specifically to give residence and spiritual help to priests in trouble (drunks, affairs with women etc.), noted in his letters (hair-raising they are too, and available online) to Bishops that he was seeing for the first time ever homosexual priests and predatory homosexual attacks on children. He warned Bishop after Bishop. He warned Paul VI, who I believe tightened up Canon Law as a result of the warnings given by this Fr. Fitzgerald. It was exactly these provisions of Canon Law that the American, Irish and British Bishops entirely ignored which facilitated the movement of these devils from one parish to another.

  Mid 1950′s. The problem appeared not to have existed before then.
  • Wake up England

    October 20, 2013 at 8:00 am · Reply

    Benedict C:

    What a very illuminating piece of information.
    • Benedict Carter

      October 20, 2013 at 6:08 pm · Reply

      WUE, check this out.

      http://www.bishop-accountability.org/news2009/03_04/fitzgerald.pdf

      Google “Fr. Fitzgerald, letters”. You’ll find all the links you need. the Bishops ALL KNEW about this scourge decades ago.

protectthepope.com closed/not closed by bishop

http://protectthepope.com/?p=10373

Bishop Michael Campbell effectively closes Protect the Pope

BY M DONNELLY, ON APRIL 29TH, 2014

It is with sorrow that I am writing to let you know that Bishop Campbell, the Bishop of Lancaster, has refused Nick’s request to resume news posting on Protect the Pope.  Bishop Campbell has also stated that he does not want anyone posting on Protect the Pope on Nick’s behalf.

Although I have been news posting on my own behalf on the site, I now feel unable to continue.

Protect the Pope will close as a news service on Sunday 4^th May, the Feast of the English Martyrs to allow a short period for readers of Protect the Pope to say goodbye to each other.

Thank you (on my own behalf) for all the prayers, support and help we have received.

Please continue to pray for our Bishop.

http://protectthepope.com/?p=10379

Statement by the Right Rev Michael Campbell OSA Bishop of Lancaster

BY M DONNELLY, ON MAY 4TH, 2014

PRESS RELEASE FROM THE BISHOP OF LANCASTER

“Bishop Campbell did not close down Protect the Pope

BEGINS:

‘Back in 2010 Deacon Nick Donnelly set up the Protect the Pope website/blog, as a direct response to the campaign of hostility and ridicule from sections of the media and lobby groups against Pope (Emeritus) Benedict XVI’s historic visit to the UK in September of that year.

Protect the Pope was particularly successful at this time in articulating a strong defence of the Petrine Office, the Catholic Church, and its teachings against certain secularist and anti-Catholic activists. In the last couple of years, however, Protect the Pope appears to have shifted its objective from a defence of Church teaching from those outside the Church to alleged internal dissent within the Church. With this shift, Protect the Pope has come to see itself as a ‘doctrinal watchdog’ over the writings and sayings of individuals, that is, of bishops, clergy and theologians in England & Wales and throughout the Catholic world.

Protect the Pope makes it clear that the site is a private initiative and is in no way officially affiliated with the Diocese of Lancaster. The fact, however, that its creator and author is a permanent deacon of the Diocese of Lancaster and holding some responsibility here fosters in the minds of some people that Deacon Nick Donnelly is somehow reporting the views of the Diocese.

It is my view that bishops, priests and deacons of the Church – ordained and ‘public’ persons – are free to express themselves and their personal views, but never in a way that divides the community of the Church i.e. throughad hominem and personal challenges. Increasingly I have felt that Protect the Pope, authored as it is by a public person holding ecclesiastical office (an ordained deacon), has, at times, taken this approach its own posts – but has also allowed for this by facilitating those who comment online.

I note that Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York, speaking at a media conference in Rome on 29 April, said: “We adhere to the best and highest standards”—indicating that this doesn’t only pertain to the latest in technological advancements which are “critically important,” but also to “the way we use that technology,” because “how we say something is just as important as what we say.”

Cardinal Dolan also noted the importance of never caricaturing or stereotyping those who oppose the Magisterium. He exhorted that even when confronted with those who attempt to distort what the Church says, or who issue “mean, vicious, and outward attacks,” we must “always respond in charity and love.”

On several occasions, I asked Deacon Nick, through my staff, for Protect the Pope to continue its good work in promoting and teaching the Catholic Faith, but to be careful not to take on individuals in the Church of opposing views through ad hominem and personal challenges. Unfortunately, this was not taken on board. Consequently, as a last resort, on 3 March 2014 and in a personal meeting with Deacon Nick Donnelly, I requested, as his Diocesan Ordinary, that Deacon Nick ‘pause’ all posting on the Protect the Pope website so as to allow for a period of prayer and reflection upon his position as an ordained cleric with regards to Protect the Pope and his own duties towards unity, truth and charity. The fact that this decision and our personal dialogue was made public on the Protect the Pope site and then misinterpreted by third parties is a matter of great regret. In fact, new posts continued on the site after this date – the site being handed over and administered/moderated in this period by Deacon Nick’s wife Martina.

On 13 April 2014 Deacon Nick requested in writing that he be allowed to resume posting again from the date: Monday 21 April 2014. I did not accept this request as the period of discernment had not yet concluded. Again, the fact that this decision was forced, misinterpreted and then released publicly on the site – and miscommunicated by certain media outlets and blogs – claiming that I had effectively ‘closed’, ‘supressed’ or ‘gagged’ Protect the Pope was regrettable and does not represent the truth of this situation. To be clear: I have not closed down Protect the Pope.

I am certainly aware of the need of the Church and the Diocese of Lancaster to engage positively with the new media, social media, blogs, and the internet for the sake of spreading the Gospel to the people of our age. Indeed, our Diocese has a good track record of such engagement in reaching out to a much wider audience through our active use of the new communication technologies. I have a weekly blog myself.

I am, of course, also conscious, that no bishop can ever ‘close down’ or supress blogs and websites – such a claim would be absurd. Bishops can and must, however, be faithful to their apostolic duty to preserve the unity of the Church in the service of the Truth. They must ensure that ordained clergy under their care serve that unity in close communion with them and through the gift of their public office: preaching the Truth always – but always in love.’

ENDS

There will be no further comment from the Diocese of Lancaster on this matter.

+Michael G Campbell OSA

Bishop of Lancaster 2 May 2014

Diocesan Website: www.lancasterdiocese.org.uk

Diocesan Twitter Account: @LancasterDioces

Diocesan Facebook Account: https://www.facebook.com/diocese.lancaster

Bishop’s Blog: http://bishopcampbellsblog.wordpress.com/”

http://www.lancasterdiocese.org.uk/Articles/401385/The_Diocese_of/Our_Bishop/Press_Release_Bishop.aspx

1932 Catholic German Vote

Here's an interesting pair of maps. The first is colored in where the percentage of Catholics was highest in 1932. The second is colored in where the Nazi vote was highest in 1932, when Hitler maneuvered his way to power.

The German Catholic population:



And then the Nazi vote.




Source: Erik Maria Ritter von Kuehnelt-Leddihn ""Liberty or Equality".
via
http://cathcon.blogspot.com/2007/07/catholics-fiercest-anti-nazis-in-pre.html

Reproduced in Scholder Die Kirchen und das Dritte Reich. Bd. 1 und 2: Vorgeschichte und Zeit der Illusionen, 1918 - 1934 (The Churches and the Third Reich, vol. 1: Case History and Time of Illusions). Berlin 1977

A Jesuit comments on our Jesuit Pope

The good news is that Francis is no fan of the Tridentine Mass. Yes, he did say Mass in Latin in Korea, but that was because he did not know Korean, and they did not know Italian or Spanish. As archbishop of Buenos Aries, Argentina, he forbade the Tridentine Mass in his archdiocese until Pope Benedict mandated that it be available throughout the universal church whether bishops wanted it or not. Francis has never celebrated it (he was ordained in 1969) and never will. He hopes it will fade away.

Nor is he happy with the push for literal translations, including translating pro multis as "for many" rather than "for all." As a result, the Vatican push for new Italian, German, and other translations has been put on hold.

From the "National Catholic Reporter"

Interlinear TLM

Found here.

An Interlinear Translation for the Extraordinary Rite (Tridentine Latin Mass)

by Rick Kephart http://RickMK.com

In	nomine	Patris,	et	Filii,	et	Spiritus	Sancti.	Amen.
In	name	of Father,	and	of Son,	and	of Spirit	Holy.	Amen.

Introibo	ad	altare	Dei.
I will go	to	altar	of God.

Ad	Deum	qui	lætificat	juventutem	meam.
To	God	Who	gives joy	to youth	my.

Psalm 42

Judica	me,	Deus,
Judge	me,	God,

et	discerne	causam	meam	de	gente	non	sancta:
and	distinguish	cause	my	from	nation	not	holy:

ab	homine	iniquo,	et	doloso	erue	me.
from	man	unjust,	and	deceitful	deliver	me.

Quia	tu	es,	Deus,	fortitudo	mea:
Because	You	are,	God,	strength	my:

quare	me	repulisti,
why	me	you have repulsed,

et	quare	tristis	incedo,	dum	affligit	me	inimicus?
and	why	sad	I go,	while	afflicts	me	enemy?

Emitte	lucem	tuam,	et	veritatem	tuam:
Send forth	light	Your,	and	truth	Your:

ipsa	me	deduxerunt,
they	me	have led,

et	adduxerunt	in	montem	sanctum	tuum,
and	they brought	to	mountain	holy	Your,

et	in	tabernacula	tua.
and	to	tabernacle	Your.

Et	introibo	ad	altare	Dei.
And	I will go	to	altar	of God.

Ad	Deum	qui	lætificat	juventutem	meam.
To	God	Who	gives joy	to youth	my.

Confitebor	tibi	in	cithara,	Deus,	Deus	meus:
I will praise	You	on	harp,	God,	God	my:

quare	tristis	es,	anima	mea,	et	quare	conturbas	me?
why	sad	are you,	soul	my,	and	why	do you trouble	me?

Spera	in	Deo,	quoniam	adhuc	confitebor	illi:
Hope	in	God,	because	still	I will praise	Him

salutare	vultus	mei,	et	Deus	meus.
salvation	of face	my,	and	God	my.

Gloria	Patri,	et	Filio,	et	Spiritui	Sancto.
Glory	to Father,	and	to Son,	and	to Spirit	Holy.

Sicut	erat	in	principio,	et	nunc,	et	semper,
Just as	it was	in	beginning,	and	now,	and	always,

et	in	sæcula	sæculorum.	Amen.
and	in	ages	of ages.	Amen.

Introibo	ad	altare	Dei.
I will go	to	altar	of God.

Ad	Deum	qui	lætificat	juventutem	meam.
To	God	Who	gives joy	to youth	my.

Adjutorium	nostrum	in	nomine	Domini.
Help	our	in	name	of Lord.

Qui	fecit	cælum	et	terram.
Who	made	heaven	and	earth.

Confiteor

Confiteor	Deo	omnipotenti,	beatæ	Mariæ	semper	virgini,
I confess	to God	almighty,	to blessed	Mary	ever	virgin,

beato	Michaeli	Archangelo,	beato	Joanni	Baptistæ,
to blessed	Michael	Archangel,	to blessed	John	Baptist,

sanctis	Apostolis	Petro	et	Paulo,	omnibus	Sanctis,
to holy	Apostles	Peter	and	Paul,	to all	Saints,

et	vobis,	fratres,
and	to you,	brothers,

quia	peccavi	nimis	cogitatione,	verbo	et	opere,
because	I sinned	much	in thought,	word,	and	deed,

mea	culpa,	mea	culpa,	mea	maxima	culpa.
my	fault,	my	fault,	my	greatest	fault.

Ideo	precor	beatam	Mariam	semper	Virginem,
Thus	I beseech	blessed	Mary	ever	virgin,

beatum	Michaelem	Archangelum,
blessed	Michael	Archangel,

beatum	Joannem	Baptistam,	sanctos	Apostolos	Petrum	et	Paulum,
blessed	John	Baptist,	holy	Apostles	Peter	and	Paul,

omnes	Sanctos,	et	vos,	fratres,
all	Saints,	and	you,	brothers,

orare	pro	me	ad	Dominum	Deum	nostrum.
to pray	for	me	to	Lord	God	our.

Misereatur	tui	omnipotens	Deus,	dimissis	peccatis	tuis,
May have mercy	on you	almighty	God,	forgive	sins	your,

perducat	te	ad	vitam	æternam.
lead	you	to	life	eternal.

Amen.

Amen.

Confiteor	Deo	omnipotenti,	beatæ	Mariæ	semper	virgini,
I confess	to God	almighty,	to blessed	Mary	ever	virgin,

beato	Michaeli	Archangelo,	beato	Joanni	Baptistæ,
to blessed	Michael	Archangel,	to blessed	John	Baptist,

sanctis	Apostolis	Petro	et	Paulo,	omnibus	Sanctis,
to holy	Apostles	Peter	and	Paul,	to all	Saints,

et	tibi,	pater,
and	to you,	father,

quia	peccavi	nimis	cogitatione,	verbo	et	opere,
because	I sinned	much	in thought,	word,	and	deed,

mea	culpa,	mea	culpa,	mea	maxima	culpa.
my	fault,	my	fault,	my	greatest	fault.

Ideo	precor	beatam	Mariam	semper	Virginem,
Thus	I beseech	blessed	Mary	ever	virgin,

beatum	Michaelem	Archangelum,
blessed	Michael	Archangel,

beatum	Joannem	Baptistam,	sanctos	Apostolos	Petrum	et	Paulum,
blessed	John	Baptist,	holy	Apostles	Peter	and	Paul,

omnes	Sanctos,	et	te,	pater,
all	Saints,	and	you,	father,

orare	pro	me	ad	Dominum	Deum	nostrum.
to pray	for	me	to	Lord	God	our.

Misereatur	vestri	omnipotens	Deus,	dimissis	peccatis	vestris,
May have mercy	on you	almighty	God,	forgive	sins	your,

perducat	vos	ad	vitam	æternam.
lead	you	to	life	eternal.

Amen.

Amen.

Indulgentiam,	absolutionem,	et	remissionem	peccatorum	nostrorum
Pardon,	absolution,	and	remission	of sins	our

tribuat	nobis	omnipotens	et	misericors	Dominus.
may grant	us	almighty	and	merciful	Lord.

Amen.

Amen.

Deus,	tu	conversus	vivificabis	nos.
God,	You	turn again	enliven	us.

Et	plebs	tua	lætabitur	in	te.
And	people	Your	will rejoice	in	You.

Ostende	nobis,	Domine,	misericordiam	tuam.
Show	us,	Lord,	mercy	Your.

Et	salutare	tuum	da	nobis.
And	salvation	Your	give	us.

Domine,	exaudi	orationem	meam.
Lord,	hear	prayer	my.

Et	clamor	meus	ad	te	veniat.
And	cry	my	to	You	may it come.

Dominus	vobiscum.
Lord	with you.

Et	cum	spiritu	tuo.
And	with	spirit	your.

Oremus.

Let us pray.

Aufer	a	nobis,	quæsumus,	Domine,	iniquitates	nostras:
Take away	from	us,	we beg,	Lord,	iniquities	our:

ut	ad	Sancta	sanctorum
that	to	Holy	of holies

puris	mereamur	mentibus	introire.
with pure	we may be worthy	mind	to enter.

Per	Christum	Dominum	nostrum.	Amen.
Through	Christ	Lord	our.	Amen.

Oramus	te,	Domine,	per	merita	Sanctorum	tuorum,
We pray	to You,	Lord,	through	merits	of Saints	Your,

quorum	reliquiæ	hic	sunt,	et	omnium	Sanctorum:
whose	relics	here	are,	and	all	Saints:

ut	indulgere	digneris	omnia	peccata	mea.	Amen.
that	to forgive	you may grant	all	sins	my.	Amen.

Introit

Kyrie

Kyrie,	eleison...	Christe,	eleison...
Lord,	have mercy	Christ,	have mercy

Gloria

Gloria	in	excelsis	Deo.
Glory	in	highest	to God.

Et	in	terra	pax	hominibus	bonæ	voluntatis.
And	on	Earth	peace	to men	of good	will.

Laudamus	te.	Benedicimus	te.
We praise	You.	We bless	You.

Adoramus	te.	Glorificamus	te.
We adore	You.	We glorify	You.

Gratias	agimus	tibi	propter	magnam	gloriam	tuam.
Thanks	we give	to You	because of	great	glory	Your.

Domine	Deus,	Rex	cælestis,	Deus	Pater	omnipotens.
Lord	God,	King	of Heaven,	God	Father	almighty.

Domine	Fili	unigenite,	Jesu	Christe.
Lord	Son	only begotten,	Jesus	Christ.

Domine	Deus,	Agnus	Dei,	Filius	Patris.
Lord	God,	Lamb	of God,	Son	of Father.

Qui	tollis	peccata	mundi,	miserere	nobis.
Who	take away	sins	of world,	have mercy	on us.

Qui	tollis	peccata	mundi,	suscipe	deprecationem	nostram.
Who	take away	sins	of world,	receive	prayer	our.

Qui	sedes	ad	dexteram	Patris,	miserere	nobis.
Who	sit	at	right hand	of Father,	have mercy	on	us.

Quoniam	tu	solus	Sanctus.	Tu	solus	Dominus.
Because	You	alone	Holy.	You	alone	Lord.

Tu	solus	altissimus,	Jesu	Christe.
You	alone	highest,	Jesus	Christ.

Cum	Sancto	Spiritu,	in	gloria	Dei	Patris.
With	Holy	Spirit,	in	glory	of God	Father.

Dominus	vobiscum.	Et	cum	Spiritu	tuo.
Lord	with you.	And	with	Spirit	your.

Collect

Epistle

Deo	Gratias.
To God	thanks.

Gradual/Tract/Alleluia/Sequence

Munda	cor	meum,	ac	labia	mea,	omnipotens	Deus,
Clean	heart	my,	and	lips	my,	almighty	God,

qui	labia	Isaiæ	Prophetæ	calculo	mundasti	ignito:
Who	lips	of Isaiah	Prophet	stone	you cleaned	burning:

ita	me	tua	grata	miseratione	dignare	mundare,
also	me	through Your	gracious	mercy	grant	to clean,

ut	sanctum	Evangelium	tuum
that	holy	Gospel	Your

digne	valeam	nuntiare.
worthily	I may be strong	to announce.

Per	Christum	Dominum	nostrum.	Amen.
Through	Christ	Lord	our.	Amen.

Dominus	vobiscum.	Et	cum	Spiritu	tuo.
Lord	with you.	And	with	Spirit	your.

Sequentia	(Initium)	sancti	Evangelii	secundum...
Continuation	(Beginning)	of holy	Gospel	according to...

Gloria	tibi,	Domine.
Glory	to You,	Lord.

Gospel

Laus	tibi,	Christe.
Praise	to You,	Christ.

Per	evangelica	dicta	deleantur	nostra	delicta.
Through	Gospel	words	may be deleted	our	sins.

Epistle and Gospel in English

Homily

Creed

Credo	in	unum	Deum,	Patrem	omnipotentem,
I believe	in	one	God,	Father	almighty,

factorem	cæli	et	terræ,
maker	of heaven	and	earth,

visibilium	omnium,	et	invisibilium.
visible	all,	and	invisible.

Et	in	unum	Dominum	Jesum	Christum,
And	in	one	Lord	Jesus	Christ,

Filium	Dei	unigenitum.
Son	of God	only begotten.

Et	ex	Patre	natum	ante	omnia	sæcula.
And	from	Father	born	before	all	ages.

Deum	de	Deo,	lumen	de	lumine,
God	from	God,	light	from	light,

Deum	verum	de	Deo	vero.
God	true	from	God	true.

Genitum,	non	factum,	consubstantialem	Patris:
Born,	not	made,	consubstantial	with Father:

per	quem	omnia	facta sunt.
through	Whom	all things	were made.

Qui	propter	nos	homines,	et	propter	nostram	salutem
Who	for	us	men,	and	for	our	salvation

descendit	de	cælis.
descended	from	Heaven.

Et	incarnatus est	de	Spiritu	Sancto	ex	Maria	Virgine:
And	he became flesh	by	Spirit	Holy	from	Mary	Virgin:

et	homo	factus est.
and	man	he was made.

Crucifixus	etiam	pro	nobis:
He was crucified	also	for	us

sub	Pontio	Pilato	passus,	et	sepultus est.
under	Pontius	Pilate	suffered,	and	was buried.

Et	resurrexit	tertia	die,	secundum	Scripturas.
And	he resurrected	on third	day,	according to	Scriptures.

Et	ascendit	in	cælum:	sedet	ad	dexteram	Patris.
And	he ascended	to	Heaven:	he sits	at	right hand	of Father.

Et	iterum	venturus est	cum	gloria
And	again	he will come	with	glory

judicare	vivos	et	mortuos:
to judge	living	and	dead:

Cujus	regni	non	erit	finis.
Whose	reign	not	will	end.

Et	in	Spiritum	Sanctum,	Dominum,	et	vivificantem,
And	in	Spirit	Holy,	Lord,	and	life-giver,

qui	ex	Patre,	Filioque	procedit.
Who	from	Father,	and	Son	proceeds.

Qui	cum	Patre,	et	Filio
Who	with	Father,	and	Son

simul	adoratur	et	conglorificatur:
at the same time	is adored	and	is glorified with:

qui	locutus est	per	Prophetas.
Who	spoke	through	Prophets.

Et	unam	sanctam	catholicam	et	apostolicam	Ecclesiam.
And	One,	Holy,	Catholic,	and	Apostolic	Church.

Confiteor	unum	baptisma	in	remissionem	peccatorum.
I profess	one	Baptism	for	remission	of sins.

Et	exspecto	resurrectionem	mortuorum.
And	I expect	resurrection	of dead.

Et	vitam	venturi	sæculi.
And	life	of coming	world.

Amen.

Amen.

Dominus	vobiscum.	Et	cum	Spiritu	tuo.
Lord	with you.	And	with	Spirit	your.

Offertory

Suscipe,	sancte	Pater,	omnipotens	æterne	Deus,
Accept,	holy	Father,	all powerful	eternal	God,

hanc	immaculatam	hostiam,
this	stainless	host,

quam	ego	indignus	famulus	tuus	offero	tibi
which	I	unworthy	servant	your	offer	to You

Deo	meo	vivo,	et	vero,
God	my	living	and	true,

pro	innumerabilibus	peccatis,	et	offensionibus,	et	negligentiis	meis,
for	innumerable	sins,	and	offenses	and	neglects	my,

et	pro	omnibus	circumstantibus
and	for	all	standing around

sed et	pro	omnibus	fidelibus	christianis	vivis	atque	defunctis,
as also	for	all	faithful	Christians	living	and	dead

ut	mihi,	et	illis
that	for me	and	these

proficiat	ad	salutem	in	vitam	æternam.	Amen.
it may be profitable	for	salvation	to	life	eternal.	Amen.

Deus,	qui	humanæ	substantiæ	dignitatem
God,	Who	of human	substance	dignity

mirabiliter	condidisti,
wonderfully	has created,

et	mirabilius	reformasti:
and	more wonderfully	reformed:

da	nobis	per	hujus	aquæ	et	vini	mysterium,
give	to us	through	this	of water	and	wine	mystery,

ejus	divinitatis	esse	consortes
His	divinity	to be	partakers

qui	humanitatis	nostræ	fieri	dignatus est	particeps,
Who	in humanity	our	to become	has granted	partaker,

Jesus	Christus	Filius	tuus	Dominus	noster:
Jesus	Christ	Son	Your	Lord	our:

Qui	tecum	vivit	et	regnat
Who	with	You	lives	and	reigns

in	unitate	Spiritus	Sancti	Deus:
in	union with	Spirit	Holy	God:

per	omnia	sæcula	sæculorum.	Amen.
for	all	ages	of ages.	Amen.

Offerimus	tibi,	Domine,	calicem	salutaris,
We offer	to You,	Lord,	chalice	of salvation

tuam	deprecantes	clementiam:
Your	praying	for	mercy:

ut	in	conspectu	divinæ	majestatis	tuæ,
that	in	sight	of divine	majesty	Your,

pro	nostra	et	totius	mundi	salute
for	our	and	for whole	world's	salvation

cum	odore	suavitatis	ascendat.	Amen.
with	odor	of sweetness	it may ascend.	Amen.

In	spiritu	humilitatis,	et	in	animo	contrito
In	spirit	humble,	and	in	soul	contrite

suscipiamur	a	te,	Domine:
may we be received	to	You,	Lord:

et	sic	fiat	sacrificium	nostrum
and	so	may be made	sacrifice	our

in	conspectu	tuo	hodie,
in	sight	Your	today,

ut	placeat	tibi,	Domine	Deus.
that	it may be pleasing	to you,	Lord	God.

Veni,	sanctificator	omnipotens	æterne	Deus:
Come,	Sanctifier	almighty	eternal	God:

et	benedic	hoc	sacrificium,	tuo	sancto	nomini	preparatum.
and	bless	this	sacrifice,	to Your	holy	name	prepared.

Lavabo	inter	innocentes	manus	meas:
I will wash	among	innocents	hands	my:

et	circumdabo	altare	tuum,	Domine:
and	I will go around	altar	Your,	Lord:

ut	audiam	vocem	laudis,
that	I may	hear	voice	praising,

et	enarrem	universa	mirabilia	tua.
and	I may tell	all	wonders	Your.

Domine,	dilexi	decorem	domus	tuæ,
Lord,	I have loved	beauty	of house	Your,

et	locum	habitationis	gloriæ	tuæ.
and	place	of habitation	of glory	Your.

Ne	perdas	cum	impiis,	Deus,	animam	meam,
Do not	take away	with	wicked,	God,	soul	my,

et	cum	viris	sanguinum	vitam	meam:
and	with	men	of blood	life	my:

In	quorum	manibus	iniquitates	sunt:
In	whose	hands	wicked things	are:

dextera	eorum	repleta est	muneribus.
right hand	their	is filled	with gifts.

Ego	autem	in	innocentia	mea	ingressus sum:
I	however	in	innocence	my	I have walked:

redime	me,	et	miserere	mei.
redeem	me,	and	have mercy	on me.

Pes	meus	stetit	in	directo:
Foot	my	stood	in	direct way:

in	ecclesiis	benedicam	te,	Domine.
in	churches	I will bless	You,	Lord.

Gloria	Patri,	et	Filio,	et	Spiritui	Sancto.
Glory	to Father,	and	to Son,	and	to Spirit	Holy.

Sicut	erat	in	principio,	et	nunc,	et	semper,
Just as	it was	in	beginning,	and	now,	and	always,

et	in	sæcula	sæculorum.	Amen.
and	in	ages	of ages.	Amen.

Suscipe,	sancta	Trinitas,	hanc	oblationem,
Accept,	holy	Trinity,	this	oblation,

quam	tibi	offerimus	ob	memoriam	passionis,	resurrectionis,
which	to You	we offer	in	memory	of passion,	resurrection,

et	ascensionis	Jesu	Christi	Domini	nostri:
and	ascension	of Jesus	Christ	Lord	our:

et	in	honorem	beatæ	Mariæ	semper	Virginis,
and	in	honor	of Blessed	Mary	ever	Virgin,

et	beati	Joannis	Baptistæ,
and	of Blessed	John	Baptist

et	sanctorem	Apostolorem	Petri	et	Pauli
and	of holy	Apostles	Peter	and	Paul

et	istorum,	et	omnium	Sanctorum:
and	of these,	and	of all	Saints:

ut	illis	proficiat	ad	honorem,
that	of them	it may be profitable	to	honor

nobis	autem	ad	salutem:
our	and also	to	salvation:

et	illi	pro	nobis	intercedere	dignentur	in	cælis
and	these	for	us	to intercede	may they grant	in	Heaven

quorum	memoriam	agimus	in	terris.
whose	memory	we practice	on	Earth.

Per	eumdem	Christum	Dominum	nostrum.	Amen.
Through	the same	Christ	Lord	our.	Amen.

Orate,	fratres:	ut	meum	ac	vestrum	sacrificium
Pray,	brothers:	that	my	and	your	sacrifice

acceptabile	fiat	apud	Deum	Patrem	omnipotentem.
acceptable	may be	before	God	Father	almighty.

Suscipiat	Dominus	sacrificium	de	manibus	tuis,
May	receive	Lord	sacrifice	from	hands	your,

ad	laudem	et	gloriam	nominis	sui,
to	praise	and	glory	of name	His,

ad	utilitatem	quoque	nostram,	totiusque	Ecclesiæ	suæ	sanctæ.
to	benefit	every	our,	and all	Church	His	holy.

Secret

Dominus	vobiscum.
Lord	with you.

Et	cum	spiritu	tuo.
And	with	spirit	your.

Sursum	corda.
Upwards	hearts.

Habemus	ad	Dominum.
We have	to	Lord.

Gratias	agamus	Domino	Deo	nostro.
Thanks	let us give	to Lord	God	our.

Dignum	et	justum	est.
Deserved	and	just	it is.

Preface

Vere	dignum	et	justum	est,	æquum	et	salutare,
Truly	deserved	and	just	it is,	right	and	saving,

nos	tibi	semper	et	ubique	gratias	agere:
we	to You	always	and	everywhere	thanks	give:

Domine	Sancte,	Pater	omnipotens,	æterne	Deus:
Lord	Holy,	Father	almighty,	eternal	God:

Qui	cum	unigenito	Filio	tuo,	et	Spiritu	Sancto,
Who	with	only begotten	Son	Your,	and	Spirit	Holy,

unus	es	Deus,	unus	es	Dominus:
one	You are	God,	one	You are	Lord:

non	in	unius	singularitate	personæ,
not	in	one	single	person,

sed	in	unius	Trinitate	substantiæ,
but	in	one	Trinity	of substance,

Quod	enim	de	tua	gloria,	revelante	te,
What	for	of	Your	glory,	being revealed	by You,

credimus,	hoc	de	Filio	tuo,	hoc	de	Spiritu	Sanctu,
we believe,	that	of	Son	Your,	that	of	Spirit	Holy,

sine	differentia	discretionis	sentimus.
without	difference	separation	we perceive.

Ut	in	confessione	veræ	sempiternæque	Deitatis,
That	in	confession	of true	and eternal	Deity,

et	in	personis	proprietas,	et	in	essentia	unitas,
and	in	persons	distinction,	and	in	essence	unity,

et	in	majestate	adoretur	æqualitas.
and	in	majesty	may be adored	equality.

Quam	laudant	Angeli	atque	Archangeli,
Whom	praise	Angels	and	Archangels,

Cherubim	quoque	ac	Seraphim:
Cherubim	also	and	Seraphim:

qui	non	cessant	clamare	quotidie,	una	voce	dicentes:
who	do not	cease	to cry out	every day,	one	voice	saying:

Sanctus,	Sanctus,	Sanctus,	Dominus	Deus	Sabaoth.
Holy,	Holy,	Holy,	Lord	God	of Hosts.

Pleni	sunt	cæli,	et	terra	gloria	tua.
Filled	are	Heaven,	and	Earth	with	glory	Your.

Hosanna	in	excelsis.
Hosanna	in	highest.

Benedictus	qui	venit	in	nomine	Domini.
Blessed	who	comes	in	name	of the Lord.

Hosanna	in	excelsis.
Hosanna	in	highest.

CANON

Te	igitur,	clementissime	Pater,
You	therefore,	most merciful	Father,

per	Jesum	Christum	Filium	tuum	Dominum	nostrum,
through	Jesus	Christ	Son	Your	Lord	our,

supplices	rogamus,	ac	petimus,
beseeching humbly	we request,	and	we	ask,

uti	accepta	habeas,	et	benedicas,
that	accepted	you would have,	and	would bless

hæc	dona,	hæc	munera,	hæc	sancta	sacrificia	illibata,
these	gifts,	these	gifts,	these	holy	sacrifices	unspotted,

in	primis,	quæ	tibi	offerimus
in	the first place,	which	to You	we offer

pro	Ecclesia	tua	sancta	catholica:
for	Church	Your	holy	catholic:

quam	pacificare,	custodire,	adunare,
which	to pacify,	to guard,	to unite,

et	regere	digneris	toto	orbe	terrarum,
and	to rule	grant	over the whole	world	of earth,

una	cum	famulo	tuo	Papa	nostro...,	et	Antistite	nostro...,
one	with	servant	Your	Pope	our...,	and	bishop	our...,

et	omnibus	orthodoxis,	atque	catholicæ,
and	all	orthodox,	and	Catholic

et	apostolicæ	fidei	cultoribus.
and	Apostolic	faith	worshippers.

Commemoration of the Living

Memento,	Domine,	famulorum	famularumque	tuarum,
Remember,	Lord,	male servants	and female servants	Your,

et	omnium	circumstantium,	quorum	tibi	fides	cognita	est,
and	all	standing around,	whose	to You	faith	known	is,

et	nota	devotio,	pro	quibus	tibi	offerimus:
and	known	devotion,	for	whom	to	You	we offer:

vel	qui	tibi	offerunt	hoc	sacrificium	laudis,
and	who	to You	they offer	this	sacrifice	of praise,

pro	se,	suisque	omnibus:
for	themselves,	and their	everything:

pro	redemptione	animarum	suarum,
for	redemption	souls	their,

pro	spe	salutis	et	incolumitatis	suæ:
for	hope	of salvation	and	safety	their:

tibique	reddunt	vota	sua	æterno	Deo	vivo	et	vero.
and to You	render	prayers	their	eternal	God	living	and	true.

Communicantes,	et	memoriam	venerantes,
Together with,	and	memory	venerating,

in	primis	gloriosæ	semper	Virginis	Mariæ,
in	the first place	of glorious	ever	Virgin	Mary,

Genetricis	Dei	et	Domini	nostri	Jesu	Christi:
Mother	of God	and	Lord	our	Jesus	Christ:

sed et	beatorum	Apostolorum	ac	Martyrum	tuorum,
and also	of blessed	Apostles	and	Martyrs	Your,

Petri	et	Pauli,	Andreæ,	Jacobi,	Joannis,	Thomæ,	Jacobi,
Peter	and	Paul,	Andrew,	Jacob,	John,	Thomas,	Jacob,

Phillippi,	Bartholomæi,	Matthæi,	Simonis	et	Thaddæi:
Phillip,	Bartholomew,	Matthew,	Simon,	and	Thaddeus:

Lini,	Cleti,	Clementis,	Xysti,	Cornelii,	Cypriani,	Laurentii,
Linus,	Cetus,	Clement,	Xystus,	Cornelius,	Cyprian,	Laurence,

Chrysogoni,	Joannis	et	Pauli,	Cosmæ	et	Damiani:
Chrysogonus,	John	and	Paul,	Cosmas	and	Damian:

et	omnium	Sanctorum	tuorum;
and	all	Saints	Your;

quorum	meritis	precibusque	concedas,	ut	omnibus
by whose	merits	and prayers	may You grant,	that	in everything

protectionis	tuæ	muniamur	auxilio.
of protection	Your	may we be defended	by aid.

Per	eumdem	Christum	Dominum	nostrum.	Amen.
Through	the same	Christ	Lord	our.	Amen.

Hanc	igitur	oblationem	servitutis	nostræ,
This	then	oblation	of service	our,

sed et	cunctæ	familiæ	tuæ,	quæsumus,	Domine,
and also	of whole	family	Your,	we beseech,	Lord,

ut	placatus	accipias:
that	graciously	you may accept:

diesque	nostros	in	tua	pace	disponas,
and days	our	in	Your	peace	you may dispose,

atque	ab	æterna	damnatione	nos	eripi,
and	from	eternal	damnation	we	to be rescued,

et	in	electorum	tuorum	grege	numerari.
and	among	elect	of Your	flock	to be numbered.

Per	Christum	Dominum	nostrum.	Amen.
Through	Christ	Lord	our.	Amen.

Quam	oblationem	tu	Deus,	in	omnibus,	quæsumus,
This	oblation	You	God,	in	all things,	we beseech,

benedictam,	adscriptam,	ratam,	rationabilem,
blessed,	approved,	ratified,	rational,

acceptabilemque	facere	digneris:
and acceptable	to make	may You grant:

ut	nobis	Corpus	et	Sanguis	fiat
that	for us	Body	and	Blood	it may become

dilectissimi	Filii	tui	Domini	nostri	Jesu	Christi.
of most beloved	Son	Your	Lord	our	Jesus	Christ.

Qui	pridie	quam	pateretur,
Who	the day before	when	he suffered,

accepit	panem	in	sanctas	ac	venerabiles	manus	suas,
took	bread	in	holy	and	venerable	hands	His,

et	elevatis	oculis	in	cælum
and	lifted up	eyes	toward	heaven

ad	te	Deum	patrem	suum	omnipotentem,
toward	You	God	father	his	almighty,

tibi	gratias	agens,	benedixit,
to You	thanks	giving,	blessed,

fregit,	deditque	discipulis	suis,
broke,	and gave	to disciples	His,

dicens:	Accipite,	et	manducate	ex	hoc	omnes.
sayins:	"Take,	and	eat	of	this	all.

Consecration

HOC	EST	ENIM	CORPUS	MEUM.
THIS	IS	FOR [conj.]	BODY	MY."

Simili	modo	postquam	coenatum est,
In similar	way	after	supper had been eaten,

accipiens	et	hunc	præclarum	Calicem
taking	also	this	excellent	Chalice

in	sanctas	ac	venerabiles	manus	suas,
in	holy	and	venerable	hands	His,

item	tibi	gratias	agens,
likewise	to You	thanks	giving,

benedixit,	deditque	discipulis	suis,
He blessed,	and gave	to disciples	His,

dicens:	Accipite,	et	bibite	ex	eo	omnes.
saying:	"Take,	and	drink	from	this	all.

Consecration

HIS	EST	ENIM	CALIX	SANGUINIS	MEI,
THIS	IS	FOR [conj.]	CHALICE	OF BLOOD	MY,

NOVI	ET	ÆTERNI	TESTAMENTI:
OF NEW	AND	ETERNAL	TESTAMENT:

MYSTERIUM	FIDEI:	QUI	PRO	VOBIS	ET	PRO	MULTIS
MYSTERY	OF FAITH:	WHICH	FOR	YOU	AND	FOR	MANY

EFFUNDETUR	IN	REMISSIONEM	PECCATORUM.
WILL BE SHED	FOR	REMISSION	OF SINS.

Hæc	quotiescumque	feceritis,	in	mei	memoriam	facietis.
These	as often as	you do,	in	my	memory	you will do."

Unde	et	memores,	Domine,	nos	servi	tui,
Wherefore	also	remembering,	Lord,	we	servants	Your,

sed et	plebs	tua	sancta,
and also	people	Your	holy,

ejusdem	Christi	Filii	tui	Domini	nostri
of	same	Christ	Son	Your	Lord	our,

tam	beatæ	passionis,	necnon et	ab	inferis	resurrectionis,
so	blessed	passion,	and also	from	grave	Resurrection,

sed et	in	cælos	gloriosæ	ascensionis:
and also	to	heaven	glorious	Ascension:

offerimus	præclaræ	majestati	tuæ,
we offer	to	excellent	majesty	Your,

de	tuis	donis	ac	datis,
of	Your	gifts	and	gifts,

hostiam	puram,	hostiam	sanctam,	hostiam	immaculatam,
victim	pure,	victim	holy,	victim	immaculate,

Panem	sanctum	vitæ	æternæ,
Bread	holy	of life	eternal,

et	Calicem	salutaris	perpetuæ.
and	Chalice	of salvation	perpetual.

Supra	quæ	propitio	ac	sereno	vultu
Upon	which	gracious	and	serene	face

respicere	digneris:
to look	may You grant:

et	accepta	habere,	sicuti	accepta	habere	dignatus es
and	accept	to have,	just as	accepted	to have	you granted

munera	pueri	tui	justi	Abel,
gifts	of servant	Your	just	Abel,

et	sacrificium	Patriarchæ	nostri	Abrahæ:
and	sacrifice	of Patriarch	our	Abraham:

et	quod	tibi	obtulit	summus	sacerdos	tuus	Melchisedech,
and	which	to You	were offered	by most high	priest	Your	Melchisedech,

sanctum	sacrificium,	immaculatam	hostiam.
holy	sacrifice,	immaculate	victim.

Supplices	te	rogamus,	omnipotens	Deus:
Humbly	You	we beseech,	almighty	God:

jube	hæc	perferri	per	manus	sancti	Angeli	tui
command	these	to be brought	by	hands	of holy	Angel	Your

in	sublime	altare	tuum,
to	sublime	altar	Your,

in	conspectu	divinæ	majestatis	tuæ;
in	presence	of divine	majesty	Your;

ut	quotquot,	ex	hac	altaris	participatione
that	however many,	from	this	altar	participation

sacrosanctum	Filii	tui	Corpus	et	Sanguinem	sumpserimus,
most sacred	of Son	Your	Body	and	Blood	receive,

omni	benedictione	cælesti	et	gratia	repleamur.
every	blessing	heavenly	and	grace	may be filled.

Per	eumdem	Christum	Dominum.	Amen.
Through	same	Christ	Lord.	Amen.

Commemoration of the Dead

Memento	etiam,	Domine,
Remember	also,	Lord,

famulorum	famularumque	tuarum,
male servants	and female servants	Your,

qui	nos	præcesserunt	cum	signo	fidei,
who	us	went before	with	sign	of faith,

et	dormiunt	in	somno	pacis.
and	sleep	in	sleep	of peace.

Ipsis,	Domine,	et	omnibus	in	Christo	quiescentibus,
to them,	Lord,	and	all	in	Christ	rest,

locum	refrigerii,	lucis	et	pacis,
place	of refreshment,	light	and	peace,

ut	indulgeas,	deprecamur.
that	you may grant,	we beseech.

Per	eumdem	Christum	Dominum.	Amen.
Through	same	Christ	Lord.	Amen.

Nobis	quoque	peccatoribus	famulis	tuis,
To us	also	sinners	servants	Yours

de	multitudine	miserationum	tuarum	sperantibus,
in	multitude	of mercies	Your	hoping,

partem	aliquam,	et	societatem	donare	digneris,
part	some,	and	society	to give	may You grant,

cum	tuis	sanctis	Apostolis	et	Martyribus:
with	Your	holy	Apostles	and	Martyrs:

cum	Joanne,	Stephano,	Matthia,	Barnaba,
with	John,	Stephen,	Matthias,	Barnabas,

Ignatio,	Alexandro,	Marcellino,
Ignatius,	Alexander,	Marcellinus,

Petro,	Felicitate,	Perpetua,	Agatha,	Lucia,
Peter,	Felicity,	Perpetua,	Agatha,	Lucy,

Agnete,	Cæcilia,	Anastasia,
Agnes,	Cecilia,	Anastasia,

et	omnibus	Sanctis	tuis:	intra	quorum	nos	consortium,
and	all	Saints	Your:	into	whose	us	company,

non	æstimator	meriti,
not	esteemer	of merits,

sed	veniæ,	quæsumus,	largitor	admitte.
but	of pardon,	we beseech,	giver	admit.

Per	eumdem	Christum	Dominum.	Amen.
Through	same	Christ	Lord.	Amen.

Per	quem	hæc	omnia,	Domine,
By	Whom	these	all,	Lord,

semper	bona	creas,
always	good things	you create,

sanctificas,	vivificas,	benedicis,	et	præstas	nobis.
You sanctify,	You give life to,	You bless,	and	you give	to us

Per	ipsum,	et	cum	ipso,	et	in	ipso,
Through	Him,	and	with	Him,	and	in	Him,

est	tibi	Deo	Patri	omnipotenti,
is	to You	God	Father	almighty,

in	unitate	Spiritus	Sancti,
in	unity	of Spirit	Holy,

omnis	honor,	et	gloria.	Per	omnia	sæcula	sæculorum.	Amen.
all	honor,	and	glory.	For	all	ages	of ages.	Amen.

Præceptis	salutaribus	moniti,
Instructed	by saving	warnings,

et	divina	institutione	formati,
and	by divine	institution	guided,

audemus	dicere:
we dare	to say:

Our Father

Pater	noster,	qui	es	in	cælis,
Father	our,	Who	are	in	Heaven,

sanctificetur	nomen	tuum:
may be sanctified	name	Your:

Adveniat	regnum	tuum:
May come	reign	Your:

Fiat	voluntas	tua	sicut	in	cælo,
may be done	will	Your	just as	in	heaven,

et	in	terra.	Panem	nostrum	quotidianum
and	on	earth.	Bread	our	daily

da	nobis	hodie:
give	to us	today:

Et	dimitte	nobis	debita	nostra,
And	forgive	us	debts	our,

sicut et	nos	dimittimus	debitoribus	nostris.
just as	we	forgive	debtors	our.

Et	ne	nos	inducas	in	tentationem.
And	do not	us	lead	into	temptation.

Sed	libera	nos	a	malo.	Amen.
But	free	us	from	evil.	Amen.

Libera	nos,	quæsumus,	Domine,	ab	omnibus	malis,
Free	us,	we beseech,	Lord,	from	all	evils,

præteritis,	præsentibus,	et	futuris:
past,	present,	and	future:

et	intercedente	beata	et	gloriosa	semper	Virgine
and	by intercession	of blessed	and	glorious	ever	Virgin

Dei	Genetrice	Maria,
God's	Mother	Mary,

cum	beatis	Apostolis	tuis	Petro	et	Paulo,
with	blessed	Apostles	Your	Peter	and	Paul,

atque	Andrea,	et	omnibus	Sanctis,
and	Andrew,	and	all	Saints,

Da	propitius	pacem	in	diebus	nostris:
Give	graciously	peace	in	days	our:

ut	ope	misericordiæ	tuæ	adjuti,
that	by work	of mercy	your	helped,

et	a	peccato	simus
and	from	sin	we may be

semper	liberi,	et	ab	omni	pertubatione	securi.
always	free,	and	from	all	disturbance	safe.

Per	eumdem	Dominum	nostrum	Jesum	Christum	Filium	tuum.
Through	same	Lord	our	Jesus	Christ	Son	your.

Qui	tecum	vivit	et	regnat
Who	with you	lives	and	reigns

in	unitate	Spiritus	Sancti	Deus.
in	unity	of Spirit	Holy	God.

Per	omnia	sæcula	sæculorum.	Amen.
for	all	ages	of ages.	Amen.

Pax	Domini	sit	semper	vobiscum.	Et	cum	spiritu	tuo.
Peace	of the Lord	be	always	with you.	And	with	spirit	your.

Hæc	commixtio,	et	consecratio
This	mingling,	and	consecration

Corporis	et	Sanguinis	Domini	nostri	Jesu	Christi,
of Body	and	Blood	of Lord	our	Jesus	Christ,

fiat	accipientibus	nobis	in	vitam	æternam.	Amen.
may be made	receiving	us	to	life	eternal.	Amen.

Lamb of God

Agnus	Dei,	qui	tollis	peccata	mundi:
Lamb	of God,	who	take away	sins	of world:

miserere	nobis.
have mercy	on us.

Agnus	Dei,	qui	tollis	peccata	mundi:
Lamb	of God,	who	take away	sins	of world:

miserere	nobis.
have mercy	on us.

Agnus	Dei,	qui	tollis	peccata	mundi:
Lamb	of God,	who	take away	sins	of world:

dona	nobis	pacem.
give	us	peace.

Domine	Jesu	Christe,	qui	dixisti	Apostolis	tuis:
Lord	Jesus	Christ,	who	said	to Apostles	Your:

Pacem	relinquo	vobis,	pacem	meam	do	vobis:
Peace	I leave	with you,	peace	My	I give	to you:

ne	respicias	peccata	mea,	sed	fidem	Ecclesiæ	tuæ:
do not	look at	sins	my,	but	faith	of Church	Your:

eamque	secundum	voluntatem	tuam	pacificare
and to it	according	to will	Your	grant peace

et	coadunare	digneris:	Qui	vivis	et	regnas	Deus
and	to unite	may You grant	Who	lives	and	reigns	God

per	omnia	sæcula	sæculorum.	Amen.
for	all	ages	of ages.	Amen.

Domine	Jesu	Christe,	Fili	Dei	vivi,
Lord	Jesus	Christ,	Son	of God	living,

qui	ex	voluntate	Patris,
who	by	will	of Father,

cooperante	Spiritu	Sancto,
cooperation	of Spirit	Holy,

per	mortem	tuam	mundum	vivificasti:
by	death	Your	world	gave life to:

libera	me	per	hoc	sacrosanctum	Corpus	et	Sanguinem	tuum
free	me	by	this	most holy	Body	and	Blood	Your

ab	omnibus	iniquitatibus	meis,	et	universis	malis:
from	all	iniquities	my,	and	all	evils:

et	fac	me	tuis	semper	inhærere	mandatis,
and	make	me	Your	always	to adhere	to laws,

et	a	te	nunquam	separari	permittas:
and	from	You	never	separated	permit:

Qui	cum	eodum	Deo	Patre,	et	Spiritu	Sancto
Who	with	same	God	Father,	and	Spirit	Holy

vivis	et	regnas	Deus	in	sæcula	sæculorum.	Amen.
live	and	reign	God	for	ages	of ages.	Amen.

Perceptio	Corporis	tui,	Domine	Jesu	Christe,
Partaking	of Body	Your,	Lord	Jesus	Christ,

quod	ego	indignus	sumere	præsumo,
which	I	unworthy	to	take	presume,

non	mihi	proveniat	in	judicium	et	condemnationem:
not	to me	come for	in	judgment	and	condemnation:

sed	pro	tua	pietate	prosit	mihi
but	for	Your	goodness	may it profit	me

ad	tutamentum	mentis	et	corporis,
to	safety	in mind	and	body,

et	ad	medelam	percipiendam:
and	to	healing remedy	is to be received:

Qui	vivis	et	regnas	cum	Deo	Patre
Who	live	and	reign	with	God	Father

in	unitate	Spiritus	Sancti	Deus,
in	unity	of Spirit	Holy	God,

per	omnia	sæcula	sæculorum.	Amen.
for	all	ages	of ages.	Amen.

Panem	cælestem	accipiam,
The bread	of Heaven	I will take,

et	nomen	Domini	invocabo.
and	name	of the Lord	I will invoke.

Domine,	non	sum	dignus,	ut	intres	sub	tectum	meum:
Lord,	not	I am	worthy,	that	you enter	under	roof	my:

sed	tantum	dic	verbo,	et	sanabitur	anima	mea.
but	just	say	by word,	and	will be healed	soul	my.

Corpus	Domini	nostri	Jesu	Christi
Body	of Lord	our	Jesus	Christ

custodiat	animam	meam	in	vitam	æternam.	Amen.
may it preserve	soul	my	to	life	eternal.	Amen.

Quid	retribuam	Domino
What	will I repay	Lord

pro	omnibus	quæ	retribuit	mihi?
for	all	which	he rendered	to me?

Calicem	salutaris	accipiam,	et	nomen	Domini	invocabo.
Chalice	saving	I will take	and	name	of Lord	I will invoke.

Laudans	invocabo	Dominum,
Praising	I will invoke	Lord,

et	ab	inimicis	meis	salvus	ero.
and	from	enemies	my	saved	I will be.

Sanguis	Domini	nostri	Jesu	Christi
Blood	of Lord	our	Jesus	Christ

custodiat	animam	meam	in	vitam	æternam.	Amen.
may it preserve	soul	my	to	life	eternal.	Amen.

Ecce	Agnus	Dei,	ecce	qui	tollit	peccata	mundi.
Behold	Lamb	of God,	behold	who	takes away	sins	of world

Domine,	non	sum	dignus,	ut	intres	sub	tectum	meum:
Lord,	not	I am	worthy,	that	you enter	under	roof	my:

sed	tantum	dic	verbo,	et	sanabitur	anima	mea.
but	just	say	by word,	and	will be healed	soul	my.

Communion

Corpus	Domini	nostri	Jesu	Christi
Body	of Lord	our	Jesus	Christ

custodiat	animam	tuam	in	vitam	æternam.	Amen.
may it preserve	soul	your	to	life	eternal.	Amen.

Quod	ore	sumpsimus,	Domine,	pura	mente	capiamus:
What	by mouth	we receive,	Lord,	with pure	mind	may we take:

et	de	munere	temporali
and	from	gift	temporal

fiat	nobis	remedium	sempiternum.
may become	for us	remedy	eternal.

Corpus	tuum,	Domine,	quod	sumpsi,
Body	Your,	Lord,	which	I received,

et	Sanguis,	quem	potavi,
and	Blood,	which	I drank,

adhæreat	visceribus	meis:	et	præsta;
may it adhere	to insides	my:	and	accomplish;

ut	in	me	non	remaneat	scelerum	macula,
that	in	me	not	remain	of sin	stain,

quem	pura	et	sancta	refecerunt	sacramenta:
who	by pure	and	holy	have been refreshed	sacraments:

Qui	vivis	et	regnas	in	sæcula	sæculorum.	Amen.
Who	live	and	reign	for	ages	of ages.	Amen.

Communion prayer

Dominus	vobiscum.	Et	cum	spiritu	tuo.
Lord	with you.	And	with	spirit	your.

Amen.

Amen.

Post Communion

Dominus	vobiscum.	Et	cum	spiritu	tuo.
Lord	with you.	And	with	spirit	your.

Ite,	missa	est.
Go,	the dismissal	it is.

or

Benedicamus	Domino.
Let us bless	Lord.

Deo	gratias.
To God	thanks.

Placeat	tibi,	sancta	Trinitas,	obsequium	servitutis	meæ:
May it please	You,	holy	Trinity,	homage	of service	my:

et	præsta;	ut	sacrificium
and	grant;	that	sacrifice

quod	oculis	tuæ	majestatis	indignus	obtuli,
which	in sight	of Your	majesty	unworthy	I offered	up,

tibi	sit	acceptabile,
to You	may be	acceptable,

mihique,	et	omnibus	pro	quibus	illud	obtuli,
and to me,	and	to all	for	whom	that	I offered up,

sit,	te	miserante,	propitiabile.
may it be,	to You	by Your showing mercy,	propitious.

Per	Christum	Dominum	nostrum.	Amen.
Through	Christ	Lord	our.	Amen.

Benediction

Benedicat	vos	omnipotens	Deus,
May bless	you	almighty	God,

Pater,	et	Filius,	et	Spiritus	Sanctus.	Amen.
Father,	and	Son,	and	Spirit	Holy.	Amen.

Last Gospel

Initium	sancti	Evangelii	secundum	Joannem.
Beginning	of holy	Gospel	according to	John.

Gloria	tibi,	Domine.
Glory	to You,	Lord.

In	principio	erat	Verbum,
In	beginning	was	Word,

et	Verbum	erat	apud	Deum,
and	Word	was	in the presence of	God,

et	Deus	erat	Verbum.
and	God	was	Word.

Hoc	erat	in	principio	apud	Deum.
That	was	in	beginning	in the presence of	God.

Omnia	per	ipsum	facta sunt:
All things	through	Him	were made:

et	sine	ipso	factum est	nihil,	quod	factum est:
and	without	Him	was made	nothing,	that	was made:

in	ipso	vita	erat,	et	vita	erat	lux	hominum:
in	Him	life	was,	and	life	was	light	of men:

et	lux	in	tenebris	lucet,
and	light	in	darkness	shines,

et	tenebræ	eam	non	comprehenderunt.
and	darkness	it	not	comprehended.

Fuit	homo	missus	a	Deo,	cui	nomen	erat	Joannes.
Was	man	sent	from	God,	whose	name	was	John.

Hic	venit	in	testimonium,
This one	came	in	testimony,

ut	testimonium	perhiberet	de	lumine,
to	testimony	bring	of	light,

ut	omnes	crederent	per	illum.
that	all	may believe	through	that.

Non	erat	ille	lux,	sed	ut	testimonium	perhiberet	de	lumine.
Not	was	that	light,	but	to	testimony	bring	of	light.

Erat	lux	vera,
He was	light	true,

quæ	illuminat	omnem	hominem	venientem	in	hunc	mundum.
which	illuminates	all	men	coming	in	this	world.

In	mundo	erat,	et	mundus	per	ipsum	factus est,
In	world	he was,	and	world	through	him	was made,

et	mundus	eum	non	cognovit.
and	world	him	not	knew.

In	propria	venit,	et	sui	eum	non	receperunt.
Among	his own	he came	and	his	him	not	received.

Quotquot	autem	receperunt	eum,
However many	though	received	him,

dedit	eis	potestatem	filios	Dei	fieri,
He gave	to them	power	sons	of God	to become,

his,	qui	credunt	in	nomine	ejus:
those,	who	believe	in	name	his:

qui	non	ex	sanguinibus,	neque	ex	voluntate	carnis,
who	not	from	blood,	nor	from	will	of flesh,

neque	ex	voluntate	viri,	sed	ex	Deo	nati sunt.
nor	from	will	of men,	but	from	God	they were born.

ET	VERBUM	CARO	FACTUM	EST,
And	word	flesh	made	was,

ET	HABITAVIT	IN	NOBIS:
and	dwelt	among	us:

et	vidimus	gloriam	ejus,
and	we have seen	glory	his,

gloriam	quasi	Unigeniti	a	Patre,
glory	like	only son	from	Father,

plenum	gratiæ	et	veritatis.
full	of grace	and	truth.

Deo	gratias.
To God	thanks.

Prayers after Mass

Hail Mary (3X)
Hail, Holy Queen
O God, our refuge and our strength...
Prayer to Saint Michael
Most Sacred Heart of Jesus/Have mercy on us (3X)

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