Roman Catholic Sunday Missal Booklet - 1962, Tridentine Rite

Using it for studying and following along with the Latin Mass. One side is Latin, the opposite side is English. Lots of information in the margins explaining about the Mass, and clarifying certain aspects of the Latin Mass. Highly recommend if you are studying TLM, even if you are unable to attend regularly. Our location offers one similar to this, but this one really clarifies things for me. We have had it in a city about 40 minutes from us--but only on First Saturdays. Blessed to report that they will be attempting to have it every Sunday afternoon and continue if the attendance is plentiful! One thing I keep hearing from seasoned attendants of TLM--even if you cannot follow along due to the language barrier, GO! Read or recite (in your head) prayers or just "be there". Remind yourself that this is the same Mass being said all over the world--a thousand years ago, today and a thousand years from now. It is so beautiful!

Worth having, easy to follow

Explains the mass, the movements with good illustrations and so makes it much easier to follow.

After growing up on Latin Mass and then going to English I have now started back to Latin. The Chapel I attend supplies a booklet such as this. While shopping for a new daily missal I found this hoping it was the same that the Chapel provided. I am happy to say it is. It is easy to follow and also has recommended prayers as well as Benedictiion prayers. The booklet provides the English translation for both high and low Mass along with explanations. The daily readings are not included. This is a great substitute as I continue to shop for a 1962 Daily Missal, or Sunday Missal.

I agree with all the other comments - this is the best book of its kind by far (vastly superior to the ubiquitous, but badly produced and overrated 'Red Book' from the so-called Coalition to Support Ecclesia Dei). Quality paper, good production values, excellent use of 2nd color, complete rubrics. I wouldn't buy from Amazon through. Order direct from the publisher (Angelus Press). You can buy 10 of them for a little over 3 bucks each.

The Latin Mass is gaining in popularity and this is a good booklet for getting familiar with the language and the movement of the Mass. With English on one side, Latin on the other, and the congregation's parts written in red - it is easy to follow. It is also easy to use at home as a study guide in preparation.

This Roman Catholic Sunday Missal- 1962, Tridentine Rite is really a nice, very sturdy, easy to read print handy booklet to use withut carrying the full missal. It helps make Mass easier to follow.

Not as easy to follow as the Father Lassance New Roman Missal but it filled the gap until I got that. Like many 'simple' missals, the notes are confusing and throw you off the cadence of the Mass.

Very small book and was stated that it was a hard cover and it isn't