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The
General
Principles
of Ceremonies
of the Roman Rite
(For Inferior Ministers)
Louis
J. Tofari |
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Don't
let the title fool you! This book is packed with essential
liturgical knowledge that any Catholic interested in better understanding
the traditional Roman Liturgy (1962) would appreciate!
Covering
the basic rules or principles that govern the rubrics of
the Roman Rite (e.g., how to genuflect and when),
this booklet shows how the characteristic of romanitas
effects the various intricacies of the sacred ceremonies.
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This abridged edition
explains the principles that specifically affect the inferior ministers (altar servers) when fulfilled by
laymen. Though
intended for masters of ceremonies and altar servers age
12 and up, even clerics, priests and ordinary
laypeople will find this book informative.
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To
facilitate the explanations on the general principles, 18
pictures, 2 expository tables and 11 diagrams have been
included, while 183 footnotes provide valuable sources of
authority, further explanations and various tips. Other
features include a table of contents and two glossaries of
terms (sanctuary-related and rubrically-related) used
within the book.
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Sample
diagrams and expository table
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pages, 5½" x 8½",
softcover, #55673.
$14.00 |
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