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Roman Rite (the Missal of Paul VI and John Paul II)
Roman Rite (the Missal of Paul VI and John Paul II): a rite or use within the Latin Church. Status, head, countries, liturgical books, history, and sources.
- Church
- Latin Church
- Centre
- Rome (Source: Wikidata ↗)
- Liturgical books
- Missale Romanum, editio typica tertia (2002; reimpressio emendata 2008) with later variationes; vernacular editions approved by conferences (English: The Roman Missal, ICEL translation) (Source: Dicastery for Divine Worship ↗)
History
- 3 April 1969 Missale Romanum (Paul VI) (Source: Holy See ↗)
- 2002 and 2008 Missale Romanum, editio typica tertia (2002); reimpressio emendata (2008) (Source: Dicastery for Divine Worship ↗)
Dates are given as ranges or centuries where the sources give no single date.
Texts and resources
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- ICEL (English translation rights holder): permissions ↗ Rights: Link only
ICEL page: requests for permission go to ICEL Secretariat - Missale Romanum (Tours: Mame, 1922), a historical printing ↗ Rights: Public domain (US)
Title page: MCMXXII (1922), before the 1931 cutoff. - The Roman Missal adapted to the use of the laity (Toronto: W. E. Blake; undated, after 1913) ↗ Rights: Unknown
Undated: archive.org gives only "19--", and the front matter follows the rubrics of the decree of 28 October 1913. Unknown until a dated copy is found.
In the library
- The Mass, Peter C. Yorke Read: The Mass
Main sources: Holy See ↗. Checked 2026-10-26. Sources and method.