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PublisherLiturgical Press

ISBN-100814660177

ISBN-139780814660171

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Number of Pages520 Pages

LanguageEnglish

Publication NameCommentary on the General Instruction of the Roman Missal : Developed under the Auspices of the Catholic Academy of Liturgy and Cosponsored by the Fereation of Diocesan Liturgical Commissions

Publication Year2008

SubjectChristian Rituals & Practice / Worship & Liturgy, Christian Theology / General, Christianity / Catholic, Christian Rituals & Practice / Sacraments

TypeTextbook

AuthorNathan D. Mitchell

Subject AreaReligion

SeriesPueblo Bks.

FormatHardcover

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Item Weight28 Oz

Item Length9 in

Item Width6 in

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LCCN2007-030130

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ReviewsThis valuable book is the most complete commentary available and will probably not be superseded for years. It should be read and studied by every priest, seminarian, liturgist, liturgy committee, and anyone else interested in celebrating the Eucharist properly. Catholic Books Review, [T]his durable, convenient volume should be in every rectory; it would also serve well as a textbook in every seminary. Don't leave home without it. Parish Liturgy, The commentary brings to light the current norms for Eucharistic celebrations. All those interested and involved in liturgy will one day own this resource. It successfully demonstrates that the GIRM is more than rubrics. In fact, it lays out a theology for worship--worship that is intended to transform hearts and make us more in the likeness of God. Pastoral Liturgy, To grasp the deeper meaning of liturgical rites and norms, a commentary is essential. To grasp the pastoral, catechetical, and theological implications and nuances of the General Instruction, a commentary is essential. Liturgical norms and guidelines by themselves do not convey their full rationale or historical background. Only a studied analysis can produce the proper perspective and theological insight necessary for a comprehensive understanding., This is a reference book that contemporary and future generations will need in order to understand the General Instruction as well as its implementation. It is a landmark achievement by some of the best Catholic liturgical minds of our day. Pastoral Music, This book is a major systematic liturgical and theological commentary on the text itself of the General Instruction. It significantly raises the awareness of the reader and worshippers in general to this underrated yet central liturgical text. Further it brings out the complexity inherent in the GIRM, while the various appraisals given provide avenues for further development and refinement. The Catholic liturgists and theologians of the North American Academy of Liturgy have provided bishops with a key text in their Episcopal duty 'to foster the spirit of the sacred liturgy' (GIRM 387). The Australasian Catholic Record

Dewey Edition22

Dewey Decimal264/.02036

Table Of ContentContents Foreword by the Most Reverend Donald W. Trautman vii Introduction ix Abbreviations and Acronyms xiii Institutio Generalis Missalis Romani and the Class of Liturgical Documents to Which It Belongs 1 Nathan D. Mitchell and John F. Baldovin Liturgy and Ecclesiastical Law 28 R. Kevin Seasoltz Theological and Pastoral Reflections 46 David N. Power and Catherine Vincie Preamble 73 Margaret Mary Kelleher Chapter I: Importance and Dignity of the Eucharistic Celebration 99 Keith F. Pecklers Chapter II: The Structure of the Mass, Its Elements and Its Parts 113 Edward Foley Chapter III: The Duties and Ministries in the Mass 199 Bruce T. Morrill and Susan K. Roll Chapter IV.I: The Different Forms of Celebrating Mass 224 Martin Connell and Sharon McMillan Chapter IV.II: Concelebrated Mass 279 Gilbert Ostdiek and Andrew Ciferni Chapter IV.III: Mass at Which Only One Minister Participates 310 Mary Schaefer and Joanne M. Pierce Chapter IV.IV: Some General Norms for All Forms of Mass 325 Mary Schaefer and Joanne M. Pierce Chapter V: The Arrangement and Furnishings of Churches for the Celebration of the Eucharist 351 Mark E. Wedig and Richard S. Vosko Chapter VI: Requisites for the Celebration of Mass 383 Richard E. McCarron and Anne C. McGuire Chapter VII: The Choice of the Mass and Its Parts 405 Joyce Ann Zimmerman Chapter VIII: Masses and Prayers for Various Circumstances and Masses for the Dead 423 Joanne M. Pierce and Richard Rutherford Chapter IX: Adaptations Within the Competence of Bishops and Bishops' Conferences 447 Mark Francis and Gary Neville List of Contributors 468 Index 471

Synopsis2008 Catholic Press Association Award Winner The 2002 Institutio Generalis Missalis Romani(IGMR) comes at an important moment in the history of Roman Catholicism. The Church has come through the dramatic reforms of Vatican II and more than a generation has engaged in the contemporary liturgical practices. New churches have been built and texts and songs written that reflect the post 'Vatican II approach to liturgy. In view of these many changes there are yet concerns about what norms best articulate the liturgical Vision embedded in the documents of Vatican II and what directives are most appropriate for shaping the full, active, and conscious participation of the faithful. This commentary by members of the Catholic Academy of Liturgy is attentive to these concerns. While maintaining a balanced view of the reVisions, the authors provide thoughtful analysis of the theological, pastoral, and ecclesial implications of the 2002 IGMR. Several prefatory chapters reflecting on the overall significance of the current Instruction are followed by a concise and meaningful chapter-by-chapter commentary. In addition to the full text of the Instruction in Latin and English, readers will find a varied and rich commentary by top liturgical scholars. No single author's viewpoint dominates, and yet the authors offer a consistent, readable text for everyone interested in the current state of liturgy in the Catholic Church., This commentary by members of the Catholic Academy of Liturgy provides thoughtful analysis of the theological, pastoral, and ecclesial implications of the 2002 Institutio Generalis Missalis Romani (IGMR). Several prefatory chapters reflecting on the overall significance of the current Instruction are followed by a concise and meaningful chapter-by-chapter commentary. In addition to the full text of the Instruction in Latin and English, readers will find a varied and rich commentary by top liturgical scholars. No single authors viewpoint dominates, and yet the authors offer a consistent, readable text for everyone interested in the current state of liturgy in the Catholic Church., 2008 Catholic Press Association Award Winner! The 2002 Institutio Generalis Missalis Romani(IGMR) comes at an important moment in the history of Roman Catholicism. The Church has come through the dramatic reforms of Vatican II and more than a generation has engaged in the contemporary liturgical practices. New churches have been built and texts and songs written that reflect the post 'Vatican II approach to liturgy. In view of these many changes there are yet concerns about what norms best articulate the liturgical Vision embedded in the documents of Vatican II and what directives are most appropriate for shaping the full, active, and conscious participation of the faithful. This commentary by members of the Catholic Academy of Liturgy is attentive to these concerns. While maintaining a balanced view of the reVisions, the authors provide thoughtful analysis of the theological, pastoral, and ecclesial implications of the 2002 IGMR. Several prefatory chapters reflecting on the overall significance of the current Instruction are followed by a concise and meaningful chapter-by-chapter commentary. In addition to the full text of the Instruction in Latin and English, readers will find a varied and rich commentary by top liturgical scholars. No single author's viewpoint dominates, and yet the authors offer a consistent, readable text for everyone interested in the current state of liturgy in the Catholic Church., The 2002 Institutio Generalis Missalis Romani (IGMR) comes at an important moment in the history of Roman Catholicism. The Church has come through the dramatic reforms of Vatican II and more than a generation has engaged in the contemporary liturgical practices. New churches have been built and texts and songs written that reflect the post--Vatican II approach to liturgy. In view of these many changes there are yet concerns about what norms best articulate the liturgical vision embedded in the documents of Vatican II and what directives are most appropriate for shaping the full, active, and conscious participation of the faithful. This commentary by members of the Catholic Academy of Liturgy is attentive to these concerns. While maintaining a balanced view of the revisions, the authors provide thoughtful analysis of the theological, pastoral, and ecclesial implications of the 2002 IGMR. Several prefatory chapters reflecting on the overall significance of the current Instruction are followed by a concise and meaningful chapter-by-chapter commentary. In addition to the full text of the Instruction in Latin and English, readers will find a varied and rich commentary by top liturgical scholars. No single author's viewpoint dominates, and yet the authors offer a consistent, readable text for everyone interested in the current state of liturgy in the Catholic Church.

LC Classification NumberBX2015.3.C66 2008