A Devout Exposition Of The Holy Mass
Subtitle: With Ample Declaration Of All The Rites And Ceremonies Belonging To The Same
Publisher: R. Washborne
Published: 1876
Place of publication: London, England
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: The Preface, to the catholic reader 9; title: A word Or two concerning ceremonies 19; title: Chapter I. Of the etymology, derivation, and signification Of the word Mass, and from what tongue the same was first derived 25; title: II. Of The Divers Parts Of The Mass, And By Whom The Holy Mass Was First Ordained 27; title: III.Of the excellency and dignity Of the holy Mass, and Of the great worthiness Of The Things That Abe Handled Therein 36; title: IV. Of the great worthiness Of Priests who Offer This Holy Sacrifice 32; title: V. Of The End For The Which Mass Is Said Or Heard, And Of The Gbeat Devotion And Attention Wherewith The Priest Is To Celebrate The Same 35; title: VI. Of The Attention And Devotion Of The Assistants, And How The Same May Be Obtained By Hearing Of Mass 38; title: VII. Of The Fruit And Profit Which Cometh And Is Reaped By Hearing Of Mass 42; title: VIII. Of the faults and abuses which may be committed in hearing of mass 45; title: IX. of the altar whereon the sacrifice of the Mass is celebrated, and of the furniture and ornaments belonging to The Same 48; title: X. Of the ornaments belonging to the Priest — Of the Amice 56; title: XI. Of the Alb 58; title: XII. Of the Girdle 60; title: XIII. Of the Maniple 62; title: XIV. Of the Stole 64; title: XV. Of the Vestment or Casula 66; title: XVI. Of the coming of the Priest out of the vestry, attired and revested with his Holy Ornaments 69; title: XVII. Of carrying the rook before the Priest 72; title: XVIII. Of the Priest's descending from the altar 76; title: XIX. Of the Sign of the Holy Cross made at "In nomine Patris," and of the most Excellent Virtues And Most Divine Mysteries Contained In The Same 77; title: XX. Of the Psalm "Inboiro" and "Confiteor" 82; title: XXI. Of the prayer which followeth, commonly Called The Absolution 89; title: XXII. Of the Priest's ascending to the altar 92; title: XXIII. Of "Eyrie eleison," And Of Sundry Mysteries To Be Considered In The Same 97; title: XXTV. Of the Canticle called "Gloria in excelsis Deo" 100; title: XXV. Of the turning of the Priest to the people At "Dominus Vobiscum," And Of Sundry Reasons Concerning The Same 104; title: XXVI. Of the first Collects, and of sundry Reasons Concerning The Same 107; title: XXVII. Of the Epistle 116; title: XXVIII. Of the Gradual or Response, and of sundry Reasons Concerning The Same 120; title: XXIX. Of the Alleluia, and of sundry reasons Concerning The Same 123; title: XXX. Of the Prose, and of sundry reasons concerning The Same 127; title: XXXI. Of The Tract, And Of Sundry Reasons Concerning The Same 129; title: XXXII. Of the Holy Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, and of sundry worthy ceremonies which arb used both before and after the reading thereof 132; title: XXXIII. Of the Symrol or Creed, And Of Sundry Mysteries Contained Therein 142; title: XXXIV. Of the Offertory, and of the conditions of the Host that is to be offered 171; title: XXXV. Of the preparation of the bread and wine for the Oblation, and how therein is most lively represented the action of our Blessed Saviour in the institution of this Sacrament 175; title: XXXVI. Of the Priest's washing his hands 181; title: XXXVII. Of The "Orate Fratrer," Etc., And Of The Reason Of The Priest Turning Unto The People Upon The Left Hand 183; title: XXXVIII. The Secret Of the Mass, and of sundry Reasons Concerning The Same 186; title: XXXIX. Of the Preface, and of sundry reasons Concerning The Same 189; title: XL. Of the holy Canon of the Mass, And Of Sundry Notable Mysteries Contained In The Same 203; title: XLI. Of the sacred Canon of the Mass 205; title: XLII. Of the first Memento 215; title: XLIII. Of the Commemoration which is made of the Blessed Saints 221; title: XLIV. 14 Hanc igitur oblationem" 241; title: XLV. Of the beginning of the principal part of the Canon 245; title: XLVI. "Qui prxdie quam pateretur" 252; title: XLVII. Of the second Memento 281; title: XLVIII. Of the Commemoration of the Saints 286; title: XLIX , Of the end of the secret part of the Canon 305; title: L. Of. the "Agnus Dei" and Communion 326; title: LI. Of the last Collects and end of the Mass 356