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Roman Missal Implementation Schedule
for the Diocese of Erie
Bishop Trautman's Letter on the Implementation of the Roman Missal
Implementation Schedule Overview
Implementation Schedule Detail
CHECKLIST: Roman Missal checklist for assembly
The following resources are approved for usage in the Diocese of Erie:
Resources from the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB)
The Order of Mass, including Eucharistic Prayers
Changes in the People’s Parts
Changes in the Priest’s Parts
Additional information on the Roman Missal from the USCCB
NPM webinar
Preparing for the New Roman Missal, presented by Rev. Paul Turner
Resources from the Federated Diocesan Liturgical Commissions (FDLC)
Pre-packaged Workshops for clergy, parish leaders, liturgical ministers. Includes: DVD Introduction and Overview by Bishop Arthur Seratelli, chair of the Bishop Commission on Divine Worship (BCDW); PowerPoint presentations on History and Development of the Missal, Liturgical Principles, Translation Principles, Dynamics of Change; Leader's scripts and notes, handouts, background material. These workshops provide support and information for a facilitator, with some preparation, to present this material to groups of clergy in a deanery or groups of laity within a parish or for private study.
Clergy Package: Office of Worship price $100; List price $125.
Lay Leader/Parish Package: Office of Worship price $100; List price $125.
Flyers, Set of Three (100 ea.): Office of Worship price $80; List price $100.
- A History of the Roman Missal
- Questions and Answers About Changes to the Mass
- Liturgical Participation of God's People
With One Voice: Translation and Implementation of the Roman Missal, articles by Bishop Gerald Kicanas, Rev. John Foster, Rev. Mark Francis and Rev. Paul Turner.
The Genius of the Roman Rite, On the Reception and Implementation of the New Missal by Keith Pecklers
Audio CD of the Orations (not yet available)
Resources from the University of Notre Dame University
http://liturgy.nd.edu/web-catechesis
Videos and printed transcripts on the new Roman Missal
1. Fr. Bruce Harbert — on the theological clarity of the new translation
2. Fr. Jan Michael Joncas — mystagogical musical musings.
3. Fr. Douglas Martis — places the translation in its historical and biblical context
4. Msgr. James Moroney — on priestly identity and ars celebrandi.
5. Fr. Anthony Ruff — on the role of music in the liturgy and renewal of liturgical music
6. Fr. Paul Turner — on specific changes in wording of the Eucharistic prayers
7. Sr. Joyce Ann Zimmerman — overview of the Eucharistic prayer, structure, content, theology
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