Description
Latin-English edition of the Roman Ritual. Fr. Weller compiled his set of The Roman Ritual for the clergy” as a manual and reference” and for the laity’s “interest and enthusiasm for the rites and prayers of so important a part of the liturgical books of the Church.”
His indispensable 3-volume set on the Roman Ritual was especially prized for its thoroughness in treating of the liturgical laws pertaining to each rite, as well as his copious and instructive commentaries. A must for any theologian, priest, or seminarian.
This 3 volume set is for the best of any endowed theologians. A universal means of holiness acknowledging that God can do all things through prayer. Even if you are not full priestly consecrated, you can be an instrument of divine worship. Some parts, especially The Blessings, vastly superior to the modern Book of Blessings.
“Wherefore he says, Wake up, [thou] that sleepest, and arise up from among the dead, and the Christ shall shine upon thee.” ~ Ephesians 5:14
The Roman Ritual 3 Volume Set Contains
Volume 1: The Sacraments and Processions
Volume 2: Christian Burial, Exorcisms, Reserved Blessings, Etc.
Volume 3: The Blessings
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Apostolic Constitution of Pope Paul V on the Roman Ritual
The Holy Sacraments, introduction and general rules
Baptism, introduction and general rules
Rite for baptism of children
Baptism of adults, introduction and general rules
Norms for new rite for baptism of adults
Rite for baptism of adults
Rite for supplying of ceremonies omitted in baptism
Rite for baptism administered by a bishop
Blessing of baptismal water
Confirmation, introduction and general rules
Rite for confirmation apart from danger of death
Rite for confirmation in danger of death
Holy Eucharist, introduction and general rules
Rite for holy communion outside of Mass
Communion during Eastertime
Communion for the sick, general rules
Rite for communion for the sick
Rules for celebrating Mass more than once the same day
Mass celebrated by a blind priest
Forty Hours’ Adoration
Penance, introduction and general rules
Common form for absolution
Rite for absolving from excommunication
General absolution and papal blessing for religious
Papal blessing for secular tertiaries
Rite for absolving from suspension or interdict apart from
sacramental confession
Anointing of the Sick, introduction and general rules
Rite for anointing of the sick
Visit and care of the sick
Spiritual assistance to the dying
Apostolic blessing at the hour of death
Rite for commending a departing soul
Prayers at the moment of death
Matrimony, introduction and general rules
Rite for celebrating marriage within Mass
Rite for celebrating marriage apart from Mass
Mixed marriage
Celebration of a silver or golden wedding
Solemn engagement or betrothal
Holy Orders: priesthood, introduction
Rite for ordination of priests
The Seven Penitential Psalms and Litany of the Saints
Liturgy for the Faithful Departed, introduction and general rules
Rite for burial of adults
Exequies when the body is not present
Rite for burial of children
Vespers for the dead and prayers at a wake
Blessings and other sacramentals, introduction and general rules
Blessings for special days and feasts
Blessings of persons
Blessings of animals
Blessings of places not designated for sacred purposes
Blessings of places designated for sacred purposes
Blessings of things designated for sacred purposes
Blessings of things designated for ordinary use
Processions, general rules
Rites for processions
Exorcism, introduction and general rules
Rite for exorcism
Litanies
Blessings formerly reserved to religious orders
Appendix: reception of converts; profession of faith; itinerarium;
prayers at meals; oath against modernism
Index
Index of psalms, canticles, hymns
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