Choosing a Daily Roman Missal for the Traditional Latin Mass

Comparison of different types of Daily Missals, new, reprints, and used.
Roman Catholic Daily Missal - angeluspress.org/
The Roman Missal (1962) - www.baroniuspress.com/
Saint Andrew Daily Missal, Saint Joseph Daily Missal - id34104.securedata.net/libers...
Marian Missal - loretopubs.org/
Plethora of Missals - www.fraternitypublications.com/

[@LYNNEOCONNOR]

Thank you for taking the time to share your insights and expertise.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@johnkusske7535]

Haunt the thrift stores and find an old (pre 1962) Maryknoll Daily Missal. It's one of the best.

[@ArdellaCrawford]

I have the St. Andrew Daily Missal and have had it since 2000. I don't think you mention this in the video, but I absolutely love it for the voluminous doctrinal notes. I am familiar with just a few of the others you mention, and it is still my favorite. As for whether or not the faithful should respond, the St. Andrew Missal does have certain responses in bold print to indicate that the faithful may respond. There was a limited tradition of response before Vatican II, with many faithful Mass goers following along in the missal and at least whispering responses. Nothing wrong with that, so far as I can see--this is true "assisting at Mass," which is the old expression that I like very much.

[@Alexaklr]

I have a 1960 St. Joseph missal and a 1961 Marian missal and their pages look almost identical to the ones you showed. Both books only have the mass with Latin and English, the rest of the books are English only. The St Joseph has always been my favorite. It has lovely full page color photos.

[@keytube1012]

Does the Saint Joseph missal, when celebrating certain feast days, have that part of the mass in English and Latin? What about Christmas, Easter and other parts of the year? does it also have the daily readings?

[@NonnaTradCat]

Thank you, Paul, for this informative video! The Missals that were left over from both of my late parents were the exact one you said to stay away from, the St. Joseph V II version. I am studying as much as possible, so I can fully understand the Traditional Mass, as I’ve chosen to start attending the Tridentine Mass. I’m totally disheartened by changes made by Jorge B, but in studying ,, I’ve discovered that the Mass of my youth was the Novus Ordum Mass (I’m 50...)! Now, when I go to purchase a Missal, I’ll have some semblance of knowledge & I can properly chose one that will guide me through the Traditional Mass. The next step after purchasing a new Missal will be purchasing a veil! :-)

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Thank you for your wonderful comment. For your veil, may i suggest Veil by Tradition. They carry inexpensive ($5) veils and are of good quality. www.veilbytradition.com/

[@user-bq1pk9ej7d]

Fantastic. Thank you for the post, excellent overview. I'm a Breviary junky, so if you did a version of Breviaries that would be great!

[@MarkAStuart]

Nice. Something I find disjointing about the Fr. Lasance is how it flips columns from English to Latin being on opposite sides on the different pages. It was very helpful how you compared that St. Andrew reprint with your 1945! I didn't even know the people replying was allowed until this video, so very helpful all around. thanks

[@pilate3944]

Very interesting and informative video, thank you for sharing.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Thank you for your comment.

[@revwilliamdunson6882]

I have the New St Joseph Sunday missal this is my frist missel and I like it a lot. Would be lost without it.

[@Alexaklr]

Regarding dialogue mass: When I was in Catholic school we were taught to respond as the altar boys did, which is how I learned Latin. Very few adults would respond at mass, but the school children certainly did. When I first began attending mass at SSPX, I noticed I was one of the rare ones who responded. No one told me I shouldn't, so I continue to do so. I remember the nuns telling us our response helps keep us focused on the mass instead of daydreaming.

[@sebathadah1559]

I bought the limited reprint Angelus Press Leather. its beautiful. hasnt given me any issues. Get a water resistant case.

[@larzuthul5315]

I attend an fssp parish & they have the st Edmund campion missal in their pews. It shows pictures of the priests postures to help follow along which i like as I’m visual.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

That is a very nice Sunday/Holyday Missal. If I make a video on Sunday Missals I will make sure to review both editions.

[@grey1951]

Thank you for this helpful video.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

My pleasure and thank you for your comment.

[@s216674]

Great video. Thanks for doing this. It would be incredibly helpful if you were to put a description of timestamps on when you are talking about the specific Missals in the video. If someone is looking at a particular Missal, it would be great to know what part of the video you are hitting that one.

[@jenniferrogoff8459]

That St Paul one is sooo beautiful!!!

[@aaronruss9853]

I really like The Cathedral Daily Missal it has many prayers and devotions and also has beautiful colored pictures of the ordinary of Mass. I also like how it includes the old rules of fasting and abstinence. I'm not a big fan of the reprints, because they seem to cost more and aren't made as well the used ones. Eventually all of the used one's will be gone...

[@samstaggs9811]

Thanks for all your help btw.... I think the two newest are the most upto date and accessible

[@jamie7880]

I think the older ones are better, since they're before the changes put forward by Bugnini.

[@lisawilliams5281]

Thank you very much indeed. Godbless you.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

You're welcome and thank you for the comment!

[@VinylToVideo]

New Marian Missal with color photos (meaning a 1962 Belgian printing). The modern Indian prints of this are in black and white for some reason.

[@Alexaklr]

I believe the notations about the dialogue mass was left out of the new copy because the dialogue system is common practice and has been since the 1930s. When the 1945 book was printed, the practice was still new and it still needed to be explained. Today, it is not necessary. I have a small early 1950s SUnday missal that briefly mentions the dialogue mass. I had no idea what it meant until I looked it up. None of the later missals mention it.

[@dennisthurman2070]

I am not catholic but i am in love with the missals specially before vatican 2 ...i have 5 so far 1957,1959,1962,and 2 from 1970 plus a 1970 prayer book and a few other mary devotionals from 1970

[@fmorant2222]

I have the Angeles Press da-ly missal. It's good

[@STEFANERICKtheSINGER]

I love the Saint Pius X Missal. It's really complete.

[@Sherlock910]

I almost thought you said, the Saint Pius V Missal. That one would cost practically an arm and a leg to buy if it was still around.

[@mardalenavukaj6513]

Where would I be able to purchase one like that?

[@mrob75]

I'm like a big kid...I need visuals. Of the Missals reviewed above, I like the 1953 St. Joseph Missal the best. (For Sunday Mass I use the 'St. Edmund Campion Missal & Hymnal" filled with actual color photographs and beautiful black and white art work. The Missal is extremely easy to follow with only one ribbon and large print.

[@scottgauley7722]

A word about the Saint Joseph missals. Any edition made from 1957 onwards will have the more modern translation. If you want the older translation, get one made from 1956 or earlier. The 1955 Saint Joseph missal is interesting, it still has the pre-1955 Holy Week, but has the updated Mass rubrics. 1956 has the new Holy Week, but older translation.

[@samstaggs9811]

My church also has the saint Edmund campion missal and hymnal which is wonderful but rather large and bulky not easy to lug to church on a Sunday morning they are pew missals. Have you seen or heard of this one??

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Yes, I have both 1st and 2nd editions. I rarely use them as they, as you stated, are too large.

[@MrB_2112]

Great video! Thanks very much for all the detail. I own a Baronius Press 1962, and I was considering getting a 1945, either St. Andrew or Father Lasance. I do like the Kyrialis in the back of the Baronius Press (I sang with a schola and love Gregorian Chant), and descriptions say the St. Andrew 1945 has a Kyriale. Is it the same as the Baronius Press version?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hope this helps Baronius Missal: Asperges me, Vidi Aquam, Mass I Lux et Origo, Mass IV Cunctipotens Genitor Deus, Mass VIII de Angelis, Mass IX Cum Jubilo, Mass XI Orbis Factor, Mass XVII Sundays Advent and Lent, Mass XVIII Ferias of Advent and Lent. Credo I, II, III, IV Saint Andrew’s Missal all the above plus: Mass II Fons bonitatis Mass III Deus sempiterne Mass VI Rex Genitor Mass XII In Festis semi-duplicibus I Mass XVI In Feriis per annum Missa pro Defunctis Sequentiæ Victimæ Paschali - Veni, Sancte Spiritus - Lauda Sion - Stabat Mater Hymnus pro gratiarum actione Te Deum 1, 2 and 3

[@RealSavages]

Tyvm for this review.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

My pleasure and thank you for commenting.

[@RealSavages]

I subscribed, and tweeted this video. Keep them coming.. I’ll spread them out as much as possible.

[@tito810]

If someone is hesitant about buying one, I highly recommend. It has help me learn a lot about the catholic faith.

[@Sherlock910]

Additionally, I'd say if you go to the TLM once a week, settle on a Sunday Missal instead of a Daily one. I believe there is one available for purchase at www.cantius.org/webstore/1962-missal-my-sunday-missal.html. It's only about $25. And it's a pocket missal, which is a bonus. The only disclaimer I'd make is that the epistle and gospel for Sunday Mass are only in English, not Latin. The rest of the prayers are in both Latin and English.

[@TheHypnag0g222]

Wow, what a magnificent Missal collection 🤗 !!! Thank you for this comparison, very interesting and helpful. My go to is the Fr. Lasance Daily Missal reprint. Currently on the lookout for a vintage one though. Love the Latin next to the English, it's very easy to follow along and helps to improve fluidity in Latin. The illustrations with explanations are wonderful as well, the more the better (imo)! I hear the St. Andrew may have more illustrations but overall the Fr. Lasance feels more complete/ has the most to offer. Does your St. Andrew have more illustrations than the Fr. Lasance? I was not sure if you had a vintage Fr. Lasance and a modern reprint in your collection? If you do, are there any differences between them or is the modern reprint an authentic reproduction of the original? Another question, do you have any vintage Catholic, pre V2, prayer books, like the Fr. Lasance prayer book or others which have the Latin and English? How much did it cost to have your Missal rebound? That's something I'd be very interested in. Hope to hear back from you, Thanks again!🕊🙂🌟

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Thank you for your questions. "Does your St. Andrew have more illustrations than the Fr. Lasance?" - Yes, the Saint Andrew daily missal has illustrations for every Sunday and Feast days. "are there any differences between them or is the modern reprint an authentic reproduction of the original?" - The reprint is an authentic reproduction with added items which are stated on page 7 of the missal. "do you have any vintage Catholic, pre V2, prayer books, like the Fr. Lasance prayer book or others which have the Latin and English?" - I do have some like the Key of Heaven, Blessed Be God, and My Prayer Book by Father Lasance which has some Latin. "How much did it cost to have your Missal rebound?" - The rebind was $145 and was done by Leonard’s Book Restoration. I am very happy with the quality of their work.

[@TheHypnag0g222]

@@PaulFloresPhotography Thank you for your reply and the prayer book suggestions! I am definitely considering having my Missal rebound now since it's an heirloom item in use... it looks so good and will hold up much longer. I'm very glad to have a video to actually recommend when people ask about Missal comparisons! Thanks again and God Bless!🌟

[@MusiqueClassique25]

I inadvertently became aware of a major difference between the Angelus Press missal and the Baronius Press missal when I attended the baptism of my friends' infant son. I looked in vain through my Baronius missal for the Sacrament of Baptism, and nowhere was it to be found. The Angelus Press missal, however, has ALL the sacraments.

[@dukerufus5334]

MusiqueClassique25 i just ordered the angelus press missal

[@JMJGETTY]

Thank you. I’m in search of a Daily Missal.

[@dragonwarrior5152]

Hi Paul - really helpful video! Quick couple of questions: Regarding the St. Paul Missal - there is a version of the St. Paul online today - about 2,600 pages. Is that the same (only newer) Missal as the one you displayed? (I think I read on here that your St. Paul Missal was a late-1950s edition?) - Does the St. Paul Missal include BOTH Latin and English for a large part of the Proper(s)? The missal I am looking for would be minimally pre-1960 rubric (pre-1955 would be even better if possible) - and I would like as much of the daily/Sunday/feasts, etc. Propers as possible to include the Latin (as opposed to the missals where the readings and prayers are English only). Do I understand that the St. Andrew (1945-edition from St. Bonaventure) includes Latin in a significant part of the Propers? Much appreciation and thanks for any guidance you can give me! God bless you!

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, thank you for your question. Regarding the St. Paul Missal - there is a version of the St. Paul online today - about 2,600 pages. Is that the same (only newer) Missal as the one you displayed? - The Saint Paul missal I show is a pre-Vatican II edition so it would not be like the ones sold on the online shops as those would be for the Ordinary Form of Holy Mass. Does the St. Paul Missal include BOTH Latin and English for a large part of the Proper(s)? - The one I show does have both Latin and English. For what you are looking for the Saint Andrew reprint from Saint Bonaventure Publications or the Father Lasance reprint from Preserving Christian Publications will contain everything you need.

[@jayveeaurea9091]

I live in the Philippines and I was wondering where I can get these?

[@Sherlock910]

I'm also looking through the various Latin Mass missals as well. I don't want to overcomplicate things for myself, so the three Missals I'm focusing my attention on are Baronius, Angelus, and Fr. Lasance. From what I've seen of the Baronius Press Missal that I do like is the size of the font for the Ordinary of the Mass as well as the white paper it's printed on. My quips with that one are the size of the Latin text in comparison to the English in the Propers of the Mass. The Angelus Press appears to be somewhat similar, though many have praised its durability and longevity, in comparison to the Baronius Press. The Fr. Lasance Missal was recommended by Dr. Taylor Marshall for its ease of use and plentitude of illustrations. (No need to flip back and forth like in the Baronius or Angelus). The only issue is that it was last reprinted in 1945 with small additions being made up until the end of the pontificate of Pope Pius XII. Having said all that, I am still lost. They all seem like good missals. I'm having a hard time picking one for purchase.

[@Sherlock910]

Btw, I'm not a regular Latin Mass attendee, but I have been going on and off since December of 2016. But I am looking to go more regularly.

[@theenterprise1701]

I would strongly recommend either the 1945 New Roman Missal by Father Lasance or the 1945 Saint Andrew Daily Missal. I use the Saint Andrew Missal mostly but, either way you will get your money's worth.

[@Sherlock910]

@@theenterprise1701 Thanks for the suggestion, man! I actually ended up purchasing the Fulton Sheen Sunday Missal after weighing my options. While the English translation for the Fulton Sheen Missal is a bit shoddy, I think it fits my needs better, considering that I live in an area that offers the TLM once a week.

[@andrewgonzalez2356]

Which would you recommend for beginners? I’ve recently looked into the traditional Latin Mass, but I’ve never in my life used a missal. Really helpful stuff, and good video.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

I would recommend the Roman Catholic Daily Missal by Angelus Press. It has everything you will need, Holy Mass for everyday of the year, Prayers, Summary of Catholic Doctrine, Various Devotions, The Sacraments. I have a video using the missal to follow a Mass kzbin.info/www/bejne/jamqnoqledd1obM. You can also start by using a Latin-English Booklet Missal. It is an inexpensive booklet that has the Ordinary of the Mass with daily prayers. You can purchase it here: www.ecclesiadei.org/Booklet%20Missals.htm.

[@davidbouffard522]

The St Joseph missal translation was changed in '58 or '59. I detest the translation, personally. I had a precious '57 version I used for some years and foolishly gave away. I just recently got another '57 Sunday missal and I am at peace again! I bought several '59 versions not knowing any better. If you are familiar with the beautiful rendering of the Lavabo in the '57, always check here to see if the translation is that "good" one or the "bad" one from '59.

[@MichaelBrooksmsb400]

There are things in the Missal from Angelus Press that I like, and things in Fr. Lasance's Missal that I don't like.....those things are the daily necessary prayers. Other than that, my preference for Daily Mass is the Fr. Lasance Missal.

[@mariekatherine5238]

I use the Fr. Lasance reprint and St. Andrew Missal. The Fr. Lasance is a bit more user friendly. The St. Andrew is pre-1954 changes, plus it has lots of great prayers in the back. I don’t like the 1962. You can see the English translations getting more simplified, plus it has the changed Easter week and no faithful’s confetior. My favorite is my grandmother’s 1923 Fr. Lasance Complete Missal.

[@seppe1701]

Comparing between the Fr. Lasance and the St. Andrew missals what are the pros and cons of each when compared? Are there many differences?

[@mariekatherine5238]

@@seppe1701 Fr. Lasance is user friendly without being simplistic or lacking in depth. It comes with a plan of study of both the Mass and the epistles and gospels. The print is slightly larger than that of the St. Andrew, easier on the eyes! I particularly like the short biographies of the Saints or feasts for each day. St. Andrew is written assuming the reader has familiarity with Latin. The English is slightly archaic in places and is in the style of writing from the late 1800’s. Some people, particularly young adults have difficulty understanding the style, although I do not find it problematic. It includes some features not in the Fr. Lasance such as Compline and Vespers with music for Gregorian chant. It is more compact in size due to the smaller, closer print and thin paper. Both missals are excellent, IMO, however, I prefer the Fr. Lasance for everyday use, one of the main reasons being the larger print. I’ve made slightly enlarged photocopies of Vespers and Compline from my St. Andrew missal and keep them in the back of the Fr. Lasance. It’s really a matter of personal choice. Both are pre-Pius VII, 1954 changes, and are equally doctrinally sound.

[@seppe1701]

@@mariekatherine5238 hi Marie. Thanks so much for your detailed reply - very nice of you. Does the Fr. Lasance missal not easily lay flat when opened? I.e. can it stay open hands free or do I have to hold it open? Does it have the breviery prayers in either of the missals? I'm kind of swaying towards the Fr. Lasance missal but just wanted to be sure. Also, is it best to purchase an old print? It seems that there are certain rubics missed out or changed in the old or new prints of the St. Andrew missal. The Fr. Lasance missal - do I have to flick between the proper and the ordinary or is the ordinary flowing with each day's mass?

[@mariekatherine5238]

@@seppe1701 Fr. Lasance is easier to hold open and the binding is better, especially if you get the real leather cover. It has gold gilded page edges. (It’s worth the extra money.). St. Andrew is cardboard covered with black cloth. The page edges are dyed red. It is not as sturdy and is harder to keep open. Both missals require flipping pages, but the Fr. Lasance has six sewed in page markers of different colors and is arranged so that it can be easily set up in advance of Mass. St. Andrew has two attached page markers, one red, one yellow. I’ve made additional markers out of embroidery floss. The rubrics are the same. No omissions, additions, etc. Hope that helps!

[@jenniferrogoff8459]

My Fr. Lasance missal doesn't have such tight binding. My last flat. I dont know if yours just needs to be broken in more or if the manufacturer was just a bit more tight in binding then they usually do.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

I ended up selling it and buying another. The binding is much better on the new one

[@jenniferrogoff8459]

@@PaulFloresPhotography Praise God! That's great!! Thanks for your video!

[@wallrusmoose2111]

Paul thank you for posting your vid. Which is the best traditional missal for a beginner who wants to see and learn English and Latin. I found a small Dominican Sunday missal printed in 1943 in a thrift store. Could you do a vid explaining how to use the missal pls.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Thank you for your question. The Angelus and Baronius Press missals will have the Latin/English for the ordinary and propers of the day. The Saint Joseph missal does not always contain the latin for the propers. I am working on a video on how to use a missal for mass. It will be up by the end of the week.

[@markmurphy9625]

Mine is the Saint Joseph daily missal printed by Catholic Book Publishing ny copyright 1959 mine printed in 1961 with Imprimatur Cardinal Spellman, no ribbons, leather.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

That is a wonderful missal. Easy to follow, treasury of prayers, beautiful artwork!

[@revwilliamdunson6882]

Have the same one just the updated one. Love it

[@nista67]

Thanks for the upload. Very informative. Where did you purchase your 1945 St Andrews? It appears to be in exceptionally good condition. Most of the 4 volume sets seem to be incomplete and in poor shape.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

That missal was purchased through ebay. Most of my used missals are from ebay. Others I picked up at thrift stores or church book sales.

[@christya.9329]

Is there a StAndrews Daily, with soft leather/bendable cover? The one on your table looks hard cover.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

The one first shown is a reprint and is only in the hard cover. You may find one used with a flexible cover.

[@dsonyay]

Was there ever a Father Stedman missal for the daily Mass? I only ever see them as Sunday Missal and a special Lent version. Good video

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Thank you. I have only seen the Sunday Missal.

[@chicagoboyrn71]

Hello Paul, i'm a returning catholic looking for a daily missal. Great video by the way. The St Andrew 1945 missal, is this the Dom Gaspar Lefebvre Edition with Vespers and Kyriale? Thank you for your time.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, yes the Saint Andrew 1945 missal reprint sold by libers.com, is the Dom Gaspar Lefebvre Edition with Vespers and Kyriale. From their website: Complete with Vespers and the Kyriale in modern notation Hard-bound 5 multi colored ribbon markers Contains over 1900 pages The Ordinary of the Mass printed with red rubrics Most of the missal is in Latin and English Beautiful narrative of each feast day as well as spiritual and doctrinal notes Imprimatur 1945 - Reprint of the 1945 edition Gold or Red page edges

[@dps6198]

www.theologicalforum.org/Category/112/Product/444/Daily_Roman_Missal_7th_Ed_Standard_Print_Bonded_Leather_Black_

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, your supplied link is for a Novus Ordo missal, not a Traditional Latin Mass missal. Thank you

[@12369ja]

I have the Baronius Press 1962 daily Missal, and I am unhappy with it because it seems that it doesn’t have the weekday masses, just Sundays, certain feast days, Holy Week, and the proper of Saints.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

The Baronius Press 1962 daily Missal is a daily missal and has propers for all weekdays of the liturgical year. Can you give an example of what you are not finding?

[@12369ja]

Paul Flores Photography with the one I have in the proper of seasons it goes from one Sunday to the next Sunday with no weekdays in between, with the exception of Lent, Holy Week, and Easter, but for Advent and all of Ordinary time the Proper of Seasons is only Sundays and certain feasts.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

If we look at this Sunday, pg. 758, it then goes to Friday - Feast of the Sacred Heart and then the following Sunday. Monday and Tuesday are Ferias. Those days the priest may choose Votive Masses, starting pg. 1626. Wednesday June 18 feast of Saint Ephrem pg, 1308, he uses the Mass of a Doctor pg. 1032, Thursday would be the Saint of the day, Friday is the Feast of the Sacred Heart and Saturday is Saturday of Our Lady. This continues week after week. I hope this helps. You can find Traditional Catholic calendars online, here is one www.virgosacrata.com/catholic-calendar.html

[@jeff818edm7]

hi and hello i started attending mass through the FSSP in my area. I use the Bonavenure press Andrews missale and i always wondered about those gaps im the printing. I do like some dialog. I see it as if its a reply that an altar server would do why not let the people reply even if it was non essential.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

I agree with you, it would allow for a greater participation in the Mass.

[@jeff818edm7]

Paul Flores Photography thanks for the replie!!! Id like to mention i think its also the tone too. Peoples response, if there is should be in a subbdued tone/church voice as if your saying something alloud just for yourself or someone next to you. Post vatican 2 the tone of the peoples response id say is an elementary school reciting the Pledge of Alligance before class. Cadenced and crisp. Thats a theory i have to maybe why it was ommited in the reprint.

[@anthonykaiser974]

I started with a St. Andrew, but went to the Baronius due to changes, mostly Holy Week, that are not in the Andrew due to their having happened about 10 years later.

[@emregungor1248]

I bought the new Marrian missal printed in 1953 how difficult would it be to follow a normal low mass and high mass using a 1962 tlm

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

No difficulty at all. I sometimes use a 1945 Lasance missal at Holy Mass with no difficulty.

[@theenterprise1701]

I'm curious, you seemed disappointed with Saint Bonaventure Publications leaving out the notes for a Dialogue Mass in their reprint of the 1945 Saint Andrew Daily Missal, what is your disposition of the Dialogue Mass itself? Also, do you use the Father Lasance often or is there one that is more of a staple Missal fit to your liking, you have mentioned the Lasance Missal already I'm just curious which Missal you actually use frequently.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, thank you for your question. I am not really disappointed, it is more that they state on the website that it is a reproduction of the 1945 missal where it should state that it is a edited reproduction. I do think that as long as there is a server on the altar there should be no need for the laity to respond. I use the 1956 Father Lasance, the Angelus Press Missal, and the 1962 Saint Andrew Missal with the Lasance used most frequently.

[@theenterprise1701]

I understand the Dialogue Mass was used primarily in Germany and France, and hardly (if at all) in the English diaspora. I also enjoy the 1962 edition put out by Baronius Press. It's my understanding that both the Angelus and Baronius editions are based on the New Marian Missal. I typically use the Lasance Missal but, I love the explanations in the 1945 reprint of the Saint Andrews. Thanks for sharing, PAX.

[@alord266]

I just purchased a 1961 MaryKnoll Missal , was wondering if that could be used for a TLM missal of 1962

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Yes, you can use a 1961 missal in place of a 1962 missal or when attending a TLM that uses the 1962 missal

[@alord266]

@@PaulFloresPhotography thank you very much 🙏❤️ God Bless

[@raychandler2757]

St. Bonaventure press is associated with the Society of St. Pius V. This is a strict traditional mass apostulate that offers the non-responsorial mass only.There is absolutely no deviation.

[@MultiLittlebopeep]

4kvat, the Church has always said that the SSPX are not in schism and their priests are certainly not "self proclaimed." Their orders are recognised by Rome and Pope Francis has publicly recognised their facilities to hear confession and perform marriage, something he would not have done if their orders were not valid.

[@James_RC]

Thank you. What year is that missal at 23:40? It looks like a Burns & Oates missal. I love the old English printed missals from Burns and Oates or Laverty & Sons.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, that is a 1959 missal. This one is published by Newman Press for the U.S. distribution. I believe Burns & Oates are the publishers for the British version.

[@James_RC]

@@PaulFloresPhotography Wow thanks Paul that's interesting. I'm in England and it looks like a 1952 I have by Burns & Oates. Like you I have a collection 😅 Thanks for replying!

[@samstaggs9811]

Perhaps the reprint baronius 1962 doesn’t have have ribbons??? Mine also has ihs imprinted on the cover.the ones in your video don’t

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

All the Baronius missals have the IHS imprint including mine.

[@paulineocallaghan8458]

I am deciding which missal to buy, at the moment. I attended my first Traditional Latin Mass since the days of my childhood, last week. I had borrowed my friend's father's missal from Ireland. I had no idea it would be such a job to decide which missal to buy!!

[@paulineocallaghan8458]

I decided in the end to purchase an Angelus Press daily missal. The Sunday before last, I attended a High Mass at Holy Family , an Oratarian church in Toronto. I cannot begin to describe what a transcendent experience this was. Afterwards, I went downstairs for refreshments. I was filled with absolute joy. All my heartaches disappeared.

[@rafaeltudehope6596]

How did you find the Fr Lasance Missal vs the St Andrews Missal I've heard some people say the hardcover in the st Andrews makes it susceptible to breaking. With the pre-55 Holy Week more common I am looking for a Missal with the older Triduum. Do those Missal shave the commons of saints and various votive Masses that you get in the Angelus Missal? Moreover what do you think of the St Edmund Campion Missal. I might get it for my dad as I know he'd like the bigger print is it very complete?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello Rafael, both the Saint Andrew and Father Lasance are great reprints. From the copies I have I would say the Saint Andrew Missal will put up from more use. The Father Lasance binding is just too tight and you keep getting the urge to pull back on the binding as text gets hidden in the gutter. These missals do have the common of the saints and votive masses as the Angelus Press missal does, but the Angelus Press missal will contain those up to 1962. Although the Father Lasance does include changes made by His Holiness Pope Pius XII ex. Feast of the Assumption of the BVM. I think the Saint Edmund missal is beautifully done but is only a Sunday and Holy Day missal and is very large. It is intended as more of a pew missal for the faithful.

[@rafaeltudehope6596]

Paul Flores Photography thanks Paul for your advice!! Any recommendations for a newcomer then who'd want bigger print? God bless

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Rafael, the new and reprinted missals will all be about the same size print (font). The Ordinary of the Saint Joseph reprint is a bit larger. If you don't mind a used missal the New Marian Missal does come in a large type edition that you may find on eBay.

[@David-nl8pw]

@@PaulFloresPhotography Paul I think your copy of the Fr. Lasance Missal is defective. Most people's Lasance missals that I've seen open up much better than yours. The binding on yours looks too tight. I think yours might be defective

[@Kevin-kc5ed]

Hello, I am confused on how to use a missal. But I have a 1962 Angelus Press Missal. I was wondering if this missal for Latin Mass only? It has translations, but I am confused on whether or not I can use this at regular mass that doesn't do latin mass?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, the 1962 Angelus Press Missal is for the Latin Mass. It cannot be used for the New Mass (Ordinary Form).

[@samstaggs9811]

We use the parish book of chant I just wanted the missal for my collection and to follow along during the mass. Would you say the angelus press is your favorite??? Does the baronius make u flip back and forth as well?? I guess it will get easier over time. I’m new to latin mass but not new to chant or schola or compline

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

The Angelus Press missal is my favorite due to the layout of the Ordinary of the Mass. You will be flipping with the Baronius as well.

[@samstaggs9811]

Paul Flores Photography would it come in second? I struggled between the two forever before I chose

[@samstaggs9811]

But it looks like the angelus is more user friendly...... maybe it will just take me getting used to it

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Yes, both missals are, in my opinion, the best daily missals on the market right now.

[@CrusaderSan]

Hello. I've never used a Missal, but I'd like to. My questions s, after Novus Ordo, do we need to get "2 sets" of missals? One for TLM and another for Novus? I really want to get the 1962 one.. So I don't know if that will serve me for Novus Ordo too. Thank you.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, thank you for your question. The TLM will follow a different calendar, Propers and Ordinary of the Mass so the missal for the Novus Ordo will not work. You can start by purchasing the Latin-English Booklet Missal to follow along with the TLM and as you get more familiar you can purchase a Daily Missal like the ones shown in the video.

[@CrusaderSan]

@@PaulFloresPhotography Thank you so much for your reply. God bless you.

[@dociebaquiran6006]

Do you have the latin missal with english translation? So if Im attending latin mass I will be able to follow?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, all of the missals shown in the video have English / Latin for the Ordinary of the Mass. Most have English / Latin for the Propers and ones like the Saint Joseph editions have some Latin for the Propers. Whichever missal you choose from the ones shown will be sufficient for attending the latin Mass.

[@samstaggs9811]

I just bought a white baronius press 1962 latin missal last week and I’m waiting for it to arrive but in the description pics there are no ribbons is this true or is the pic just misleading???

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, the baronius press missal comes with six ribbons.

[@billybob-bj3nw]

What is your opinion on using missals put out by places not in communion with Rome? The sisters who print the Marian missal are sedevacantists. I only use a 1962 Baronius Press missal as it is the only one (to my knowledge) with an imprimatur

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

The Marian missal being a reprint stills carries the original imprimatur from 1960 and since nothing has changed, as it is a copy, there should be no issues. I have not seen anything in the Angelus Press missal that would make me question their intentions and not having an imprimatur is not an issue for me. Yes, the 1962 Baronius Press missal is the only DAILY missal newly printed that carries an imprimatur, but I still prefer the Angelus Press missal. For a Sunday missal, newly printed, with an imprimatur I would suggest the St. Edmund Campion Missal.

[@CatholicTraditional]

Most imprimaturs (in general) after 1960 mean nothing. Actually the commentary in the Angelus Press missal is based on a previous Latin-French edition from the 1950s which had an imprimatur.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Thank you CatholicTraditional for the additional information.

[@anthonykaiser974]

CatholicTraditional based on what authority, exactly, do you make this claim?

[@tanksgt]

What can you tell me about that St. Andrew Bible Missal? I have one at my parents house and have thought about having them send it to me to attend TLM.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

As long as it has a 1960 or 1962 copyright you should be fine. There are differences, the Propers are in english only and are titled differently then what you will see in other missals. In other TLM missals the Propers are titled as Introit, Collect, Epistle, Gradual, Gospel, Offertory, Secret, Communion and Post Communion. In the Saint Andrew Bible Missal the Propers are labeled as Entrance Song, Prayer of the Assembly, First Lesson, Meditation Song, Second Lesson, Offertory Song, Prayer over the Gifts, Communion Song, and Prayer after Communion.

[@tanksgt]

@@PaulFloresPhotography Thank you so much for the reply and Info! very helpful!

[@gdfaini]

I'm looking to replace my Baronius Missal with one that has full text for daily Mass readings so I don't have to flip around the book. What are my options? Taylor Marshall says Fr. Lasance. Is that the only one?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello. There is no daily missal that I know of that will have the full texts for the daily Propers for Holy Mass. There is a St Joseph continuous Sunday missal but no daily. With the Father Lasance missal you will still need to flip around, perhaps not as much as the Baronius Missal. For instance in the Fr. Lasance for August 9th, Feast of St. John Marie Vianney. You start on the Ordinary, then for the Propers page 1349 and flip to 1149 for the Collect

[@s216674]

Is the New Marian Missal you have the new one from Loreto, or a old one? Have you seen the one from Loreto? Any thoughts on it's quality? I am seeing reports on Amazon that the binding is very poor and pages fall out not long after purchase. Also, can you confirm that there are innovations such as the Luminous Mysteries in the Baronius Press Missal? I was disappointed to read that from someone.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, thank you for your comment. The New Marian Missal from Loreto Publications that is shown is the older one. The binding is glued and not smythe sewn. As for the Baronius Press Missal the first few printings did include the Luminous Mysteries but they are no longer in the recent editions.

[@s216674]

@@PaulFloresPhotography That is very helpful. Thank you!

[@SwordsmanRyan]

s216674 this isn’t Islam. We participate in salvation history and new mysteries don’t threat the Faith.

[@chicagoboyrn71]

Hello Paul, which missal would have a Gregorian chants section? Thanks.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

The Roman Catholic Daily Missal (Angelus Press) has a Kyriale section, about 40 pages for Sundays and various Feasts. The Roman Missal (Baronius Press) has a Epitome Kyrilis Romani section, about 30 pages.

[@76katster]

Is there a good Sunday missal that is easy to obtain? I saw a previous comment but I cannot find one to purchase. Thank you!!

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

If you are looking for a Sunday missal the Saint Edmund Campion is wonderful, although large.. www.ccwatershed.org/Campion/

[@jerryvearrier677]

People should be silent at the priest's private low Mass. You show if the missal has the music and notation for High Mass in the back. Should have the ending prayers by Pope Leo XIII and the added by Pope Pius XII in 1945: "Immaculate Mary, pray for us." (3 times) I need to buy a new Missal, I wore out (2) and an old missal. Started with St. Joesph when young, my last missal is St. Andrew. I'm leaning towards the Roman Missal, because larger lettering. God Bless you.

[@sandygrogg1203]

I have glaucoma... Which missal has the largest, and clearest print? Thsnk you.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

They are all about the same sized print. The Saint Joseph Daily Missal reprint will probably be the largest of them all but not by much.

[@aes9638]

@CHRISTINA HIRACHETA I agree. I just got a new Fr. Lasance Missal (as per Taylor Marshall) and I wish I hadn't bought it. It's hard to read.

[@AnneFallible]

Thank you, I appreciate your expertise. I've been shopping for a Missal and I have two questions: 1. What is your opinion of the www.ccwatershed.org/Campion/ missal/hymnal -- I love the size, durability and it seems to have everything needed for Sunday Masses and feasts. It seems to be Pre-Vatican II content. What do you think? 2. What do you think about getting a Daily Missal and a Sunday Missal. It would seem to cut down on complexity and each would be thinner. I would appreciate your opinion. Thanks!

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, thank you for your comment. I have both editions on the Campion Missal & Hymnal. It is beautifully put together and with the photos of both Low and High Mass it is easy to follow. My concerns are the weight, not a daily missal, and lack of ribbons. For a Daily missal the Angelus Press is the best, for a simple Sunday missal you may want to look for a used Saint Joseph Continuous Sunday Missal. There is no going back and forth between the Ordinary and Propers of the day, everything you need for that Sunday is there. I hope this answers your questions.

[@AnneFallible]

Thank you! I ordered an Angelus 1962 Missal today. Thanks so much.

[@AnneFallible]

Welp, I made a mistake. My Priest prefers that I use either the earlier (1945) Lasance or St. Andrew. Would you mind very much giving me your recommendation? I would be grateful!

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Both of the reprints are nice. Both have at least 5 ribbons, sewn binding and good paper. My only complaint is the Lasance reprint has a really tight binding that makes it difficult to open flat.

[@AnneFallible]

You're awesome, thanks.

[@chancha807]

If I were to go to a R.C. Mass on Sunday or a weekday which missal would I need to follow word for word ?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

If you were to attend Holy Mass that follows the 62' missal then any of the missals will work for a Sunday or a weekday Mass.

[@chancha807]

@@PaulFloresPhotography How would I know which version is it?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

If you are speaking of Holy Mass, the 1962 will be in Latin while the current Order of Mass will be in English. If you are speaking of the missal, the new prints, Angelus and Baronius Press are 1962 versions, the reprints, St. Andrew, St. Joseph, and Fr. Lasance are 1945 and 1953 versions.

[@allthingscatholic]

why is the printing house in India and not available in India😭

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

I am sorry to hear that it is not available in India

[@michaelhutama3302]

Do all of the prayers in Angelus Press Daily Missal are in Latin and English ?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

The Ordinary of the Mass and the Propers of the day are in both Latin and English.

[@vdsantos11]

Baronius missal printed in the Philippines?!

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Yes

[@oliversanderson8665]

Question from a new Catholic: do people read the Missal daily at home or just when they attend Mass.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Thank you for your question. I am sure there are many, including myself who do read the missal daily. If you are not able to attend daily Holy Mass it would be to your benefit to read the missal at home. I add it to my daily Holy Hour along with the Rosary and readings from the Saints. I do not go through the whole Mass i just read the Propers of the day. This is my practice as others will be different.

[@savannahcotton8414]

Since I can't go to church right now, I read mine every day. It is really a good way to start the day.

[@martiniron3376]

In this video the two St. Andrew Missals seem to have different sizes. The one with gold gilding looks longer and narrower than the other one with red gilding. What about the inside? Is the layout the same? or (smaller margins in one of them or different font sizes)

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

The one with the red edges is a reprint of the other which is a 1945 edition. The text size is the same in both and the content is the same. The reprint is on a thicker paper and is missing some comments on a dialogue mass in the ordinary section. I talk about it at about 17:40 in the video.

[@martiniron3376]

@@PaulFloresPhotography I know. I meant the two new reprints of St. Andrew with red and golden gilding. The new reprints seem like they have different sizes.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

The only difference i see is the thickness of the paper, they both have the same number of pages.

[@martiniron3376]

@@PaulFloresPhotography so which one has thicker paper?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

The red edged one has the thicker paper.

[@verenascharrer]

Please give a link to purchase those books!!

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, here are the links Roman Catholic Daily Missal - angeluspress.org/ The Roman Missal (1962) - www.baroniuspress.com/ Saint Andrew Daily Missal, Saint Joseph Daily Missal - id34104.securedata.net/libers.com/merchantmanager/index.php Marian Missal - loretopubs.org/ Plethora of Missals - www.fraternitypublications.com/

[@martiniron3376]

Please tell me which one is easier to read (propers and readings) Angelus or Baronius. which text is more clear?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

I like the layout of the Angelus Press missal. I have a video that shows how to use that missal so you can see the layout. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jamqnoqledd1obM

[@KJSCalderon]

I didn’t know the Baronious Press Missal was printed in the Philippines

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, yes, depending on the edition it will be India or the Philippines.

[@joem.383]

@@PaulFloresPhotography I just saw and studied your video at length! Quite good; I was raised in the 1950s (born in '46) and grew up on the Latin Mass ever since I can remember. I became "re-interested" in the Latin Mass and my wife and I go regularily now here in Kansas City. First Latin missal I bought was the Angelus Press; I like it fine; then I saw a fellow parishioner using the Lasance missal. Liked it and bought one on eBay, brand new. Like that one too. As time went along (Nov. 2020) I decided on the Baronius Press missal after watching your video several times to get a thorough view of missals. The new Baronius missal just arrived; it is a 2020 edition, just printed since they have been out of stock since last summer, 2020. Price was right at $61 so I pulled the trigger! It says the printing is the Baronius Press but not "where" it's printed. It's a good edition and appears to be just fine but still don't know the location of the printing...now I'm really curious. Perhaps I will email Baronius Press and ask them! Mine is leather bound (bonded perhaps) with gold page edges and six ribbons.

[@Ashurus]

Does the Baronius have thicker pages than the Angelus?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

They feel the same to me.

[@miguelemp8316]

Looking @ some missal on eBay, Do you think a 1964 Saint Andrew missal ok?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, I would stay away from a 1964 edition.

[@miguelemp8316]

Thanks for all your help. What would you think about a 1959- 1960 Saint Paul Daily Missal?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

That is a wonderful missal if it is in good condition.

[@miguelemp8316]

Thank You for all your help. God Bless You

[@violetanavarrete8612]

came across your youtube video and i recently bought a St. andrew 1956 missal. does it use 1962 rubrics or 1940s rubric?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, it will not be the 1962 as those were not in place yet. The only changes you will see from the 1940's edition is the new Holy Week and changed Propers for the Feast of the Assumption on August 15th.

[@violetanavarrete8612]

@@PaulFloresPhotography thank you for the clarification. God Bless you

[@samstaggs9811]

Is this a good missal for someone in a latin mass chant choir???

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

You may need a Liber Usualis, but I would speak to your Choir Master.

[@orangemanbad]

Does the Angelus press missal just work for SSPX? I’m not too familiar with their mass if it’s the same to the TLM.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, the Angelus Press missal can be used at any traditional Latin Mass. There are some chapels that use the pre-55 liturgy, the missal can be used but Holy Week and some feasts will be different.

[@Alexaklr]

I have the Angelus press missal and also the Father Lasance missal. I use them at the SSPX church. They follow exactly the Holy Week schedule in the Angelus Press missal. The rest of the year, I normally use the Father Lasance missal. I do find the pages in the Angelus missal to be rather thin and they are much more difficult for me to turn pages. The Lasance missal has thicker pages. The Angelus missal also has notes about certain days of the year which Lasance doesn't. In fact, the notes and pictures in the Angelus Press missal are the same ones used in my old 1960 Marian Missal. Another note: Angelus and Lasance has the mass as well as all the collects, epistles, gospels, etc. in Latin and English. My old Marian and St Joseph missals only had the mass in Latin and English, the rest of the books are English only.

[@eileencalabrese5618]

Where can I order a Pope Pius the tenth missal from 1959 but up to 1962

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Ebay.com, Abebooks.com, Thriftbooks.com.

[@lindakaye4416]

I have a 1961 Fulton Sheen Missal. Are you familiar with this one?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, yes I am familiar as I also have a 1961 edition. It is a unique missal the way the Propers of the Sunday also contain some of the Ordinary.

[@distortedalpaca7565]

Hello, does the Angelus/SSPX missal have the Benediction rites?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

On page 118 is the Exposition and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Includes hymns in honor of our Lord and the Blessed Virgin Mary in latin and english.

[@distortedalpaca7565]

Thank you! I have just bought the Angelus missal last Sunday and have browsed through it.

[@opheliabaret1727]

What printing company of that missal printed in philippines?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

It does not state in the missal the name of the company used to print the Baronius Press Missal

[@richardharepax123]

If you get a used one check the concentration the 1962 maryknoll missals will just say the body of Christ not for this is my body

[@czarduhaylungsod8554]

Hello sir, where we can get the Fr. Lasance missal?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, here is a link. fraternitypublications.com/

[@danielgarza4166]

Did you fail to go over the St. Paul daily missal? That’s the one I was waiting for you to go over. Why?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Did I fail to go over the St. Paul daily missal? No. I glance over it at 25:53. There were too many used missals, which would take a while, to do an in-depth review of them all.

[@danielgarza4166]

How did I miss that?! My bad, I’m sorry! I’ll try to delete my original comment.

[@samstaggs9811]

I got my baronius it’s so confusing! Plus being a latin mass you’d think the latin would be larger than the English it’s extremely hard to read it’s tiny. I totally mis-ordered here :/ should have gotten the angelus..... It’s beautiful but it will take a while to manage it. Besides I’m a singer so it’s hard to follow along during mass anyway because you have your music to keep up with

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

When it comes to the size of the Latin text the Angelus press missal is about the same. Yes it can be difficult to follow along if you are part of the Schola or Choir. If I am photographing the Mass I will read through all the Propers before Mass.

[@samstaggs9811]

The baronius has a lot of extra stuff in it that seems rather unnecessary it’s beautiful though it will take a while to learn it I’ve only been to two masses so far. I got this book to try and help me learn the logistics. It does have a handy sit/stand card inside. But eventually I’ll get angelus because it seems everyone likes it better and is easier to navigate

[@DustyActuaI]

What year is your St. Pius X Daily Missal, and is the Missal in Latin and English?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, the missal is 1956, the propers are in English only. The Ordinary is in Latin/English.

[@Cadpat07]

Why is the Roman Catholic Daily Missal 1962 associated with the sspx?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

That specific missal is printed by the Angelus Press which is a apostolate of the Society of St. Pius X to provide traditional Catholic literature and doctrine to Americans confused by the changes in the Church after Second Vatican Council and the introduction of the New Mass. You can find more information here - angeluspress.org/pages/our-apostolate

[@Cadpat07]

@@PaulFloresPhotography thank you! Is there a difference that you know of between this one and the Roman Daily Missal that FSSP uses for example? I’m trying to figure that out. Need help if you have info.

[@kennethroman4054]

@@Cadpat07There is none, the FSSP uses the 1962 Liturgy as well.

[@bluefromthegrave926]

Where did you get your Lasance missal rebound?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

www.leonardsbooks.com/

[@julietaromero9784]

Does it have the Daily Readings and Gospels?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, all the daily missals have daily readings and Gospels.

[@eszhun2296]

If you could only have one, which one would it be?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

It would have to be the 1956 edition of the Father Lasance missal. I like the layout of the Ordinary of the Mass, the introduction to the Mass and explanation of the Mass at the beginning of the Missal, the devotions section, and the section on the Ecclesiastical Year and the Sacred Liturgy.

[@eszhun2296]

@@PaulFloresPhotography I'm watching your video on the 1962 Roman Catholic Daily Missal. It would be very frustrating for me to go back and forth in the Missal. Is the 1956 edition of the Father Lasance missal, or any Lasance missal, linear - as in no flipping back and forth?

[@eszhun2296]

I just learned that all missals are back and forth, ergo the ribbons...

[@MichaelTheLibertarian]

Giving the imprimatur date would be very helpful, please?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

For which missal?

[@MichaelTheLibertarian]

@@PaulFloresPhotography Thanks for getting back to me. For all of them. I'm a Traditional Catholic and need a date before 1962. You mentioned one of them was 1962, but you also said it was "updated and revised". The "revised" scares me.

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

The ones shown have a imprimatur of 1962 or earlier excluding the Angelus Press edition (Roman Catholic Daily Missal) which does not have an imprimatur but does follow the 1962 changes. There are some revisions in the reprints of the St. Andrews and Father Lasance missals but that was only to add the propers to the Feast of the Assumption which was changed in 1950. I highly recommend the Roman Catholic Daily Missal - angeluspress.org/ or if you prefer the 1945 edition Saint Andrew Daily Missal - libers-com.3dcartstores.com/St-Andrew-Daily-Missal_p_2394.html

[@MichaelTheLibertarian]

@@PaulFloresPhotography Thank you, so much! You have no idea what this means to me. It's a huge deal in my life. Thank you!

[@miguelemp8316]

What year is your Saint Paul missal?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Hello, the missal is a 1955 edition.

[@gloriacunin4828]

Where can I purchase a Missal and the cost?

[@PaulFloresPhotography]

Roman Catholic Daily Missal - angeluspress.org/ The Roman Missal (1962) - www.baroniuspress.com/ Saint Andrew Daily Missal, Saint Joseph Daily Missal - id34104.securedata.net/libers.com/merchantmanager/index.php Marian Missal - loretopubs.org/ Plethora of Missals - www.fraternitypublications.com/

[@chipblood]

Thank you for this. Also, thank you for calling it "Holy Mass."