Roman Missal

Roman Missal (Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay and Uruguay) The Roman Missal (Latin Missale Romanum) is the liturgical book containing the ceremonies, prayers and rubrics for the celebration of Mass in the Roman rite. It is called the Roman Missal because it is the official book of the Roman rite. It is the most widely used missal in the Catholic Church. It consists of three parts: the Mass Ordinary, with the prayers for each day, the Saints' Day and Votive Masses, and Masses for the Dead. Although written in Latin, the official language of the Church, a version in the vernacular has been approved by all Catholic Episcopal Conferences.

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