Preparing The Way For The Roman Missal
In February 2011, Verrecchio and Salve Regina Publications launched the website MissalPrep.com in order to assist Pastors and educators in the effort to prepare their parishioners for the new English translation of the Roman Missal which is scheduled for implementation in the Diocese of the United States on the First Sunday of Advent 2011. (November 27,2011.)
Trademarked, “Where the New Translation Meets the New Evangelization,” MissalPrep.com offers catechesis on the sacred liturgy and the forthcoming changes to the people’s prayers and responses at Holy Mass in a series of tutorials that are available in audio-visual and MP3 format. The content of the teaching is taken largely from the book, “And With Your Spirit – Recovering a sense of the sacred in the Roman Missal.”
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