www.IsMassChanging.org http www.CatholicYouthMinistry.com Mark Hart helps high school teens understand HOW and WHY the words of the Mass are changing. Mark compares the "dynamic equivalent" and the "formal equivalent" of how we translate words from Latin to English, and then explains the elaborate process used to create the new Roman Missal. Finally, Mark challenges teenagers to rediscover the meaning behind the words we pray at Mass each week.

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Watch Thomas Archer in the Veritas Pictures production of "Life Teen: Roman Missal Project"

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www.loyolapress.com Joe Paprocki, DMin, lead a webinar about the approaching Roman Missal changes. Beginning with Advent 2011, we will celebrate the Mass following the English translation of the 3rd Edition of the Roman Missal. While the changes for the Mass may be exciting for some people, they may be confusing for others. In this free Webinar gain a better understanding of what changes will take place and how they will affect the Mass. Become familiar with the new changes now so you can help the people you serve in your ministry to embrace the changes when they are implemented. Some of the topics covered in this Webinar include: • Background on the changes in the Roman Missal • Explanations of why the changes are taking place • In-depth look at specific texts in the Mass that are changing • An opportunity to ask questions and receive ongoing Roman Missal change information This FREE Webinar was led by Joe Paprocki, DMin, an author, a speaker, and a fourth-grade catechist in the Archdiocese of Chicago with over 30 years of experience in pastoral ministry. Joe, national consultant for faith formation at Loyola Press, is the author of numerous books, including the best-selling The Catechist's Toolbox and A Well-Built Faith. He is also the host of the blog Catechist's Journey.

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Clear signing for the New Roman Missal ASL Project The series of videos is at: www.youtube.com Good Afternoon, If you email Wynn at lifesound22@gmail.com he will put a DVD in the mail for you. They charge is minimal. He knows the exact charge. Fr. St. Martin This is a sketch of a work in progress. The work is to document a study of translations of the New Roman Missal into clear ASL. This project and others will be helpful to you as well. Here is another project that is very developed and professional. You might know some of the people involved: www.adw.org The Catholic Bishops of the United States tell us on their youtube site the following about the Roman Missal: "The Roman Missal, Third Edition, the ritual text containing prayers and instructions for the celebration of the Mass, has been approved by the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments. First use of the new text of the new Roman Missal will be on the First Sunday of Advent, November 27, 2011. www.usccb.org For more about this study Fr. Shawn said in our recient newsletter: "As you may know, the Catholic Church in the United States is undergoing a preparation for the New Roman Missal which will start in use for Masses on the First Week of Advent at the end of November. You may be wondering and curious about what the new signing responses will be like and how priests will sign their parts during Mass. The changes may seem overwhelming and mysterious. However, from my awesome experience <b>...</b>

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www.IsMassChanging.org http www.CatholicYouthMinistry.com Why are the words of the Catholic Mass changing? Fr. John Muir confronts the misconceptions about the changes with truth and clarity. Fr. John helps parents understand the recent history behind the newest 3rd Edition of the Roman Missal and how it grows from the 1st and 2nd editions. Fr. John compares the "dynamic equivalent" and the "formal equivalent" of how we translate words from Latin to English, and then explains the elaborate process used to create the new Roman Missal. Finally, Fr. John encourages us to rediscover the meaning behind the words and we use at Mass and how we can help our children through this transition.

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On November 27, 2011, the First Sunday of Advent, the Catholic Church will introduce the new edition of the Roman Missal. On March 22-24, 2011 a [series of] video clip/s was created by a national team of experienced Deaf persons, clergy, pastoral workers, and liturgical interpreters for reference and practice while preparing to interpret the new translation of the Roman Missal into American Sign Language for the Catholic Deaf Community. It is important to note that this is a working draft model and focuses on the Common parts of the Mass. In addition to serving as a training tool for Sign Language Interpreters, this project will also be a valuable resource for Deaf Adult Formation classes, Small Group discussion groups, and Religious Education classes for the Deaf, and more. For use with Sign Language Interpreters, this model is intended to communicate the concepts in the text through: · Choice of appropriate ASL signs · Use of space · Directionality · Eye gaze · Facial "expression" (affect/mood) This project has made sign choices based on the Liturgical meaning of a particular sign in context. The project was done in English using ASL (American Sign Language) and for use in any area where ASL is used. This resource is an invaluable resource to many sign language interpreters who have no training in their local areas, for small group interpreter workshop lead regionally, in many communities in the USA and Canada as we prepare to celebrate Liturgy all together as one Body <b>...</b>

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James (15) and Karen (13) created this easy-to-follow presentation on The New Roman Missal. The concept, compilation and interpretation of the changes coming on November 27th are all theirs. :)

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Monsignor James P. Moroney introduces to us the Collect for the First Sunday of Advent (from the new English translation of the Roman Missal, Third Typical Edition). The last part of the introductory rites is the Collect prayer, or what is commonly referred to as the opening prayer. In the early Church, this prayer probably served to gather the assembly for worship, but now it serves to collect or focus the assembly's prayer at the beginning of the liturgy. The Collect is a carefully constructed prayer and can be broken down into several parts: the priest's invitation to prayer, "Let us pray;" a brief period of silence for private prayer and recalling one's own intention; the prayer itself (containing praise of God, a petition, and the hoped outcome for the petition); a concluding doxology, "Through Christ our Lord;" and the people's response, "Amen." All of the Collect prayers have been retranslated in a way that more accurately captures their original structure and meaning in Latin. Obviously, some of the literary devices such as rhyme and word play, among others, will not shine through as they do in the Latin, and some of the sentences are long and complex. However, the words matter; the words articulate the truths of the Christian faith. The words shape and form us as a believing community, and the words contribute to the unity of the Church across the world. Watch Msgr. Moroney's series "The New and Eternal Word" on The CatholicTV Network at www.CatholicTV.com/Missal <b>...</b>

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On November 27th 2011, the First Sunday of Advent, the new Roman Missal goes into effect. Apart from finding out what parts of the Mass will change, we dig deeper and find out how our liturgical celebration is enriched by the new translation. So we went straight to the source and invited the experts. We engage in an edifying discussion with the Most Rev. Albert LeGatt, who is both the Archbishop of Saint Boniface and the Canadian delegate for the International Commission on English in the Liturgy, along with Fr. Bill Burke, the director of the National Liturgy Office of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops. Together they introduce us to the changes and clarify how they assist our prayer.

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www.loyolapress.com Joe Paprocki, DMin, lead a webinar about the approaching Roman Missal changes. Beginning with Advent 2011, we will celebrate the Mass following the English translation of the 3rd Edition of the Roman Missal. While the changes for the Mass may be exciting for some people, they may be confusing for others. In this free Webinar gain a better understanding of what changes will take place and how they will affect the Mass. Become familiar with the new changes now so you can help the people you serve in your ministry to embrace the changes when they are implemented.

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Perspectives Weekly Oct. 21, 2011 - Last week on Perspectives Weekly, we spoke about some of the changes we can expect when the new Roman Missal goes into effect on November 27th (the First Sunday of Advent). This week, Pedro asks the question: What does the new translation teach us about music in the liturgy? Pedro speaks with Fr. Bill Burke, the director of the National Liturgy Office of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, and joining him is composer John Dawson, who wrote "Mass Setting B" (Mass of the Holy Family), one of the three approved Canadian Mass settings as found in "Celebrate in Song". Together they'll explain how these new musical settings will assist in our celebration of Holy Mass.

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www.IsMassChanging.org http www.CatholicYouthMinistry.com Why are the words of the Catholic Mass changing? Fr. John Muir confronts the misconceptions about the changes with truth and clarity. Fr. John helps Catholic Youth Ministers understand the recent history behind the newest 3rd Edition of the Roman Missal and how it grows from the 1st and 2nd editions. He encourages us to rediscover the meaning behind the words and we use at Mass and how we can help lead teens through this transition.

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www.christthekingparish.com The New Roman Missal "NEW WORDS SAME MASS Examining the New English Translation" presented by Msgr. Stephen Avila, St. Mary's Church, Mansfield MA Fall River Diocese. Presentation sponsored by Fr. Mark Hession of Our Lady of Victory and Msgr. Daniel Hoye of Christ the King on Thursday July 28, 2011

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Clear signing for the New Roman Missal ASL Project The series of videos is at: www.youtube.com This is a sketch of a work in progress. The work is to document a study of translations of the New Roman Missal into clear ASL. This project and others will be helpful to you as well. Here is another project that is very developed and professional. You might know some of the people involved: www.adw.org The Catholic Bishops of the United States tell us on their youtube site the following about the Roman Missal: "The Roman Missal, Third Edition, the ritual text containing prayers and instructions for the celebration of the Mass, has been approved by the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments. First use of the new text of the new Roman Missal will be on the First Sunday of Advent, November 27, 2011. www.usccb.org For more about this study Fr. Shawn said in our recient newsletter: "As you may know, the Catholic Church in the United States is undergoing a preparation for the New Roman Missal which will start in use for Masses on the First Week of Advent at the end of November. You may be wondering and curious about what the new signing responses will be like and how priests will sign their parts during Mass. The changes may seem overwhelming and mysterious. However, from my awesome experience through participation in a 3-day ASL New Roman Missal Workshop with our dear friends, Fr. Michael Depcik of Detroit, Michigan; Msgr. Glenn Nelson of Rockford <b>...</b>

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Mass of St. Ann by Ed Bolduc. Published by World Library Publications, wlpmusic.com. Used by permission. Excerpts from the English translation of The Roman Missal © 2010, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.

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www.loyolapress.com Joe Paprocki, DMin, lead a webinar about the approaching Roman Missal changes. Beginning with Advent 2011, we will celebrate the Mass following the English translation of the 3rd Edition of the Roman Missal. While the changes for the Mass may be exciting for some people, they may be confusing for others. In this free Webinar gain a better understanding of what changes will take place and how they will affect the Mass. Become familiar with the new changes now so you can help the people you serve in your ministry to embrace the changes when they are implemented.

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Learn about changes coming to the Mass in Advent 2011.

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On this episode of "Catholics Matter" we're joined by Fr. Kieran Kleczewski, executive director for the Diocese of Phoenix's Office of Worship. Host Fr. Rob Clements interviews Fr. Kleczewski about this year's changes to the Roman Missal. For more about the Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix, visit diocesephoenix.org.

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On November 27, 2011, the First Sunday of Advent, the Catholic Church will introduce the new edition of the Roman Missal. On March 22-24, 2011 a [series of] video clip/s was created by a national team of experienced Deaf persons, clergy, pastoral workers, and liturgical interpreters for reference and practice while preparing to interpret the new translation of the Roman Missal into American Sign Language for the Catholic Deaf Community. It is important to note that this is a working draft model and focuses on the Common parts of the Mass. In addition to serving as a training tool for Sign Language Interpreters, this project will also be a valuable resource for Deaf Adult Formation classes, Small Group discussion groups, and Religious Education classes for the Deaf, and more. For use with Sign Language Interpreters, this model is intended to communicate the concepts in the text through: · Choice of appropriate ASL signs · Use of space · Directionality · Eye gaze · Facial "expression" (affect/mood) This project has made sign choices based on the Liturgical meaning of a particular sign in context. The project was done in English using ASL (American Sign Language) and for use in any area where ASL is used. This resource is an invaluable resource to many sign language interpreters who have no training in their local areas, for small group interpreter workshop lead regionally, in many communities in the USA and Canada as we prepare to celebrate Liturgy all together as one Body <b>...</b>

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"Where the New Translation meets the New Evangelization." World class, eminently faithful liturgical instruction from Salve Regina Publications; available to the members of your parishioners - 24 hours a day / 7 days a week -- at MissalPrep.com.

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This Daily Roman Missal contains the third edition of the Roman Missal and updated Mass changes effective Advent 2011. English and Latin translation of the Novus Ordo Mass. It includes prayers and readings to all Sunday and daily Masses in one volume, for the entire liturgical year. It is a complete aid to following the Mass and reflecting on its profound beauty and grace. Its handy size makes it easy to carry in briefcase, backpack or purse. Readings are taken from the NAB with the Revised New Testament; ABC cycle for Sundays and two- year cycle for weekdays are included. Included is a liturgical calendar through the year 2023. It has a durable deep burgundy soft padded leather cover, that lays flat from cover to cover when open. It can be imprinted for a personal touch for an extra fee. It has gold gilded pages and six colored ribbon bookmarks. It is 4.5 x 6.75 and weighs 1lb 15oz. The Daily Roman Missal is produced with beauty quality making it a lasting heirloom. Purchase this Missal: www.catholiccompany.com

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Br. Steve Fahrig, OMV, gives a very helpful presentation on the new translation of the Roman Missal.

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Monsignor James P. Moroney introduces to us the Collect for the Second Sunday of Advent (from the new English translation of the Roman Missal, Third Typical Edition). The last part of the introductory rites is the Collect prayer, or what is commonly referred to as the opening prayer. In the early Church, this prayer probably served to gather the assembly for worship, but now it serves to collect or focus the assembly's prayer at the beginning of the liturgy. The Collect is a carefully constructed prayer and can be broken down into several parts: the priest's invitation to prayer, "Let us pray;" a brief period of silence for private prayer and recalling one's own intention; the prayer itself (containing praise of God, a petition, and the hoped outcome for the petition); a concluding doxology, "Through Christ our Lord;" and the people's response, "Amen." All of the Collect prayers have been retranslated in a way that more accurately captures their original structure and meaning in Latin. Obviously, some of the literary devices such as rhyme and word play, among others, will not shine through as they do in the Latin, and some of the sentences are long and complex. However, the words matter; the words articulate the truths of the Christian faith. The words shape and form us as a believing community, and the words contribute to the unity of the Church across the world. Watch Msgr. Moroney's series "The New and Eternal Word" on The CatholicTV Network at www.CatholicTV.com <b>...</b>

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This is a preview of the DVD available from MorningStar Music Publishers. This 22 minute DVD is designed to be a practical tool to help educate congregations about the new translation of the Mass with Dr. Lynn Trapp. The DVD begins with an explanation of the need for a new translation, and then proceeds to highlight the major changes that will affect the gathered assembly. The DVD also gives the worshiper a chance to practice some of the new language. Authors Dr. Lynn Trapp and Michael Silhavy are highly respected worship leaders who have practical knowledge of effective methods to educate church members.

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On November 27, 2011, the First Sunday of Advent, the Catholic Church will introduce the new edition of the Roman Missal. On March 22-24, 2011 a [series of] video clip/s was created by a national team of experienced Deaf persons, clergy, pastoral workers, and liturgical interpreters for reference and practice while preparing to interpret the new translation of the Roman Missal into American Sign Language for the Catholic Deaf Community. It is important to note that this is a working draft model and focuses on the Common parts of the Mass. In addition to serving as a training tool for Sign Language Interpreters, this project will also be a valuable resource for Deaf Adult Formation classes, Small Group discussion groups, and Religious Education classes for the Deaf, and more. For use with Sign Language Interpreters, this model is intended to communicate the concepts in the text through: · Choice of appropriate ASL signs · Use of space · Directionality · Eye gaze · Facial "expression" (affect/mood) This project has made sign choices based on the Liturgical meaning of a particular sign in context. The project was done in English using ASL (American Sign Language) and for use in any area where ASL is used. This resource is an invaluable resource to many sign language interpreters who have no training in their local areas, for small group interpreter workshop lead regionally, in many communities in the USA and Canada as we prepare to celebrate Liturgy all together as one Body <b>...</b>

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This Daily Roman Missal contains the third edition of the Roman Missal and updated Mass changes effective Advent 2011. English translation includes prayers and readings to all Sunday and daily Masses in one volume, for the entire liturgical year. It is a complete aid to following the Mass and reflecting on its profound beauty and grace. Its handy size makes it easy to carry in briefcase, backpack or purse. Readings are taken from the NAB with the Revised New Testament; ABC cycle for Sundays and two- year cycle for weekdays are included. English and Latin texts side by side for Order of Mass. The Daily Roman Missal 3rd Edition has a durable deep burgundy or black hard leather cover, that lays flat from cover to cover when open. It can be imprinted for a personal touch. It has beautiful illustrations, and six sturdy ribbon bookmarks. It is 4.5 x 6.75 and weighs 1lb 15oz. The Daily Roman Missal 3rd Edition is produced with beauty quality making it a lasting heirloom. Purchase this Roman Missal: www.catholiccompany.com

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This is a sketch of a work in progress. The work is to document a study of translations of the New Roman Missal into clear ASL. This project and others will be helpful to you as well. Here is another project that is very developed and professional. You might know some of the people involved: www.adw.org The Catholic Bishops of the United States tell us on their youtube site the following about the Roman Missal: "The Roman Missal, Third Edition, the ritual text containing prayers and instructions for the celebration of the Mass, has been approved by the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments. First use of the new text of the new Roman Missal will be on the First Sunday of Advent, November 27, 2011. www.usccb.org For more about this study Fr. Shawn said in our recient newsletter: "As you may know, the Catholic Church in the United States is undergoing a preparation for the New Roman Missal which will start in use for Masses on the First Week of Advent at the end of November. You may be wondering and curious about what the new signing responses will be like and how priests will sign their parts during Mass. The changes may seem overwhelming and mysterious. However, from my awesome experience through participation in a 3-day ASL New Roman Missal Workshop with our dear friends, Fr. Michael Depcik of Detroit, Michigan; Msgr. Glenn Nelson of Rockford, Illinois; and Sr. Kathleen Schipiani of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, we all worked and studied so <b>...</b>

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Another part of a video series from Wordonfire.org. Father Barron will be commenting on subjects from modern day culture. For more visit www.wordonfire.org

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Homily from Francis Cardinal Arinze Speaking on the New Roman Missal from 9/19/11. For more information about Catholic Familyland please visit familyland.org.

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Cardinal Francis George, Archbishop of Chicago, talks to host Graziano Marcheschi about the New Roman Missal on the cable television program, The Church, the Cardinal and You.

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