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It was suggested again to include the Missale Parvum pro Sacerdotalibus Itinerariis (Small Missal for Traveling Priests, a collection of selected Latin Masses – including the readings and responsorial psalms – for the various seasons of the Church year – including Ordinary Time – as well as for the various categories of Saints) as an appendix to the altar Missal not for traveling but visiting priests competent not in English but in Latin. This was followed in the case of the new altar Missal (formerly the Sacramentary).
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The problem could have been solved with a new three-volume edition format: One volume for the day hours (morning, mid-day, evening, and night prayer) for the complete Church year, and two volumes for the Office of Readings (one for the first year of the two-year cycle, plus for the complete calendar of saints’ feasts, and the other for the second year), but Rome couldn’t “think outside the box.” Thus, the cycle of readings was reduced to a one-year cycle. When the Latin edition of Liturgia Horarum (Liturgy of the Hours) was published, following the custom of the preconciliar Breviarium Romanum (Roman Breviary), it was published in four volumes for the four seasons of the year and thus could not accomodate the two-year cycle of Scripture readings for the Office of Readings as outlined in the introductory General Instruction of the Liturgy of the Hours (along with the appropriate second readings). Oh well…įollowing their policy that “if it ain’t in the Latin, then it ain’t in the English!” Peter’s Ordo instead of it’s own lectionary. Though I suppose I negate some of the “officialness” of the Customary by using it with the Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Plus, the Customary has an imprimatur so it’s technically more “official” than the website, though in practice I’ve noticed the two are VERY similar. I like the Customary over the website because it’s a physical book, I tried using the site, and it really is a great site, but it only seems to work well on an actual computer or laptop, it never seemed to play well with my mobile devices. Peter and followed their reading plan instead.
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So I just printed out the free copy of the Ordo from the Ordinariate fof the Chair of St. I’m loving it so far, though the lectionary in the book itself is actually kinda screwy, I couldn’t make heads or tails of it, didn’t seem to match the LOTH readings, or the Ordo for the Ordinariate in the US or even in the UK. I’ve been using this one for about the past two weeks now, switched over from the LOTH. Don’t forget the UK’s version! The Customary of Our Lady of Walsingham!
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