The Meaning of Public and Private Public and Pri-
vate Worship Public and Private Sacrifice
Bishops and Priests - Public and Private Prayer
-Only One Public Prayer

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Liturgy Various Liturgies

Ceremonies

25

Jurisdiction Patriarchates The Sees of Peter
The East and the West-Classes of Liturgies. Page

LESSON VI.

Development of Liturgies.

Liturgy Is a Growth-How Liturgies Grow-Liturgies

Formerly Not Written

-

Changes in Words and

Languages-The

Ancient Vernaculars-The Vernacular

in the Liturgy-The Modern Languages-Latin an

Emphasis of Doctrine

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LESSON VIII.

Latin in the Mass.

Latin a Symbol of Unity-Advantages of Latin-Dis-

advantages of Latin-Our Personal Debt of Honor

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Contents of the Liturgy-The Meaning of the Word

Mass-Other Meanings of Mass-Other Names for

the Mass-Different Kinds of Masses

LESSON X.

The Mass as a Sacrifice.

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The Mass Is a Sacrifice-How the Mass Is a Sacrifice-

The Mass Is the Same Sacrifice as That of the Cross

-Ends of the Mass-Special Intentions in the Mass

LESSON XI.

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Dome, Oratory, Chapel-Basilica-Confessions, Memorials,
Catacombs-Patrons, Titulars-Cells, Missions. Page

Original Plan Orientation Cruciform

Sanctuary-The Nave and the Aisles-The Porch
or Vestibule Sacristry, Vestry - Tower, Belfry -
Baptistry

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LESSON XIV.

Furniture of the Sanctuary.

Altars-Altar Stones-Place of the Altar-Baldachino,
Canopy, Ciborium Credence Tables - Altar-Rails
Ambos, Rood Lofts, Pulpits

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80

LESSON XV.

Furniture of the Altar.

Diptychs Retable Tabernacle The Crucifix The
Lights-Altar Cloths-The Frontal and Antependium
Mass Book and Altar Cards-Relics and Flowers

Holy Order-Ecclesiastics, Clerics, Ministers-The Hierarchy-The Ministry-Number of Ministers-Religious Orders

The Calendar-Feasts and Fasts, Vigils, Pasch, Easter-
Month, Week, Sabbath, Sunday-Solar Year, Civil
Year, Leap Year, Lunar Year-Ecclesiastical Year-
The Easter Cycle- The Christmas Cycle - Fixed
Feasts Movable Feasts of the Civil Year - Holy
Days of Obligation-Vigils, Octaves, Ember Days-
The Titles of the Saints-Rank of Feasts

Uniforms-Vestments-Origin of Vestments-The Cas

sock-Colors of Vestments

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LESSON XIX.

Mass Vestments.

Amice, Berretta, Mitre, Tiara, Cowl-Alb, Girdle, Apparels, Surplice, Rochet-Maniple Stole-Chasuble Cope

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LESSON XX.

Special Ornaments.

Orphreys-Dalmatic, Tunic-Pallium-Scapulars, Cords-
Sandals, Stockings, Gloves — Ring, Pectoral Cross,
Pastoral Staff, Crozier

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123

LESSON XXI.

The Sacred Vessels.

The Last Supper — The Chalice, Deacons' Chalice — The
Cruets The Paten-Ciborium, Pyx-Ostensorium-
Veils and Linens-Preparation of the Chalice-Con-
secration of Vessels .

LESSON XXII.

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128

The Order of the Mass.

How Mass Is Said

Development of the Order

The

Roman Mass-The Main Divisions of the Mass. Page

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LESSON XXIII.

The Last Supper.

The Passover or Pasch-The Ritual of the Paschal Meal
-The Institution of the Eucharist

The Kiss of Peace-The Offertory-The Great Thanksgiving or Preface - Sanctus and Benedictus - The