Tridentine Mass

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The Tridentine Mass is the traditional Latin liturgy of the Roman Catholic Church codified in the 16th century and used as its standard form of the Mass for several centuries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic liturgy
form of the Roman Rite
liturgical rite
alsoKnownAs Mass of St. Pius V
Traditional Latin Mass
linked to: Tridentine Mass

Usus antiquior
Vetus Ordo
associatedWithGroup Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest
Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter
Society of Saint Pius X
associatedWithMovement Catholic traditionalism
celebratedAdOrientem true
codifiedBy Pope Pius V
codifiedInDocument Quo primum
codifiedInYear 1570
communionMode on the tongue
communionPosture kneeling
contains Last Gospel
Offertory
Prayers at the foot of the altar
Roman Canon
eucharisticPrayer Canon of the Mass
linked to: Missale Romanum
geographicScope worldwide
hasForm High Mass
Low Mass
Pontifical High Mass
linked to: Tridentine Mass

Solemn High Mass
linked to: Tridentine Mass
historicalUsePeriod 16th century
17th century
18th century
19th century
20th century
language Latin
partOf Roman Rite
linked to: Latin Rite
permittedBy Pope Benedict XVI
primaryLiturgicalLanguage Ecclesiastical Latin
linked to: Latin
regulatedByDocument Summorum Pontificum
Traditionis custodes
religion Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
restrictedBy Pope Francis
rubricsEmphasize genuflections
silence
use of altar rails
standardBefore Second Vatican Council
supersededInOrdinaryUseBy Mass of Paul VI
usesLiturgicalBook Missale Romanum
Roman Missal of 1570
linked to: Tridentine Mass
usesLiturgicalCalendar traditional Roman calendar

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Council of Trent resultedIn Tridentine Mass
Tridentine Mass alsoKnownAs Traditional Latin Mass
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Tridentine Mass usesLiturgicalBook Roman Missal of 1570
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Tridentine Mass hasForm Solemn High Mass
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Tridentine Mass hasForm Pontifical High Mass
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Latin Rite hasFormOfMass Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Usus antiquior hasAlternativeName Traditional Latin Mass
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Usus antiquior hasAlternativeName Tridentine Mass
Usus antiquior hasAlternativeName Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Usus antiquior hasForm Solemn High Mass
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Mass of St. Pius V alsoKnownAs Tridentine Mass
Mass of St. Pius V alsoKnownAs Traditional Latin Mass
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Mass of St. Pius V alsoKnownAs 1962 Roman Missal Mass
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Mass of St. Pius V hasForm Pontifical High Mass
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Mass of St. Pius V contrastedWith Novus Ordo Missae
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Vetus Ordo alsoKnownAs Traditional Latin Mass
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Vetus Ordo alsoKnownAs Tridentine Mass
Vetus Ordo historicalUsage predominant Roman Rite form before 1960s
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Quo primum subject Tridentine Mass
Quo primum influenced Tridentine Mass
Roman Canon usedIn Tridentine Mass
Roman Canon usedIn Mass according to the 1962 Roman Missal
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Summorum Pontificum subject Tridentine Mass
Summorum Pontificum states Missal of 1962 was never abrogated
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Summorum Pontificum broadensPermissionFor traditional Latin Mass
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Catholic traditionalism favors Tridentine Mass
Catholic traditionalism favors Latin Mass
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Missale Romanum liturgicalUse Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Pope Pius V promoted Tridentine Mass
Last Gospel usedIn Tridentine Mass
Last Gospel associatedWith Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite
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Mass of Paul VI replaced Tridentine Mass
Anglican Use distinctFrom Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Ordinary Form of the Roman Rite coexistsWith Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Roman Breviary associatedWith Tridentine Mass
Memento etiam (for the dead) tradition Tridentine Mass
Missa cantata partOf traditional Latin Mass
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Missa cantata contrastedWith Solemn High Mass
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Graduale Romanum relatedTo Tridentine Mass
Universae Ecclesiae subject Tridentine Mass
Novus Ordo replacedForm Tridentine Mass
Novus Ordo contrastedWith Tridentine Mass
Prayers at the Foot of the Altar partOf Traditional Latin Mass
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Memento, Domine (for the living) usedIn Tridentine Mass
Memento, Domine (for the living) usedIn Mass according to the 1962 Roman Missal
linked to: Tridentine Mass
Council of Trent resultedIn Tridentine Mass
Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary liturgicalForm Traditional Latin Mass
linked to: Tridentine Mass