TLM Missal

[Antonius]

The Parish Church, near to where I live that provides TLM. The Missal used is from 1962. I wondered if others in the forum are familiar with this, or any other TLM Missal that maybe used. Also I have my own personal 1962 Missal that I use.

[KreKre]

SSPX uses the 1962 missal, too. It is the last, and currently official, Missal for the Tridentine Mass.

Earlier missals were better, in my opinion, especially regarding the Holy Week. But it's not my place to have an opinion on this.

[Antonius]

Thanks for that KreKre. As I have mentioned in previous posts in the forum. I am moving from a Conservative/Moderate NO position. And fully embracing the TLM, I am just making sure I am the in correct line.

[Bonaventure]

99% of all TLMs are said according to the '62 Missal.

[Antonius]

Thanks for that Bonaventure. I am a work in progress at the moment. Moving to what I know is a better position.

[Michael Wilson]

The Marian Missal ('58); is in accord with the last one published under the authority of Pius XII; it has minimal differences with the '62, such as no St. Joseph in the canon; but the prayers before Mass; Holy Communion; and thanksgiving after communion are much nicer and retain the classical "thee's and thou's" of the vulgate. 
https://www.virgosacrata.com/catholic/new-marian-daily-missal

[OzarkCatholic]

In STL, our diocesan TLM has moved almost completely to the pre-55/1945 missal. The ICKSP does mostly 62, but with pre-55 commemorations, and the pre-55 holy week.

Local diocesan clergy tend to do pre-55 for private masses. Independent clergy use pre-55 usually as well.

In STL proper, the only 62ers I know are the SSPX.

In Jeff City Diocese, the "official" TLM is strict 62. SSPX is 62. Independent is pre-55, but that's a private home chapel.

[Heinrich]

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