In this episode, we explore the Tridentine Missal of Pope Pius V, published in 1570 following the Council of Trent, and the complex historical development that led to it.
We begin with the Council of Trent, its objectives and its approach to liturgical reform, before examining the life and work of Pope Pius V. We then look at the principal sources that contributed to the Missal, including the "Ceremoniale" of Cardinal Latino Malebranca, the "Pontificale" of William Durandus, and the "Ordo Missae Romanae Curiae".
The video also examines the main characteristics of the Missal of Pius V: its emphasis on the private Mass, strict rubrics, obligatory ceremonies, immutability, and the limited participation of the assembly. We follow its subsequent revisions under Clement VIII, Urban VIII, Pius X, Pius XII, and John XXIII, leading eventually to the publication of the Roman Missal of 1970.
Finally, we trace the later history of the older Roman Missal through John Paul II's Ecclesia Dei (1988), Benedict XVI's Summorum Pontificum (2007), and Pope Francis' Traditionis Custodes (2021), considering how the Church's legislation concerning the pre-1970 Roman liturgy has developed.
A historical journey through the Council of Trent, the Missal of Pius V, its development over four centuries, and its place in the liturgical life of the Catholic Church today.
Link to "video VI" of the history of the Holy Mass: History of the Holy Mass (VI of VIII) -The...
Key moments of this video:
00:35 prayer of Saint Francis
00:41 the Roman missal of Pope Pius V
00:59 the Council of Trent
04:24 some information on Pius V (continues until the 10th minute)
06:09 the Catechismus Romanus
09:08 the Breviarum Romanun
10:15 texts that contributed to the formation of the Missal of Pius V
12:24 the missal of Trent (of Pius V, 1570) [this continues until the 24th minute]
19:42 the eucharistic debate in the protestant reformation
24:27 some words on the missal of the second vatican council and canon 20 of the 1983 code of canon law
25:59 circular letter Quattuor abhinc annos and the apostolic letter ecclesia dei (motu proprio)
27:47 motu proprio Summorum Pontificum - Benedict XVI
28:46 motu proprio Traditiones Custodes Pope Francis (continues until the 32nd minute)
32:58 the situation of FSSP
33:40 concluding remarks
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In this episode, we explore the Tridentine Missal of Pope Pius V, published in 1570 following the Council of Trent, and the complex historical development that led to it.
We begin with the Council of Trent, its objectives and its approach to liturgical reform, before examining the life and work of Pope Pius V. We then look at the principal sources that contributed to the Missal, including the "Ceremoniale" of Cardinal Latino Malebranca, the "Pontificale" of William Durandus, and the "Ordo Missae Romanae Curiae".
The video also examines the main characteristics of the Missal of Pius V: its emphasis on the private Mass, strict rubrics, obligatory ceremonies, immutability, and the limited participation of the assembly. We follow its subsequent revisions under Clement VIII, Urban VIII, Pius X, Pius XII, and John XXIII, leading eventually to the publication of the Roman Missal of 1970.
Finally, we trace the later history of the older Roman Missal through John Paul II's Ecclesia Dei (1988), Benedict XVI's Summorum Pontificum (2007), and Pope Francis' Traditionis Custodes (2021), considering how the Church's legislation concerning the pre-1970 Roman liturgy has developed.
A historical journey through the Council of Trent, the Missal of Pius V, its development over four centuries, and its place in the liturgical life of the Catholic Church today.
Link to "video VI" of the history of the Holy Mass: History of the Holy Mass (VI of VIII) -The...
Key moments of this video:
00:35 prayer of Saint Francis
00:41 the Roman missal of Pope Pius V
00:59 the Council of Trent
04:24 some information on Pius V (continues until the 10th minute)
06:09 the Catechismus Romanus
09:08 the Breviarum Romanun
10:15 texts that contributed to the formation of the Missal of Pius V
12:24 the missal of Trent (of Pius V, 1570) [this continues until the 24th minute]
19:42 the eucharistic debate in the protestant reformation
24:27 some words on the missal of the second vatican council and canon 20 of the 1983 code of canon law
25:59 circular letter Quattuor abhinc annos and the apostolic letter ecclesia dei (motu proprio)
27:47 motu proprio Summorum Pontificum - Benedict XVI
28:46 motu proprio Traditiones Custodes Pope Francis (continues until the 32nd minute)
32:58 the situation of FSSP
33:40 concluding remarks
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Fair Use Disclaimer: This content is used under fair dealing for purposes such as commentary, criticism, and education. This video is an original editorial analysis created for news, education, and commentary purposes under Fair Use (17 U.S.C. §107). All third-party content (names, news excerpts, images) is referenced for context and critique. Portions of research, drafting or formatting may have been assisted by AI tools and were reviewed and edited by the channel for accuracy and clarity. Views expressed are for informational purposes and are not legal or pastoral counselling. Acknowledgement for the photo of the painting: Hans Holbein the Younger. “An Allegory of the Old and New Testaments”. National Galleries of Scotland (used with permission).
De Zan's original teaching material (in Italian) which I translated (with his permission) in this video: https://renatodezan.wordpress.com/sem...
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