Memento etiam (for the dead)

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Memento etiam (for the dead) is the section of the Roman Canon that commemorates and prays for the faithful departed during the celebration of the Mass.

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Label Occurrences
Memento etiam (for the dead) canonical 1

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf liturgical prayer
part of the Eucharistic Prayer
section of the Roman Canon
addressedTo God
associatedWithDoctrine communion of saints
purgatory
suffrages for the dead
belongsTo Roman Catholic liturgical heritage
category Roman Catholic liturgical text
prayer for the dead
expresses charity toward the departed
solidarity of the Church with the dead
follows Memento, Domine (for the living)
surface form: Memento Domine (for the living)
hasLatinTitle Memento etiam
language Latin
liturgicalBook Missale Romanum
liturgicalContext Liturgy of the Eucharist
Mass
liturgicalFunction intercession
liturgicalGenre fixed presidential prayer
locatedIn Roman Canon
mayInclude names of deceased persons
mentions faithful departed
souls in purgatory
partOf Canon Missae
Eucharistic Prayer
surface form: Eucharistic Prayer I
positionInCanon after the Consecration
after the Memento for the living
precedes Nobis quoque peccatoribus
purpose commemoration of the faithful departed
intercessory prayer for the dead
recitedBy celebrant of the Mass
relatedTo All Souls’ Day liturgy
suffrage Masses for the dead
riteType Western liturgy
textOpening Memento etiam, Domine, famulorum famularumque tuarum
theologicalTheme efficacy of the Mass for the departed
hope of resurrection
remembrance of the dead
tradition Missale Romanum
surface form: Roman Missal of Paul VI (Eucharistic Prayer I)

Tridentine Mass
translatedAs Remember also (for the dead)
usedBy Catholic priests
usedIn Roman Rite
surface form: Roman Rite of the Catholic Church
usedOn Requiem Masses

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Roman Canon hasPart Memento etiam (for the dead)