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instanceOf
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Catholic liturgical rite
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form of the Roman Rite
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associatedCouncil
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Council of Trent
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belongsToTradition
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Western liturgical tradition
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celebratedAd
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ad orientem
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celebratedBy
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priests of the Latin Church
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celebrationRequires
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use of 1962 liturgical books under current norms
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codificationCentury
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16th century
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codifiedAfter
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Council of Trent
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contrastedWith
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Mass of Paul VI
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Ordinary Form of the Roman Rite
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hasAlternativeName
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Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite
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Traditional Latin Mass
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Tridentine Mass
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hasCharacteristic
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Communion on the tongue
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Last Gospel at the end of Mass
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multiple prayers at the foot of the altar
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silent Canon
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strict rubrics for gestures and postures
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use of Gregorian chant
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use of altar rails and kneeling for Communion
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use of the traditional Roman calendar
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use of traditional one-year lectionary
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hasForm
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High Mass
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Low Mass
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Requiem Mass
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Solemn High Mass
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language
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Latin
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limitedBy
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Pope Francis
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liturgicalFamily
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Roman Rite
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mainMissalEditionInUse
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1962 Roman Missal
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principalMissal
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Missale Romanum of Pope Pius V
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Roman Missal of 1570
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promotedBy
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Pope Benedict XVI
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recognizedAs
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extraordinary form of the Roman Rite (2007–2021 practice)
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regulatedBy
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Summorum Pontificum
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Traditionis custodes
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Universae Ecclesiae
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restrictedBy
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Traditionis custodes
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revisedBy
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Pope Clement VIII
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Pope John XXIII
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Pope Pius V
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Pope Pius X
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Pope Pius XII
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Pope Urban VIII
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timePeriodOfPredominantUse
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from late 16th century to mid-20th century
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typicalLanguageOfReadings
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Latin
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vernacular (optionally for Epistle and Gospel)
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typicalOrientation
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priest and people facing the same direction
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usedIn
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Catholic Church
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