Mass of St. Pius V

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Catholic liturgy form of the Roman Rite liturgical rite

The Mass of St. Pius V is the traditional form of the Roman Catholic liturgy codified after the Council of Trent and used for centuries before the modern reforms of the Second Vatican Council.

Aliases (1)

Mass of the Immaculate Conception ×1

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Catholic liturgy → form of the Roman Rite → liturgical rite →
alsoKnownAs	1962 Roman Missal Mass → Traditional Latin Mass → Tridentine Mass → Usus antiquior →
celebratedFacing	liturgical east →
celebratedIn	Roman Catholic Church →
codifiedBy	Pope Pius V →
containsElement	Agnus Dei → Confiteor → Credo → Domine non sum dignus → Gloria → Kyrie → Last Gospel → Offertory prayers → Prayers at the foot of the altar → Roman Canon → Sanctus →
contrastedWith	Mass of Paul VI → Novus Ordo Missae →
followsCouncil	Council of Trent →
hasForm	High Mass → Low Mass → Pontifical High Mass → Solemn High Mass →
hasLanguage	Latin →
laterTypicalEditionYear	1962 →
liturgicalFamily	Roman Rite →
liturgicalUse	Mass →
normFor	Latin Church liturgy for several centuries →
permittedByDocument	Summorum Pontificum →
permittedByPope	Pope Benedict XVI →
precedesReform	Second Vatican Council liturgical reform →
primaryOrientation	ad orientem →
promulgatedByDocument	Quo primum →
promulgationYear	1570 →
restrictedByDocument	Traditionis custodes →
restrictedByPope	Pope Francis →
rubricsRevisedBy	Pope Benedict XV → Pope John XXIII → Pope Pius X → Pope Pius XII →
standardEditionYear	1570 →
typicalLanguageOfProclamation	Latin →
usesChant	Gregorian chant →
usesLiturgicalBook	Missale Romanum → Roman Missal of Pius V →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Tridentine Mass →	alsoKnownAs
Immaculate Conception ("Mass of the Immaculate Conception") →	commemoratedBy