Canon Missae

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Canon Missae is the central, traditional Eucharistic prayer of the Roman Catholic Mass, encompassing the solemn rites from the offertory through the consecration and communion.

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Observed surface forms (2)

Surface form Occurrences
Canon of the Mass 1
Roman Catholic Mass Ordinary 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Eucharistic prayer
liturgical text
accompaniedBy altar server responses
bell ringing at consecration
alsoKnownAs Roman Canon NERFINISHED
associatedWithPope Pope Gelasius I NERFINISHED
Pope Gregory I NERFINISHED
Pope Leo I NERFINISHED
codifiedBy Pope Pius V NERFINISHED
codifiedIn Missale Romanum of 1570 NERFINISHED
contains epiclesis-like petitions
words of institution
coversRitesFrom Offertory
coversRitesTo Communion
follows Sanctus
hasStructure anamnesis
consecration
doxology
intercessions
preface dialogue continuation
includes Communicantes
Doxology Per ipsum
Hanc igitur
Memento etiam (for the dead) NERFINISHED
Memento, Domine (for the living) NERFINISHED
Nobis quoque peccatoribus
Per quem haec omnia
Quam oblationem
Qui pridie
Supplices te rogamus
Supra quae
Te igitur
Unde et memores
language Latin
largelyFixedBy 6th century
liturgicalFamily Western liturgy
liturgicalFunction central Eucharistic prayer of the Mass
liturgicalRank most solemn part of the Mass
precedes Pater Noster NERFINISHED
recitationMode traditionally recited silently by the priest
religiousTradition Roman Catholicism
statusAfterVaticanII retained as Eucharistic Prayer I
theology real presence of Christ in the Eucharist
sacrifice of the Mass
timePeriodOfStabilization early Middle Ages
usedIn Roman Rite NERFINISHED
Tridentine Mass NERFINISHED

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Memento etiam (for the dead) partOf Canon Missae
Missa Aedis Christi hasTextSource Canon Missae
this entity surface form: Roman Catholic Mass Ordinary
Dominican Missal hasPart Canon Missae
this entity surface form: Canon of the Mass