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What happens when it's time to change?

By Brian Reynolds. Parishioners will need to know what is changing and what is not going to change

Welcoming the Roman Missal, Third Edition

With the introduction of the new Roman Missal the order and structure of the Mass will not change. Catholics can expect some changes in the wording of prayers and responses beginning at Advent next year.

Unity of Expression, Unity of Purpose

By Msgr. C. Eugene Morris, S.T.L. What is the Roman Missal?

U.S. parishes prepare for Roman Missal changes

This In Focus article has free access for all visitors. By Emily Stimpson. U.S. bishops are equipping priests, laity to avoid any confusion when new prayers take effect

The Roman Rite of the Latin Church

By Anthony Marques. The Roman rite is itself a precious example and an instrument of true inculturation.

The richness of Catholic rites

By Emily Stimpson. The Catholic Church is composed of many rites — all equally valid, equally beautiful and equally true. Subscription required

The Plan of One Pastor

By David Toups. Easing the parish into the new translation

The New Translation of the Roman Missal

By Msgr. C. Eugene Morris. What is really changing?

The New Translation and Vatican II Changes

By Msgr. Owen F. Campion. The new translation and preparations for it will provide priests with an excellent opportunity for catechesis.

The New Translation

By Nicholas Zientarski. Texts and contexts in the new Roman Missal

The New Translation

By Matthew J. Albright. Reflection after three months. (Subscription required)

The hot (and not) liturgical stories of the summer

This column has free access for all visitors. By John Norton. Even for those who are open to it, change is never easy. Greater familiarity with what is coming in regards to the liturgy will help ease the transition.

Survey: Most Catholics unaware of Mass revisions

By Melissa A. Cidade. Frequent Massgoers, older faithful more likely to know about new translation of Roman Missal

Roman Missal revision readiness plan

By Emily Stimpson. With a mere 91 days before the new English translation of the Roman Missal is implemented, tips for parishioners, pastors and catechists on how to prepare for the revisions

Revised Missal: Recapturing sense of ‘awe’ at Mass

By Tom Hoopes. U.S. bishops prepare dioceses, parish leaders for implementation of new English translation

Resources for Implementing the New Roman Missal

By Mark G. Boyer. As we head into implementation of the Roman Missal, Third Edition, various publishers are providing resources to assist in this catechetical process.

Reflecting on the Roman Missal translation

By Eddie O'Neill. It’s been a year — how are Catholics adjusting to saying ‘and with your spirit’?

Priests and the New Missal

By Bishop Edward K. Braxton. An opportunity to be embraced, not a burden to be borne

Preparing the People of God for the New Roman Missal

By Sister Mary Michael Fox, O.P. When the Church begins to use the revised translation of the Roman Missal, some of the familiarity with the Mass will diminish and for many it will be a challenge.

Preparing for Third Edition of the Roman Missal

Book Reviews by Father Mark G. Boyer.

Preparations begin for new Roman Missal

This article has free access for all visitors. By Scott Alessi. U.S. bishops launch website to educate Catholics on impending changes to Mass

Parish music ministers prepare for major Roman missal changes

This article has free access for all visitors. By Scott Alessi. The 2011 adoption of new Mass prayers also means revamping old familiar sung parts of the liturgy

OSV Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor about the Roman Missal changes, social justice, Halloween and politics.

Origins, witness of the liturgies of the East

By Emily Stimpson. Understanding how Eastern and Western churches differ, and how they complement one another. Subscription required

Not By Words Alone …

By Nihal Abeyasingha, C.Ss.R. Reflections on the new English translation and celebration

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor about Father Baker, liturgy, Roman missal changes and pro-life issues. Subscription required

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor about Live Action, abortion, charitable giving, and the Roman Missal. Subscription required

God Lives: Welcome changes

Free access for all visitors. By Msgr. Owen F. Campion. New translation of missal will help us all to better communicate with God and understand his love

Editorial: Time for some Mass relearning

This editorial column has free access for all visitors. ‘It will also be deeper theologically and more evocative emotionally.’

Editorial: Missed Opportunity

Parishes and individual Catholics should not miss an enormous opportunity to address a present and impending crisis in the Church.

Ear-catching Changes in the New Roman Missal

By Fr. Daniel Merz. The changes in the new Roman Missal will undoubtedly generate considerable attention from clergy and laity alike.

Curtain time for the revised Mass

By OSV staff. With one week to go, a final look at the new translation

Culture Reviews

Culture Reviews for April 24, 2011. Subscription required

Catholics getting comfortable with new Mass translation

By Brian Fraga. Slipups aside, many appreciate more poetic, more accurate language in the revised Roman Missal

Cardinal Wuerl: Mass is what makes us Catholic

By Emily Stimpson. Launch of new missal translation this Advent is opportunity to renew faith in what happens at Mass, says cardinal

Biblical Dialogue During Mass

By Anthony Dao. On the coming of the revised Roman Missal

‘Let the Watchman Count on Daybreak’

By Anthony Marques. Using vespers in the funeral rites. (Subscription required)

‘And with Your Spirit’

By Mike Aquilina. The big difference in a little phrase in the new translation of the Roman Missal