Introits
  • nick10
    Posts: 2
    How do we get information which Introit should we use everyday?
    Thanks
    Nick
  • Chris Garton-Zavesky
    Posts: 6,902
    Nick,

    First, Welcome to the commenting side of the Forum.

    Now, to business.

    Each Mass has a set of what are called Propers. Some have very special Propers, such as the feast of St. Therese of Lisieux, or the First Sunday of Advent. Others have more general Propers, such as St. Thomas Aquinas or St. Jerome. Occasionally the Mass has no assigned saint, and we celebrate either a "feria", for which see the previous Sunday, or a votive Mass, for which see the Votive Mass in question.


    Another way to answer the question is this: consult the altar Missal. Missalettes (in pews) are usually helpful, so long as you don't want music for the introit in question.

    Still a further way to answer the question is this: there are several books of Proper chants, the best known of which is called the Liber Usualis, which is organized into several sections according to season and according to feast days of saints. These will have music.

    Thanked by 1Incardination
  • a_f_hawkins
    Posts: 3,372
    EF ? Easiest is Liber Usualis, as above. Available on this Musica Sacra website under Resources.
    OF in Latin?
    1/ With the current edition of Ordo Cantus Missae in one hand, Here. And the Graduale Romanum in the other hand, on this Musica Sacra site on the Resources page.
    OR 2/ with the Graduale Simplex, also available here on the Resources page.
  • nick10
    Posts: 2
    Thank you very much
  • tomjaw
    Posts: 2,704
    This may help,
    http://bbloomf.github.io/jgabc/propers.html
    Thanked by 1Incardination
  • JonathanKKJonathanKK
    Posts: 542
    This site will generate the texts for the Mass or Office for any given calendar date:
    http://divinumofficium.com/
    Thanked by 1Incardination
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