1962 Roman Daily Missal

Absolutely beautiful what a find. As a traditional catholic who loves the pre- Vatican council II Latin Mass, this is perfect. The book explains everything in detail and has a great amount of inspirational prayers and practices. The pages are a little like velum that ads a special element to the prayer book. I love this item and would recommend it to anyone who is either an existing catholic or thinking of converting to the faith. I promise you won't be disappointed.

Beautiful to look at and a joy to use. Not just a missal but with much devotional and catechitical content as well. Most importantly for me the English translation is beautiful not the usual crude simplistic language devoid of any poetic sense or reverence that degrades the Modernist Liturgy. I cannot commend this Missal with more enthusiasm, it is a joy to own a real treasure.

Best purchase ever, I can now follow along with the Latin Mass 😊

A must have for any Catholic

I love this missal. Beautiful. Very good quality.

Arrived in excellent condition and the leather binding is superb.

Very Good book. I really enjoy reading this book so much more depth than the usual vatican 2 missals.

Beautifully produced, and ideal as a companion for the Traditional Mass. The Latin/English layout is perfectly set out and easy to follow. The coloured ribbons are very strong and wear well. Worth getting a zip missal cover to protect the book, which I recommend highly.

This missal (the Angelus) is better than the Baronius (these are the different publishers) on basically every count. It is a better size, it is cheaper, it doesn't have unnecessary prayers for England, Wales, Australia, etc. it has more prayers (especially for baptism, last rites, litany of humility, etc.) the format is way better (in fact, the Baronius format is quite horrendus and hard to follow at many points--the Angelus is the opposite and also has great commentary on the Orindary of the mass), and much much better indexes and tables of contents. This missal makes sense--it is good to use and not burdensome. However, the Baronius edition has Imprimatur and Nihil Obstat (official approval from bishops), while the Angelus does not. This is largely because Angelus is the publishing wing of the SSPX (order in the Catholic Church with irregular canonical status). This is not especially important, however, because almost everything is the same, and those things on which there are differences, the Angelus has the upper hand most of the time (ways Baronius is better below). Moreover, the things that the Angelus has that the Barionius does not are all approved by the Church and current Pope. That being said, the Barionius has some intrinsic benefits. First among these are the inclusion of Benedict XVI's Summorum Pontificum, but also things like the article "On the Liturgical Year" by Dom Gueranger, a few other prayers in e.g. the morning prayer section (the only place it seems to have more prayers than the Angelus), and "An Abridgement of Christian Doctrine" (though this is only on the website and not in the edition I got from Amazon...maybe it is a leter edition as mine is a 2011 printing and the website has 2014 for the most recent printing...not sure). I would certainly go with this missal for TLM over any other. Nontheless, these benefits do not outweigh the costs, and all of these additional readings can easily be found online and they aren't prayers that need to be carried around in a missal. In summary, the Angelus is better because it has more (crucial) prayers and is way more legible. It might not have official episcopal approval, but nothing in it is objectionable to non-sedevacantivists and the additional readings add no standing value. Buy this version, not Baronius

As Tridentine Mass is not widely available in India (except for SSPX seminaries in the South), I purchased this to use as a guide for online Masses during lockdown. I have been using this for the Masses that I follow on Youtube from ICKSP/FSSP channels. It also helped me quite a bit in learning some basic Bible verses in Latin as well as some of the hymns and prayers in Latin. The Holy Week is not pre-1955 and that is one complaint that I have. For pre-1955 Holy Week you need to get a St. Andrew's Missal imported directly from U.S. as it is not available anywhere here in Amazon India. Overall it is very useful and has helped me deeply in my spiritual life. We only hope that Tridentine masses will increase in the coming years in India.

In Latin and English Has almost everything a practicing Catholic needs. Has Litergy, Rosary, Stations of the Cross Feast days for Canada are included as well as for USA. Resources, calendar, readings and prayers for North America and Europe. The cover is sturdy, not like leather. God edging and many ribbons to hold your place. This little but fat book looks like it will stand the test of time for many years.

Este misal lo compré latin-ingles porque no había conseguido latin-español. Es muy bonito y contiene misal, oraciones y otros apartados. Me sirve para aprender el misal en inglés también.