Old Liturgies

[Rival]

Does anyone know where I could buy book copies of the old Catholic liturgical rites? I mean such as the York Rite, Sarum, etc. in Latin, or in Latin with English? Has anyone collected them?

Thanks.

 

[exchemist]

Does anyone know where I could buy book copies of the old Catholic liturgical rites? I mean such as the York Rite, Sarum, etc. in Latin, or in Latin with English? Has anyone collected them?

Thanks.

Aren't these pre-Reformation, though?

I think you might have to contact a church history faculty at a university for where to find facsimiles.

Oops, just found this, in the references to the Wiki article on the SarumRite: The Sarum Rite

 

[The Hammer]

Have you tried reaching out the Vatican Library?


Seriously though, a church priest might know where to access that for you.

 

[Rival]

Aren't these pre-Reformation, though?

Yes, that's why I want them. Mediaeval.

 

[exchemist]

Yes, that's why I want them. Mediaeval.

OK. Anyway, try looking at the references in the Wiki articles as a start and go the academic contacts route if you have no luck. Why not try Canterbury, since you are going there in September?

 

[Rival]

OK. Anyway, try looking at the references in the Wiki articles as a start and go the academic contacts route if you have no luck. Why not try Canterbury, since you are going there in September?

I will

 

[Shiranui117]

Does anyone know where I could buy book copies of the old Catholic liturgical rites? I mean such as the York Rite, Sarum, etc. in Latin, or in Latin with English? Has anyone collected them?

Thanks.

You might be interested in this:
Liturgy Archive

The rubrics for the Tridentine Mass should be widely available.
Here's a rubric for the Sarum Rite: The Sarum Missal in English

 

[Brickjectivity]

Does anyone know where I could buy book copies of the old Catholic liturgical rites? I mean such as the York Rite, Sarum, etc. in Latin, or in Latin with English? Has anyone collected them?

Thanks.

Try worldcat. WorldCat.org: The World's Largest Library Catalog Then sort them by 'Newest'. Using this method I found a copy of Sarum printed in 2022

Spoiler: Amaz link to book

https://www.amazon.com/Ceremonies-S...onjecture/dp/0567696677/ref=monarch_sidesheet

Using worldcat you can get ISBN numbers, editor names and sometimes book sellers.

 

[Rival]

I have Sarum in Latin online here The Sarum Missal: Ordinary of the Mass (anglican.org) if anyone is into that kind of thing.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

A university library could probably also help, although you may need to speak with an actual Librarian to assist with such records.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

Try worldcat. WorldCat.org: The World's Largest Library Catalog Then sort them by 'Newest'. Using this method I found a copy of Sarum printed in 2022

Spoiler: Amaz link to book

https://www.amazon.com/Ceremonies-S...onjecture/dp/0567696677/ref=monarch_sidesheet

Using worldcat you can get ISBN numbers, editor names and sometimes book sellers.

The copy of Giger's Necronomicon that I have held in my position, it came from a library in Germany with the hold placed through IU's partnership or whatever with WorldCat (or something similar to, it has been awhile).

 

[Brickjectivity]

The copy of Giger's Necronomicon that I have held in my position, it came from a library in Germany with the hold placed through IU's partnership or whatever with WorldCat (or something similar to, it has been awhile).

In 1986 those were for sale at Walden Books.

 

[Callisto]

Does anyone know where I could buy book copies of the old Catholic liturgical rites? I mean such as the York Rite, Sarum, etc. in Latin, or in Latin with English? Has anyone collected them?

Thanks.

If you're ok with PDFs:

York Rite missal

Sarum Rite missal

 

[Shadow Wolf]

In 1986 those were for sale at Walden Books.

It's been a long time since I've seen a Walden Books.