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Lord, Teach Us to Pray

The Meaning and Beauty of the Roman Catholic Mass

Pax Christi Catholic Community

Lord, Teach Us to Pray
Lord, Teach Us to Pray

ISBN: 9780814634172, 3417

Details: Run Time: Approx. 75 minutes
Publication Date: 07/01/2011
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For almost fifty years, Catholic parishes have prayed the Mass in English. After years of planning and preparation, a new edition of The Roman Missal will change many of the familiar words of the prayers of the Mass.

While change is never easy, it does provide an opportunity. Now is the time to revisit the meaning of the Mass, to understand it more deeply, and to reflect on what within it remains eternal. Developed by a parish to serve their community and the broader church, Lord, Teach Us to Pray provides a framework for valuable, communal reflection not only on the changes but on the meaning and purpose of the Mass.

Written and filmed by lay and ordained Catholic parish leaders who understand the challenge and opportunity of the moment, Lord, Teach Us to Pray will help smooth the transition to the revised prayer texts of The Roman Missal, Third Edition. In 25 brief segments, Lord, Teach Us to Pray introduces and explains the changes of The Roman Missal, Third Edition by focusing on the meaning of each part of the Mass. Thoughtful discussion questions in an enclosed booklet enhance and deepen the viewing experience. This clear, easy-to-understand, and simple-to-implement approach helps people reflect on the significance of the Mass for the community as a whole and on what the eucharistic liturgy means to them personally.

Lord, Teach Us To Pray provides a simple way to share sound theological information with individuals or gathered groups such as councils and committees, choirs and lectors, catechists and adult faith sharing groups, and more.

Lord, Teach Us to Pray offers 25 segments of approximately three minutes each:

  1. Entrance Chant
  2. Sign of the Cross
  3. Greeting
  4. Penitential Act
  5. Gloria
  6. Collect
  7. First and Second Readings
  8. Psalm and Gospel Acclamation
  9. Gospel and Homily
  10. Creed
  11. Prayer of the Faithful
  12. Presentation and Preparation of the Gifts
  13. Prayer over the Offerings
  14. Eucharistic Prayer, Part One: Preface Dialogue, Preface, and Preface Acclamation
  15. Eucharistic Prayer, Part Two: Institution Narrative
  16. Eucharistic Prayer, Part Three: Memorial Acclamation
  17. Eucharistic Prayer, Part Four: Epiclesis, Offering, and Intercessions
  18. Eucharistic Prayer, Part Five: Concluding Doxology
  19. Lord's Prayer
  20. Sign of Peace
  21. Lamb of God
  22. Invitation to Communion
  23. Communion
  24. Final Blessing
  25. Dismissal



Lord Teach Us to Pray was conceived, written and developed by the lay and ordained leaders of Pax Christi Catholic Community, Eden Prairie, MN.

ISBN: 9780814634172, 3417

Details: Run Time: Approx. 75 minutes
Publication Date: 07/01/2011