Order of Mass: Basic Texts for the Roman Catholic Eucharist Basic Texts for the Roman Catholic Eucharist THE ORDER OF MASS This webpage contains the new English translation of the third edition of The Roman Missal, in use as of 11/27/11. This webpage is intended to help you become familiar with the 'Order of Mass' used in the Roman Catholic Church. The texts and responses spoken by all the people are indicated in bold type below. Some of the greetings and prayers spoken by the presider (the priest or bishop) at each Mass are also included, in order to help you understand the structure and flow of the Mass more fully. The postures prescribed for Masses in the United States are indicated in small print. ( Note: Standing, sitting, or kneeling during certain parts of the Mass may differ in other countries.) This webpage is not intended for priests to use in celebrating the Eucharist, since it does not include those texts which are different at each Mass, such as the three presidential prayers (the Collect, Prayer over the Offerings, and Prayer after Communion), or the readings used during the Liturgy of the Word. Hp Deskjet 5600 Driver Windows 7. Video Dan Games Hp Sony Ericsson Dan Hp X2 there. It also does not contain the full 'rubrics' (the explicit instructions printed in red) of the Roman Missal, nor does it contain the brief prayers that priests are supposed to say 'inaudibly' (just before and after proclaiming the Gospel, while mixing the water and wine, while washing their fingers, after the Breaking of the Bread, and just before and after receiving communion).