The purpose of this site is both to help those who are new to the Extraordinary Form and to provide English translations of the Mass texts that are easy to read on mobile devices. Here are a few links:
- What to expect at your first Extraordinary Form Mass
- Brief introduction including active participation, etc.
- Differences between Low, High and Solemn Masses
- Resources for learning more
Below are links to English translations for both the fixed parts of the Mass as well as for the changeable propers (“the readings”) for this liturgical season:
[Links to printable versions of the propers are provided as a courtesy. MH = Maternal Heart Parish (FSSP) printable propers; UA = Propria.org printable propers; ExF = ExtraordinaryForm.org printable propers]
Season after Pentecost English Translation of the variable propers (“the readings”):
June 25, Saturday, Nativity of St. John the Baptist (Propers) (other: MH printable)
June 26, Sunday, a) 3rd Sunday after Pentecost (Propers only, Low Mass, High Mass)(other: MH printable); or b) External Solemnity of Sacred Heart of Jesus (Propers only, Low Mass, High Mass, Solemn Mass) (Act of Reparation to the Sacred Heart)(other: MH printable)
June 27, Monday, Feria of the 3rd Sunday after Pentecost (Propers only, Low Mass, High Mass)(other: MH printable)
June 28, Tuesday, Vigil of Ss. Peter and Peter and Paul (Propers) (other: MH printable)
June 29, Wednesday, Ss. Peter and Paul (Propers) (other: MH printable)
June 30, Thursday, The Commemoration of St. Paul (Propers) (other: MH printable)
July 1, Friday, The Most Precious Blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ (Propers) (other: MH printable)
July 2, Saturday, The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Propers) (other: MH printable)
July 3, Sunday, a) 4th Sunday after Pentecost (Propers only, Low Mass, High Mass) (other: MH printable); or b) External Solemnity of Ss. Peter and Paul (Propers) (other: MH printable)
July 4, Monday, Feria of the 4th Sunday after Pentecost (Propers only, Low Mass, High Mass)(other: MH printable)
For Latin-English translations, we recommend using the iPieta app for phones and DivinumOfficium.com (which this site uses as source for the English translations) for computers.