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Server's
Mass Responses Card
This
unique card has been designed to be used
as an:
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This card has been
carefully compiled to ensure its English
phonetic rendering conforms with the more
romano liturgical Latin pronunciation, which
was prescribed to be used during sacred
functions by Popes St. Pius X, Benedict XV and
Pius XI and other authorities.
Unfolding into
four, double-sided partitions, this card
features:
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$5.00
each (for less than 10)
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$2.50
each (for
10 or more only)
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Review
Once in a while, something truly innovative is created—Louis Tofari has innovated the way in which altar servers can learn the Latin responses for the Mass. His
"Servers Mass Responses Card" has both simplified the pronunciation and rubrics of serving to a simple formula: if you can read the card, you will learn the Latin and the rubrics.
This fold-out card has everything the server-in-training will need including: all of the responses to be given on the altar with their accompanying phonetic rendering and the rubrics (fittingly printed in red).
When the card is completely unfolded and turned over it contains a complete explanation and tutorial on how Latin should be pronounced in the liturgy. In some examples, it shows you both "how to pronounce" and "how not to pronounce", especially some of the tougher words which can be real tongue-twisters if one is not diligent in reciting every syllable properly.
I highly recommend this card to anyone who is training to be an altar server or an experienced server who might wish to "brush-up" and re-check their pronunciation. It is also great for teachers or anyone assisting a server in learning the proper way to serve.
The card is printed on heavy stock and then coated with a matte varnish which should help the card resist staining and last for years if cared for. The card is priced appropriately and quantity discounts are available so why not buy 10 or 20 for your priest or hand them out to the servers at your church as a token of your appreciation for the noble duty which they are partaking in.
Derek Bonnell, ChurchLatin.com |
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