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Language: English  |
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Type: Doctorate
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| Author: Szablewski Marian (CR) |
| Title: The Mass without the Participation of the People |
| Subheading: Its Historical and Theological Development until the Council of Trent. |
| University: Sant'Anselmo (Roma) |
| Accad. year: 1975/1976 |
| Moderator: Burkhardt Neunheuser OSB |
Contents:
Chapter One
The Origin of the Private Mass
1. The Existence of Private Masses in the Early Middle Ages
2. The Origin of the Private Mass in Present Day Research
3. The Celebration of Private Masses as a Consequence of
the Diminished Participation of the People in Mass in
the Sixth Century
Conclusions
Chapter Two
An Analysis of the Ecclesiastical Documents Pertaining to Mass without the Participation of the People from the Ninth to the Sixteenth Century
1. A Definition of the Private Mass
2. The Appearance of the Term "Missa privata"
3. The Private Mass Intention as a Feature of the Private
Mass
4. The Place of Celebration of the Private Mass
5. The Time of Celebration of the Private Mass
6. The Serving at the Private Mass
7. The Private Mass and the Development of the Missal
8. The Rite of the Private Mass
Conclusions
Chapter Three
The Opposition of the Reformers of the Sixteenth Century to the Mass without the Participation of the People
1. The First Reaction of the Reformers Against the
Celebration of Private Mass
2. The Origin of a Mass without the People's Participation
according to the Opinion of the Reformers
3. Kinds of Private Masses and Their Attributes according
to the Reformers
4. The Private Mass is Based on the Erroneous Theology of
the Middle Ages
Conclusions
Chapter Four
The Council of Trent Defends the Mass without the Participation of the People
1. Introductory Discussion at Bologna in August 1547
2. Discussion in Trent in December 1551 and in January 1552
3. Developing the Decree of the Private Mass in August and
September 1562
Conclusions
General Conclusion |
Keywords: Eucaristia, Storia |
Notes:
Info: Edizioni Sant'Anselmo |
Introduced: ostrowik (2009-03-05) |
| Modified: fraymesz (2010-02-10) |
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