In the Roman Rite, the term “vigilia” (vigil) traditionally means a penitential day of preparation for a major feast. The Mass has neither the Gloria nor the Creed, the Alleluja is simply omitted before the Gospel, not replaced … Continue reading
In the Roman Rite, the term “vigilia” (vigil) traditionally means a penitential day of preparation for a major feast. The Mass has neither the Gloria nor the Creed, the Alleluja is simply omitted before the Gospel, not replaced … Continue reading