The new English translation of the Roman Missal will be implemented in parishes beginning the first weekend of Advent, November 27, 2011. More resources for the new Roman Missal will be added as I find them.
The St. Louis Review is providing extensive coverage of the new English translation of the Roman Missal with stories, photos, links to resources, multimedia presentations and more.
The Catholic Toolbox has put together 22 lesson plans for younger students to learn the parts of the Mass.
The Recovering Choir Director has a free comprehensive legal-size pdf pew card of the revised translation of the Mass.
Life is a Prayer shares a great video that explains why the Church will be implementing a new translation of the Roman Missal.
Aggie Catholics has posted an intro video on the new Mass translation.
USCCB has an extensive mini site for use in preparing for the new Roman Missal.
- USCCB also offers a a pdf download of the Ordinary of the Mass
Zenit Report: Feedback on New Translation Is Positive — Elegance, Dignity, Cadence Called a Great Improvement
OSV Survey: Most Catholics unaware of Mass revisions
Added 9.3.2011:
Many Catholic homeschoolers use the Faith and Life religion series. Ignatius Press has created a varity of pdf downloads, corresponding to grades 1 – 8, for students and teachers using Faith and Life Revised Edition books.
OSV has a news blog on the 2011 changes to the Roman Missal.
Added 9.20.2011:
The Authentic Update offers sacred music resources for the New Translation.
Added 9.25.2011:
Homeschool Connections is offering a new course on the Mass, beginning September 30th, to help your high school student understand the beauty of the Catholic Mass as well as introduce the new translation. $30-off coupon just for this course! Use this code when you register: j1d0r0
Added 9.20.2011:
The New Mass Translations: “For All or Many” and “The Supper of the Lamb”
Added 4.4.2012:
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