A great aide for learning the proper pronunciation of the Latin responses.  Can be used at the altar if necessary.  Explains proper more romano liturgical Latin pronunciation and demonstrates common mistakes made by English speakers.

Explains the principles that specifically affect the inferior ministers (altar servers).  Even clerics and ordinary laypeople will find this book useful.

Valued by clergy and laity alike not only for its concise handling of the general rubrics, but also for its chapters that briefly describe the Roman Mass' historical development, the importance of liturgical law, force of custom, and the opinions of fellow rubricians.

One of the most frequently cited rubrical titles of the 20th century this work is especially noted for its systematic and thorough treatment of the general principles of ceremonies and for providing the ascetical explanations for the various actions and gestures, which otherwise, would appear as mere ritualistic motion.

An important work for those involved in pontifical ceremonies.  Thoroughly explains the duties of the servers employed during the ceremonies pontificated by a bishop, including ordinations and Holy Week.