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June 18, 1926 WILMETTE LIFE ~I ·". . I ., -~ r The Pontifical Mass of the Blessed Sacrament To Be Used at the Eucharistic Congress 1 l ~- J Translated and Arranged in Eriglish at Last is the that forms the key to the entire ritual of the T HE Eucharistic Congress which is bringing a million Catholics to Chicago next week and which is interesting the entire world. It was written by St. Thomas Aquinas nearly seven centuries .ag-o and has never before been completely translated and assembled from the Latin tongue. ~{ass great centra_] rit~al of the ~lass has been written by Rev. Alphonse ~I. Zam1ara, S. ]., Professor of Latin at Loyola UniH:r:;ity. Cardi~1al ~I undelein has placed his stamp of approval upon the ent1re work and upon its publication . J .. 1 .. I During the Eucharistic Congress, devoted as it is to the exposition of the doctrine of the Catholic belief. the translation and arrangement of this special votiYc Mass becomes the key to the entire ritual. Indeed, it becomes the prayer hook of the million Catholic pilgrim visitors as well as a guide to the store house of liturgy which the Mass represents to the hundreds of thousands of non-Catholics \vho will also attend. It gives not only a beautiful and official translation of the Mass but it follows step by step the movement of the Pontifical Mass from the arrival of the celebrant at the altar through each prayer and ceremonial to the benediction. The tremendous labor of this arrangement has been heautif ully and inspirationally done by A. ] . Lorenz of the editorial staff of the Herald and Examiner and formerly of the Pontifical Josephinum, and edited by Rev. Wm. H. Agne\\', S. ]., President of Loyola University, appointed to this task by His Eminence, Cardinal Mundelein. A special introduction explaining the essentials of the . The Chicago Herald and Examiner by good fortune in havmg the translator, Mr. Lorenz, associated with its editorial staff has been especially privileged to publish this most imp_ortant translation together with the keys to the steps of the ntual on next Sunday, ] une 20th, the opening day of the Congress: and to repeat the translation in its daily morning paper from day to clay as the changes in the officers of the ~lass and the changes in the liturgy take place. So that, on Sunday, ] une 20th, the entire world for the first time will read in English the complete Mass of St. Thomas Aquinas, with notations throughout of each step of the ritual; and, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday the Catholic world may take this translation as the official text of the Mass and guide to the ritual. Each morning you may take your Herald and Examiner, remove the tabloid translation which has been inserted, fold it naturally into small form, take it with you, and for the first time, have the complete Mass of the Blessed Sacrament before ~·nu in l~11_qlish. word fu r word, as the celebrant reads it ir1 the ~1othcr tongue. To Be Published Sunday, June 20th "l To be repeated daily with · the changes of the Officers of the Mass and the liturgy of the day on· Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday In the HERALD AND EXAMINER