- is N.
rubricae. The
generic name
Nuciruptor rubricae is
derived from the
Latin nuci ("nut") and
ruptor meaning "to break". The
specific rubricae refers...
-
replaced the
previous rules. In the
Roman Missal, it
replaced the sections,
Rubricae generales Missalis (General
Rubrics of the Missal) and
Additiones et variationes...
-
Retrieved 2020-03-06.
Rubricae Generales, 23 with
those of
Pentecost again counted among the
Octaves Rubricae Generales, 24
Rubricae Generales, 25 "CATHOLIC...
-
Church Catholic (Tracts for the Times, 75), p. 19
Rubricae Generales Breviarii, I,5; II,4
Rubricae Generales Breviarii, III,4; V,3; VI,4
Breviarium Romanum...
- Romanum". 1962. Church, Catholic; Sodi, Manlio; Triacca,
Achille M. (1920).
Rubricae generales Missalis:
XVIII – De
Coloribus Paramentorum.
Libreria editrice...
- 2020. 1
Corinthians 1:23–24
General Instruction of the
Roman Missal, 308
Rubricae generales Missalis, XX
Manlio Sodi,
Achille Maria Triacca,
Missale Romanum:...
-
parte Epistolae paretur cereus ad
elevationem Sacramenti accendendus" (
Rubricae generales Missalis, XX) "M**** of the
Faithful –
Closing Prayers". Archived...
-
utahickae White-nosed saki,
Chiropotes albinasus Genus †Nuciruptor †Nuciruptor
rubricae Genus †Mazzonicebus †Mazzonicebus
almendrae Genus Pithecia,
sakis Equatorial...
- John XXIII, who in 1962
removed from the
Roman Missal the
section headed Rubricae generales Missalis,
replacing it with his Code of Rubrics,
decried use...
-
prayers of the M****
should rest
against a
cross placed midway on the
altar (
Rubricae generales Missalis, XX - De
Praeparatione Altaris, et
Ornamentorum eius)...
