Missal (noun)

A liturgical book containing all the texts and instructions for the celebration of the Mass in the Catholic Church.

Origin:

From the latin word missale, meaning a book used in the mass.

Examples:

1. The missal was the primary tool for priests in the celebration of the Mass.
2. The missal contained all the prayers, hymns, and scripture readings for each liturgical season.
3. The missal was an essential resource for laypeople who wished to participate more fully in the Mass.
4. The missal was revised several times throughout history to reflect changing liturgical practices.
5. The missal was a valuable source of inspiration and guidance for those seeking a deeper spiritual life.