Order of Mass widget

Walk through the Roman Rite Mass from the introductory rites to the dismissal.

May 11, 2026

The Order of Mass widget is a complete outline of the current form of the Roman Rite Mass, built to follow along during Mass or to study the liturgy.

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The Order of Mass widget for 'Monday of the fifth week of Easter' (Year A). Rubrics in red ('The priest approaches the altar…') alternate with the Entrance Antiphon, Sign of the Cross, and Greeting prayers. A right-hand sidebar groups the order into Introductory Rites (Entrance Antiphon, Sign of the Cross, Greeting, Penitential Act, Kyrie, Gloria, Collect), Liturgy of the Word, Liturgy of the Eucharist (Offertory, Preface, Sanctus, Eucharistic Prayer), Communion Rite, and Concluding Rites.
Order of the Mass widget

What's included

  • Table of contents — jump to any section.
  • Introductory Rites — Sign of the Cross, Greeting, Penitential Act (Forms A, B, or C), Gloria (when appropriate).
  • Liturgy of the Word — with today's readings, psalm, Gospel Acclamation, and Gospel. Creed on Sundays and feasts.
  • Liturgy of the Eucharist — Preparation, Eucharistic Prayers I–IV (plus other approved forms when applicable), Our Father, Sign of Peace, Communion.
  • Concluding Rites — Blessing and Dismissal.

Content adapts automatically to the day — for example, showing the Gloria on feast days and selecting the correct readings.

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For the readings during the Liturgy of the Word, use the translation switcher to choose NRSV-CE, NJB, NABRE, Douay-Rheims, CPDV, Vulgate, or other available translations.

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Use ?date=YYYY-MM-DD in the URL to see the Order for a different day, or ask in chat: "Order of Mass for next Sunday."

Notes on scope

This widget presents the current (Ordinary Form) Roman Missal. The Extraordinary Form (1962 Missal) and Eastern / Ambrosian / Mozarabic liturgies are not currently supported.

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