Editing Tridentine Mass (section)

==== Conclusion ====
[[File:IteMissaEst.jpg|thumb|upright=1.45|"Ite, missa est" sung by the [[deacon]] at a [[Solemn Mass]]]]
* Prayers during the [[Ablution in Christianity|Ablutions]]
** The prayers now focus on what has been received, that "we may receive with a pure mind", "that no stain of sin may remain in me, whom these pure and holy sacraments have refreshed."
* [[Communion Antiphon]] and [[Postcommunion]]
** The communion antiphon is normally a portion of a Psalm. The Postcommunion Prayer is akin to the Collect in being an appropriate prayer not directly drawn from Scripture.
* [[Ite Missa est]]; Blessing
** "Go, it is the dismissal." The word "Mass" derives from this phrase.
** After saying a silent prayer for himself, the priest then gives the people his blessing.
** Prior to the revisions of Pope Pius XII and Pope John XXIII, the ''Ite Missa est'' was replaced with ''[[Benedicamus Domino]]'' ("Let us bless the Lord") on days in which the ''Gloria'' was not said and the rubrics required the priest to wear violet vestments (i.e., Masses of the season during Advent, Septuagesima, Lent and Passiontide; vigils; certain votive Masses). In the 1962 Missal, ''[[Benedicamus Domino]]'' is said only when the Mass is followed by another liturgical action, such as the [[Procession|Eucharistic Processions]] on [[Maundy Thursday|Holy Thursday]] and Corpus Christi.
**  In Requiem Masses, the ''Ite Missa est'' is replaced with ''[[Rest in peace|Requiescat in pace]]'', with the response being "Amen" instead of ''[[Deo gratias]]''.
* The [[Last Gospel]]
** The priest then reads the Last Gospel, the beginning of the [[Gospel of John]], {{Bibleverse||John|1:1–14}}, which recounts the Incarnation of the Son of God. On certain occasions, as for instance at the Day Mass on Christmas Day, another Gospel passage was read instead because that Gospel is read as the Gospel of the Mass, but [[Pope John XXIII]]'s revision of the rubrics decreed that on those and on other occasions the Last Gospel should simply be omitted.
** In the pre-1955 Missal, the Gospel of a Sunday outranked by a feast is still said as a Proper Last Gospel instead of the beginning of St. John's Gospel.
* [[Hymns to Mary|Marian Antiphons]]
** Customarily a Marian Antiphon appointed to the season is sung at the end of Last Gospel and Leonine Prayers, except Maundy Thursday and Good Friday.