FIUV Position Papers

  1. The Service of the Altar by Men and Boys
  2. Liturgical Piety and Participation
  3. The Manner of Receiving Holy Communion
  4. Liturgical Orientation
  5. The Use of the Vulgate and the Ancient Latin Psalters
  6. Liturgical Pluralism and the Extraordinary Form
  7. Latin as a Liturgical Language
  8. Prefaces
  9. Silence and Inaudibility in the Extraordinary Form
  10. The Eucharistic Fast
  11. Evangelization and Western Culture
  12. The Teaching of Latin in Seminaries
  13. Holy Days of Obligation
  14. Part I  The Holy Week Reform of 1955 General Comments
    Part II The Holy Week Reform of 1955 The Liturgies
  15. The Lectionary of the Extraordinary Form
  16. The Proclamation of Lections in Latin in the Extraordinary Form
  17. The Reception of Communion under the Species of Bread Alone in the Extraordinary Form
  18. The Missa Lecta
  19. The Kiss of Peace
  20. The Season of Septuagesima, and Vigils and Octaves, in the Extraordinary Form
  21. The Extraordinary Form and the Eastern churches
  22. Headcovering in Church in the Extraordinary Form
  23. The Extraordinary Form and China
  24. Prayers for the Persecuted Church and the Leonine Prayers
  25. The Extraordinary Form and Sub-Saharan Africa
  26. The Extraordinary Form and Men
  27. Tradition, Reform, and Restoration
  28. The Good Friday Prayers for the Jews in the Extraordinary Form
  29. The Role of the Laity in the Extraordinary Form