Missalette

Most any celebrant can appreciate the point of having people watch the procession and sing music that requires no hymnals rather than burying their heads in a missalette. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I have brought everything I need but a missalette. ❋ Gregory Boyle (2010)

IOW, how does the easy availability of the missalette enable bad lectoring? ❋ Unknown (2009)

I usually keep a hymnal or missalette in my hands to avoid hand-holding at other parishes, but in one suburban parish it was forced upon me. ❋ Dymphna (2008)

One website compared the more ancient text from the litany of Loreto with a supposed new litany they found in a missalette. ❋ Terry Nelson (2006)

Generally, he will sit with the missalette, pretend he is reading and tell himself stories which usually have nothing to do with anything going on at mass, and periodically ask When will this be done? ❋ Patrice Fagnant-MacArthur (2006)

Even so, I prayed the Act of Contrition every night, under the Penance Prayers on page 68 of the little missalette I had received from Babci on my First Communion Day, tucked inside a shiny white pocketbook that had a little compartment built especially for the book. ❋ Suzanne Strempek Shea (1996)

But, as I say, there is no mention of their existence in my missalette at all. ❋ Jeffrey Tucker (2010)

I'm reminded of this when I attempt to sing a regular hymn and discover that the words in the missalette are different from the choral books from which the choir is singing. ❋ The New Liturgical Movement (2010)

And afterward, without even relying upon the missalette, my voice commingled with those in worship around me as I recited the Apostles’ Creed — word for word — a prayer that was a staple of my childhood and teens. ❋ Jack Canfield (2008)