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Formula Missae

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  • The Protestant Heritage
    / The community of the baptized and the political community

    …process in 1523 with his Formula Missae (ā€œFormula of the Massā€), a service that retained the Latin language; but he soon devised (in 1526) a Deutsche Messe (ā€œGerman Massā€), a vernacular worship service. At about the same time, Zwingli produced a worship service with liturgies for the Word and the…

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    …process in 1523 with his Formula Missae (ā€œFormula of the Massā€), a service that retained the Latin language; but he soon devised (in 1526) a Deutsche Messe (ā€œGerman Massā€), a vernacular worship service. At about the same time, Zwingli produced a worship service with liturgies for the Word and the…

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