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Missa Pro Populo
''Missa Pro Populo'' (Latin: "Mass for the People,") is a term used in liturgical texts and rules of the church. It refers to the requirement of all ordained Pastors to say Mass for the people of their Parish. This is as opposed to a Mass said for a particular person, for the benefit of the Celebrant alone, or for the benefit of the dead (see Requiem Mass). This requirement is often linked to the term Parochial Mass, referring to the Mass said in the Parochial or Parish Church.
==Mass for the Parish==
The parish is established to provide the parishioners with the helps of religion, especially with Mass. The parochial Mass is celebrated for their welfare on all Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation, even when suppressed. The parish priest is not obliged to say it personally; but if he does not, he must offer his own Mass for that intention. Parishioners now fulfil their duty by assisting at Mass in any church; but formerly they had at least to hear a Mass in the parish church.〔ch. "Vices", 2, "''De treuga et pace''" in "''Extrav. Comm.''" of Sixtus IV, n 1478〕 This obligation fell into disuse owing to the privileges granted to the religious orders; the Council of Trent,〔Council of Trent, Sess. XXII "''De observ. et evit. in celebr. miss.''"〕〔Council of Trent, Sess. XXIV, ''c. iv, de ref''.〕 treats it only as a counsel; and notwithstanding certain provincial and diocesan regulations of the 16th and 17th centuries, the obligation ceased.〔Benedict XIV, "''De syn.''", XI, xiv〕
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