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Repairing Roman Missals Part 1: preparing the leather

Ever seen a Sunday Missal that's held together with scotch tape and prayers? I've known many people who resort that either because it's an heirloom, or it's the version they like and it's out of print. But what to do about the dreadful condition of the book? In this video, the first in a 4 part series, I show you behind the scenes of the traditional bookbinding process for paring the leather for a replacement cover for a Daily Roman Missal. Leather paring is a crucial step in creating a durable cover, ensuring that the Roman Missal not only looks beautiful but lasts for generations. Keep up to date with the series in this playlist:    • Hand Missal repairs and upgrades - ma...   For those who don't know what this book is, the "Missale Romanum" (to give it its proper name) is a much loved aid to Catholic worship for men and women in the pew, especially the 1962 Roman Missal for the Latin Mass which contains translations of the prayers and readings. These older versions were often once owned by parents, grandparents, or a beloved priest who's since died and left it to the owner, so are well cherished, hence the desire for them to be in a worthy condition. If you love traditional craftsmanship and/or Catholic heritage, be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more bookbinding and restoration videos, including the next one in the series - covering the book in leather. I'll see you in the bindery then!