That would, indeed, be a Daily Missal, containing the propers for every day of the year.
A good Sunday Missal, if you can find it, is 'My Sunday Missal, explained by Fr Stedman'.
A daily missal has all the propers (gospel and epistle readings, introit, secret, etc.) for every day of the year and for feast days, and most in my experience have lots of useful resources like examination of conscience, litanies, and other prayers. It's an especially useful guide if you're new to the traditions. I personally use the Angelus Press Missal and quite like it, but I don't know anything about the Baronius Press one.
Thank you both. I guess my only other question is, don't certain feast days fall on dates that are moving targets? And so would I need to buy a new missal next year? If not, then I'll probably bite the bullet on a more expensive one.
(07-05-2018, 09:05 PM)Some Guy Wrote: [ -> ]Thank you both. I guess my only other question is, don't certain feast days fall on dates that are moving targets? And so would I need to buy a new missal next year? If not, then I'll probably bite the bullet on a more expensive one.
You're right about the moveable Feasts but I've never seen a Sunday Missal that didn't contain the Propers for the Major Feasts, so no, you wouldn't have to buy a new missal every year.