Sollemnia , an overwhelming weight of evidence goes to 
     show that the history of the Roman Mass during the 
     Middle Ages is the history of how it came to be 
     increasingly misunderstood by the clergy as well as by the 
     Faithful, and of how it began to disintegrate through the 
     fault of the medieval liturgists themselves. A prominent 
     feature of that process as Father Jungmann’s book 
     shows, was the appearance, in the medieval Expositiones  
     Missae , of those wrong conceptions we have already 
     discussed: disproportionate emphasis on the Presence in 
     the Holy Eucharist and a very sentimental notion of that 
     Presence, which came to play so disastrous a part in the 
     worship of the Romantic as well as the Baroque period.

     With regard only to our new electronic technology, it 
might baffle many to explain why there should be such a