Annibale bugnini biography of albert

Liturgical reformer and scholar, and titular archbishop of Diocletiana; b. Civatella del Lago (Terni), Italy, June 14, 1912; d. Rome, July 3, 1982.

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More than any other single person, Annibale Bugnini may be called the chief architect of the Roman liturgical reform. Beginning with his appointment as secretary of the Commission for the Liturgical Restoration by Pope pius xii on May 28, 1948, he occupied the critical executive position on the successive bodies of official liturgical revision: secretary of the Preparatory Commission on the Liturgy (1960–62); peritus (but not secretary) of the Conciliar Commission on the Liturgy, Second vatican council (1962–63); secretary of the Consilium for the Implementation of the Constitution on the Liturgy (1964–69); and secretary of the Congregation for Divine Worship (1969–75).

During this period he guided, coordinated, and provided continuity in the official reform of the Roman liturgy—fr