[?]. La Sainte Messe Ou Sont représentés par les Actions Du Prêtre Les Misteres de la Passion De Notre Seigneur Jesus Christ, avec les oraisons appliquées A Chacun Mistere. Ouvrage tres Utile aux fideles pour assister devotement a ce Saint Sacrifice.. Paris: Pierre Landry, [ca. 1680]. 144 pages. First Edition. Clearly influenced by François Mazot’s Le tableau de la croix (1651–1653), Pierre Landry’s guide to the mass consists of thirty-five two-page openings comprising seventy plates with thirty-five leaves of text for individual prayers and thirty-five full-page illustrations. The individual images illustrate in order the sequence of the mass and each plate includes a parallel scene from the Passion depicted in a framed illustration. The church interiors include detailed representations of the altar, decorated walls, and floors. Following Landry’s death, his engraving and publishing business was continued by his daughter Gabrielle Landry, who issued an edition of La sainte messe in 1720. Her husband, the book publisher François Jouenne, also issued an edition utilizing the same or similar plates before his death in 1740. "La Sainte Messe" is a devotional work from the late 17th century, published by Pierre Landry in Paris around 1680. This first edition book is designed to guide the faithful in devout participation in the Holy Mass. It presents the actions of the priest and correlates them with the Mysteries of the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ, providing prayers (oraisons) for each mystery. The book serves as a practical and spiritual aid, helping worshippers engage more deeply with the liturgical celebrations. The book consists of 144 pages that meticulously outline the structure of the Holy Mass. Each section of the Mass is accompanied by corresponding actions of the priest and related Mysteries of the Passion, offering prayers for each stage. This structured approach helps the faithful to focus their devotion and reflect on the significance of the Passion of Christ during the Mass. This devotional work is significant for several reasons. It reflects the religious practices and devotional life of Catholics in the late 17th century. The detailed correlation between the Mass and the Passion of Christ provides valuable insights into contemporary theological and liturgical thought. As a first edition published by the notable Pierre Landry, it holds particular importance for collectors and historians of religious literature.