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More on concelebration
At NLM I saw a nice photo of Benedictines at Randol in France in their usual mode of concelebration.
I approve.
Included is a link to a film, Noir et Blanc, about the monastic life of the Benedictines at the Abbey of Notre-Dame … Continue reading
More on concelebration
At NLM I saw another photo of my preferred style of concelebration.
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Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Liturgy Science Theatre 3000
Tagged concelebration
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Card. Burke on concelebration, priests ad-libbing and saying Mass in the state of mortal sin
As you know, I think concelebration should be safe, legal and rare. I also think that priests should stick to the words in the books and do what the rubrics say. I, moreover, think that priests who continue to commit … Continue reading
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Tagged 1917 CIC, act of perfect contrition, ad libbing, Card. Burke, Card. Cañizares Llovera, censures, Communion in the hand, concelebration, mortal sin, penalties, sanctions, Say The Black - Do The Red
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My preference for concelebration
Every time I post about concelebration and private Masses, interesting discussion evolves.
This was sent by a reader. From this Pinterest page, these priests are saying their daily Masses during the annual Chartes Pentecost pilgrimage.
On another note, here is a shot … Continue reading
My idea of concelebration
Here’s my idea of “concelebration”.
The other kind should be safe, legal and rare.
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Safe, legal and rare
For two summers in Rome I lived with Ukrainian Catholics. They had their Divine Liturgy each morning and I attended. They appreciated the contribution of my bass singing voice.
One of the things I noticed in their Rite that was … Continue reading
QUAERITUR: simultaneous Masses v concelebration
From a reader:
Canon 902 states that “Unless the welfare of the Christian faithful
requires or suggests otherwise, priests can concelebrate the Eucharist. They are completely free to celebrate the Eucharist individually, however, but not while a concelebration is taking place in the same church … Continue reading
QUAERITUR: Penalty for allowing a “womanpriest” to concelebrate
From a reader:
What penalties, if any would a Catholic Priest incur if he allowed a “womanpriest” to “concelebrate” Mass with him?
In the 1983 Code of Canon Law for the Latin Church we find can. 1365: “One who is guilty of … Continue reading
An observation about priests and Mass when they travel
The great P.P. of Brighton, Fr. Ray Blake, has an observation on his blog. This probably will not surprise you too much.
I am delighted to offer hospitality to any priest. The strange thing is older priests visiting Brighton tend … Continue reading
QUAERITUR: Elevation of chalice, paten during concelebrations.
From a reader:
At a concelebrated Mass without a deacon, is it permitted / required / impermissible for one of the concelebrants to elevate the chalice while the main celebrant elevates the paten?
First, allow me to say that concelebration should be … Continue reading
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Tagged chalice, concelebration, doxology, elevation, paten
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