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Category Archives: Liturgy Science Theatre 3000
VIDEO which could help some participate more fully at the Traditional Latin Mass (and probably Novus Ordo too)
A young priest of Denver, Fr. David Nix, put together a video about a year ago, in which, while he says a Traditional Latin Low Mass, he superimposes quotes from St. Francis de Sales – reflections on each step of … Read More
ASK FATHER: Traditional “Supplied rites” after emergency or modern rite baptism
From a reader on Twitter… QUAERITUR: @fatherz Thx for posting about the Taylor Marshall & Fr Nix talk which I also watched. How can we get the Baptism old rite elements supplied? My priests r unaware it’s permitted. Is there … Read More
Your Sunday Sermon Notes – GO TO CONFESSION! – VIDEO
Was there a good point made in the sermon during your Mass of Sunday obligation? Let us know. For my part, I had a note early this morning from the scheduled celebrant, our VG, who succumbed to some ailment (get … Read More
07/07/07 – 12th Anniversary of Summorum Pontificum – Wherein Fr. Z rants.
Today is the 12th Anniversary of the release of the of Benedict XVI’s Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum. Just for fun, this blog’s page on that day: HERE I call the Motu Proprio “The Emancipation Proclamation”. Summorum Pontificum was a hugely important … Read More
UK readers, especially priests, HELP!
I was sent this. I very much would like to see the rest of it. Anyone? It seems to me that the best bet would be old Missals in the UK. [I’m convinced it’s a send up, folks, as I … Read More
A young priest reflects on celebrating the TLM and its positive influences
Today at Rorate there is a positive post. Fr. Tim Iannacone, a young priest ordained in 2017, assistant in a Connecticut parish, contributed an essay on his experience of learning to celebrate the Traditional Latin Mass, discovering its benefits for … Read More
2nd Joyful Mystery: The Visitation (Traditional 2 July)
In the traditional calendar, the Feast of the Visitation, 2 July, came at the end of the long-suppressed Octave of John the Baptist. In the Novus Ordo it now falls on 31 May, between the Annunciation and the Birth of … Read More
ASK FATHER: Why not St. Louis Jesuit Music at Traditional Latin Masses?
From a reader… QUAERITUR: What’s wrong with the St Louis jesuits? A Director of Music for a Latin Mass community once said that, with regards to hymns, what we sing now as traditional hymns was once new and modern at … Read More
