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Monthly Archives: September 2012
THEOLOGY OF THE TRADITIONAL LATIN MASS # 33
The priest reads the Communion Antiphon from the Epistle side, after which he turns to the faithful with the penultimate Dominus Vobiscum. The antiphon, a prayer of thanksgiving, is very simple and brief. Holy Mother Church recognizes that the faithful … Continue reading
The Altar Rail and Kneeling
The following highlights are from an excellent article by Paul Kokoski which can be found in its entirety at the link provided below. Hat tip to [Against] Communion in the Hand http://www.weeklyblitz.net/2602/the-altar-rail-and-kneeling The present option or permission of receiving Holy … Continue reading
Mother of Sorrows
She was found worthy to partake in the redemption of the human race, prepared as she was by the will of God as predestined from all eternity. Our Lady in her greatest of sorrows: “We must not then be astonished … Continue reading
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Bishop Conlon to Assist at Joliet TLM
I have been asked to make the announcement that the Ordinary of the Joliet diocese, Bishop R. Daniel Conlon will be present for the Tridentine Mass at St. Bernard church, 1301 Sterling Ave. Joliet, IL for the 12 p.m. Sunday … Continue reading
The Dialogue Mass – No Neutrality Here
The Ars Orandi blog has posted a couple of essays assessing the “Dialogue” Mass, and I have to say that if Rorate Caeli chooses to sign off as “neutral” on the subject, I in contrast wish to go on record … Continue reading
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THEOLOGY OF THE TRADITIONAL LATIN MASS #32
With the Purification and Ablution, the Mass brings us to the concluding moments of the Sacrifice of Calvary. The priest takes water and wine for the purification and cleansing of the Chalice and of his fingers. While performing these actions, … Continue reading
