Tag Archives: Latin
Unam Sanctam Catholicam: A Brief History of Latin in the Catholic Church
The gist of this post comes from a series of remarks that I heard in some interviews about the Chartres Pilgrimage this summer. One really struck me, and has stayed on my mind for a few days now. Michael Matt, … Continue reading
Reclaiming the Sacred: Why the Latin Mass is Not Just about the Latin
A couple initial thoughts before I enter into a rant. First of all, I am stealing Reclaiming the Sacred‘s name here, because I think it is very fitting. Secondly, this post is answering an objection in an interaction that I … Continue reading
Tridentine Mass vs. Novus Ordo Mass: Consecrated Fingers
This is probably the most subtle difference between the two Rites of Mass, New and Old. For even most Traditional Catholics, they likely would not realize this, if not for a small note in the Roman Missal. This note can … Continue reading
Tridintine Mass vs. Novus Ordo Mass: Concelebration
Important: If you are new to this series, please read THIS first. Modern concelebration is one change that I will never understand. While concelebration is not necessarily a difference between the New Rite/Order of Mass and the Old, in that … Continue reading
Musings of a Michigan-Man 