Tag Archives: Rite
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
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
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Tagged Bishop, Catholic, Concelebration, God, Jesus, Latin, Lord, March for Life, Novus Ordo, Priest, Rite, St. Thomas Aquinas, Tridentine Mass, Washington DC
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Tridentine Mass vs. Novus Ordo Mass: Introduction to a New Series
Nota Bene: It is imperative that this is stated before I continue (if it’s confusing, I will explain much more in depth after this aside, so just skip it) – I accept the Novus Ordo Mass as a valid Mass. … Continue reading
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Tagged Catholic, Novus Ordo, prayer, Rite
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Musings of a Michigan-Man 