A Look at the 1965 Missal

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It would not be the first time.
But I love being able to understand the Mass.
Back in the Latin days, I hated having to look at one page in Latin and the other page in English.
The Mass today is a joy 😃😃😃
 
Quit trying to pick a fight.
All I said was that I enjoy being able to understand the Mass.
I implied nothing.
I stated my joy in the Mass the way it is. 😃
 
Good. You like Mass in Latin. I like Mass in English. Enough said.
 
And my understanding of English isn’t too hot either. Thank God for captions.
 
And many do and agree with me. We are a liturgically riven church. Though, alternatively, diversity of thought is pleasant.
 
Agree; most of us who are tradition-leaning conservatives have zero concern about vernacular; it’s been the mundane translations, and the loss of inspiring English, that have concerned us more.
 
There is a mission chapel my wife and I go to occasionally, Mission of Divine Mercy, New Braunfels Texas. The Chapel was originally a barn (I believe) and has been and is being extensively rebuilt. The Mass there is said ad orientum and with parts of the Ordinary of the Mass in Latin. Communion is received (generally) kneeling at the communion rail.

Patrick
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twf said:
We still receive kneeling at the altar rail at our cathedral. There are 7 Masses on Sunday and 4 on weekdays… at all Masses you may either process up the centre aisle to receive standing or along either side to kneel at the altar rail. I would say it’s about 50/50 at all Masses. Always been that way as far as I know.
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St Joseph’s Oratory in Montreal works like that as well. I used to go to 7:00 Mass there when I would be working in the city.

While I don’t miss working in the city, I do miss going to Mass at the Oratory on weekdays.
 
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