Appreciating the Ordinary Form

[holyfamily1]

It has been used occasionally in my parish (including this year), but generally only on festal occasions. Furthermore, it tends to be used by the younger priests who have a greater devotion to tradition, as well as the occasional senior priest who also happens to celebrate the** EF**.

 

[maryjk]

It has been used occasionally in my parish (including this year), but generally only on festal occasions. Furthermore, it tends to be used by the younger priests who have a greater devotion to tradition, as well as the occasional senior priest who also happens to celebrate the EF.

Our priest is 55 and as far as I know (I work at the parish) he doesn’t travel to celebrate the EF. I know he doesn’t celebrate the EF, here.

You never know when he is going to use it.

 

[ProVobis]

I’ve never been to an OF with the Roman Canon in my life.

Then you haven’t seen it done ad orientem and in Latin either. But it’s possible.

 

[YoungTradCath]

You are pretty young. Have you traveled to other parishes?

I have heard it numerous times. (But I am much older.)

Yes. But meh. There seems to be some sort of anti-Roman Canon prejudice.