M maryjk Guest May 10, 2007 #22 WanderAimlessly said: I am one of the few that does it at my current parish during the Agnus Dei, and Penitential Rite. Click to expand... Our priest does, as do a number at our parish. (Including me.)
WanderAimlessly said: I am one of the few that does it at my current parish during the Agnus Dei, and Penitential Rite. Click to expand... Our priest does, as do a number at our parish. (Including me.)
J Jamie_Burns Guest May 13, 2007 #23 palmas85 said: In the Penitential Rite, directly after the words through my own fault, the rubrics say “They strike their breasts” The word they, means us. Click to expand... Yes, it is in the rubrics during the penitential rite: “Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa.*” AND for “Dominus nos, non dignus…” But not in the rubrics for the Agnus Dei. Although as I mentioned in a previous post, even Pope Benedict mentions it for the Agnus Dei. *The priest (in Jamaica) who married us, when he was a child he thought it was “Me a cowboy, me a cowboy, me a Mexican cowboy.”
palmas85 said: In the Penitential Rite, directly after the words through my own fault, the rubrics say “They strike their breasts” The word they, means us. Click to expand... Yes, it is in the rubrics during the penitential rite: “Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa.*” AND for “Dominus nos, non dignus…” But not in the rubrics for the Agnus Dei. Although as I mentioned in a previous post, even Pope Benedict mentions it for the Agnus Dei. *The priest (in Jamaica) who married us, when he was a child he thought it was “Me a cowboy, me a cowboy, me a Mexican cowboy.”
F farmbabe1 Guest May 14, 2007 #24 Jamie_Burns said: *The priest (in Jamaica) who married us, when he was a child he thought it was “Me a cowboy, me a cowboy, me a Mexican cowboy.” Click to expand... This will now be in my head forever!
Jamie_Burns said: *The priest (in Jamaica) who married us, when he was a child he thought it was “Me a cowboy, me a cowboy, me a Mexican cowboy.” Click to expand... This will now be in my head forever!
B Brian_C Guest May 18, 2007 #25 PaulaB52 said: We do it, and many of the older people in my parish do it as well. Click to expand... Rarely seen it done in my parish up in Shreveport.
PaulaB52 said: We do it, and many of the older people in my parish do it as well. Click to expand... Rarely seen it done in my parish up in Shreveport.