Divine Liturgy in a Roman Church: Homily on Western View of Suffering

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Here is a link to a traditional liturgy from within the Catholic communion. It is not Roman but traditional nonetheless. I hope you enjoy it!

The homily is superb.

youtu.be/jWQoNZswHZ0
 
The most beautiful thing this side of heaven! (But that’s just me. 🙂 I think the moderators will disagree that this is the proper forum for this post.) Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful liturgy. The choir was outstanding!
 
The most beautiful thing this side of heaven! (But that’s just me. 🙂 I think the moderators will disagree that this is the proper forum for this post.) Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful liturgy. The choir was outstanding!
Other than the fact that it was already posted in another thread, why would they object? It’s an Eastern Catholic Divine Liturgy and this is the Eastern Catholicism forum.
 
Other than the fact that it was already posted in another thread, why would they object? It’s an Eastern Catholic Divine Liturgy and this is the Eastern Catholicism forum.
This was originally posted in the Traditional Catholic Forum. This is from a sticky in that forum:
**This forum is intended for discussion of Traditional Roman Catholic liturgy, practices, and spirituality. It is not intended for discussion of Eastern Catholic liturgy, practices, and spirituality **(or for arguing for the presumed superiority of Eastern Catholicism to Traditional Roman Catholicism). Those wishing to discuss Eastern Catholicism must do so in the Eastern Catholicism forum, and not in this forum. Anyone violating this directive will be banned from the Traditional Catholicism forum and will be subject to the possibility of having his account permanently closed.
 
Whoever edited the title of this thread obviously didn’t listen to r
The homily…or they got something totally different out of it than I did. I don’t like my name attached to this thread with the new title.
 
Whoever edited the title of this thread obviously didn’t listen to r
The homily…or they got something totally different out of it than I did. I don’t like my name attached to this thread with the new title.
And for that matter…what was wrong with the original title of the thread? Is not the Byzantine Liturgy a traditional liturgy?
 
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