Does Your Parish Recite the Confiteor?

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My parish back home recites it… Here at college, though, (of the two Masses I’ve attended) it’s not. 😦

I’m still getting used to this whole different ‘approach’ to the Mass. Nothing particularly… wrong… I guess, but it’s way different than the traditional parish that I come from.
 
“This is not what the Church teaches. It may be the primary option but it is not needed.”

It is what the Church teaches now…it was not that way years ago

Like I stated before I feel it is needed

Again it appears a priest has the same amount of options as a quarterback…😉

You might experience many differences between the 4-5 masses on Sunday at one parish…

james
 
We’ve had a number of discussions with the priest and now we’re using the confiteor more. We’ll see if its use continues–I hope so!**
 
I also attend at Tridentine Mass every Sunday, so the answer is yes. The few times I’ve gone to our local parish, the priest has not recited the Confiteor, which I really missed.

Mary
 
Mamaw_Carol said:
No mass? Please explain.

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NO Mass = Novus Ordo Mass. It’s the standard Mass in the local language you’ll see at your local Catholic Parish. It’s referred to in this manner to differentiate it from the Extraordinary Form of the Mass, also known as the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM) or Tridentine Mass.
 
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NO Mass = Novus Ordo Mass. It’s the standard Mass in the local language you’ll see at your local Catholic Parish. It’s referred to in this manner to differentiate it from the Extraordinary Form of the Mass, also known as the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM) or Tridentine Mass.
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Thanks for explaining that. I’m a convert - I didn’t get it.
 
Not all the time. We have a small parish and our Priest seems to do it with zeal at times. Like he knows the state of the parish. I would like it every time. Tim
 
Mamaw_Carol said:
Thanks for explaining that. I’m a convert - I didn’t get it.
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No big deal…personally I dislike the term NO. It can be called the Ordinary Form or Mass of Pope Paul VI, or the Pauline Mass. Novus Ordo is Latin for New Order. When the Extraordinary Form was first promulgated it was also the *Novus Ordo, *so I guess the Pauline Mass should have been called the *Novus Novus Ordo. 😉 *It is much the same as people calling the latest Motu Proprio, the Motu Proprio, rather than by its real name - Summorum Pontificum.
 
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