FSSP & ICRSS Confession

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At parishes run by FSSP & ICRSS is confession in Latin (you know when the priest absolves you of your sins)?

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The absolution is in Latin but you confess your sins in the vernacular. Just a clarification for those who might be confused.
 
Swiss_Guard said:
The absolution is in Latin but you confess your sins in the vernacular. Just a clarification for those who might be confused.
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The blessing in the beginning is also in Latin, isn’t it? I have gone a few times to a traditional priest, and they always pray in Latin at the beginning.
 
paramedicgirl said:
The blessing in the beginning is also in Latin, isn’t it? I have gone a few times to a traditional priest, and they always pray in Latin at the beginning.
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You are correct paramedicgirl. I just wanted to state that the penitent still confesses in English (or the venacular).

I have people ask me how can I understand the homily when I don’t know Latin. I explain that the readings and homily are in English. I tell them the priests reads the epistle and gospel in Latin and then in English. There are people who really don’t know what happens at a Tridentine Mass but will judge it to be obsolete.

How can someone judge something to be obsolete when they don’t know anything about it?
 
Swiss_Guard said:
You are correct paramedicgirl. I just wanted to state that the penitent still confesses in English (or the venacular).

I have people ask me how can I understand the homily when I don’t know Latin. I explain that the readings and homily are in English. I tell them the priests reads the epistle and gospel in Latin and then in English. There are people who really don’t know what happens at a Tridentine Mass but will judge it to be obsolete.

How can someone judge something to be obsolete when they don’t know anything about it?
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Actually, I find that now I have gone a few times, it’s pretty easy to follow along. I love the way every word and every action has meaning and significance. The booklets are very helpful in understanding this.
 
paramedicgirl said:
Actually, I find that now I have gone a few times, it’s pretty easy to follow along. I love the way every word and every action has meaning and significance. The booklets are very helpful in understanding this.
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I used to work for the organization that distributes red Latin-English Booklet Missals. Coalition in Support of Ecclesia Dei has been printing these booklets since 1989. They also have Latin-Spanish booklets as well as Latin-English booklets for weddings and funerals.

They have many different resources for promoting the Tridentine Mass. I have included their website below.

ecclesiadei.org/
 
Swiss_Guard said:
I used to work for the organization that distributes red Latin-English Booklet Missals. Coalition in Support of Ecclesia Dei has been printing these booklets since 1989. They also have Latin-Spanish booklets as well as Latin-English booklets for weddings and funerals.

They have many different resources for promoting the Tridentine Mass. I have included their website below.

ecclesiadei.org/
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Thanks! 🙂
 
Swiss_Guard said:
The absolution is in Latin but you confess your sins in the vernacular. Just a clarification for those who might be confused.
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:eek::eek:
I’ve been confessing all my sins in Latin. Somehow they always sounded more, well…sinful. I kinda recite the “number of times” really fast.
Unless the priest is pretending, he always seems to understand.
 
TNT said:
:eek::eek:
I’ve been confessing all my sins in Latin. Somehow they always sounded more, well…sinful. I kinda recite the “number of times” really fast.
Unless the priest is pretending, he always seems to understand.
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I confess my sins in Ebonics. I always get absolution that way. 😃
 
paramedicgirl said:
What are Ebonics???
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Ebonics was this alleged language based on inner city slang.

Here are some English/Ebonics translations:

How are you paramedicgirl?/What up boo?

I’m relaxing at home tonight./I’m chillin at the crib.

She’s very upset./Ol’ girl be trippin. (Trippin can also be used for excited).

I’m teaching you a lesson./I’m schoolin’ you.

Do you have my money sir?/You got my chips G?

I’m going out./I’m kickin’ it.

He is my friend./Ol’ boy’s my homey.

These are just some examples. I will be teaching Ebonics class Thursday evening. Be there because there are no refunds! 😃
 
Swiss_Guard said:
Ebonics was this alleged language based on inner city slang.

Here are some English/Ebonics translations:

How are you paramedicgirl?/What up boo?

I’m relaxing at home tonight./I’m chillin at the crib.

She’s very upset./Ol’ girl be trippin. (Trippin can also be used for excited).

I’m teaching you a lesson./I’m schoolin’ you.

Do you have my money sir?/You got my chips G?

I’m going out./I’m kickin’ it.

He is my friend./Ol’ boy’s my homey.

These are just some examples. I will be teaching Ebonics class Thursday evening. Be there because there are no refunds! 😃
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Thanks for the free lesson! I’m pretty sure we don’t talk like that in Canada. Sounds like inner city slang. What’s the big attraction to people that they would attend a class in it? Or that you would teach one?

(Oh, oh, off topic.)
 
paramedicgirl said:
Thanks for the free lesson! I’m pretty sure we don’t talk like that in Canada. Sounds like inner city slang. What’s the big attraction to people that they would attend a class in it? Or that you would teach one?

(Oh, oh, off topic.)
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Notice he don’t xslate sins of various sorts. That’s the part ida pay a tension 2.
 
What kind of Penance do traditional Priests give: never been to traditional confession:(
 
TLMassAcolyte said:
What kind of Penance do traditional Priests give: never been to traditional confession:(
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It’s not uncommon to have to pray a portion of the Rosary for penance, but I find it’s the advice that the Traditional priest gives that is most beneficial. They are more likely to give good spiritual guidance that is based on faith and morals than a non-traditional priest. That’s been my experience, anyway.
 
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