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georgewithfaith
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How about it? I think it is only fair. A new rule should be made…any parish that offers a youth Mass must also offer a Traditional Latin Mass as well. Isn’t that only fair? 
If we have a youth Mass we could certainly have a Traditional Latin Mass!
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JRKH
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According to the SP, anyone wishing to have the EF should make their desires known and the pastor should make every reasonable effort to accomodate them.How about it? I think it is only fair. A new rule should be made…any parish that offers a youth Mass must also offer a Traditional Latin Mass as well. Isn’t that only fair?
So the “rule” is already there. Call your preist and request the EF.
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Silent_Notes
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Is there anyway i can ‘like’ this? 
I’m youth but i’d rather attend Mass with my family… sometimes older folks have difficulty adapting to the music the youth Mass plays.
Plus i never got to experience TLM before.
But one day i would!
I’m youth but i’d rather attend Mass with my family… sometimes older folks have difficulty adapting to the music the youth Mass plays.
Plus i never got to experience TLM before.
But one day i would!
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Momofmyangels
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If it were only that easy.
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dconklin
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I would venture to guess there are not too many priests that have the experience to say a TLM.
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SuscipeMeDomine
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And any parish that offers a Mass in Spanish should offer one in Chinese. Isn’t that only fair?How about it? I think it is only fair. A new rule should be made…any parish that offers a youth Mass must also offer a Traditional Latin Mass as well. Isn’t that only fair?
Or perhaps what would make more sense is what is already in place. People who want something from their parish make their needs/preferences known to the pastor. He can then decide how best to allocate the parish’s resources.
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VetA
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is summorum pontificum online?
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VetA
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JRKH
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Right Here
Motu Proprio - Summorum Pontificum
The specific section pertinent to this discussion is this
Art. 5 § 1 In parishes, where there is a stable group of faithful who adhere to the earlier liturgical tradition, the pastor should willingly accept their requests to celebrate the Mass according to the rite of the Roman Missal published in 1962, and ensure that the welfare of these faithful harmonises with the ordinary pastoral care of the parish, under the guidance of the bishop in accordance with canon 392, avoiding discord and favouring the unity of the whole Church.
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MarkThompson
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ConstantineTG
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And Filipino. Filipinos are the third largest immigrant group in Vancouver, but there is not one Filipino Mass in the entire Archdiocese. I live in a traditionally French neighborhood but not a lot of French speaking people live here now, but we still have a French bi-lingual Mass even though we haven’t had a French speaking preist for years. Ironically, the previous parish I came from have both priests that are French-Canadian, but they are not diocesan priests and thus cannot be transfered just like that to our parish.
If people think its complicated and hard to request for an EF Mass, its also not easy to request for an OF Mass in your language even though the numbers would support it. The last parish I was with had about 60-65% Filipinos. No Filipino Mass. And this is a large parish. My current parish I think is about 40% Filipinos, still the largest ethnic group. I bet there are more Filipino speakers in my parish than French speakers. Still no Filipino Mass (I miss the Filipino Mass songs).
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StTommyMore
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When you go to college, apply to Franciscan University of Steubenville! They have a Missa Cantata once a month, and a Low Mass on the intervening Saturdays!Is there anyway i can ‘like’ this?
I’m youth but i’d rather attend Mass with my family… sometimes older folks have difficulty adapting to the music the youth Mass plays.
Plus i never got to experience TLM before.
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Silent_Notes
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I would love to, but unfortunately i don’t live in the U.S.A, i’m half the world away… thanks for your (name removed by moderator)ut .
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ljubim
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THIS is a worldwide directory of the TLM (in French, and in the languages of whichever country the listing is in. But it’s not difficult to maneuver)I would love to, but unfortunately i don’t live in the U.S.A, i’m half the world away… thanks for your (name removed by moderator)ut .
I went to my first TLM when I was out of town in a big city. That might need to be your plan of action!
EDIT: It also lists what kind of TLM it is, so diocesan, FSSP, ICRSS, etc, so that if your personal decision is to avoid SSPX for the time being, the directory accomodates you in that area too.
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Silent_Notes
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Thanks for the link!
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