Our holy father, God be with him as he carries his cross to follow Christ. I know he is suffering much because of the crisis in the Church. He is so worried about the Church. I hope he continues to push for the Traditional Mass with more authority.
I’m curious as to why should the pope push for the traditional mass? I don’t understand what was so great about it; could you explain it to me?Our holy father, God be with him as he carries his cross to follow Christ. I know he is suffering much because of the crisis in the Church. He is so worried about the Church. I hope he continues to push for the Traditional Mass with more authority.
Its a prejudice, hard to explain without spooking the chickens.I’m curious as to why should the pope push for the traditional mass? I don’t understand what was so great about it; could you explain it to me?
Have you actually attended either the EF or the OF forms of the Mass? You’re posting this same comment all over the place on these Forums.Its a prejudice, hard to explain without spooking the chickens.
You can only be more spiritual if you pray in Latin![]()
Ive spent many years in Latin churches, the only places Ive put these type of ideas is in threads that warrant them.Have you actually attended either the EF or the OF forms of the Mass? You’re posting this same comment all over the place on these Forums.
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the previous poster asked why the Pope should promote the trad form with more authority. When no one else explained why I filled in the blanks.Its a prejudice, hard to explain without spooking the chickens.
You can only be more spiritual if you pray in Latin![]()
from article said:“For those who wear it, it is a sign of filial abandonment to the protection of the Immaculate Virgin,” he said. “In our battle against evil, may Mary our Mother wrap us in her mantle.”
I am thrilled with the Holy Father’s words and I’ve noticed more and more the distinction of two separate camps – the camp of Mary – her warriors who daily pray the Rosary, wear the scapular, try to attend daily Mass, and Eucharistic Adoration and the other camp of the cultural, more liberal Catholics – some of whom don’t even know what the scapular is and have no heartfelt devotion to her messages.I pray that the distractions that are trying to prevent this message from coming to fruition will cease.
Have you actually attended either the EF or the OF forms of the Mass? You’re posting this same comment all over the place on these Forums.
adoremus.org/0496LiturgicalReform.html
The ‘Reform of the Reform.’ Thus, grounding the Missal of Paul VI in the traditional liturgy of the Roman Rite found in the Missal of Blessed John XXIII. In essence, an end to the ‘spirit of Vatican II,’ and a free for all attitude found in the sacred liturgy. Of course such a process will not happen overnight or even in the Pontificate of His Holiness, Pope Benedict XVI. His Excellency, Bishop Cordileone of the Diocese of Oakland has expressed his support in the aspect of the Extraordinary Form influencing the celebration of Ordinary Form. Lastly, he himself has been known to offer his support and participation in the celebration of the Extraordinary Form,I’m curious as to why should the pope push for the traditional mass? I don’t understand what was so great about it; could you explain it to me?
I don’t see why you call the scapular a “traditional” devotion. It has never been out of use. It’s a Catholic devotion period- no need to make divisions where their are none.I am thrilled with the Holy Father’s words and I’ve noticed more and more the distinction of two separate camps – the camp of Mary – her warriors who daily pray the Rosary, wear the scapular, try to attend daily Mass, and Eucharistic Adoration and the other camp of the cultural, more liberal Catholics – some of whom don’t even know what the scapular is and have no heartfelt devotion to her messages.
Sad that many will not know the richness nor experience the graces obtained from the traditional devotions and sacramentals which urged our hearts toward a greater love of God.
I’ve been to a Traditional Mass before and found it quite beautiful but I definitely felt less engaged. It was more like I was watching the mass instead of actually praying the mass. Part of the problem is I don’t know Latin. I know a few words and that’s it. Not many people in my generation know it either so that makes things a bit difficult if the Pope changes anything soon which I know wouldn’t happen but could.The ‘Reform of the Reform.’ Thus, grounding the Missal of Paul VI in the traditional liturgy of the Roman Rite found in the Missal of Blessed John XXIII. In essence, an end to the ‘spirit of Vatican II,’ and a free for all attitude found in the sacred liturgy. Of course such a process will not happen overnight or even in the Pontificate of His Holiness, Pope Benedict XVI. His Excellency, Bishop Cordileone of the Diocese of Oakland has expressed his support in the aspect of the Extraordinary Form influencing the celebration of Ordinary Form. Lastly, he himself has been known to offer his support and participation in the celebration of the Extraordinary Form,
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Well, even if you don’t know precisely what is going on in the EF at all times you can still have an enriching experience. The approach is different than the OF. Just go and experience it without stressing about the need to follow alone. THis takes some time.I’ve been to a Traditional Mass before and found it quite beautiful but I definitely felt less engaged. It was more like I was watching the mass instead of actually praying the mass. Part of the problem is I don’t know Latin. I know a few words and that’s it. Not many people in my generation know it either so that makes things a bit difficult if the Pope changes anything soon which I know wouldn’t happen but could.
But I do attend a liturgy that’s very much influenced by the TM which I love. It has the smells and bells and Latin![]()
For those with discerning hearts and eyes to see what’s happening…I don’t see why you call the scapular a “traditional” devotion. It has never been out of use. It’s a Catholic devotion period- no need to make divisions where their are none.
The Holy Father is rightly encouraging this devotion. If I had more religious discipline I would wear it.
I wish folks would stop using terms like “traditional” vs. “liberal” Catholics. We are one Church, not like the Orthodox with different branches- well we have the eastern Churches but they fall under the Authority of the Pope.
Off topic, I must say I really love your signature quote and I have been looking for it for awhile now and I even started a thread…Thank you so much.For those with discerning hearts and eyes to see what’s happening…
I think knowing Latin is a thing of interest. My parish priest celebrates latin Mass forthnightly and i always attend because i loved it, now i can attend latin Mass comfortably and participate actively. I dont know what your generation is but i’m less than 30. Put some effort in learning it, you would like it i think:thumbsup:… Part of the problem is I don’t know Latin. I know a few words and that’s it. Not many people in my generation know it either so that makes things a bit difficult if the Pope changes anything soon which I know wouldn’t happen but could…