Responding to: I get nothing out of the Latin Mass

[una_fides]

One last thing about the TLM. It most faithfully and reverently communicates the fullness of truth about Christ and his Real Presence. There are no options as in the NO and since it is in Latin the priests are not very well likely to change the words in order to fit their distorted theology, as many priests in local parishes do. In addition, liturgical abuses were practically unheard of prior to the NO and having Mass in the vernacular. Why? Because we had Latin, we had Tradition, and we had reverence built into the Mass. There were no options, and the Mass was so much clearer pertaining to the nature of what was actually taking place on that altar–the sacrifice of Calvary made present in an unbloody manner.
My advice to anyone who opposes the TLM or has a “not for me” attitude is to research it more and study it and its history. The TLM will change you if you let it. unavoce.org/CanTheTridentineMass.htm

 

[covakid]

Dadude,

Perhaps when your friend really has a grasp of what is going on at Mass, he’ll “get more out of it.”

The following link is a pdf file of a revelation on the Holy Mass that has the approval of the seer’s bishop. The author, Catalina Rivas, had the significance of each part of the Mass revealed to her in spectacular detail. I think it is a good antidote for anyone that thinks the Mass is boring, regardless of whether it’s in English or Latin.

The Holy Mass

I too have found a richness in The Holy Mass booklet by, Catalina Rivas, for $2 buck you can get a 2 nice booklets or you can read it on the web. There is more happening than we realize and to ask for the grace to be apart of it more fully each time we particiapte.