The Traditional Ambrosian Rite of 1954: A Short History and the Rubrics

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I couldn’t read it all right now. I watched some on youtube also. It’s truly beautiful. I wondered what the Prophecy was (before the Epistle). Thanks. Very interesting.
 
Incredibly impressive chant.

I would like to see the traditional Ambrosian Rite, just like I would like to see the Carmelite Rite, and Dominican Rite.

The monstrance I especially like, there is some variety to it, the imperial looking sun monstances are wonderful but they are not all that can be done.

I pray more priests take an interest in preserving what can be preserved. It may be difficult to learn a new liturgy, but anything of priceless value has to have some price of effort.

Whose majesty is lauded by Angels, venerated by Archangels: adored by Thrones, Dominions, Virtues, Principalities, and Powers, Whom Cherubim and Seraphim join together to exalt. And with them we pray that our voices may be added, as we supplicate, confess, and say: Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God of Sabaoth. Heaven and earth are full of Your glory. Hosanna in the highest. Blessed + is He who comes in the Name of the Lord. Hosanna in the highest.

United in one communion, we celebrate this most holy Day (or Night), in which the spotless Virginity of blessed Mary brought forth the Savior of the world; we honor moreover the memory of the save glorious ever Virgin Mary Mother of the same Jesus Christ our Lord and God;

WE HUMBLY PRAY YOU, Almighty God, to command these Gifts to be borne by the hand of Your holy Angel to Your Altar on high, in the presence of Your divine majesty: (he stands erect) that whosoever shall partake, at this Altar, of the most sacred Body and Blood of Your Son (he signs himself) may be filled with all grace + and heavenly benediction.

Thanks be to God! Thanks be to God! We take the accepted gift of Christ the grace of God not for our judgement but for the salvation of our souls, O our God. O Lamb of God who take away the sins of the world, have mercy on us. Glory to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit, as it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. O Lamb of God Who take away the sins of the world, have mercy on us, and Who sit at the right hand of the Father, receive our prayer. O Lamb of God who take away the sins of the world, grant us peace.
 
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Well, I tried that, but it won’t work for me, at least in Firefox.

Either says it won’t post, or tries ‘word verification’ but scrolls off the screen so you can’t do it.
 
Shin said:
I would like to see the traditional Ambrosian Rite, just like I would like to see the Carmelite Rite, and Dominican Rite.
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For that, one would normally have to be in Milan. The shame is that the current Archbishop of Milan is hot-to-trot with the Ambrosian version of the Novus Ordo and has been quite stingy in allowing the celebration of the traditional Ambrosian usage, so it’s not easy to find even there. But there is hope: he’s very close to canonical age, so perhaps when he retires his successor will be more agreeable.

BTW, the traditional Dominican usage is still alive and kicking: it is possible to experience it even in the US, particularly in the Western Province.

Most unfortunately, the traditional Carmelite usage is technically alive but in a coma. 😦
 
Shin said:
Well, I tried that, but it won’t work for me, at least in Firefox.

Either says it won’t post, or tries ‘word verification’ but scrolls off the screen so you can’t do it.
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Please try again. I think that I fixed the error. Thank you for bringing that to my attention.
 
malphono said:
For that, one would normally have to be in Milan. The shame is that the current Archbishop of Milan is hot-to-trot with the Ambrosian version of the Novus Ordo and has been quite stingy in allowing the celebration of the traditional Ambrosian usage, so it’s not easy to find even there. But there is hope: he’s very close to canonical age, so perhaps when he retires his successor will be more agreeable.

BTW, the traditional Dominican usage is still alive and kicking: it is possible to experience it even in the US, particularly in the Western Province.

Most unfortunately, the traditional Carmelite usage is technically alive but in a coma. 😦
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What orders currently have the Traditional Dominican Rite exclusively?
 
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