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I have a PH.D in religious studiesTrinity do you have a degree in Theology? Have you been to Priest school? Ph.D perhaps in Canon Law?
I have a PH.D in religious studiesTrinity do you have a degree in Theology? Have you been to Priest school? Ph.D perhaps in Canon Law?
This is pretty remarkable, I would say.Are you really asking Don Ruggero what evidence he has ?
I mean seriously?
Ok so you just affirmed that the 2 Priests on this thread are right. And you were not. With your thread link to A Third Priest.Yes, unfortunately the easter vigil is on saturday not sunday. You did not fulfill your obligation.
You are very welcome Father. Its good Trinity has just affirmed you as right too. I feel so umm Irish!This is pretty remarkable, I would say.
It is a question so simple in canon law that a first year…even first day student should educe the answer to it.
But I thank you for the rally of support. It is appreciated.
Are you confused?forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?t=875896
Perhaps Father Vincent Serpa will convince you that it does satisfy the requirement.
Easter Vigil fulfills the EASTER OBLIGATION, but not the Sunday obligation.Are you confused?
Great you have a doctorate, what was your topic? Why did you choose a doctorate in religious studies?
Well…if you have a Ph.D in religious studies, may I suggest you take a moment to analyse the arguments you are making and decide which side of the case you wish to present?I have a PH.D in religious studies
AndYes, unfortunately the easter vigil is on saturday not sunday. You did not fulfill your obligation.
The sources you are citing, however, are all confirming the canon I quoted. I suggest you need to re-visit the matter.Is easter vigil on sunday? If not it does not satisfy the sunday obligation, regardless of your protests.
I believe my post 26 adresses this concern.Well…if you have a Ph.D in religious studies, may I suggest you take a moment to analyse the arguments you are making and decide which side of the case you wish to present?
In your first posts, you have said that the obligation is not fulfilled. To wit
And
The sources you are citing, however, are all confirming the canon I quoted. I suggest you need to re-visit the matter.
Pretty sure it says here Easter SundayEaster Vigil fulfills the EASTER OBLIGATION, but not the Sunday obligation.
Peace.
No.Easter Vigil fulfills the EASTER OBLIGATION, but not the Sunday obligation.
Peace.
Right. I do not think we are actually disagreeing. It indeed suffices the easter sunday obligation, but since you went on saturday instead of saturday you still have the obligation for the next day and it will count as a normal sunday. I think we can all agree on this.Pretty sure it says here Easter Sunday
Default Re: Does the Easter Vigil Count?
Hi,
The Easter Vigil does indeed fulfill the Easter Sunday Mass requirement. I don’t know why your grandmother would think otherwise, since the Saturday night vigil Mass throughout the year fulfills the Sunday obligation.
Fr. Vincent Serpa, O.P.
You did a
Ph.D on Peace?
What topic?
Please refer to post 31.No.
You are not reading what the text of the CIC says…and apparently not reading Father Serpa at all.
Ok from the topRight. I do not think we are actually disagreeing. It indeed suffices the easter sunday obligation, but since you went on saturday instead of saturday you still have the obligation for the next day and it will count as a normal sunday. I think we can all agree on this.
No.Right. I do not think we are actually disagreeing. It indeed suffices the easter sunday obligation, but since you went on saturday instead of saturday you still have the obligation for the next day and it will count as a normal sunday. I think we can all agree on this.
I am trying to find some middle ground so we can all agree.No.
The obligation for Sunday is fulfilled by attending the Mass on Saturday evening. It is not that attendance on Saturday somehow “suffices” or that one would “still have the obligation for the next day.”
The obligation has been fulfilled.
I should say that sums it up very smartly indeed.Ok from the top
Am I missing something here?
- Op asked if Sat night Easter Vigil Mass would fulfil Easter Sunday obligation . They were tired from the late night and zeal and excitement.
- FrDavid said yes it did. He is a Priest.
- You said no it didn’t
- Don Ruggero said you were wrong, and that the Easter Vigil Saturday night did indeed fulfill that obligation for Easter Sunday.
- Canon law was provided for you
- You pulled up a thread from a third Priest affirming the other 2 Priests are correct . Again affirming you are in error
- You have a Doctorate in RS.
No, but you did not correctly represent Fr Serpa’s arguement.Ok from the top
Am I missing something here?
- Op asked if Sat night Easter Vigil Mass would fulfil Easter Sunday obligation . They were tired from the late night and zeAl and excitement.
- FrDavid said yes it Did. He is a Priest.
- You said no it didn’t
- Don Ruggero said you were wrong, and that the Easter Vigil SaTurday night did indeed fulfill that obligation for Easter Sunday.
- Canon law was provided for you
- You pulled up a thread from a third Priest affirming the othe 2 Priests are correct . Again affirming you are in error
- You have a Doctorate in RS.
Father Sherpa repliedNo, but you did not correctly represent Fr Serpa’s arguement.
Middle ground?I am trying to find some middle ground so we can all agree.
We can conclude his arguement is as follows:Father Sherpa replied
Default Re: Does the Easter Vigil Count?
Hi,
The Easter Vigil does indeed fulfill the Easter Sunday Mass requirement. I don’t know why your grandmother would think otherwise, since the Saturday night vigil Mass throughout the year fulfills the Sunday obligation.
Fr. Vincent Serpa, O.P.
? What is his argument?