What are all these differnt types of Masses?

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You said,

“The only authentic Liturgies are the Novus Ordo and the Tridentine in the Latin rite.”

Which is incorrect. There are many “authentic” liturgies allowed in the Latin rite. Rolltide simply corrected that statement.
I will clarify AGAIN. My DIRECT posting was:

**The only authentic Liturgies are the Novus Ordo and the Tridentine in the Latin rite. The SSPX is a schismatic group which broke away after Vatican II and specifically celebrates through the Tridentine liturgy (Latin). **

**Now, let’s confuse you even more. *There are many other types of Liturgies in the Church. They are all the Mass, but are said differently, such as Byzantine, Melkite, Maronite, etc. ***
 
I will clarify AGAIN. My DIRECT posting was:

**The only authentic Liturgies are the Novus Ordo and the Tridentine in the Latin rite. ******
A sentence which implies that other liturgies in use in the Latin Rite: Ambrosian, the Anglican Use, etc are not “authentic”. Regardless of whether that’s what you meant to imply, it’s incorrect.
 
A sentence which implies that other liturgies in use in the Latin Rite: Ambrosian, the Anglican Use, etc are not “authentic”. Regardless of whether that’s what you meant to imply, it’s incorrect.
No, that is not what I meant and you KNOW it. The one posting was asking about the TWO forms of the Latin Mass - NO and the EF. The one posting was also asking about the form used in the SSPX. I replied that they use the Tridentine (which is the EF). Nothing was said about other celebrations in Latin. I DID mention the different rites used in Liturgy, however.

You must be a woman…got to have the last say all the time, eh? 😛
 
No, that is not what I meant and you KNOW it. The one posting was asking about the TWO forms of the Latin Mass - NO and the EF. The one posting was also asking about the form used in the SSPX. I replied that they use the Tridentine (which is the EF). Nothing was said about other celebrations in Latin. I DID mention the different rites used in Liturgy, however.

You must be a woman…got to have the last say all the time, eh? 😛
Sorry, it’s not the way I read it either, but if I misread it, I apologize. The statement is easy to misread without further clarification. Honestly, I don’t think the original poster was even AWARE of things like the Mozarabic and Ambrosian liturgies, which is why I added the information.
 
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