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Ha well that too, but in the speech I linked he just stuck to the short form!For the record the exact words used were “Novus Ordo Missae.”
Ha well that too, but in the speech I linked he just stuck to the short form!For the record the exact words used were “Novus Ordo Missae.”
You’re right. I failed to see that before.Ha well that too, but in the speech I linked he just stuck to the short form!
Ordinary Form (a.k.a. Novus Ordo, the Vernacular)Pardon my ignorance, but I’m not sure which form to select. It’s just a regular Mass with the new translations (it’s not Latin or with the Priest chanting).
Thank you for your reply, that’s what I was thinking, but wasn’t sure. I will select Ordinary Form in the poll.Ordinary Form (a.k.a. Novus Ordo, the Vernacular)
After watching some video of Anglican Use Masses, I think I would leave the OF, EF and Eastern DLs to immerse myself in Anglican Use Mass.Mostly the OF. For a while I was assisting in (ie, attending) the daily EF at my EF/OF parish, but almost always now for weekdays and Sundays, the OF.
I love my EF/OF parish because the pastor, who offers about 99% of the Masses there, offers the OF in about as close a way to the EF as one can get. He omits Vatican 2 era add-ins like the Presentation of the Gifts and the Sign of Peace. There is also an altar rail that we use for Communion, and there are no Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion. It’s really wonderful to be able to kneel at the altar and receive the Eucharist from a priest (as opposed to a layperson), who is being assisted by an altar server (usually an adult man) holding a paten. There is usually at least one hymn in Latin.
I’ve also attended some Anglican Use Masses and they are beautiful.