Which EF Mass celebrated 9/14/08?

[The_Prodigal]

Which mass takes precedence in the calendar of John XXIII: the Sunday mass (18th after Pentecost) or the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, and why?

Thanks

 

[the_phoenix]

Good question …

While I personally hope it will be the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, I am unable to answer your question and will wait to see an answer from someone more knowledgeable.

~~ the phoenix

 

[preV2tradcath]

According to the Ordo published by the FSSP, it is the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. I am not 100% positive, but I think it is because the Exaltation has a higher rank then the Sunday after Pentecost.
Although he is not a member of the FSSP, I know our Latin Mass chaplain goes by their Ordo and is planning on saying the Mass of the Exaltion of the Holy Cross tomorrow.

 

[I_Believe]

Which mass takes precedence in the calendar of John XXIII: the Sunday mass (18th after Pentecost) or the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, and why?

Thanks

Hi TP, it’s the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. ( Class II Feast)

Any first or second class Feast may replace the Sunday Mass when it falls on Sunday. The exceptions of course would be Sundays of first class. For example, the four Sundays of Lent.

When in doubt, check here…
tridentine-mass.blogspot.com/

 

[Wonko_the_Sane]

Had EF Mass today. Venerated a relic of the True Cross after mass, copes and all!

 

[I_Believe]

Had EF Mass today. Venerated a relic of the True Cross after mass, copes and all!

Ah, you are blessed

Today will be the first time I will assist at an EF for this Feast day. I’m hoping we will have a relic of the True Cross also.

Alleluia, alleluia! V.
O sweet wood, O sweet nails! O precious the burden suspended thereon! You alone are worthy to bear the king and Lord of heaven. Alleluia!

 

[AJV]

Hi TP, it’s the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. ( Class II Feast)

Any first or second class Feast may replace the Sunday Mass when it falls on Sunday. The exceptions of course would be Sundays of first class. For example, the four Sundays of Lent.

Any First and Second Class feast of the Lord may replace a Sunday of the II Class. II Class feasts of the saints do not replace the Sunday.

 

[The_Prodigal]

AJV,

I was hoping you’d respond.

It’s not obvious to me why today’s feast is “of the Lord.” Rather it seems (to me) better to classify it as the feast of a holy relic. How am I mistaken? Is there a list of feasts of the Lord?

 

[SFD]

AJV,

I was hoping you’d respond.

It’s not obvious to me why today’s feast is “of the Lord.” Rather it seems (to me) better to classify it as the feast of a holy relic. How am I mistaken? Is there a list of feasts of the Lord?

Feasts of Our Lord

Asension
Eve of Asension
Basilica of Our Savior, Dedication
Circumcision
Corpus Christi
Epiphany
Vigil of Epiphany
Octave of Epiphany
Exaltation of the Holy Cross
Finding of the Holy Cross
Holy Family
Holy Name of Jesus
Jesus Christ, King
Most Precious Blood
Nativity
Vigil of Nativity
Octave of Nativity
Pentecost
Vigil of Penetcost
Resurrection (Easter)
Sacred Heart
Transfiguration
Most Holy Trinity

Taken from 1945 Fr. Lasance Missal.

 

[I_Believe]

Hi TP, it’s the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. ( Class II Feast)

Any first or second class Feast may replace the Sunday Mass when it falls on Sunday. The exceptions of course would be Sundays of first class. For example, the four Sundays of Lent.

When in doubt, check here…
tridentine-mass.blogspot.com/

Any First and Second Class feast of the Lord may replace a Sunday of the II Class. II Class feasts of the saints do not replace the Sunday.

Hi AJV, thanks for the correction And sorry for the slow reply. We’ve been without power for a few days. Ike got it’s last licks in up our way