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More Local Faithful Returning To Latin Masses
Bryan Monaghan
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Saturday, May 10 at 10:31 AM Placido Rivera, Dartmouth Mass wrote ...
Great story, I'll bet those kids will be serving at the altar before long! Further to Fr. Kocik's comment, it's not really about the Latin. It is shocking to compare the texts of the old and new Masses - the number of prayers which were over-simplified or completely eliminated is very troubling. When I realized this a few years ago, I began to attend the Latin Mass with my family. The Pope is right on with his concerns about re-connecting the Church with its traditions!
Monday, May 5 at 8:26 PM Fr. Thomas Kocik wrote ...
The report incorrectly states that priests needed permission to celebrate Mass in Latin until Pope Benedict XVI allowed them to do so more freely. In point of fact, Benedict XVI allowed priests to celebrate the OLD (pre-Vatican II) rite of Mass, which is always in Latin, more freely. No priest has ever needed permission to celebrate the reformed (post-Vatican II) rite of Mass in Latin; in fact, Latin remains the official language of the Mass in *both* forms, old and new.
Monday, May 5 at 1:19 PM Catholic Ed wrote ...
Saint Leo the Great on Central Ave in Pawtucket holds the Tradional Latin Mass, I believe every third Sunday of the Month at 5:00pm. A beautiful service. I am glad to see the Tradion, return to popularity.
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