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MASS THIS SUNDAY ( 14th
Sunday after Pentecost Sung
Mass: Low
Mass: MASS NEXT SUNDAY ( 15th
Sunday after Pentecost Same
schedule as above. AWARD-WINNING SOLEMN MASS SLIDE SHOW NOW ON-LINE Well,
Roy Ehman's "dynamic slide show with musical
accompaniment" is so compelling and beautiful that it certainly should win awards for professional innovation.
At any rate, with a broadband connection you can now view it on-line at www.eecomp.com/HG_Centennial/HG_Centennial.html Or just
go to www.KnoxLatinMass.net, click the
obvious link in the left-hand column, and relive our memorable solemn Mass at
Holy Ghost Church this past April 20. USUS ANTIQUOR AT OUR LADY OF FATIMA CHURCH IN ALCOA Just a
year or two ago, who among us could have imagined now being able to attend
both a sung Mass and a low Mass every Sunday? As a number of us found deeply
rewarding this past Sunday enjoying the wonderful chant of a sung Mass and
the quiet spirituality of a low INSTRUCTIONAL DVD FREE TO ALL PRIESTS From a
recent Latin Mass Magazine
newsletter: "We
are offering every priest in In his
introductory statement on this DVD, Cardinal Castrillon says “All this liturgical richness, all this
spiritual richness, and all the prayers so well-preserved during the
centuries, all of this is offered by the One year
after the release of the motu proprio Summorum Pontificum, The Liturgical Institute at
the course
on the history and spirituality of
the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite to its roster of
classes. ..... The
formal course, whose description is below, will be also be
offered for priests, seminarians, and others not enrolled in the Institute’s
degree programs. History and
Spirituality of the Extraordinary Form Pope Benedict XVI’s
assurance in the Apostolic Letter Summorum Pontificum, that
every Roman Rite priest
may offer the Eucharist and other sacraments according to the form of the
rite that was preeminent prior to 1969, provides new opportunities for people
to encounter a manner of worship that represents
two millennia of exegetical reflection and theological contemplation.
Now designated as the “extraordinary” form of the Roman Rite, the Mass that
serves as the rite’s liturgical center requires careful consideration. The
constituent structures of this eucharistic liturgy’s ordo missae, the content of its ecclesiastical propers, its protocols for integrating
biblical readings and antiphons, and the complex character of its multiple eucharistic prefaces and single
eucharistic prayer (Roman Canon) preserve a form of
liturgical celebration that was already well-established in Interesting
is the statement that the traditional Latin Mass was already well-established
in its form before 400 AD, and since then has experienced [only] "subtle
but meaningful refinements" by a handful of popes. For instance, Pope
Gregory I around 600 AD added the "deliver us from final damnation"
clause to the Hanc igitur just
before the consecration, and then there was not a single Latin word of the
Roman Canon changed for over thirteen centuries, until 1962 when Pope John
XXIII inserted reference to TO
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