Stop using Missals.
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Try convincing the Church's leaders (starting with your parish pastor) the Offeratory doesn't belong, either. :D BTW where in the Gospels does Jesus get His left leg amputated at the knee?
Lisi that’s tantamount to saying don’t get educated! Dumb dumb stuff.
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If you check the "peasant mindset gang" inset, you'll realize this is actually a parody.
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The “1962 Daily Missal” contains the English translations and the Latin originals of the rites and texts for Holy Mass and many other liturgical ceremonies that were attended by the vast majority of Roman Catholics in the centuries before the liturgical reforms of Vatican Council II took effect.
With its splendid texts and ceremonies that orient both priest and people entirely to the worship of …More
The “1962 Daily Missal” contains the English translations and the Latin originals of the rites and texts for Holy Mass and many other liturgical ceremonies that were attended by the vast majority of Roman Catholics in the centuries before the liturgical reforms of Vatican Council II took effect.
With its splendid texts and ceremonies that orient both priest and people entirely to the worship of God, this form of the sacred liturgy has fostered a living faith that has produced numerous saints and inspired countless artists, writers and thinkers to create much of what we now know as Western culture. Thanks to Pope Benedict XVI’s Apostolic Letter “Summorum Pontificum” in 2007, this form of the liturgy is now being celebrated more regularly and freely.
This is a quote from Baronius Press, baroniuspress.com/book.php?wid=56&bid=4=tab-1
With its splendid texts and ceremonies that orient both priest and people entirely to the worship of God, this form of the sacred liturgy has fostered a living faith that has produced numerous saints and inspired countless artists, writers and thinkers to create much of what we now know as Western culture. Thanks to Pope Benedict XVI’s Apostolic Letter “Summorum Pontificum” in 2007, this form of the liturgy is now being celebrated more regularly and freely.
This is a quote from Baronius Press, baroniuspress.com/book.php?wid=56&bid=4=tab-1
It belongs as a guide to the prayers at that particular Mass and not as a book to say the same prayers as the celebrating priest...those prayers are for him to say and our prayers, as attendees, are what the Mass server answers. The Missal can be, and is, for information and meditation.
Cuthbert Mayne
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Stop wearing shoes or any western dress either then ? The priest too should stop using the missal? And instead get nailed onto a cross?
I think this is ridiculous. I serve the mass, and I need the Missal.
I think this is ridiculous. I serve the mass, and I need the Missal.