From the Associated Press “They attend confession regularly and adhere strictly to church teachings. Many yearn for Masses that echo with medieval traditions – more Latin, more incense more Gregorian …More
From the Associated Press “They attend confession regularly and adhere strictly to church teachings. Many yearn for Masses that echo with medieval traditions – more Latin, more incense more Gregorian chants.”
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Many young Catholics are being led by God to the real way of being Catholic; Tradition. May they grow to despise the protestant Novus Ordo and live saintly lives.
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They complain about us “reactionaries,” but they are not even trying to save what they have built, if you can even call it that. They are basically acknowledging their utter failure, while insisting on staying the course until they die. This is illustrated bleakly by the growing ranks of female religious orders that have stopped seeking vocations. And it won’t be long before some male orders do …More
They complain about us “reactionaries,” but they are not even trying to save what they have built, if you can even call it that. They are basically acknowledging their utter failure, while insisting on staying the course until they die. This is illustrated bleakly by the growing ranks of female religious orders that have stopped seeking vocations. And it won’t be long before some male orders do the same.
Those “medieval traditions” were still the tradition until the 1960s, so in fact they are only going back about 60 years. (The AP bias isn’t always this subtle.)
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My first exposure to the TLM was when I was a student at Holy Cross, and the super liberal “religious studies” professor who was teaching Church history took us on a field trip to Holy Trinity (German) Church in Boston for a solemn high Mass on the Feast of Christ the King. She presented it as “medieval liturgy.” I told a Trad priest this a few years later, and he got a chuckle. The only downside …More
My first exposure to the TLM was when I was a student at Holy Cross, and the super liberal “religious studies” professor who was teaching Church history took us on a field trip to Holy Trinity (German) Church in Boston for a solemn high Mass on the Feast of Christ the King. She presented it as “medieval liturgy.” I told a Trad priest this a few years later, and he got a chuckle. The only downside from the experience came later, when I looked up the celebrant from that Mass. It turned out he used to seduce teenaged girls when he was a young priest. Thankfully, my faith was well immune to that sort of thing by the time I learned of that.
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A step back in time perhaps, but a leap towards salvation.