Posted on 11/11/2011 5:13:17 PM PST by Salvation
Can the REAL Catholics here on FR shout "Amen!"
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AMEN!
The RC has never had a “major overhaul”. One doesn’t overhaul the truth or it would have been a lie.
Luther tried it but failed.
They are deliberately spreading disinformation in hopes of stirring the pot.
Catholic Ping!
That's kind of like saying Five O'Clock Charlie "gets it wrong"...
New Mass BUMP
Its funny how the same liberal social justice CINO’s that all talk about welcoming change are now the ones most upset by these changes.
We’ve been using the new text for several weeks now and we’ve had a large number of homilies and meetings about it to get everyone up to speed. It’s still hard to remember where the changes occur, but I think our pastor is really doing a good job about getting us ready.
Amen.
This is a start....I just wish they would go back to the Latin mass. They could write the English translation beneath it and it would really stretch the Catholic mind and give children something to decode. They could learn Latin words like I did-—I had Latin in high school— to help with science and the English and Romance languages.
I think Vatican II was part of the Marxist infiltration—dumbing down— of the Church to destroy it from within. Just my personal “feelings”.
The next step should be doing away with Mass facing the people, which stripped it of its external solemnity and made it about entertainment.
I’m happy the Byzantine-rite eparchies never adopted it.
I think the pastors learned from the previous changes that a lot of pre - use work was needed for parishioners.
Our priest has been doing classes and is going to preach on it this week to try to reach more people.
I’ve been in a church where they are already practicing with a card in the pews.
I’m so excited — can’t wait to get our cards in a couple of weeks.
I want the Communion rails back too!
I agree that Vatican II — the U. S. Bishops tried a dumbing down — now they are learning that it didn’t work.
Basically all these changes have been in the foreign languages. Just English and French went off the path.
The English version of the Mass was ALWAYS available.
On the right hand page of your Missal, with the Tridentine Mass on the left hand page, in Latin, throughout the entire Liturgy.
Anyway, if Holy Mother Church is finally throwing away the touchy-feely tambouriny `folk mass’ horrors of post Vatican II, then so much the better.
Deo gratias!
Oddly enough, our pastor, who is young and very orthodox, has uttered barely a peep about the new translation, other than one passing reference and a small notice in the bulletin. I’m surprised there isn’t more explanation or catechesis, but maybe he’s worried about the reaction. However, I think it necessary to give the peeps the basic reasoning that this is to provide a more accurate translation of the original Latin text.
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