[jo kus]

Of course you don't. You odn't know what the Cathoiic Church was like 50 years ago. You think "this" is the way it always was.

When did I say that? Try to follow what I say, rather than telling me what I think.

Regards

[kosta50]

[Kosta: Of course you don't. You odn't know what the Cathoiic Church was like 50 years ago. You think "this" is the way it always was]

Jo us: When did I say that? Try to follow what I say, rather than telling me what I think

Jo, I only know what you say, to witt: "I do not know what a sub-deacon is or whether he is ordained. We don't have those here in the US as far as I know, maybe in the Curia?"

Given that you actually state that you don't know what subdeacons are there is no thinking involved, Jo. You told me.

Prior to Vatican II, a subdeacon was common knowledge to any Cathoic I imagine. They were major or higher order clergy along with deacons, priests and bishops in the Latin Church for centuries prior to 1972.

In fact, a subdeacon is involved in the High Traditional Latin Mass. Do you know Traditinal Latin Mass, Jo?