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No longer the only one … but that’s OK.

It is impossible for us, by ourselves, to make a just return to the Lord for all He has given to us. But “with the Lord, nothing is impossible.”

“The fruit in my hands was not forbidden but simply forgotten.” — Fr. Brent Maher
Pope Benedict XVI celebrated the Traditional Latin Mass in Weimar (Germany) in 1989 and 1999.

Guided by this one principle, every parish: “will become a model in its own way, and the liturgical reform, in its essence and demands, will be happily fulfilled.” — Aurelio Porfiri

In my opinion, Fr. Paul Scalia’s face resembles that of his father (Justice Antonin Scalia) … but I could be completely wrong about this.

These altar boys are going to get in trouble.
You will not make progress at your parish unless you understand Pope Benedict’s “Unbelievably Big Kite” theory.
Silence is one of the most important sounds of the liturgy.

If Pope Pius V or Gregory the Great were to come back, they ought to see that the Mass after Vatican II has substantially remained the same.” — Secretary of the Consilium

Importing singers is the quickest way to get good music into your parish, even if it is only for one occasion.

A peritus of the Council once suggested that certain parties detest the Mass Propers because they’re almost impossible to “hijack” with heterodox theology.

Turn off the microphones. This can be a challenge when many parishes and even some cathedrals are enamored of carpeting – to say nothing of seat cushions!

The quickest way to make this clear to a skeptical priest or liturgist is to request that they bring you some Offertory antiphons from MR3. (They don’t exist!)

“And so, for Jesus – and for us – the Passion is everything, the Passion decides everything.” — Fr. Zoffoli
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