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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!)
“The law of the Church plainly declares that, whenever High Mass is celebrated, the Proper of the Mass must be sung or at least recited.” — Fr. Labouré (1922)
“I am desperately trying to understand how what I experienced yesterday is not a separate rite.” — Dr. Jerry Galipeau
Why must the music at Wedding receptions be blasted at such a deafening volume? What can be done?
Did you catch that last quotation? “Unless proper readings are given.” What does that passage mean?
Boy … what a difference a true leader makes!
“Hundreds of millions of Catholics can now pray to God in their own languages and not in meaningless sounds…” — Annibale Bugnini
“A community is calling into question its very being when it suddenly declares its holiest and highest possession to be strictly forbidden … Can it be trusted any more about anything else?”
Not one shred of iconographical evidence contradicts the alb as being a priestly vestment.
Is the Trapp Family priest saying Mass “facing the people” in the 1930s?
How often do you see a whole bunch of bishops sitting around singing the Salve Regina?
Am I a hypocrite?
“…at these High Masses, the choir omits the Gloria, Credo, Gradual, Tract and Sequence.” — Answer: “The method is an abuse and must be done away with.”
Two priests from Kansas — Fr. Herman Koch & Fr. Andrew Green — created this remarkable collection in the 1940s.
If you can explain why the GLORY & PRAISE has an eagle flying across page 37, you get a cookie.
