Opening of Mass in Thanksgiving for Anglicanorum Coetibus
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Catholic Mass according to Anglican tradition held in thanksgiving for the 10th anniversary of Anglicanorum Coetibus, at the Society's 2019 Toronto Conference on the Anglican Tradition in the Catholic Church
The Anglican Church Patrimony is so beautiful and thanks be to God that they have been preserved and now been brought back into the Catholic Church!
Beautiful, wish this was more widely available to those of us within the English speaking world, maybe one day.
BEAUTIFUL, MOVES THE HEART TO WORSHIP & REFLECT ON THE MASS, & GOSPEL, & SURSAM CORDA CHRISTI, THE ALTAR & THRONE OF GOD!
That this beauty would be available throughout the English speaking world ! Sublime .. Thank you for this and best wishes and greetings from Johannesburg South Africa
Thanks be to God for allowing our Anglican brethren to return back to the fold
Wow ..am a cradle catholic , ..this i like the latin times...so angelic ❤
Amazing
La liturgia Anglicana è un patrimonio
bellissimo.
Perfecto
Watch the entire Mass in full at th-cam.com/video/Hi5YgbiNB1U/w-d-xo.html
Bellissima liturgia. Non le chitarre che sentiamo suonare dalle Chiese Pentecostali o dalla Chiesa dei Fratelli di Lanciano.
What is the song sung at the start please ?
That is the hymn All People that on Earth Do Dwell to the tune Old Hundredth
Pray that the ordinariate does not fall victim to papal revisionism.
Non abbandonate la Chiesa Anglicana.
it abandoned the |True Church when it complied with Queen Elizabeth. Then true Catholic priests tried to keep the Old Faith alive and many were martyred for so doing.
Sadly to say this but as a catholic Christian this looks more catholic then most novos ordo churches
It's not sad to say this looks Catholic, as it is a Catholic mass! It should look Catholic.
@Anglicanorum Coetibus Society you didn't get my point in these days most catholic churches don't celebrate it like this. Which is the original way.
The Anglican Church gave up that tradition when Henry VIII separated from Rome. they were not truly ordained in the \Apostolic Tradition. The Catholic Church in the West should thank Ireland and its many priest for up holding the Catholic Faith. This an attempt by stealth to claim English Catholicism by a sly way of saying they are the successors of the |English Martyrs; never in a million years!
What are you talking about? You are acting as if it’s a sin that Anglicans have entered into the Catholic Church, preserving all the good things that rose within in them and rejecting the heretical.
No.. that’s actually not the point here. This is a fully valid Catholic liturgy and these are FORMER Anglicans who wished to enter the Catholic Church because their own Oxford Movement has led them here. This liturgical rite is heavily based on the now defunct Sarum Rite which was in use in the British Isles leading up to the time of the reformation. It’s now defunct, but the Church of England developed its liturgy from this ancient Mass and only later added and removed components that made it incompatible with Catholicism. This simply represents a restoration of what was lost while retaining what had always been legitimately Catholic in their tradition in the first place.
You honestly need to understand the complex historical differences between English reformation and the rest of the Protestant reformation.
Though the Church of England did break away and in time lose the validity of their holy orders, it has always been acknowledged that their situation is quite different compared to other Protestants, they did initially retain valid holy orders as they were in schism initially and they still had validly ordained bishops who were ordaining their priests and successor bishops. They didn’t lose this validity until some time around the 17th Century after several monarchs left, returned, then left again in succession. They were excommunicated like the Orthodox, but they were still at that time valid though licit because they also initially rejected all the tenets of the Protestant reformation, because Henry VIII vehemently disagreed with Protestant theology of every sort. He just wanted that annulment. They only lost their validity in time as new monarchs sought to inject Calvinist theology into the Church of England. Henry VIII was still burning Lutherans, Zwinglians, and Calvinists at the stake throughout his entire time as king.
This Mass is virtually identical to the TLM only it’s in English as it’s language. The form, rubrics, vestments, and liturgy are all virtually identical to the TLM if only the language were in English but everything else was kept in place. This would be Rite 1 in an Anglican Mass and it so heavily resembles the TLM because that’s what rite 1 of the Anglican liturgy was based on, though in its earlier Sarum use form.
@@BB-kt5eb As I understood, when Elizabeth became queen the bishops, unlike on previous occasions refused to comply and were either retired or imprisoned so no valid orders were conferred.
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That’s partially true, but not entirely true, but not ever bishop refused and while those who complied incurred excommunication, they still technically retained valid ordination. They did ultimately lose this valid succession in time, but they never lost all of their deeply Catholic heritage despite attempts by some to do so.
It was under Elizabeth I that the Church of England took on a decidedly more Protestant theological position though they never really formed any one singular theological position the entire Church of England had to submit to, therefore more Catholic leaning priests and some of their bishops remained in the Church of England all along. It did generally take a more definite Calvinist turn under Elizabeth and that much is clear. The existence of a few validly ordained, but excommunicated bishops has meant that some of the Church of England would’ve retained valid holy orders, but determining exactly which priests and bishops did vs those who did not is impossible to determine.
It’s always been known that the English reformation was different from this standpoint and that’s why such provisions were ever made for conservative Anglicans to
Come back in the first place.
@@BB-kt5eb I am delighted to welcome Anglicans back to the True Church. But they must be re-ordained if they wish to continue as Catholic priests. Which of course, is what is happening with the Personal Ordinariate. However we should never lose sight of the immense debt owed to many Irish clergy who helped keep the Faith going in England.