The Irish possess a genius with words, storytelling and self-parody. No wonder they have produced some of the greatest writers of the English language.
@@sheld803 Ah, you're gracing cyberspace with a comment in reply that morphs into a rhetorical oxymoron, if that isn't an oxymoron in itself, don't ya know?
I was 8 in 1967. We had to walk 3.5 miles to mass in all weathers as my Dad had no car so we were always late and had to stand at the back then face the same journey walking back. It was like an endurance test.
Very accurate. Everyone starts coughing as the priest says his sermon. Nothing much has changed in all these years, apart from the young people standing at the back of the church. There is no young people at church nowadays.
*We're all at the Latin Mass.* In the parish I go, there are between 70-90 young adults of 18 to 30 years-old, and dozens of children. The Novus Ordo mass is dying _because_ it lacks piety and most of its priests are *poorly educated in the faith:* they no longer seek to save souls... rather... they seek to save themselves from being criticized by the world. The youth that still cares about the faith seek truthfulness, clarity, honesty, shepherds who will not shy away from telling them when their sins are grave, and how to amend their lives in order to save their souls.
@@MystoRobot You are lucky to have a Catholic Church full of young people. Most Catholic Churches have no teenagers attending. Everyone attending is over the age of 30.
Oh great! Mass! It's Father Alton Crosby, I'm a big fan of his. He gives good Mass. I love the way he works the altar. Look at that chalice work! Effortless!
I was born in England and we used to stay with my Grand Mother in Kerry during the Summer. The Women and Children went to the front of the Church and the Men stayed at the back. It was the norm at the time.
Did the Trans men say the mass and go around to the pub through the front door, as they didn't want to be seen going via the back door? Just wondering? 🤔
@@VelcroKittie What?!!! I am not Catholic, practicing or otherwise, and I am not offended by Father Ted! I love FT so much I have the complete series on DVD and have watched it so often I could recite the scripts. Funniest series ever. So you assume wrongly, mate. Whatever made you have such an assumption???
@@RachaelClag I actually deleted my comment and offer my apologies. I was having a bad day and completely misinterpreted Bluecanarys post. Sorry Bluecanary 😞
What? You would have no trouble getting a seat in any church these days. Indeed I am amazed more churches have not closed down such is the fall in attendances.
Nothing? Why everyone inside the church is chatting, discussing GAA, etc. quite loudly? For Polish it is disrespectful to others praying, lack of reverence to God.
Some folks used to get all dressed in their Sunday attire and stand outside the front door having a chat, and make a beeline for the pub well before the service finished.. (part of the ritual I guess)
Hilarious and so accurate. That brings back memories of when I used to go to mass. As a child I had to go, of course. On the walk to mass my mother was great at spotting an invisible bit of dirt on my face or knees. Out would come the handkerchief which she'd lick before grabbing me and scrubbing me furiously with it as if I was indelibly marked. Then, sufficiently clean again apparently, I was marched up to the front of the church. Very convenient for getting communion but it meant you were one of the last out of the church after mass. And you daren't risk showing displeasure at being stuck in a heaving mass of adults for fear of getting a good smack on the bottom which your friends just might see. Smack bottoms were great entertainment so long as you weren't the one getting smacked. As I got into my mid teens the trick was to get to church just before the offertory because if you were any later, you were demed to have missed mass and you'd have to go to a later one or commit a mortal sin by not bothering.
I've been to mass in Ireland. Number one, I needed subtitles because I didn't understand a word the priest was saying and if I didn't know the mass by heart I would have been lost. The other thing was there's no holding back when it's time to go up for the Eucharist, it's every man woman and child for himself. If you hesitate you're going to be pushed into the gutter while the little old ladies elbow their way up to be first in line. Plus, they don't sing, and they don't even have a pretense of singing cuz there are no hymnals in the pews. No matter though. I'd be thrilled to be back over in Ireland attending Mass.
At 0:44 - growing up as an Anglican (before I became an agnostic) - there used to be women like this in the Church of England. They always wanted the end of the "pew" as we call it, and not bench. They always liked the end of the pew for some unknown reason.
Sort-of Teddy boys at 1:48. While these days a church's problem with 'youth culure' may have do with vandalism or theft etc in those days Teds' main crime was tardiness.
I still have a good faith thank God but I don't blame people for turning away from the catholic faith, down to personal choice I guess, prayers keep me going 😊
@@tar0286 I kept praying, asking, got it but (after restrictions were over) was asked to wear some mask, in the middle of Holy mass, straight from sweaty hand of over zealous 'Agent'. Some harassment is still going on. Well, it takes all kind...
I can remember mass as i grew up in the UK. Catholic church, mainly Irish...women gossiping during mass, drunken Irishmen swaying and belching. I stopped going.
When in Dublin in the early 2000's, there were obnoxious pickpockets outside who followed me into the church. There were a few people in the church praying, it was in the afternoon. Anyway, the obnoxious would be thieves started to ask for money. I told them no and to leave me alone, the biggest lug of them started yelling 'I'm sorry, I'm sorry' over and over. No one did a thing. Kinda cowardly imo I did say something to the lug but said it quietly.
That made me giggle, wonder what they would think these days!!??? I am amused that there were many more faiths religions beliefs than Roman Catholicism!!!
This is hilarious. Only person missing is my Grandma. It is so good. She would talk out loud ........are you wearing a slip etc. Oh boy I laughed. Too bad no young ones.
@Adolph Paffen I was using sarcasm. Neither the Lord nor his earliest disciples spoke Latin, but more likely Aramaic, Hebrew and maybe some Greek, but certainly not Latin. For a genuinely Traditional Mass, we would have to celebrate it in Aramaic / Hebrew, as part of a meal held in someone's home, reclining on couches, with no altar rails, missals, incense, mitres or Gregorian chant....
@@a.t.c.3862 You need to be careful even with over the top sarcasm, because some radical Traditionalist Roman Catholics actually believe that what they call the Tradtional Latin Mass was celebrated by the Apostels. They aren't aware of the numerous Ancient Litugical Rites of both East and West. Actually, unless their families are from Rome or its surrounding areas their ancestors of even a few 100 years ago would not have worshiped using what they call the Traditional Latin Mass. England for instance used the Sarum Rite before the Protestant Refomation. Nor are they aware of people like Sts. Cyril and Methodius who a little over 1000 years ago translated with the blessing of the Pope the Liturgy in Slavic for the benefit of their missionary efforts in Slavic Lands. Yes, at the time Sts. Cyril and Methodius were opposed by the German Bishops who didn't like that the Liturgy was being translated into a Slavic Language. Many Traditional Roman Catholics aren't even aware that in Rome the Liturgy was usually celebrated in Greek for the 1st 300 years or so. The early Church adapted the Ancient Liturgies of the Jerusalem Temple and Ancient Liturgies of the Synagogue for Christian worship. It is interesting to study Ancient Liturgies of East and West, Liturgie of St. James, St. Basil the Great, the Coptic Liturgies of Egypt, the Maronite Liturgies of Labanon, the Liturgies of the Ethiopia, the Ancient Liturgies of the French Church etc.
Question! Did people actually start to cough like that during the sermon or is the video exaggerating just how common it was for people to do that? I’m trying to understand if people were actually that disrespectful (that’s how it seems at least) or if it was almost a ritual for some, or what
And those who are always too late, but absolutely have to light candles first and throw the money loudly into the offering box and then get into the first row.
@@saucyvinnie3812 great so, still don't see the point when latin isn't the original language of much of the new testament or old testament. handy for latin learners i suppose?
Arianrhod Hyde Latin was one of the three languages on the Cross of our dying Lord, so it is intimately tied to salvation history. Moreover, maintaining the original language, and the original *sense* of Scripture is not necessarily the same thing. The Latin Vulgate translated by St. Jerome, who had access to the very best manuscripts at the time in the 5th Century was the very first Bible made shortly after the canon was established by the Church after a series of Councils. This, along with the Latin liturgy of the Latin West, cooperates with Scripture to preserve the sense, meaning, and right belief within the life of the Church that is traditioned from generation to generation. Attending the Latin Mass plugs you into that Tradition, the transmission of Revelation in both its written and unwritten forms, in a very deep, immersive way. After all, how we pray affects how we believe and vice versa.
@@joshuareagan8819 I'll take your point about the latin vulgate being a good translation of the new testament, but the Latin on the cross was surely written by and for the Romans who were murdering him, and while I assume the Latin mass could be useful for understanding the historical experiences of western catholics, I'm not interested in maintaining that tradition. Enjoy yourselves I guess.
@0:44 With a name like Armstrong, it's highly unlikely in Ireland, that she was a Catholic. If she was, her name would probably have been Treanor, the Gaelic version of Armstrong.
@@beslanintruder2077 I'm aware of that, but Armstrong in particular is a Lowlands Scottish clan, who were planters and who took 'Treanor'; the Gaelic version of the name, if they were converting to Catholicism.
The Irish possess a genius with words, storytelling and self-parody. No wonder they have produced some of the greatest writers of the English language.
is that bollocks
@@sheld803 Ah, you're gracing cyberspace with a comment in reply that morphs into a rhetorical oxymoron, if that isn't an oxymoron in itself, don't ya know?
Racist but also a compliment
@@sheld803 you must be english cause u are like a pair of knickers ,always on the BUM😮
@@ajarnwordsmith628 Ah the genius of ye!
I was 8 in 1967. We had to walk 3.5 miles to mass in all weathers as my Dad had no car so we were always late and had to stand at the back then face the same journey walking back. It was like an endurance test.
I am sorry . That was truly an ordeal. Offer up those hard sacrifices as Our Lady asked in reparation for the sins against her Immaculate heart.
The Mass is worth it
You needed to leave earlier
That means God loves you
Very accurate. Everyone starts coughing as the priest says his sermon. Nothing much has changed in all these years, apart from the young people standing at the back of the church. There is no young people at church nowadays.
Excellent point.
I'm 15 and go to Latin Mass
*We're all at the Latin Mass.*
In the parish I go, there are between 70-90 young adults of 18 to 30 years-old, and dozens of children. The Novus Ordo mass is dying _because_ it lacks piety and most of its priests are *poorly educated in the faith:* they no longer seek to save souls... rather... they seek to save themselves from being criticized by the world.
The youth that still cares about the faith seek truthfulness, clarity, honesty, shepherds who will not shy away from telling them when their sins are grave, and how to amend their lives in order to save their souls.
@@MystoRobot
You are lucky to have a Catholic Church full of young people.
Most Catholic Churches have no teenagers attending.
Everyone attending is over the age of 30.
Thanks be to God, my FSSP parish has more people under 10 than over 30.
This reminds me of Sunday Mass growing up in Rural Ireland... Everything here happened every Sunday.
At mass in rural Scotland too. I was an altar boy around 1970, the exact same.
Very strong jawline gene in that parish.
What's a little mandibular prognathism between kissing cousins.
Narrator's voice is priceless..
he is a natural comedian i think
@@banjodeano2202 I think it might be Des Keogh, actor, comedian, and trained lawyer. Has that crisp delivery but in fairness, everyone did then.
@@ablacknambercat Fr Joe Dunne RIP one of the Radharc programme pioneers.
@@Daniel-OConnell Id forgotten Radarch, one of the better things on TV back in the day.
its father joe dunn. indeed. both makers of radharc, fr joe dunn and fr peter lemass died quite too early , like 30 - 40 years ago.
Great to see Jimmy Hill in the church analysing the congregation as distinct from analysing football matches on Match of the Day!! 😀
Massive chin
@@choctaw6838 🙄
😂😂😂😂😂🤣
This bloke makes jimmy hill look like Gail tilsley
Whopper of a chin
Oh great! Mass! It's Father Alton Crosby, I'm a big fan of his. He gives good Mass. I love the way he works the altar. Look at that chalice work! Effortless!
I seriously thought i was the only Niall who regularly quoted that exact Ted quote
@@niallyshere Great minds think alike!
@@nialljohnson5191 Great Nialls i think you mean 😃
When is the special edition of Jurassic Park with extra Dinosaurs on?
DOUGAL! WE ARE NOT WATCHING ‘ALIENS’!
‘At least those who came in late can make up for it and now leave early’ 😂
That and "the irresistible force meets the immovable object!" cracked me up!
I love the zany overdub, of Mrs. Armstrong praying at 1-03. Hilarious.
Good one.
Cor, would ya look at the chin on that fella
Sure you would cut wood with it
Back in 1971 it was rented out as Ireland's first skiing resort
@@thurmanmerman2720 🤣🤣
@@patrickmullen2938 I know! 🤣
Why the long face?
I was born in England and we used to stay with my Grand Mother in Kerry during the Summer. The Women and Children went to the front of the Church and the Men stayed at the back. It was the norm at the time.
At the end straight round to the back door of the pub that wasn't open on Sunday mornings?
I've done that one.
@@COIcultist Me too.
@@COIcultist Great times.
Did the Trans men say the mass and go around to the pub through the front door, as they didn't want to be seen going via the back door? Just wondering? 🤔
@@James_BAlert that is hilarious.
Hilarious. An episode of Father Ted couldn't beat this!
@@VelcroKittie What?!!! I am not Catholic, practicing or otherwise, and I am not offended by Father Ted! I love FT so much I have the complete series on DVD and have watched it so often I could recite the scripts. Funniest series ever. So you assume wrongly, mate. Whatever made you have such an assumption???
@@VelcroKittie I think you should stop this assumption stuff! You're not very good at it!!
@@RachaelClag I actually deleted my comment and offer my apologies. I was having a bad day and completely misinterpreted Bluecanarys post. Sorry Bluecanary 😞
@@VelcroKittie Accepted. No problem.
Some good Fr Jessop-style sarcasm from the voice-over priest.
Nothing has changed! This is still how it is!
What? You would have no trouble getting a seat in any church these days. Indeed I am amazed more churches have not closed down such is the fall in attendances.
Nothing? Why everyone inside the church is chatting, discussing GAA, etc. quite loudly? For Polish it is disrespectful to others praying, lack of reverence to God.
@@Lar308 it because of all the nasty priests and nuns abusing kids the hypocrite I'm an ex catholic and happy I left the cult
i can't begin to tell you how much I love this clip. THANK YOU X
This video is great!. They need to start playing videos like this in school again
Some folks used to get all dressed in their Sunday attire and stand outside the front door having a chat, and make a beeline for the pub well before the service finished.. (part of the ritual I guess)
Brilliant that was.
Wow…a member of the Gestapo arrives at 1.30. 😂
I'm reminded of Harry Enfield and his Mr Cholmondley-Warner parodies 😀
Wow, remember Sundays when church would be packed and you'd have to listen outside. Sigh..
The passive aggression is visceral. Good thing we don't judge each other these days.
There's no such thing as not judging. Just not stating the truth. That can be good or bad depending on the situation and on the necessity.
H.P Lovecraft walks into an Irish church
Fantastic.
Thats a fine faux leather gestapo coat
This is fucking genius.
😂😂😂🤣🤣 funny how they all get covid at the sermon but are miraculously heald after it. Plus the face of the girl when she sits in the water. 😂😂🤣
In my local churches in those days the men and women had to sit in separate sides of the room. Also women weren't allowed on the alter.
Was still like that in Clara in 1980! Weirdest thing.
@@justdefacts And in Austria as well. And in India at Hindu weddings.
No one was allowed near the altar other than the priest and his altar servers. Regardless of sex.
This is still Northern Ireland 2021
Based
Donegal isn't in Northern Ireland
Thank you. Great Video.
This reminds me of the time I went to a Catholic church in London in July 1990.
Hilarious and so accurate. That brings back memories of when I used to go to mass. As a child I had to go, of course. On the walk to mass my mother was great at spotting an invisible bit of dirt on my face or knees. Out would come the handkerchief which she'd lick before grabbing me and scrubbing me furiously with it as if I was indelibly marked. Then, sufficiently clean again apparently, I was marched up to the front of the church. Very convenient for getting communion but it meant you were one of the last out of the church after mass. And you daren't risk showing displeasure at being stuck in a heaving mass of adults for fear of getting a good smack on the bottom which your friends just might see. Smack bottoms were great entertainment so long as you weren't the one getting smacked. As I got into my mid teens the trick was to get to church just before the offertory because if you were any later, you were demed to have missed mass and you'd have to go to a later one or commit a mortal sin by not bothering.
How cool that they got Crimson Chin himself to appear in this video
This is one of the funniest videos I've seen on TH-cam.
Nice of yer man at 01:30 to rock up in an SS coat.
He’s definitely going for the Goebbles look.
Was going to say it myself.... looks like the Gestapo are in town
@gerald kelly True that.
@gerald kelly Well they were a Christian party. Real name National Socialists.
I've been to mass in Ireland. Number one, I needed subtitles because I didn't understand a word the priest was saying and if I didn't know the mass by heart I would have been lost. The other thing was there's no holding back when it's time to go up for the Eucharist, it's every man woman and child for himself. If you hesitate you're going to be pushed into the gutter while the little old ladies elbow their way up to be first in line. Plus, they don't sing, and they don't even have a pretense of singing cuz there are no hymnals in the pews. No matter though. I'd be thrilled to be back over in Ireland attending Mass.
You'l have to wait until lockdown is over. Mass is banned at the moment.
Just like the penal days, we'll have to meet in secret at the Rock. Criminal, what they've done to us.
@@sara505sings It is to keep people alive, Sara.
@@JHatLpool you've been lied to.
@@sara505sings Of course, you have not been lied to ...
Obviously the inspiration for Father Ted..
Except Fr Ted was some 15to 20 years later
At 0:44 - growing up as an Anglican (before I became an agnostic) - there used to be women like this in the Church of England. They always wanted the end of the "pew" as we call it, and not bench. They always liked the end of the pew for some unknown reason.
That was brilliant
Now they're just glad if someone can just point out where the church is.
Love it
0:42 Wow, noble chin .
Hapsburgs are still alive in Ireland 😂
Okay I didn’t know Robin Williams did narration this long ago
Sort-of Teddy boys at 1:48. While these days a church's problem with 'youth culure' may have do with vandalism or theft etc in those days Teds' main crime was tardiness.
By my mother's mandible! It's the *Crimson chin!* Always wondered what he did when he wasn't fighting crime!
Lots of respect showed then to God, all gone now unfortunately
Best thing that ever happened was the decline of that lot
I must have blinked...
Agreed
I still have a good faith thank God but I don't blame people for turning away from the catholic faith, down to personal choice I guess, prayers keep me going 😊
@@Amelia-bd2tj society is falling apart in tandem
1:24 "And now here's SS Obergruppenführer Schmitt, a pillar of the community..."
We need to return to God
Amen. Viva Christo Rey. Ave Maria
Fr Fintan Stack on commentary there , he's above in Jurassic Park now, with the hairy hands.
1.27 the local nazi SS member arrives
@0:41 I didn't know that the last of the Habsburgs was to be found in Ireland in the 1960s.
If there was that much coughing in there today they would all have to qurtine for 14days
Say what you will, the Church hasn't changed much.
Besides the entire liturgy changing entirely and half a billion people leaving as a result.
@@saucyvinnie3812 exactly, and you can’t even receive the Eucharist on the tongue practically
@@saucyvinnie3812 they left because of kid molestation
@@tar0286 I kept praying, asking, got it but (after restrictions were over) was asked to wear some mask, in the middle of Holy mass, straight from sweaty hand of over zealous 'Agent'. Some harassment is still going on. Well, it takes all kind...
It must’ve been a hoot making the video😊
Anyone know where this comes from? Catholic Truth Society? The Catholic Broadcasting and Communications Team? I would love to know...
How many people are hung over in there?
@00:42 That’s one mean jaw on the moose!🫎 His nickname is
“Jaw-Strap Moonlight!” 🌙
Anyone know which street it was filmed at the end??
Sadly, this continues at TLM parishes everywhere. I'm one of the worst, so I should know...😒
What's wrong with all the other seats?
You can't get out before the end without being noticed
@@maurar5548so they’d wanna sit on the inner ends to get out quicker?
Or did they wanna sit on the outer ends?
I guess the inner ends make more sense?
I can remember mass as i grew up in the UK.
Catholic church, mainly Irish...women gossiping during mass, drunken Irishmen swaying and belching.
I stopped going.
You are a bigot
When in Dublin in the early 2000's, there were obnoxious pickpockets outside who followed me into the church. There were a few people in the church praying, it was in the afternoon. Anyway, the obnoxious would be thieves started to ask for money. I told them no and to leave me alone, the biggest lug of them started yelling 'I'm sorry, I'm sorry' over and over. No one did a thing. Kinda cowardly imo I did say something to the lug but said it quietly.
Anyone a source on this?
First guy has the stereotypical UK face...Mr. Ed🤣
This is Ireland not the uk
I thought Quebecois were the only people who smoked in church
The narrator sounds like Peter Sellers.
who is the holy joe with the big chin?
Anyone know the name of the narrator
Fr Joe Dunne
This was the original pilot episode for Father Ted. :)
And that lady at the end was never seen again. And everyone else died of COVID-19. The End.
LOL the lady rattling her Rosary on the pew
Hilarious stuff
It's a covid-19 nightmare!
That made me giggle, wonder what they would think these days!!??? I am amused that there were many more faiths religions beliefs than Roman Catholicism!!!
I was 10 1964
We had to wear mantillas to church until I 14 or 15
The pious are with us🙄
Wait, where’s Jack and Douglas?
dougal
This is hilarious. Only person missing is my Grandma. It is so good. She would talk out loud ........are you wearing a slip etc. Oh boy I laughed. Too bad no young ones.
That's a big jawline!!
Mute it, and it's like a Dave Allen sketch.
It's exactly like the Last Supper! Good old Latin Mass. :-)
What the Last Supper was in Latin? What indication do you have that any of the Apostels even could speak or understand Latin?
@Adolph Paffen
I was using sarcasm.
Neither the Lord nor his earliest disciples spoke Latin, but more likely Aramaic, Hebrew and maybe some Greek, but certainly not Latin.
For a genuinely Traditional Mass, we would have to celebrate it in Aramaic / Hebrew, as part of a meal held in someone's home, reclining on couches, with no altar rails, missals, incense, mitres or Gregorian chant....
@@a.t.c.3862 You need to be careful even with over the top sarcasm, because some radical Traditionalist Roman Catholics actually believe that what they call the Tradtional Latin Mass was celebrated by the Apostels. They aren't aware of the numerous Ancient Litugical Rites of both East and West. Actually, unless their families are from Rome or its surrounding areas their ancestors of even a few 100 years ago would not have worshiped using what they call the Traditional Latin Mass. England for instance used the Sarum Rite before the Protestant Refomation. Nor are they aware of people like Sts. Cyril and Methodius who a little over 1000 years ago translated with the blessing of the Pope the Liturgy in Slavic for the benefit of their missionary efforts in Slavic Lands. Yes, at the time Sts. Cyril and Methodius were opposed by the German Bishops who didn't like that the Liturgy was being translated into a Slavic Language. Many Traditional Roman Catholics aren't even aware that in Rome the Liturgy was usually celebrated in Greek for the 1st 300 years or so.
The early Church adapted the Ancient Liturgies of the Jerusalem Temple and Ancient Liturgies of the Synagogue for Christian worship. It is interesting to study Ancient Liturgies of East and West, Liturgie of St. James, St. Basil the Great, the Coptic Liturgies of Egypt, the Maronite Liturgies of Labanon, the Liturgies of the Ethiopia, the Ancient Liturgies of the French Church etc.
@@a.t.c.3862 the mass is both a meal and a sacrifice, to get rid of the sacrificial aspect of the Mass is protestant
@A.C. And the Catholic Church has not done that. Though the neo-pharisees of the old Mass in Latin, falsely accused Her of it.
Grew up catholic in England and it was pretty much the same. Including the Irish priest. Won't catch me anywhere near a church now
God bless your heart
Question!
Did people actually start to cough like that during the sermon or is the video exaggerating just how common it was for people to do that?
I’m trying to understand if people were actually that disrespectful (that’s how it seems at least) or if it was almost a ritual for some, or what
In certain parts of Ireland, if you tell a lie, your chin grows longer.
You left out the old women who poked little kids in the back for moving or looking about.
And those who are always too late, but absolutely have to light candles first and throw the money loudly into the offering box and then get into the first row.
This is class :)
Who made this
Oh boy. I think I would have to leave
Doing the Traditional Latin Mass I see 😎
Yeah, mass was better when you couldn't understand a word, hah?
The English translation is literally on the adjacent page in the Missal.
@@saucyvinnie3812 great so, still don't see the point when latin isn't the original language of much of the new testament or old testament. handy for latin learners i suppose?
Arianrhod Hyde Latin was one of the three languages on the Cross of our dying Lord, so it is intimately tied to salvation history. Moreover, maintaining the original language, and the original *sense* of Scripture is not necessarily the same thing. The Latin Vulgate translated by St. Jerome, who had access to the very best manuscripts at the time in the 5th Century was the very first Bible made shortly after the canon was established by the Church after a series of Councils. This, along with the Latin liturgy of the Latin West, cooperates with Scripture to preserve the sense, meaning, and right belief within the life of the Church that is traditioned from generation to generation. Attending the Latin Mass plugs you into that Tradition, the transmission of Revelation in both its written and unwritten forms, in a very deep, immersive way. After all, how we pray affects how we believe and vice versa.
@@joshuareagan8819 I'll take your point about the latin vulgate being a good translation of the new testament, but the Latin on the cross was surely written by and for the Romans who were murdering him, and while I assume the Latin mass could be useful for understanding the historical experiences of western catholics, I'm not interested in maintaining that tradition. Enjoy yourselves I guess.
This had the makings of a Monty Python episode, except for the fact so much of it is true.
The skull on this guy!
God be the day of pre Covid coughing!
Jay Lenos Irish cousin
Ha
What country does the commentator's accent come from?
England. Middle to Upper class Dubliners, and culchies with notions, used to either have, or mimick, British accents, because of their 'prestige'.
So you dropped a button in the plate and spewed up in the church.
Pogues
@@shredder9536 No, Shane McGowan!!
All flocked to the church for mass and after the men made a beeline for the pub 😅
@0:44 With a name like Armstrong, it's highly unlikely in Ireland, that she was a Catholic. If she was, her name would probably have been Treanor, the Gaelic version of Armstrong.
Gerry Adams is Catholic. Lots of Irish have English sounding or English last names.
@@beslanintruder2077 I'm aware of that, but Armstrong in particular is a Lowlands Scottish clan, who were planters and who took 'Treanor'; the Gaelic version of the name, if they were converting to Catholicism.
@@shamrockshore6308 Oh no I bet you're an American with such wild claims and a name like "shamrock shore", to be sure to be sure lol! 😝
@@clairee4939 And it looks like you may be a bunny boiler.
@@shamrockshore6308 😂
I normally really dig these videos, but this one was just weird. That one guy had a pretty spectacular chin, though.
Was this meant to be a comedy type thing??
No...but also...yes
@@dicklimerick7 lolol what a country we have...
VERY accurate ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The man from Adam's family 😆
Never did I see people behave like this in church! Of course, I’m Episcopalian!
Better the Mass then the BCP any day
I've seen worse. Pentecostals writhing around crying and babbling in tongues. Scary stuff.
I thought they had closed??