I find it interesting that the most beautiful and admired liturgical events in the ordinary form are those parts that are indistinguishable from the Extraordinary Form (the Traditional Mass). Nobody seems to be all that enamored of the garbage that has transpired from the "liturgical revolution" brought about from the failed assembly known as Vatican II.
@@vitoralvesrs Vatican II was supposed to bring about a "New Pentecost". In fact, by every measure things went from good to bad, or worse. As for the Novus Ordo, if it is not garbage, why is the fruit it bears so rotten? Only 30% of Catholics believe in the Real Presence, while a majority support contraception, divorce, same sex "marriage", and priestesses. And, many Catholics, including our national leaders, openly support and use the government to increase access to abortion. Meanwhile, the Extraordinary Form has been like the mustard seed, starting from nearly nothing and growing explosively, especially among the young (and supplying many vocations for priests, monks, and nuns). I would never compel anyone to attend the Extraordinary Form, or deny them the right to attend the ordinary, but it's obvious the restrictions on the Extraordinary Form are a sign that people like Francis see their pride hurt by the fact that Catholics are learning of their heritage and wish to partake of it fully. Sadly, they fear piety among the people.
@@connecticutyankee9706 These problems you said are consequences of those bad ideologies, bad teaching of the doctrine, liturgical abuses, and misinterpretation of the documents of Vatican II. The Novus Ordo itself is not bad, or even garbage. I really admire the Extraordinary Form, my point here is actually to clarify that we must not throw away the Ordinary Form. Happy new year for you. And God bless you.
It seems that you are sticking to the external rites and Gregorian chants, because there are many things that have changed from the previous liturgy: the texts of the word of God are much better chosen now, changing the text of Hosea for that of Isaiah. And the liturgy can be very beautiful following the reform of Vatican II: it is not only Gregorian who lives the liturgy, which is frankly boring and does not reach the faithful in any way.
We miss you a lot dear Holy Father Pope Benedict....
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We have to pray for him, for Pope Francis and his Pontificate. We must respect our Pope as well.
Poderia ficar horas ouvindo, horas
Salvem esses vídeos. Já não existe mais essas celebrações. Ainda mais com o papa atual que proibiu a missa tridentina
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Manca molto Papa Benedetto
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@ Jose, si es el salmo indicado para desvestir el altar.
I find it interesting that the most beautiful and admired liturgical events in the ordinary form are those parts that are indistinguishable from the Extraordinary Form (the Traditional Mass). Nobody seems to be all that enamored of the garbage that has transpired from the "liturgical revolution" brought about from the failed assembly known as Vatican II.
Vatican II was not a failed assembly. And New Mass is not a garbage(however, the liturgical abuses are).
@@vitoralvesrs Vatican II was supposed to bring about a "New Pentecost". In fact, by every measure things went from good to bad, or worse. As for the Novus Ordo, if it is not garbage, why is the fruit it bears so rotten? Only 30% of Catholics believe in the Real Presence, while a majority support contraception, divorce, same sex "marriage", and priestesses. And, many Catholics, including our national leaders, openly support and use the government to increase access to abortion. Meanwhile, the Extraordinary Form has been like the mustard seed, starting from nearly nothing and growing explosively, especially among the young (and supplying many vocations for priests, monks, and nuns). I would never compel anyone to attend the Extraordinary Form, or deny them the right to attend the ordinary, but it's obvious the restrictions on the Extraordinary Form are a sign that people like Francis see their pride hurt by the fact that Catholics are learning of their heritage and wish to partake of it fully. Sadly, they fear piety among the people.
@@connecticutyankee9706 These problems you said are consequences of those bad ideologies, bad teaching of the doctrine, liturgical abuses, and misinterpretation of the documents of Vatican II. The Novus Ordo itself is not bad, or even garbage. I really admire the Extraordinary Form, my point here is actually to clarify that we must not throw away the Ordinary Form.
Happy new year for you. And God bless you.
It seems that you are sticking to the external rites and Gregorian chants, because there are many things that have changed from the previous liturgy: the texts of the word of God are much better chosen now, changing the text of Hosea for that of Isaiah. And the liturgy can be very beautiful following the reform of Vatican II: it is not only Gregorian who lives the liturgy, which is frankly boring and does not reach the faithful in any way.
este salmo con esa antifona no son para desvestir el altar?
Marta Siscar Lloréns on remet juste une nappe blanche pour accueillir le saint corps de Notre Seigneur Jésus Christ
the last catholic pope this church had up till 2019
Pope Francis is a catholic Pope.
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