How I Learned To Pray In Latin as a Traditional Catholic
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- In this video, I explain how I learned how to pray in Latin.
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I would love to know ...do you pray in Latin? Please share with me your reasons for praying in Latin or not praying in Latin.
I pray the rosary in Latin according to the 1962 missal, which claims that the prayer is comprised of the signum cruci, Pater Noster, the Ave Maria, and the Gloria Patri, with all other prayers being considered pious additions. This could be attractive to me as I’m simply unable to memorize such lengthy prayer as the credo in Latin. Perhaps in the future.
Yes, like you, it is a mix. I pray the Rosary almost entirely in Latin. I do pick it up quickly when I study the prayers. Saint Michael is my next one!
I pray in Latin because I attend the Latin Mass only. I will not attend the "Church of the New Advent " as Pope John Paul ll called it.
We use Latin because the meaning of words cannot be changed!
I'm 69 and grew up with the Latin Mass however I have never prayed the rosary in Latin as we were not taught. I think the rosary in English is just as pleasing to Mary. Mind you I'm thinking of learning it as I only know how to bless myself in Latin and follow Latin Mass. Xx
I don't know if you'll ever see this but I just found your channel. I was raised Catholic and my grandmother used to take me to the Cathedral down the street. I was only 3 but learned to sight-read Latin. I loved Catholicism when I was little and my little mind was filled with the Latin. They went to NO a few years later and I abandoned the faith. I eventually became Presbyterian and still am but I still pine away for the beautiful Latin and still use all my passwords in Latin. I miss Latin. Had the Latin remained I'd probably still be Catholic. I'm following you b/c of my constant love of the Latin. If you don't mind having a reformer in your midst, I'll continue to follow and try to relearn the ancient language that speaks to my heart.
I think most important thing in prayer is to understand and embrace it with your whole heart. God created people so diverse so he must know all the languages right? Latin happened to be to language of Romans at that time who had the Bishop of Rome. Infact Bible was written originally in Greek so if you ask Greek Orthodoxs they have the original language.Although Jesus spoke in Aramaic which is totally different. At the end everyone speaks and prays from their hearts and God knows it ❤
Actually, you are right.
I learned the Ave Maria, Pater Noster, Salve Regina by listening to TH-cam videos of Gregorian chant rosary. Setting it to music made it easier to remember.
I did learn my prayers in Latin and Spanish when I was at school. I still remember some of them and since I've started to be more intentional in my prayers I'm gonna be adding this too.
I think it's excellent to pray in Latin. However it's important to pray in whatever language you choose. Just PRAY.
@dcipawn a point I made in this very video.
I pray the Rosary in Latin 👍🙏🕯
I’ve been waiting for this video !! Thank you for sharing!!
When I fist attended my 1st TLM last summer, I was hooked! I had a super deeper conversion into my faith that I wanted to pray in Latin and live out my faith every day (instead of settling for just Sundays) just like the Saints did and my ancestors. I committed to learning the Holy Rosary (Pater Noster, Creed, Ave Maria , Salve Regina, Litany and St. Michael prayer) in Latin and the Divine Mercy Chaplet . I’ve been praying it every day along with the Angelus 3 times a day and the morning prayer every day and I’m will be praying all of this in Latin until the end of my days. It’s changed my life radically . My Father got me my Fr. Lasance Latin Missal for my birthday and I carried that book with me every where . I immersed myself in Latin . My 3 year old daughter knows the Angelus , Pater Noster, Ave Maria and the Divine Mercy Chaplet in Latín and it makes me soooo happy 🥰 I just feel more connected to my prayers and to God when I pray in an ancient Holy language that was around Our Lord Jesus Christ 2,000 years ago and it’s the language of our Church .
When I first listened to Latin , I picked up some of it with my Spanish but my soul understood its beauty and sacredness .
I’m going to learn how to pray before and after meals :) which I found on PrayLatin.com 🤗 will be purchasing it 🤍 thank you for your hard work and inspiring us with your faith. God bless you and your family ✝️🤍
I love this!
You have made up my mind to learn Latin. God bless you and your family. Amen
Wonderful! The cards from PrayLatin.com were extremely helpful for our family!
I've just started RCIA, and my local church doesn't do TLM, however i found a Catholic cathedral that does TLM every morning during the week. I plan to start going
@Tara Elizabeth Densley that’s amazing that you can have daily TLM 🥰♥️
I pray that we move one day to a place that offers the Usus Antiquior every day of the week.
Do you think you’ll ever change your parish and start attending Mass @ the Cathedral - especially for Sunday Mass?
I wanted to thank you for doing this video. I am teaching myself Latin, because I not only want to pray in latin, but also be able to read in latin. I have been longing to pray in latin and learn latin for a while now because I feel closer to the Lord when I hear latin and when someone is praying in latin I feel the Lord's presence more. I also know as you stated the devil hates latin. Thank you again for doing this video.
I bought a Latin prayer book specifically to pray in Latin when praying the rosary. It makes me sad that my evangelical grandfather doesn’t want me to be a practicing Catholic, but I still desire to follow catholic traditions. Thank you for this video.
@Ryan Christian Vasile Tiongson you become Catholic and you stay Catholic because of one Man *JESUS CHRIST*
This is His Church and there is no other option for a true follower of Jesus Christ than to be united to His Bride Holy Mother Church.
Pray for your grandfather that he turns from his most grievous error in denying what Christ asked of us all and for not accepting ALL that He said before it is too late for him.
I attended a high school seminary and studied Latin for 6 years both in high school and college. It saddens me because I go to a parish that has both a Hispanic community and English-speaking community which never interact because we have masses in both languages. Second, after my first year of Latin I knew that the translations we were using for mass were not correct. I was glad when we went to a more authentic translation about 10 years ago. However, I have said the mis translations so many times and still do for my private prayers that I need to pull out the missal during mass to recite them correctly now.
We are on a very similar journey. This is just awesome.
I use a prayer app that includes Latin prayers. Great resource out there now. Started taking an online Latin class through St. John Cantius in Chicago. To help my understanding of Latin. It's challenging, but very informative.
Thanks for sharing!! ♥️
Thank you for making this video! I have been waiting for it! I need to order the cards from Pray Latin. I just don’t know if I am pronouncing the words correctly (thank you having Latin in your journal!) when I follow along with Someone it just seems like they rattle the words off so fast, I don’t even pray that fast in English😂 great video thanks again!😊
You are so welcome ♥️
I don't yet but would love to learn. We switched to the TLM about 4 months ago and are really loving the liturgy. The rosary in Latin seems like the next logical step.
I pray the prayers i know in Latin like the pater, ave mara, Gloria and de profundus, some prayers i pray in Spanish, some in English it just depends really how I'm inspired to pray at that moment. I'm learning as much Latin as possible though
Hello I'm a Deacon
on the west coast.
I love to hearing all
Of what your saying. I come from a spiritual side of our the
Faith. Blessing homes has really opened my eyes.
Especially dealing with evil. I also am learning Latin the same way. Ecclesiastical latin
Of the rosary.
If you have the St. Michael prayer please put it on your site. God bless
Keep up God graces to spread and Dave souls.
It happens to be too, that Latin, Greek, and Hebrew in general are more beautiful than any other language.
Working on trying to incorporate LATIN prayers in my daily life. I'm starting with my most said daily prayers and then maybe trying to convert my devotionals.
@Benjamin McKay the PrayLatin.com cards were extremely helpful for my family and me to learn Latin.
We pray 80% of the rosary in Latin.
Working on the St. Michael prayer in Latin soon!
🫣That one seems difficult but I’m guessing the enemy wants me to believe that and not try.
I’m 100% learning it 🤓
Sancte Michael Archangele, defende nos in proelio, contra nequitiam et insidias diaboli esto praesidium.
Imperet illi Deus, supplices deprecamur: tuque, Princeps militiae caelestis, Satanam aliosque spiritus malignos, qui ad perditionem animarum pervagantur in mundo, divina virtute, in infernum detrude. Amen.
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Eyes on Jesus!
I've been watching videos on how to pray in Latin on TH-cam (some are really good, others go a bit fast and it's hard to follow). If I could do the entire rosary, that would be a great start but until then, I just say it in English. My Australian accent is a hindrance when it comes to pronunciation sometimes 😄
I agree having a universal tongue is important for the Church. It's something we can all share regardless of where you are. I have heard priests say that demons hate Latin and many prayers are more efficacious in Latin, that's what motivated me to start.
I never studied Latin, don't understand Latin, and saying anything in Latin especially a prayer is basically 'meaningless' to me. Being older now with a significant hearing loss, it is unlikely I will ever learn Latin well enough to follow along in a conversation. Thanks Be to God the Mass is held in a language I can understand.
@John S thanks for sharing with me. If you’re able to read you’re able to understand Latin. This is especially true with the Latin Mass - everything that Father prays to God is known to us as his prayers are in the Missal both in Latin and English.
I think remembering that the Mass is not for us nor are our prayers *to God* for us.
@@ACatholicWife Easy for you. Ha Ha.
@John S definitely takes effort but it’s been worth it for me.
The enemy hates Latin which is a great reason to pray in Latin.
Have a great weekend ♥️🙏🏽
@@ACatholicWife Right now, I am just happy to have found the Church, have finished RCIA, and completing the final steps to hopefully soon be in full communion with the Church.
I could tell you some horror stories about out previous relationship with the episcopal church.
Not saying I can't learn Latin some day, but right now that is low priority on my radar screen.
Thank you.
Awesome! Will take a listen. I'm interested in attending Latin mass and praying the rosary in Latin and also I love languages and thought learning Latin would be cool! Happy New Year and God Bless!^_^❤🥳🎉🎂🥂
Wonderful! Thanks for your support.
I studied Latin in high school and could only manage a C. It's a tough language.
That’s an awesome point about going to mass in another country and if it’s Latin we can all have the opportunity to understand. Not understanding mass in another country is frustrating.
How come satan hates Latin? Can you give some more input on that please?
Interesting. My wife and I went to Mass when we traveled to Vietnam and found that we were able to follow along quite well with the liturgy. The only thing we obviously couldn't understand was the homily. The great thing about the Catholic Mass is that you know where you are in the liturgy no matter what country your in.
i had a easier time understanding latin in the mass as a teenager and, ive never understood spanish much,so i know what you mean
Hello Deena, thanks for the video! I have heard more than once that the devil hates Latin. And that Latin is the language of the angels. As a TLM goer, I definitely see this is true.
TH-cam might be blocking your likes! God bless
@Joseph Bryne not much I can do about that.
Syria still has a population of Christians who use Aramaic.
@Rosalind Astourian I’m sure there are but Aramaic isn’t the official language of the Church.
Latin is one of 3 Holy languages (the others are Greek & Hebrew).
I think more Catholics should want to learn how to pray in Latin.
There has been a pushback for a long time. Latin should be introduced back to the church.
Latin is "sacred?" What does that mean?
@Ge Mum Latin is because it was one of the 3 languages (Greek, Latin, & Hebrew) that was affixed to the instrument of our salvation which we know is Holy Cross of Jesus Christ.
That makes it a holy language.
Good afternoon. I'm a Protestant pastor, but in the TH-cam algorithm I had a suggestion for the video on your objection to viewing the Chosen series. I have watched a few others in the spirit of dialogue and with this one I have two questions I'd like to ask. Please understand that this is not meant as any sort of "gotcha" or argumentative spirit, but rather I'm a bit unfamiliar with your position and would like to better understand your basis for it.
Question 1: you mention that prayer in Latin would help you and other participants to understand one another instead of vernacular languages, and I can understand your argument there. But the question I have would these not be traditional and common prayers, and would that not mean that even though you don't speak the vernacular language wouldn't you be able to understand what the others are saying and what they mean? For example, if they are praying the sign of the cross, or the Lord's prayer, or the Apostles Creed you might not recognize their vernacular words, but you understand what the words are in English and their meaning?
Question 2: You mention several times that Satan, or our Enemy hates Latin. I am familiar with some Roman Catholic concepts, but I am not familiar with this one. What is the basis for this statement? Perhaps somewhat related, I am curious as to why Mary would be more excited to hear to hear prayers in Latin.
Again, I don't ask in disrespect but rather to better understand your basis and reasoning. Thank you.
Travis.
Hello. My name is Chris and I am Deena’s husband. She’s unable to answer your questions herself at this time, but I help her out a lot with comments and I’d like to offer the following to your questions.
I want to start by thanking you for the respectful and charitable way in which you asked your questions. We always welcome questions or comments from people of good will who may be from another faith as long as they conduct themselves the way you have.
The Catholic Church (“The Church”) has always taught that the enemy is very real, and is very active in our lives (1 Peter 5:8-9). The exorcism rites of The Church, which are very strong and are used regularly to defeat the enemy were originally written in Latin and are still widely used. Exorcists have always testified that the demons they expel absolutely hate Latin.
Father Chad Ripperger, one of the most “famous” exorcists has also reported that since The Church issued the exorcism rites in the vernacular, it’s been a lot harder to exorcise demons like that so they end up having to revert back to the Latin texts.
Besides being a part of Holy Scripture, which makes The languages of Greek, Latin, and Hebrew sacred, those languages were affixed to the instrument of our salvation (the cross), and the demon knows the relationship Latin has to the cross. It’s also why all three languages are used in the Catholic Mass. God chose those languages from all the languages to be the ones affixed to the cross, which is another reason they’re sacred.
Because Latin is a sacred language, it is therefore, objectively speaking more pleasing to God.
Latin also became the official language of the Church, so it became the language of the mystical body of Christ.
In terms of the shared language (Latin), it’s more a matter of our being able to *pray along* with the Mass no matter where we are in the world as opposed to simply understanding. For example, if we were in the Philippines, and the language being used there in that Mass was Filipino (or Tagalog), we’d have a very hard time following it, much less praying along (and would probably lose our place within the prayer-even if it’s a prayer common throughout The Church). It also has at least a bit to do with the universality aspect of The Church.
As for our Blessed Mother being “more excited” to hear our prayers in Latin, I’ll refer you back to what Deena said and also reiterate the sacred aspect of the language. Being that she is in Heaven and is surrounded with only holiness (as well as being holy herself), we feel Mary would quite enjoy the fact that we are working hard to learn the sacred language, which by the way has helped us as a family in so many ways grow closer to Christ.
She always points us to her Son (“my soul doth magnify The Lord….” Luke 1:46-55) who is the *only* way to salvation and to The Father, and as Jesus gave her to us (and us to her) from the cross, we know she is praying for us and is walking this path with us, so we know she looks at us as her children. She gave us the Rosary to pray and if we can endeavor to learn it in the sacred language, we feel she loves it. The Rosary is a continual reflection and meditation on different aspects of the life of Christ and is such a gift.
I hope this helps to answer your questions. If you have any others, please feel free to email them to Deena and either she or I can address them. I absolutely love sharing about the Catholic Faith and love engaging with others about it. God bless you and thanks again for your cordiality.
@@TheBadTrad thank you Chris. It is always better in engagement and discussion to understand where people get their basis or where they are coming from as well as to be as cordial as possible.
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My family and I pray a lot of our prayers in Latin too. The Praying Latin cards are very nice. Praying the Rosary and the Office in Latin helped me to learn Latin better. I've also been using books like "Getting Started with Latin," "Lingua Latina," and Duolingo's Latin course. As a family though, other than attending the TLM and incorporating Latin prayers into our daily prayers, chanting the Latin prayers has helped us all become much more familiar with Latin. I second listening to Latin chant to get the pronunciation down. I personally recommend the Latin chant done by @johnshaw and @PatrickLenkMusic.
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