
From the Latin Mass to the Novus Ordo: How Did the Mass Change?
Among the most notable changes was the allowance of the use of modern, local languages in the Mass.
Among the most notable changes was the allowance of the use of modern, local languages in the Mass.
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One year after the FBI’s Richmond office sent out a memorandum outlining an investigation into traditionalist Catholics, a Latin Mass was held in the U.S. Capitol with the support of House Speaker Mike Johnson and two other Republican members of the House.
The news has caused frustration among some of the faithful who often attend the traditional Latin Mass and have worshipped at the annual requiem Mass.
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Dostoevsky wrote that “beauty will save the world.” In the short term, it may also save the Mass.
I hope that All Saints and parishes like it that have reverently maintained their traditions in the liturgy and in their community life will be able to pass them to future generations.
Bishop Joseph Strickland discusses what inspired him to celebrate the extraordinary form of the Mass on June 11.
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