Pope's Commitment To Motu Proprio

[KnightofChrist]

[quote name='Revprodeji' post='1251923' date='Apr 21 2007, 04:16 PM']Knightofchrist. What is the difference with these 2 groups and just a normal catholic priest?[/quote]

Well as long as both are in union and faithful to the Holy See, both are normal priest, there is not that much of a difference I can think of other than one performs the Traditional Mass, and the other the Novus Ordo. Some of the rites performed at mass are somewhat different like baptism, and others. Perhaps someone wiser than I on this matter can answer more deeply.

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thanks guys. I appreciate it.

[bonoducchi]

[quote name='Ash Wednesday' post='1251939' date='Apr 21 2007, 05:38 PM']I love Benedict XVI. Who would have ever thought Ratzinger would become pope?[/quote]

Everyone.

[quote]Oh and I love the words "motu proprio". That just sounds cool beyond belief. Carry on.[/quote]

Cultic language much?

[Resurrexi]

[quote name='Aloysius' post='1251942' date='Apr 21 2007, 03:42 PM']If you're interested in the Latin Mass: [url="http://www.latinliturgy.com/"]http://www.latinliturgy.com/[/url]

Here you'll find Novus Ordo masses in all or partial latin: [url="http://www.latinliturgy.com/latin_mass_dir.asp"]http://www.latinliturgy.com/latin_mass_dir.asp[/url]

Here youl'll find Tradtional Latin masses in all latin: [url="http://www.ecclesiadei.org/masses.cfm"]http://www.ecclesiadei.org/masses.cfm[/url]

Since your little myspace thing said your from Minnesota...

Novus Ordo Missaes in Latin:
Archdiocese of St Paul-Minneapolis
St. Nicholas Church
51 Church Street
New Market MN 55054
Sun at 8 AM
1970

Archdiocese of St. Paul-Minneapolis
Church of St. Mary
535 South Lewis Street
Shakopee MN 55379
1st Sat at 9 AM
1970

Archdiocese of St. Paul-Minneapolis
St. Agnes Church
548 Lafond Avenue
St. Paul MN 55103
Sun at 10 AM (sung;
orchestral on 30 Sundays of each year).
Sat at 8 AM; Solemn Vespers and Benediction
Sun at 3 PM; Benediction, Sat at 5 PM
1970

Tridentine Masses:
Minnesota

MINNEAPOLIS/SAINT PAUL Archdiocese
South Saint Paul
St. Augustine Church
W Sunday: 11:30 AM

SAINT CLOUD Diocese
Flensburg
Church of the Sacred Heart W
Sunday: 10:30 AM

WINONA Diocese
Rochester
St. John the Evangelist
1st Sunday: 4:00 PM

Or wait till after the Motu Proprio and find any priest who'd be willing to learn the rite.[/quote]

I'm really not looking forward to the Motu Proprio. I don't really like diocesan TLMs (though I serve at one every Sunday myself) because they are usually Novus Ordoized (i. e., thicker brown altar breads are consecrated rather than the traditional thinner white altar breads, many of the women attending don't veil themselves, I even recall once the priest saying "Corpus Christi" when distributing communion rather than "Corpus Domini Nostri Jesu Christi custodiat animam tuam in vitam æternam"), and not pure 1962 Masses. If diocesan priests are all able to say the TLMs, I think many abuses may occur such as distribution of communion on the hand at the TLM. It would be really great, though, if every bishop would allow the FSSP or ICK in his diocese.

[mortify]

[quote name='StThomasMore' post='1253359' date='Apr 22 2007, 05:42 PM']I'm really not looking forward to the Motu Proprio. I don't really like diocesan TLMs (though I serve at one every Sunday myself) because they are usually Novus Ordoized (i. e., thicker brown altar breads are consecrated rather than the traditional thinner white altar breads, many of the women attending don't veil themselves, I even recall once the priest saying "Corpus Christi" when distributing communion rather than "Corpus Domini Nostri Jesu Christi custodiat animam tuam in vitam æternam"), and not pure 1962 Masses. If diocesan priests are all able to say the TLMs, I think many abuses may occur such as distribution of communion on the hand at the TLM. It would be really great, though, if every bishop would allow the FSSP or ICK in his diocese.[/quote]

Yes, that's one of the criticisms I've heard and that seems to be the goal, to create a synthesis between the novos ordo and tridentine.