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Will The Universal Indult Come Out Within A Year?


  

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Posted

Vote and debate.

Posted (edited)

I certainly HOPE it will be coming soon... I think it's about time we are allowed to have our old mass back. There are souls who desire it, not that the Novus Ordo isn't any good... but the traditional one has been the instrument of holiness: the centre of the Eucharist to many saints.

Edited by Sacred Music Man
Knight of the Holy Rosary
Posted

What he said.

Posted

Haha. Never got one of those before. Part of the PM rite of passage I suppose? Hahaha... anywho...

Posted

[quote name='Sacred Music Man' post='1278235' date='May 20 2007, 09:50 PM']I certainly HOPE it will be coming soon... I think it's about time we are allowed to have our old mass back. There are souls who desire it, not that the Novus Ordo isn't any good... but the traditional one has been the instrument of holiness: the centre of the Eucharist to many saints.[/quote]

isn't that cuz more of the recognized saints of the Church lived during the period between Trent and Vatican II than between Vatican II and current times? I mean, aren't you only saying that those saints used the Tridentine Mass as the instrument of holiness because of the mere fact that it was the only mass at the time?

If Vatican II happened 2 or 3 centuries before it did, would we have less saints? Of course not, because the saints loved "The Mass", not "The Tridentine Mass." They loved the Celebration of the Eucharist, regardless of the 'version' Holy Mother Church presented to them at the time.

I see what you're saying, but I don't think the intention of the Universal Indult is to bring things back to the Tridentine per se, but rather it is to repeat the transition process between the two.

Posted

btw, Thomas, I meant to vote yes on the first one, as my own opinion. I just didn't see the "within a year" part at first. I thought you meant this month.

anyways, I can't wait! It's a beautiful time to be Catholic. It's an exciting time.

aalpha1989
Posted

hey stm
do you go to blessed sacrament for tlm? i went there this morning...jw

Posted

[quote name='aalpha1989' post='1278306' date='May 20 2007, 10:26 PM']hey stm
do you go to blessed sacrament for tlm? i went there this morning...jw[/quote]

No (I don't live in KC) but I am familiar with Blessed Sacrament.

goldenchild17
Posted

voted no to both. Moreso out of desire for such results than the expectation of them.

Posted

[quote name='goldenchild17' post='1278362' date='May 21 2007, 01:02 AM']voted no to both. Moreso out of desire for such results than the expectation of them.[/quote]

But don't you think indult Masses are invalid?

Posted

Hmm... I think the problem here is the lack of patients and trust in the Holy Spirit. We'll wait to see what happens. We might have to wait a few years... wait till more people take on the traditional music, incense, etc. Hopefully the people of the west are "maturing" from the hippy masses of "lets get out the geetarrrs and fundy folk-songs" and return to the awesome power of harmony and more than 3 chords. :)

goldenchild17
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[quote name='StThomasMore' post='1278702' date='May 21 2007, 05:05 PM']But don't you think indult Masses are invalid?[/quote]

I'm pretty sure they are. Why?

Posted

Didnt the Cardinal in charge of Ecclesia Dei say he thinks it will be within a month or so?

Posted

[quote name='Sacred Music Man' post='1278748' date='May 21 2007, 07:30 PM']Hmm... I think the problem here is the lack of patients and trust in the Holy Spirit. We'll wait to see what happens. We might have to wait a few years... wait till more people take on the traditional music, incense, etc. Hopefully the people of the west are "maturing" from the hippy masses of "lets get out the geetarrrs and fundy folk-songs" and return to the awesome power of harmony and more than 3 chords. :)[/quote]

the point of the universal indult will be [i]to[/i] inspire the people to do take on the traditional music and abandon any irreverance or distastefulness in the liturgy.

kenrockthefirst
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Sorry, just to ensure that I'm up to speed here, the Universal Indult is essentially permission for any priest to say the Tridentine Mass without permission from his bishop, is that correct?

Posted

I hope it comes back. It will really shake up the Catholic world which I think would be a good thing. People will start asking questions, etc

Posted (edited)

[quote name='kenrockthefirst' post='1279087' date='May 22 2007, 11:51 AM']Sorry, just to ensure that I'm up to speed here, the Universal Indult is essentially permission for any priest to say the Tridentine Mass without permission from his bishop, is that correct?[/quote]

Yes. The motu propio will most probably have additional instruction to the bishops as well however, as well as guidelines for the seminaries and instructions with regards to which missal to use and whatnot.

Edited by Didymus
Posted

It's going to really make me mad if they take out the prayer for the conversion Jews on Good Friday like I saw one news report say they might do to accompany this. Seriously <_<

Posted

do you think he would change it? you're talking about the whole 'profidious' thing, right? I'll bet Benedict won't change the missal. It'll probably be the '62 intact (or is it '61?, which one is allowed now by permission?)

Posted

[quote name='kenrockthefirst' post='1279087' date='May 22 2007, 11:51 AM']Sorry, just to ensure that I'm up to speed here, the Universal Indult is essentially permission for any priest to say the Tridentine Mass without permission from his bishop, is that correct?[/quote]
We don't know what is going to be issued. The "universal indult" is one theory, but it probably will not be an unrestricted right to celebrate the Tridentine Mass whenever and wherever. I doubt very much that the Bishop will not have any regulation. Cardinal Hoyos said recently that "it should be clearly affirmed that this does not mean a going back, a return to the times before the reform of 1970." I don't think a Priest will be able to offer the Tridentine Mass in the parish to replace the current order of Mass, but he may be able to do so without special permission in certain circumstances. We will have to wait and see what exactly the Holy Father decides.

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