My First Mass In Latin

[Sinner]

OK dUSt......... thats it. I'm taking off the gloves!! You need to share with me where this is or there's gonna be trouble. I would really like to take my family so they could see what it was like when I was little. I don't think it would be my regular...... but I would love to visit. So what say you? Where is it? Wanna meet for Mass? Maybe tacos, so very tasty and good for you, after? ....... or are ya yella?

[Sinner]

So is this pulled from the past....... I don care...... dUSt !!!!! Where is it? Info, give.

[Spiritual_Arsonist]

I remember my first Tridentine Mass. I was shocked at the amount of silence. IT really encourages contemplation. My Archdiocese's first Tridentine Mass since 1970 will be this Sunday.

[Donna]

Don't give up, Sinner.

But go ye, with or without dUSt.

[theculturewarrior]

I've been to a Novus Ordo in Latin, as well as a Tridentine.

I can tell you, a poorly celebrated Tridentine Mass is not much of an improvement as far as liturgy goes. The Novus Ordo mass I went to was celebrated in all Latin (except, if I recall correctly, the readings) and it seemed like very little of it was NOT chanted. The priests had a great sense of decorum, and the whole thing was so respectful that I was just like, WOW.

I'm sure there's more to the Tridentine Mass than just smells and bells. If I knew Latin better, I'll bet I would love it, because some of the old prayers are soooooo beautiful.

If you all ever get a chance to attend an Anglican Use mass, make that your next excursion.

[HartfordWhalers]

[quote name='azaelia' date='Sep 28 2004, 10:44 PM'] And my mantilla kept falling off
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You should get some pins; it is much easier, at least that is what women from my church tell me. Does your mantilla not fall off when you are at a Novus Ordo Mass?