Glad it was helpful! God bless.

Says you or the Magisterium? You mean to tell me the St. Padre Pio, St. Therese of Lesieux, St. John Paul ll, and all other saints prior Vatican 2 celebrated a false form of the Mass? If you have encountered some "holier-than-thou" TLM lay persons I understand your frustration but to deny the HUNDREDS OF HUNDREDS of years celebrating the Mass in Latin is silly. Both the TLM and the NO are valid Masses!

That's awesome. God bless

Thank you, that sounds exciting! Enjoy Mass + don’t forget to go November 1 🙏🏻

@@elsantomatty thank you! God bless

Thank you! Hopefully I will in the near future

Hello, sorry about the inconvenience. KZbin changed creator rules so I don’t have any control over how/where the ads are put. My apologies, I’ll fix that as soon as they give me more control 👍🏻

Thank you!

God bless 🙏🏻

Si, quiero terminarlos! Pero desafortunadamente en este momento no tengo el tiempo para terminar los videos-pero ya cuando termino The Little Office en inglés empezaré con los videos en latín. Gracias por tu paciencia 🙏🏻

@@elsantomatty Muchísimas gracias. Estaré esperándolos. Bendiciones!!

Saint Joseph’s missal (not in the video) comes in many iterations. The most common English-only is the Continuous Missal. It’s a thicker book, starts with the Mass with the readings included, when the Mass finishes the following pages will repeat. Mass, readings, everything. The Fr. Stedman Missal has many English-only iterations as well but you can only buy them second-hand/used. Also, the Fr. Lasance Missal has a smaller version that is English-only as well. Hope that helps!

@@elsantomatty Thank you very much that does help, are there any links you can provide? Which is the version of the saint joseph missal i should get?

@@99goosebumps16 There are a few options, it really depends on what you're looking for. Here's a link for some eBay listings that'll be English only; please be mindful of which translation you're purchasing and make sure to pay attention to the descriptions & images posted. Good luck! www.ebay.com/b/St-Joseph-Missal-In-Antiquarian-Collectible-Books/29223/bn_7022125106

@@elsantomatty Thank you

God bless you 🙏🏻

Thanks, it's a Timex Perpetual watch (first model). They're discontinued but every now and them you can find them second hand.

That’s awesome! One day I’ll review that one too

@@elsantomatty cool. The one she used was Spanish and Latin

That’s awesome. Cardinal Burke says the 1962 Missal so if you want to follow him 100% you’ll need to get either the Angelus Press or Baronius Press Missal. But remember, any Missal you choose would be a good fit if you’re only thinking about Sunday Mass 👍🏻 Good luck

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It is! The little black book with gold font on the cover.

@@elsantomatty The layout is simple, translation is good, and the inclusion of part of the office of the Dead make it a great copy! Will you be posting more about the Little Office?

Yes, I’ll be posting Lauds, Prime, Terce, etc later. Unfortunately I don’t have a lot of time to post everything quick but most definitely I’ll be posting the rest

No, I didn’t misspeak. The Traditional Latin Mass has multiple ways of celebrating (Low Mass, High Mass (Missa Cantata) and Solemn High Mass). The Low Mass does not have the Asperges Me prayers or holy water in the beginning and it does not have the incense prayers to St. Michael the Archangel. However, the Low Mass DOES require the end prayers (Ave Maria, Salve Regina, prayer for the church, St. Michael’s prayer, and Most Sacred Heart of Jesus prayer) after the Last Gospel. Let me know if you have other questions! 👍🏻

@@elsantomatty I've recently started attending the TLM on sundays, I've gone to the novus ordo my entire life. I wanted to get a missal for sundays only, figured the stedman would be good. But as I understand it, high mass is typically celebrated sundays, so the stedman would be unhelpful then...

@@alvaradoac21 It really depends on the Church that you're going to. Some SMALLER churches that celebrate the TLM on Sundays will only celebrate the Low Mass because it only requires 1 priest for the sacrifice. If your church is larger and has multiple priest celebrating, they'll probably do the High Mass more often. The Stedman Missal is a great option, even though it's only for Low Mass, but in your case I'd recommend the New Marian Missal. Try to see if you can get it 2nd hand, if not, get a brand new reissue.

​@@alvaradoac21 It's up to the priest which form of the mass he wishes to celebrate. At my church, the priest only celebrates a high mass on the first Sunday of the month. The rest of month, it's low mass. This is because its a small church (technically not a church, but a shrine, so we don't get shut down), so the priest doesn't always have enough servers avalable to do a high mass.

Thanks King 👑

Hey thanks for listening! That's kind of the point. It's old radio audio so there's no way for me to get rid of the static from Pope Pius XII's voice. So to keep it consistent I just added low static to the whole video.

@@elsantomattyYes, that is the charm of it! So beautiful to pray along with this great and holy pope from the past. ❤🙏

Thank you so much! And sorry about the ads, I had no idea they were put on my video 👎🏻

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Luminous are optional but very meaningful🕊️🇺🇸🇺🇦💤🕯️🙏

This is a traditional rosary (pre-1950s) every mystery is a specific promise given to us by Our Lady 🙏🏻

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The "Luminous mysteries" are from from Anti-Christ John Paul II and they are not part of the Rosary; and should not be prayed.@@colmcillegardner2144