FSSP Video on Traditional Latin Mass (Part 1/3)

Part 1 of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter's Instructional Video on the Extraordinary Form for Priests and Seminarians.
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[@gregghochderffer7327]

I fell in love with the Latin Mass when I finally attended a LM in 2022. Night and day difference in worship from the Novus Ordo. As a convert to Catholicism 30 years ago, I'm finally receiving the fullness of the faith. God Bless.

[@jemsmom97]

I enjoy praying and singing at my Novus Ordo mass but I’ve read so many comments like yours. I can’t imagine preferring the LM in a language I don’t understand although I do love learning Latin prayers. During Lent, my church sang the Holy Holy and Lamb of God in Latin which I now know. I even pray part of the Hail Mary in Latin. But the whole mass? I would love to read comments as to why people prefer the LM. There’s only small church in my city, about a 30 min drive, that has a Latin mass. It’s at 8:00am which is very early for me after working a third shift job.

[@JEC2007]

@@jemsmom97 in my opinion the latin of the latin mass isn't why we prefer it because even the novus ordo all in latin it is not the same rite. the preciseness, the atmosphere. nothing can be added or taken away. its a completely different experience. i would find a solemn high mass on youtube to watch.

[@soldier8304]

@@jemsmom97 It has far more to do with the theology of the TLM over the NO. It is no secret that the NO was put together by liturgists who were no experts in their field, with the help of protestants. By changing the prayers of the Mass, you change the faith. The NO was designed to encourage protestants back to the Church, by removing as much as possible that would be a stumbling block for them. In so doing, the watered down the faith, and the consequences were not the flooding into the Church of protestant converts, but the exodus of catholics out of the Church. Also, latin being a 'dead' language preserves the liturgy from issues related to how language and words change over time. Latin is not a preference but an obvious choice for any Catholic who is informed re the changes introduced at Vat2 and afterwards by so called experts who sought to destroy the Faith. The fruits of the Church of the New Advent are plain to see. Come back to the TLM, the liturgy of the vast majority of saints throughout the centuries.

[@MrsMarybiz]

@@jemsmom97I understand about the early time being difficult. As I get older, these bones don’t sleep well at night and get up rather late in the morning. We only have access to TLM once a month, on a Sunday evening, where I live. But, when I am in my home in (I don’t want to say the name of the State for fear of losing the blessing), I have access to TLM in the evening ( around supper time - so I eat early). It is a 50 minute drive but worth every second of the drive. I have access to this Mass 6 evenings a week. How blessed! I was young when the NO Mass moved into town but I always remembered the reverence of the TLM. I am slowly learning to follow my expensive (worth every cent) missal. I do know many of my prayers in Latin (there are KZbin videos to help - but, I have found that once I’ve mastered the pronunciations -thanks Dr.Taylor Marshall- praying the Rosary with Cardinal Burke on You Tube gives me the best practice. Again, you tube videos abound in following the missal, saying the prayers, etc. Once you recognize the reverence and symbolism, and tradition that is involved in the Latin Mass, there’s no turning back.

[@josephmclaughlin9404]

The Tridentine mass was the mass of my baptism, my1st Holy communion

[@peterpiets3631]

Being a Roman-Catholic priest myself i'm very happy with these instructions! Tnx a lot and God bless

[@Randomuser77733]

Pray for us father !

[@personalemail3641]

The catolic church is in Heresy , prest !

[@onemrpaco]

@@tristankramer4636 true words

[@onemrpaco]

@@alexsheppard153 no one wants to listen to you

[@onemrpaco]

@@tristankramer4636 teach him

[@worldchampion1986]

I was raised in tradition, I learned to serve the latin mass when I was seven years old in first grade at Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Phoenix Arizona back in 1993, Fr. Leonard Boyle was the priest who taught me, now I'm 25 years old and till this very day it is still a privelage for me to serve the wonderful latin mass :)

[@fallingcrane1986]

Came here after the news about Traditionis Custodes. Brothers and sisters, pray for our Holy Mother Church, and for the Bishops who reside in it. To love our neighbour is a commandment ordained by Christ our Lord. May someday all of our brother Catholics worship in reverence.

[@TIBKProductions]

And he doesn't say a thing about liturgical dancing, but is rigid against reverence and actually being Catholic.

[@montagnesaintegenevieve5177]

And in truth.

[@jamesanders7930]

A wonderful way to appreciate the latin mass

[@odonnell1218]

I do fully understand why His Holiness issued the motu proprio as it was meant to punish people who weaponize the Missal of 1962, specifically the SSPX. And I do sympathize with that reason since that was something that stunted my reversion to Catholicism for a good while. That being said, I don’t agree with the way His Holiness went about remedying the situation. I think it would have been much more effective if he just excommunicated the SSPX rather than issue this blanket statement. I am also grateful that he made it clear that these restrictions do not apply to the Fraternity or the Institute.

[@carolingian5736]

​@@odonnell1218Ok but since you presume the SSPX to be schismatic (they're not), why would the Pope punish those whom won't follow him anyways? You do realize that the only people it punished are those in perfect canonical communion with Rome right? If anything it's going to drastically increase attendance and, more importantly, FUNDING to SSPX parishes.

[@thecatholicteen3017]

I hope Latin mass makes a strong come back :(

[@luisrverasuarez6611]

Me too

[@johnking5174]

As a protestant looking at this, I have to admit there is a dignity in this form of liturgy. I am from the Anglican faith, and we too have a very dignified form of liturgy, keeping elements of our ancient Catholic heritage, whilst maintaining our protestant theology, a middle way as it is called. So I did enjoy watching this, and maybe I will get the chance to sit and watch this form of the Roman Catholic Mass sometime. I know I could not take communion, but I assume there is no restriction on watching.

[@MrMrjjk3]

John King no there'd be no restriction on attendance apart from, as you said, not receiving communion.

[@johnking5174]

Please explain to me why protestants are excluded from communion, as you are not excluded from our church.

[@MrMrjjk3]

John King to sum it up as briefly and simply as I can we as Catholics believe that when a Catholic priest consecrates Eucharist it becomes the literal Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Christ. In order to worthily revive this you need to be in a state of Grace and in communion with the Catholic Church. This means to of not have committed a Mortal Sin and to believe and accept all of the Churches teachings. Now I'm not an expert or Theologian but this is the best answer I'm able to give with my knowledge on Church Teaching.

[@TheBadTrad]

I had the pleasure of meeting Father Pendergraft last year and I thanked him for making this video. He is an amazingly humble, and gracious priest. Thank God for him and all FSSP priests! Padre Pio, Ora pro Nobis!

[@karenpatotafounderofababys1782]

We started going to the Traditional Latin Mass in November and love it.

[@FaithfullyPatriotic]

I attended my first mass on Christmas Day and this is the only mass I will attend now.

[@karenpatotafounderofababys1782]

@@FaithfullyPatriotic that was our reaction last November 2020. It literally brings me to tears to hear the beautiful chants. It's by the grace of God we have been brought to the forefront of the battle for our Mass .

[@janettedavis6627]

It wasnt traditional mass when I was young It was Christ's mass partly from the Jews and partly from Rome. God became man and He instituted the Sacraments. Jews had true worship they worshipped the Messiah in advance but, they had the Symbolic Paschal Lamb Sacrifice . The Jewish Passover prayers that Jesus attended with His Apostles on the night He was betrayed are in the Tridentine Mass. No Human can change the Sacraments instituted by Jesus Christ. The words said in the Temple are His Death Prayers. Why did the Temple fall? The Jews didn't recognize He was the Messiah and the Paschal Lamb had to go because He is the Lamb. Also they rejected Jesus Christ before Pilate when they said "We have no King but Caesar " It was drummed into Catholics at school in Ireland that the Tridentine is the Perpetual Sacrifice and can't be changed yet, most without question changed. Scripture Shortly after the Jews gain Israel the Perpetual Sacrifice will be removed and the Abomination of Desolation replaced therin then comes the end of time for the Gentiles. Jews got Israel in 1948 Vatican11 Imposters and Apostates and Hirelings 1963.

[@connorio2474]

It's sad to see how much was lost. Thank you FSSP for keeping this beautiful tradition alive

[@odonnell1218]

As someone who regularly attends the Mass of Pope St. Paul VI (Novus Ordo) I’m incredibly grateful for the FSSP. They are keeping the Missal of 1962 alive without causing scandal or division in Holy Mother Church. Thank you for doing the work of God. God bless

[@byranzumbaugh5761]

I have been looking into, and studying the Latin Mass for a few years now. I attend a Latin Low Mass about twice a month, only because that is the only one available an hour away. If given my choice I would never willingly attend an N.O. Mass over the Latin Mass again. That being said; knowing what little bit I know at this point, and having been exposed to this absolutely beautiful and reverent form, even in the Low Mass; I am at a complete loss as to how anyone could prefer the N.O. Mass over the TLM.

[@pbweston3228]

you really need to experience a full Missa Solemnis, ideally with choir & deacons/subdeacons. magical and supremely reverent.

[@byranzumbaugh5761]

I have been to only one Latin High Mass. It was the first Latin Mass of any kind that I had been to, and still the only Latin High Mass. I have been to many many Low Masses, but this first experience left me stunned, inspired, excited, WAY more reverent in my approach to Our Lord; but most of all, it left me searching, studying, watching, and asking why this has been changed. Many of the answers are not a satisfactory answers, because a satisfactory answer doesn't exist, and in light of many of the Vat II documents that were supposed to shed light on this only left me very distrustful of words and legal jargon.

[@pestoriusj]

The O.F. Mass requires less work and knowledge for dignified participation by the faithful.

[@joannemaguuire9664]

When I was a child in the 1950's The Gospel was in English followed by a homily. Watching this brings back memories. I was in the children's choir. We had to sing in Latin.

[@KatieKat3388]

Have you since been back to the Tradition?

[@dan69052]

what is really needed I have been hearing much about the controversy regarding the Latin mass. Really! There is so much pain, suffering, child abuse & injustice in the world, yet petty bureaucrats spend their time on this made-up insignificant problem! I understand people ‘s concern about religious matters & I just listen; let them have their say, but I can no longer be silent on this. This is one big crock of crap. You think an Almighty Being is concerned about which language & customs holy men use as they prance around chanting dribble? As these old useless holy men sit around & engage in their mental masturbation meetings, people are starving for help. Get up off your ass & try helping one another. This entire fiasco is trivia. You let this occupies your time with so many urgent needs to be addressed. Shame! The upside to all this nonsensical bickering is that people can see what a farce religion is & find it easy to leave it behind. All polls show people are leaving this mythological excrement behind. Peace

[@RPlavo]

I did too and couldn’t understand a thing. Glad it’s gone

[@sliabhgorm]

What an adorable saying of the holy Mass. How I miss it so much from my youthful days back in Ireland...Wish we could convince the Pope to bring it back!

[@grad8990]

Oisín Clancy

[@brianruane8505]

Poor you!!! I can hardly believe such nonsense still goes on - I spent several years as an alter boy - I'm absolutely ashamed that I dis not speak out then...too fearful I suppose; but I'll do so from now on...and it seems a very large number of my fellow Irish are doing so too...!!!

[@josefrancis7126]

NOSTALGIA FOR GOOD OLD DAYS ?

[@chriscampbell7895]

Jose Francis most parish’s with the tlm have people to young to have lived during pre 1962 So, no, it’s a return to tradition from the Protestant NO deception

[@janettedavis6627]

@@josefrancis7126 A false church a false mass One is Christs, One is Luthers Get it !

[@kevinnelson507]

Amazing video Latin Mass is coming back quickly

[@timfirst3536]

It needs to. Our universal church needs the unchanging meaning of Latin.

[@craigrose1130]

I hope you're right...

[@timfirst3536]

@@craigrose1130 I went to my first Mass yesterday, N.O., and was able to receive a blessing from the deacon by crossing my arms as I knelt with one knee. It was hardly different from a heartfelt "God bless you" but that, coupled with seeing women in veils genuflecting and receiving communion on tongue; I felt I had come home. To finish on a point of taking communion on the tongue. It took no longer than upon the hands formed into a throne. From what I saw, the tongue wasn't touched, the Host was placed on the tongue, so it seems sanitary; especially as they use alcho-gel! I asked the Pastor and he mentioned that, since two locations already provide TLM, they do not.

[@theamericanchemist3745]

But now apparently there are bishops trying to supress it

[@reynaturrubiartes133]

🥺

[@Sancte_Benedicte]

My great grandma who by the way was quite the traditional Catholic, said, "We're Roman Catholics!" She was trying to emphasize the importance of Latin. I honestly wouldnt be going to a norvus ordo mass (not that I'm against it), if I had easy access to a parish that celebrates mass in the extraordinary form.

[@supreme87878]

Unless you are eastern catholics, else we are latin/roman rite.

[@redeemed7868]

Why is Latin so important when Jesus spoke Aramaic?

[@TheHypnag0g222]

@@redeemed7868 Jesus may have spoken a couple languages as he was from Nazareth so spoke probably Aramaic, but there were Romans and Greeks in the areas he traveled to as well. He probably was able to converse with them all. The main languages in the area Jesus travelled to and later the Apostles were Greek, Latin, Aramaic, some Hebrew (don't know if the language was fully extant or used mainly for scripture). Latin is a dead language so the meaning if words do not change. It is the official sacred language of the CC. It was also one of the languages on the Cross above the Lord's head. Up until recently in the history of the Church, the past few decades, the codified Mass of All Ages was always in Latin. It serves to unify, so that anywhere you go to Mass whether in your own town, province, state, country, other countries, you will know you're in the right place, a familiar & trusted place where you understand what is occurring regardless if the people sitting next to you speak a language or languages different from yours. Synagogues use Hebrew exclusively, Mosques use Arabic, Eastern Orthodox uses Greek & Latin.... so why should the RCC not use Latin? Why is the CC the only one blasted regarding this & expected to conform to something no one even asked for to begin with? Interesting fact.... RC Exorcists have reported that after using the more recent translation/form, they are returning back to the Latin Rite because it is indeed more potent. Reportedly the dæmons hate it, so we as RCs love it!

[@BlessedThursday-1901]

Nothing about the new mass seem wrong to you?

[@civrn368]

@@redeemed7868 It is one of the languages written on the the Cross along with Greek, and Hebrew. It is a question between a dead language and a dying language. Every living language is a dying language, even if it does not die. Parts of it are perpetually perishing or changing their sense; there is only one escape from that flux; and a language must die to be immortal. - G.K. Chesterton

[@michaelcaza-schonberger9282]

“The centre card in the centre”, what a novel idea.

[@TheJoyoftheFaith]

This video was recorded at the EWTN church, the Shrine of The Most Blessed Sacrament. How cool!

[@josephzammit8483]

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[@kwas101]

Being brought up as a "Novus Ordo" Catholic, this is very interesting. It is way different to the Mass I was used to as a child.

[@boomcococrunch8497]

RFD

[@anthonysergio4477]

Certainly A Very Blessed Latin Mass and certainly for Catholics too

[@onemrpaco]

this is the way mass was before Vatican (KOKO) 2 came along

[@pbweston3228]

i was raised in the Tridentine (Latin Mass) then had to adapt to Vatican II which itself was very different (i'll refrain from commenting). we have Usus Antiquior (Tridentine) at my parish and am utterly delighted. deo gratias.

[@cire30a]

@@onemrpaco ratizenger report has a lot of truths to read. think its like 11 dollars not too much.

[@BenedictJamesWee]

I would like to donate money to this organization to support their efforts in keeping a cherished tradition alive.

[@willmears1111]

The FSSP and ICKSP must continue to serve the faithful no matter what, against the wishes of the modernist heretics. Our prayers and support are with you.

[@alandoctolero714]

What a beautiful way to say mass. Filled with respect, reverance and adoration to God. I wish i could attend the TLM. There is none in our diocese.

[@Beanbag777]

if the faithful request it a bishop must respond. Start a petition and get people to sign up to it. Youll be surprised how many want it

[@timfirst3536]

@@Beanbag777 Yes! I pray the Holy Spirit moves enough parishioners to do so. I am blessed to live near enough to The Mission at San Juan Capistrano. I'm just starting my journey to Christ's church and know I will prefer the Tridentine mass over the NO. (Novus Ordo, but funny that it's no).

[@judyhorton5521]

Check out the SSPX .If it wasn't for Arch Bishop Lefebvre the TLM would of been lost. Plus some Bishops have shut the TLM down in Hamilton They can't shut down the SSPX. 🙏

[@diwoodson759]

I Love the Traditional Latin Mass!

[@dom__]

so do do father doo doo

[@SandraRodriguez-ql2cb]

Excelente, voy a Misa tradicional con mis hijos y marido, estoy muy agradecido de haber conocido el verdadera Rito. Saludos chile. Que mi señor siempre permanesca en nuestros corazones junto a nuestras santísima madre Maria como corredentora de la raza humana.

[@sttlok]

En Chile? Sspx o otra?

[@gunnarthorsen]

The "new Mass" has thankfully had some dignity and sense of mystery restored to it by the Church, but my take on it "versus" the Tridentine Mass is still this: The new Mass is like a bunch of musicians/friends getting together for a jamming session. They agree on what the song will be, but then improvise, make things up as they go along, depart from what the composer originally laid out, etc. The focus is on them, on fun, and on their "jamming", which never yields the same results twice in a row. Any pleasure that comes from this is transient, spontaneous, not replicable in the exact same way. The Tridentine Mass is like a group of musicians getting together to perform a chamber or orchestral work by Bach or Mozart. They agree not only on what the music will be, but on how to play it, each person adhering to the directions that were laid out by the composer, their individuality momentarily suppressed so that a collective effort - geared to tradition - will produce a result that is lasting and timeless. With jamming, we get to our "destination" by spinning a compass, and that destination is totally rooted in the "now", the result being a "gift" that we create. When performing Bach or Mozart, we get to the destination by following a map that takes us to a NEW place and experience that transcends the "now", even while impacting it - the result being ultimately a "gift" from the composer.

[@josefrancis7126]

NOT AS BAD AS THAT--- THE NEW MASS

[@solelysoul8543]

The issue is, does the mass, old or new take us to our DESTINATION. Mathew 7/13 says the path is very narrow and the gate very small. And few shall pass and the "many" will be destroyed. Whenever a large number of people agree on some point of faith, its best to look elsewhere. The blind are being led by the blind.

[@aldscabrera2947]

Amen

[@elainegoolsby9902]

🌹Amen! Well said! I agree 💯. I pray for the continuation of the Holy Latin Mass and all the priest that are blessed to offer it to Christ! Amen.🙏🙏🙏🦋

[@littlewaytosainthood]

This video is a tremendous blessing! May God bless and reward the FSSP and EWTN for making this possible!

[@alanbourbeau24]

I find the Latin Catholic mass very inspirational and beautiful. I wish it was that way at my Catholic church in Newinton CT, Church of the Holy Spirit.

[@daveufirst]

The modern mass wraps the Eucharist in a burlap sack. The Latin Mass wraps it in velvet. You cherish what you value and treat it with respect.

[@Jay-bp1yx]

Slowly teaching myself the latin mass so I can be more attuned to what’s happening. Also reading through St. Francis de Sales method of hearing the mass in sync with this, which makes everything come to life!

[@TheMrpeejoe]

I didn’t get to grow up at this time. I was baptized as a Novus Ordo, but luckily with this video it simply explains the beauty of the mass of the saints

[@BujangMelaka90]

TLM is so easy to follow. I always help those who are new to it. They loved the TLM so much.

[@chriscampbell7895]

David Augustine Tan its also much more moving and personal then the multi act play that is the NO

[@pbweston3228]

am a huge proponent of the TLM but have trouble agreeing it is "easy to follow" if you've never been exposed to it. what it requires is some gentle education, but once accomplished, an utter delight

[@insertnamehere15253]

I’m never going to be a priest, but I love these videos! God bless the FSSP and all those performing the TLM in cooperation with Rome!

[@ATINO.]

✝️ La Misa Tridentina en Latin unifica la religion Catolica en todo el Mundo y mantiene organicamente la Tradicion Milenaria a través de los siglos.

[@grant3287]

This is the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama associated with the MFVA Friars of EWTN. As someone from Birmingham and who visits the EWTN chapel in Irondale a lot, this is cool to see!

[@seforagillies5361]

Such perfection in everything, it is so inspiring, the discipline of every movement, the vestments, the altar. It brings memories of my childhood how I felt then and I still feel the same in awe. I love the Mass the way we have it now also, but compare to this I feel it is so ordinary the way we go about it. Thanks for making this videos available to all.

[@Wired4Life2]

If I have a son discerning the priesthood, the FSSP will be my first suggestion!

[@rommelyesder3676]

En español

[@POCCNRCKNbY]

1. I agree. 2. I love your profile pic!

[@telesae7278]

To those who believe in the traditional mas In nomine pátris et filli et spiritus Santi amen

[@cbisme6414]

Amen 🙏📿 Dominus vobiscum 🙏

[@agolornaclet6632]

ET cum spiritus tuo

[@carloselfrancos7205]

Deo gratias !

[@Success4u247]

I am 64 and recall doing this ritual. The priest name was Fr Condon. The place Sarsfield barricks Limerick Ireland 🇮🇪

[@lovinfl07]

When I found out about the Latin Mass I went that Sunday and instantly fell in love with it. 🥰🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@reginagaughan-kassery4575]

Thank you Fr. Pat for this Mass & your homily...may God bless you & the Donor... "Lord, God Father Almighty thank You for all Your blessings...please have mercy on my departed son, Ben, & open the hearts of his brothers & nephew to the reality of Your Kingdom & bring them to Our Church...asking these prayers through Your Son, Jesus from whom all gokd & true things come....Amen!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@paulmasgalajian8102]

As an Orthodox (Eastern) Christian , I never understood the "need" of Catholics to deconstruct the Mass. If they wanted deconstruction , then why didn't they become Presbyterians.

[@Alexander_Fuscinianus]

Even becoming as "presbyterians" can't help :)

[@rr884136]

Very good, once I discovered the TLM, I just kept going back to it, and haven’t looked back since, God bless!

[@intellectumillumina896]

I love both forms of the Holy Mass. I was familiar with SSPX when I began inquiring of the Catholic Faith, but was turned off by the division. It reminded me too much of the hatred I heard when I was exploring Orthodoxy. I'm fortunate enough to belong to a parish that offers both forms of the Mass, and both reverently, and Traditional Doctrine is taught as well. I feel that people lend a little too much power to the devil than to God. It's sad.

[@richardsellsaz6865]

You made the right decision

[@adisaakintola]

I am neither Catholic or Christian, but I certainly appreciate the elaborate ritualistic methods of worship, as a sign of love and reverence to the Creator of all things. I think this is a wonderful way to worship.. 🙂

[@AFreckledAngel]

Your here watching a Roman Catholic mass for a reason..... Jesus is calling you

[@Lionofjuda957]

Spent many years as a server untill I was 65, in later years teaching the young how to serve

[@carlosr.5980]

Que recuerdos de mis años donde cada día durante años viví y sentí esta liturgia, era maravilla, y las misas en latín eran más intensas,

[@hoosinhan]

I am an Indonesian Novus Ordo Catholic, but I am intested in the TLM. Thank God this instructional video give me insight about priest's action around the altar and the accompanying prayers...

[@carolburnell6870]

So hsppy to see this wonderful video. I cannot believe they have taken this beautiful, meanining full tradition from us.

[@g_sm0ke]

This is so dope. Please never remove these videos.

[@vmd8057]

How beautiful! Thank you!

[@felizabue9424]

Vivo en California, pero no hablo inglés, asisto a Misa Tradicional y me encantaría esta instrucción en español.

[@2luvjmj]

Thank you so much for sharing this. So sacred.

[@ribbit1964]

The tradition of our church is the backbone of our church. Thank you Lord

[@nbenefiel]

When I was young I spent a year hitching around Europe. I went to Mass in many different countries. I found I really missed the Latin Mass. I could not understand the vernaculars. I did not know the hymns. When I attended Mass at the Vatican, it was said in Latin. The hymns were Latin hymns I grew up with. I felt like I had come home

[@scalls95]

The Priest does not pray to the people, nor did Jesus pray to His disciples; his prayer is to God.

[@dantocanel2577]

domnul sa ii binecuvanteze

[@timothymacdonnell9079]

This is a great video. It really helps understand what’s going on. It also makes me realize that the FSSP does the Mass more professionally than the other groups.

[@maggiemae8041]

this is so beautiful... and sacred

[@frisabelle6090]

Thank you Father for the Holy mass, for the sacrifice of your son for sins, to redeem me.

[@dom__]

you are welcome my child of the lord

[@p.maurus]

Index: 0:51 The Preparation of the Altar 3:22 Vesting in the Sacristy 9:58 The Procession and Arrival at the Altar 12:48 The Prayers at the Foot of the Altar 15:26 The Introit 17:24 The Kyrie & Gloria 20:13 The Collect & Epistle 24:51 The Gospel & Creed

[@andrzejgieralt9872]

I wish we could have Latin Mass at my parish - in the mean time I home to try to teach the altar servers how to properly serve the novus Ordo. I am wondering, are there any good resources for that? To incorporate incense and proper tasks of the altar servers.

[@soriavizca]

Thank you very much for this beautiful explanation of the Traditional Latin Mass. It would be great if the same video could be achieved if it were spoken in Spanish. It would allow it to be easily understood by many faithful Spanish-speaking Catholics. Thank you !!! God bless you !!!

[@hrgallie1]

Part I Should there not be a choir to sing the introit? Or the servers should they not sing it? Along with the Kyrie and the Gloria etc.? Thanks for your attention.

[@andrewcarey5359]

This is the kind of Mass I'd love to altar serve at used to be an altar server few years ago

[@jackydixon7019]

I'm glad that my son is taking Latin!! Otherwise I wouldn't be able to understand what the priest says!!!

[@bjthinkingclearlygal4968]

Get a Latin mass missal. Latin and English are side by side so you can easily follow and understand the prayers of the day. It's not complicated. The Latin rite is full of symbolism that is intended to maximize the faithful"s participation in the holy Sacrifice of Our Lord on calvary. Thank you, FSSP, for being a critical contributor to saving the true Catholic church during these dark times .

[@elainegoolsby9902]

Wonderful. Thank you!🙏💗

[@katemihelich1746]

We joined our FSSP parish in late July, after Traditiones Custodes was released. We'll never look back!

[@dan69052]

in nthe realm world I have been hearing much about the controversy regarding the Latin mass. Really! There is so much pain, suffering, child abuse & injustice in the world, yet petty bureaucrats spend their time on this made-up insignificant problem! I understand people ‘s concern about religious matters & I just listen; let them have their say, but I can no longer be silent on this. This is one big crock of crap. You think an Almighty Being is concerned about which language & customs holy men use as they prance around chanting dribble? As these old useless holy men sit around & engage in their mental masturbation meetings, people are starving for help. Get up off your ass & try helping one another. This entire fiasco is trivia. You let this occupies your time with so many urgent needs to be addressed. Shame! The upside to all this nonsensical bickering is that people can see what a farce religion is & find it easy to leave it behind. All polls show people are leaving this mythological excrement behind. Peace

[@josefrancis7126]

A GOOD VIDEO WHICH SHOWS THE RATIONALE BEHIND THE GESTURES!

[@splashpont]

I hope that if the Tridentine rite comes back, it will be like the "dialog masses" of the 1950s, when the whole congregation joined in saying/sing the server's responses--so the priests prayers were spoken for all to hear as well.

[@pbweston3228]

as a kid of the 50's i too grew up on dialogue masses and miss them terribly - the BEST form of TLM

[@jhondoe233]

Most Catholics today are not aware that Modernism has been Condemned by 4 Popes and 2 of those are Canonized Saints. Please Read "The Oath Against Modernism" by Pope Pius X. May the Lord Saturate your Souls with the Holy Spirit. 🔥✝️📿

[@dan69052]

People need help I have been hearing much about the controversy regarding the Latin mass. Really! There is so much pain, suffering, child abuse & injustice in the world, yet petty bureaucrats spend their time on this made-up insignificant problem! I understand people ‘s concern about religious matters & I just listen; let them have their say, but I can no longer be silent on this. This is one big crock of crap. You think an Almighty Being is concerned about which language & customs holy men use as they prance around chanting dribble? As these old useless holy men sit around & engage in their mental masturbation meetings, people are starving for help. Get up off your ass & try helping one another. This entire fiasco is trivia. You let this occupies your time with so many urgent needs to be addressed. Shame! The upside to all this nonsensical bickering is that people can see what a farce religion is & find it easy to leave it behind. All polls show people are leaving this mythological excrement behind. Peace

[@JimCvit]

This is good. Thank you. Are there videos that explain each of the items like why use the amice, they way the a are held, all the intricacies?

[@sarahhallis536]

Hi there. Don't know if this is of any help but some intricacies are mentioned in a free PDF here (p. 6 onwards): archive.ccwatershed.org/media/pdfs/14/06/26/12-34-30_0.pdf Although this was originally designed for children, I found the illustrations so awesome and really helpful for adults, too!

[@lucianozanchi7040]

Sono passati più di 65 anni, ma mè la ricordo ancora come fosse oggi. Grazie dal profondo del cuore per questo bellissimo video. Mi avete fatto piangere. È davvero commovente, quanti funerali abbiamo assistito ma non potevamo entrare al cimitero.

[@mrgadah]

What is the name of the small prayers book that priest use to prepare himself and do a thanksgiving at the mass?

[@danielwallsten332]

I serve at an FSSP parish but I really wish I had this video when I was learning this is amazing.

[@lecatholiquebarbacraie4506]

la Fraternité Saint Pierre est un DON DE DIEU !

[@integritascatholica]

Amen

[@Beuvron41]

😉😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😀

[@gunnarthorsen]

It makes no sense that the FSSP has adopted the Roman chasuble as some kind of "official uniform" that it wears exclusively, in photos at least. The Gothic chasuble is more traditional. Some 600 years ago, chasubles worn by high ranking members of the clergy became so stiff with ornamentation that movement was impeded. Instead of simplifying, the solution was to cut away the sides, and of course the new "style" was widely copied by all priests. Cutting away the sides enabled garments worn beneath the chasuble to be seen, and they too had to be dolled up with lace and bling. This "cutting" progressed over the centuries until the chasuble became two flaps, front and back, that resemble a sandwich board sign. Nothing wrong with handsome, ornamented vestments, But vestments dripping with Baroque ornamentation and lace and ribbons don't say, "in the image of Christ", they say, "17th/18th century foppish sartorial splendor." All that's missing is the clerical wig. St. Charles Borromeo railed against the extremely pared down chasuble, as did at least one pope. Want to be traditional FSSP? Wear the Gothic, or at least fuller versions of the Roman chasuble such as the Borromeo or Neri.

[@carfagnolo]

Very clear, very practical, very useful, also for those who celebrate or attend the new mass. Thank you very much.

[@teresaryan8940]

What aBlessing all Glory is given to God

[@hooligansmonzanitrogaia1167]

Ottimo video! Questa Messa Tridentina è il futuro della Chiesa; solo così si potrà salvare! Dio vi benedica! Great video! This Tridentine Mass is the future of the Church; only in this way can you save! God bless you!

[@glennlanham6309]

Typically I am not overwhelmed by the whole Latin mass movement, but Fr. Ripperger and FSSP are legit...

[@SJ-qf3ns]

thanks so much for taking the time to record this and share with the laity

[@timothymacdonnell9079]

I’ve seen priests (non-FSSP) zip through the prayers at the altar, skipping over syllables and interrupting the server. I’ve also seen them say the Kyrie before they reach the center.

[@dan69052]

what really matters I have been hearing much about the controversy regarding the Latin mass. Really! There is so much pain, suffering, child abuse & injustice in the world, yet petty bureaucrats spend their time on this made-up insignificant problem! I understand people ‘s concern about religious matters & I just listen; let them have their say, but I can no longer be silent on this. This is one big crock of crap. You think an Almighty Being is concerned about which language & customs holy men use as they prance around chanting dribble? As these old useless holy men sit around & engage in their mental masturbation meetings, people are starving for help. Get up off your ass & try helping one another. This entire fiasco is trivia. You let this occupies your time with so many urgent needs to be addressed. Shame! The upside to all this nonsensical bickering is that people can see what a farce religion is & find it easy to leave it behind. All polls show people are leaving this mythological excrement behind. Peace

[@MsLuciawong]

Het mooiste voor God , Onze Vader Ik denk aan mijn jeugd en opvoeding . Zo beleefik het steeds weer .

[@josephspiller1683]

Were is the best place to buy traditional vestments

[@tomislav13]

Note: Even I prefer and love EF, I am still not able to attend EF in my diocese (Dubrovnik, Croatian Episcopal Conference), but some priests started to celebrate novus ordo properly, with dignity and finaly without abuses (dogmatic and/

[@gre8]

Just a respectful question. Just how many times one rehearses all this to get it right? It is a lot to remember...

[@thevintagegypsy5325]

It's been awhile since this was put on here and it is now '21. I'm 57 so latin mass is a very distant, like 3yrs old, memory. With all that is currently going on with the controversy about the latin mass, this was helpful. I'm not getting why it HAS to be so precise and perhaps that is what turned off many priests to the latin rite.? I know our priests don't go through all that in getting ready for mass. It's a fine line I think between legalism and spiritualism. I am finding the latin very different than the english and one day hopefully, I can attend a latin mass. The closest one to me is almost 2hrs away. However, if the current pontiff succeeds there won't even be that one. Praying for you. Thank you for answering your call to your vocation.

[@nenettehechanova]

I LOVE TRADITIONAL LATIN MASS. The last time I attended this traditional Latin Mass in Manila is year 1965, 7 years old at that time and missed it. Saan po dito sa Pilipinas may TLM ?

[@felizabue9424]

Va a explicar también la simbología de la vestimenta?

[@noobforpresident2024]

I just wanted to point out something, the Gloria is not always used. If the color is purple or black there is not a Gloria. If it's red, green, gold, or white there is a Gloria.

[@ellenevans9697]

I have Question. regarding this form of the Divine Liturgy..when the priest is saying the prayers, and the altar server is responding to the prayers, ... for example, the Kyrie, is it proper for the people to respond as well. also... do the people sing the Gloria? when is it proper for the people to respond. I am not sure.

[@Menechem]

Will we see anything like what my Parish,Saint John the Evangelist Anglican Use(Calgary,Canada)where we will have a purely Orthodox Mass,but in English?Also is ever the precious blood distributed during mass like it is in the,the Byzantine Rite,and the Anglican Use liturgies?When I was at a Benedictine Retreat they dispensed Holy Communion via intinction,thus we received under both species.This is also done in the Maronite Mass as well.Our weekday Mass is from the 1962 Missal (said in English).

[@monicapuerta5021]

I just started to attend here in California, this always has been my dream. Now I have a question... someone give me an explanation yesterday about which one is valid or not. Please help me.

[@Blaseboniface]

The one Mass "It is Finished" is fixed in Eternity - outside the timeline - all Masses in the Time Line connect to that one Mass, Complete and Accomplished for all time, in all time, and in the Eternal Moment outside time. We are instructed by Jesus to participate in this Mass.

[@karlfranciscoabellanosa5972]

I like how they filmed it at where Mother Angelica was

[@Rukia921]

Does anyone know where this church is? because im pretty sure its connected to a cloister for nuns. im pretty sure they would be seated or kneeling behind those gold bars

[@johnking5174]

I have read that this was done at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama, USA.

[@johnking5174]

As a protestant looking at this, I have to admit there is a dignity in this form of liturgy. I am from the Anglican faith, and we too have a very dignified form of liturgy, keeping elements of our ancient Catholic heritage, whilst maintaining our protestant theology, a middle way as it is called. So I did enjoy watching this, and maybe I will get the chance to sit and watch this form of the Roman Catholic Mass sometime. I know I could not take communion, but I assume there is no restriction on watching.

[@federicovalvassori5738]

As a catholic I can assure you there's no restriction in watching the Holy Mass, you cannot take the Communion, but you can participate with us as anybody else :)

[@johnking5174]

Very nice to know. We have "open communion" in the Anglican Church, where as long as you are a baptised Christian and have a good heart, you can share in our communion. I knew somewhere this was not the case with the Roman Catholic Church as it is "closed communion. Shame this divide seems never to be healed.

[@Bamditzki]

Why are you not part of the one true Church? Christ wants you to receive Him in communion.

[@johnking5174]

Here are my issues with your so called one true church. 1) - I reject your doctrine of transubstantiation, I do not believe Christ wanted a wafer and wine to become truly him, I believe it is a memorial. I believe that it remains bread and wine, nothing changes physically, but the meaning of the bread and wine changes from just bread and wine you get from a shop, to a representation of the body and blood of Christ. I do not believe Christ wanted himself to be locked away in tabernacles, lifted up in monstrances and incensed by clergy. Sorry. 2) - I reject the invocation of saints. Only through Jesus Christ, our one intercessor, do we have someone to go to God for us. No "saint" can do this, only the son of God. "I am the way, the truth, the light. No one comes to the father except through me" - JOHN 14:6. 3) - I reject the Roman teaching on purgatory. There is no such place, not mentioned in scripture. Sorry. 4) - I reject the over glorifying of Mary in your Marian doctrines. I do not accept she was immaculately conceived, or that she assumed into heaven body and soul. No evidence at all of this in scripture. Plus she is not a mediator, no matter how many Hail Marys you say, she can not do anything for you. She is not a Queen, she was a sinner, who God chose as one highly favoured, but not divine. Take a look at your rosary and see that Mary gets ten prayers said to her in one decade, whilst God and the Holy Spirit are left with one prayer each. 5) - Compulsory celibate clergy is wrong and unhealthy. Any clergy should be allowed to marry, have a family and enjoy life. There is no restrictions on them in the bible, many of Jesus disciples were married. If a priest wants to remain single and celibate fantastic, but this should be a choice. 6) - Relics are repulsive to me. Having bits of bones, tongues, arms, legs of so called saints on display and "venerated" makes me sick. These people were humans not saints, they may have lived holy and good lives, but they are not Gods and I am sorry, I just can't stomach the Roman Church's fascination of dead bodies on display too. Padre Pio, St Bernadette, St Vincent de Paul, these people led good holy lives, can they not rest in peace, without their mortal remain stuffed into a glass display case? 7) - The Mass is not a sacrifice, that sacrifice was made ONCE and FOR ALL upon the cross on Good Friday, and no matter how many masses you say, this event can and will not be ever repeated. 8) - I hate that your church denies the faithful to drink from the cup at communion. Christ ordained that both bread and wine should be consumed as a memorial of his most holy body and blood, this includes the wine, and has been used by the Roman church to belittle the faithful and show only the clergy can drink it. Unfair and not what Christ would have wanted. 9) - Indulgences are just nonsense. Doing prayers and certain acts and in return you get "time off" from a place (purgatory) which does not exist, sorry, no way! 10) - The Pope is NOT infallible. No man or woman on this planet is, and certainly not a pope. Sorry. So, I hope you understand why I am an Anglican. These ten points show a clear division between the Roman church and us. How can there possibly be a unity, when we differ a lot. Yes, in terms of liturgy and clerical structure we are very similar and I am proud of it. I like the middle way in which we are both reformed and catholic, we are just not Roman Catholic. I do not believe your church is the one true church, no church is, as I believe all Christian Churches have their own way to heaven and each one has their good points and bad points. GOD BLESS, and if you have any questions you want to as me about our Anglican liturgy, I will try and answer them to the best of my knowledge.

[@Bamditzki]

1- There are many things I could cite about transubstantiation in the Bible. Here are just 2... 1 Corinthians 10:16 "The cup of blessing which we bless, is it not the communion of the blood of Christ? The bread which we break, is it not the communion of the body of Christ?" St. Paul clearly states that the bread and cup ARE the BODY AND BLOOD of Christ. Not a symbol. Still not sure? 1 Corinthians 11:29 "For those who eat and drink without discerning the body of Christ eat and drink judgment(damnation) on themselves." A little too harsh for being just a symbol don't you think? You, like the jews, also reject transubstantiation. "Do you wanna leave also?" Said Jesus to his apostles, wanting to know if they also rejected this doctrine. Everyone who denies this Truth, abandons Jesus saying "Yes, I wanna leave also". Didn't Christ said "This is my body"? Deny this and you call Jesus a liar. 2- If Christ only can intercede for us, why does St. Paul tells us to pray for one another? A sinner can pray for you but not a saint who sees God face to face? Didn't Christ spoke with saints (Elijah and Moses) in His transfiguration? Look at Christ invoking saints! God is God of the living... not of the dead. We ALL are part of one body and we all have functions. We all help each other with prayers. If not, then, Prayers don't exist in Heaven? Heaven is full of prayers! Read the book of revelation. 3- Purgatory in the Bible Matthew 12:32- says "And whoever speaks a word against the Son of Man will be forgiven; but whoever speaks against the holy Spirit will not be forgiven, either in this age or in the age to come.” Here Jesus speaks of sin against the Holy Spirit. The implication is that some sins can be forgiven in the world to come. We know that in Hell there is no liberation and in Heaven nothing imperfect can enter it as we see in the next part. Sin is not forgiven when a soul reaches its final destination because in heaven there is no need for forgiveness of sin and in hell the choice to go there is already made. 2 Maccabees 12:46- “Thus he made atonement for the dead that they might be freed from sin" Matthew 5:26, Luke 12:59- Christ is condemning sin and speaks of liberation only after expiation. “Amen, I say to you, you will not be released until you have paid the last penny.” 1 Corinthians 3:15 "If anyone’s work is burned up, he will suffer loss, though he himself will be saved, but only as through fire." Revelation 21:27 “…but nothing unclean will enter it, nor anyone who does abominable things or tells lies.”

[@worldchampion1986]

The new mass may be nice in some ways, but it will never be able to match the wonderful beauty of the Latin Mass!

[@-marek68]

I prefer FSSPX but I think this film is very useful for normal priests. Blessing from Poland.

[@luxither7354]

The SSPX is in a state of non-approval from the church, and their clergy is not approved and appointed by Bishops in communion with the Pope. Go to their Masses, yes, particularly if you don't have a Latin Mass as a choice, but steer clear from their Clergy's Theology.

[@-marek68]

@@luxither7354 I don't think so...

[@e.solberg6636]

I have a question: how would music like organ and gregorian chant be integrated in the mass? During which parts, and with what considerations?

[@carsonwilliams2050]

Usually incorporated into the Psalms of the mass, that effectively serve as transition between liturgy readings

[@e.solberg6636]

@@carsonwilliams2050 Alright, thanks. what about chanting the "kyrie", "gloria", etc.?

[@timfirst3536]

@@e.solberg6636 That sounds so beautiful and fills my heart with hope that the Holy Spirit moves that intention with expeditation.

[@e.solberg6636]

@@timfirst3536 Amen!

[@dan69052]

people need help I have been hearing much about the controversy regarding the Latin mass. Really! There is so much pain, suffering, child abuse & injustice in the world, yet petty bureaucrats spend their time on this made-up insignificant problem! I understand people ‘s concern about religious matters & I just listen; let them have their say, but I can no longer be silent on this. This is one big crock of crap. You think an Almighty Being is concerned about which language & customs holy men use as they prance around chanting dribble? As these old useless holy men sit around & engage in their mental masturbation meetings, people are starving for help. Get up off your ass & try helping one another. This entire fiasco is trivia. You let this occupies your time with so many urgent needs to be addressed. Shame! The upside to all this nonsensical bickering is that people can see what a farce religion is & find it easy to leave it behind. All polls show people are leaving this mythological excrement behind. Peace

[@cptsil90221]

QQ - Does the priest ever stop to repeat the days readings but in a local language like English? And do they do a homily? Thank you

[@JohnnyNada]

At mine, the gospel and homily are in English

[@cjjuddaustralianartist]

I remember when I was an altar boy at Don Bosco, how things have changed.