It’s WHO you KNOW.

[@DoctorDewgong]

This mass produced thousands of saints. The Latin is no barrier to faith

[@Bre1958.]

The real barrier to faith is being part of the schism while being in communion with the false Church of the new order

[@eggyolked108]

Répétition répétition répétition

[@Bre1958.]

@johngabrielminjares1632 Not when you choose God instead of stubbornly following heretics to be complicit in the perdition of more souls.

[@RomanusVII]

It isn’t an obstacle, but what was lost in the Mass is more than the Latin, but also the prayers and the connection to the earliest traditions. I don’t care if the Mass is in Latin or the Vernacular (so long as that vernacular is sacral and elevated, not vulgar), but what’s necessary is the restoration of the mystery, symbols, and ritual gravitas that existed in earlier forms of the Mass, which comes with the ancient prayers that go back to the Early Middle Ages and even before.

[@DoctorDewgong]

@@RomanusVII I agree wholeheartedly. There is much more to the TLM than just the language. I wouldn't mind the tridentine mass in the vernacular

[@limen5442]

More of Msgr. Morris! So many good clerics in St. Louis mo :)

[@DoctorDewgong]

A KZbin short of the prayers at the foot of the altar clip from episode one would be so perfect. A bite sized clip that clearly gets across how important and beautiful the prayers of the traditional mass are

[@rinjaminbutton]

^^^^^^

[@FloodWaterStL]

Msgr. Morris is beloved here in STL.

[@Bre1958.]

We need the Roman Rite ✨🙏🏼❤️ and Priests without doubtful ordination. We need to return to the Catholic Church!!✨🙏🏼❤️

[@Bre1958.]

@@Windfolla The ordination formula for the Roman Rite was already established before the creation of the "new order." The problem here is that they want us to believe that the form that those of the "new order" use to ordain their priests can be used in the Roman Rite of the Church. The new order is not even 65 years old!!

[@DominicGilbert-n5e]

I wanna meet this person in real life

[@UrielAngeli147]

Msgr. Morris is great. Drop by Greg & Gus in St. Louis anytime.

[@that1catholicteen]

Beautiful message!!!! It's so unfortunate that Francis wants to restrict this beautiful liturgy. Such a shame!!!!

[@emilymg1]

I love Monsignor!!!! He’s incredible! ❤❤❤❤

[@AppealToHeaven]

Love this man. My Spiritual Director!

[@godsstrength7129]

This is what I’ve been saying!!! I love the TLM *because* it’s such a mystery how Christ becomes the Eucharist.

[@angelicafalconordonez3139]

Por favor el documental subtitulado en español sobre la misa Tridentina, lo habéis bajado. Por favor subidlo otra vez.

[@DavGre]

Prepare every day my Brothers. Because the day is coming. I thought my Generation will have the most boring time filled with sin and destruction of our faith. But we are on the edge of everything or nothing. We, the last Bastion, decide if the faith will have a Future. Train vour Body and your brain we need everyone for the hard times which are coming. When we win then we will be remembered for ever like our King and his soldiers of God.

[@r4_in_space]

It would be a strech to say that most people understand the new Mass. The "old" one wins then by being more beautiful and attractive.

[@georgedavis2554]

If one can study any languages why not Latin too. It is a language It is a precise language. It has legal terms medical terminology poetry and prose. It is now now said to be a dead languge rather it was systematically killed by freemasons and moderlnists because it is also holy lsnguage of the Catholic church. That is why it is killed.

[@JoeyLario-t7h]

Pray That I Will Honor Mary St Joseph The Saints The Angels Of Heaven Poor Souls In Purgatory All My Priest Friends For The Pope That I Will Forgive My Enemies Live Peacefully With My Neighbors Practice The Golden Rule The Beatitudes

[@jowr2000]

Just get a missal.

[@kittyblaine7917]

It’s not that simple but it would certainly be a positive

[@jowr2000]

@@kittyblaine7917 it was that simple for me. All the Latin is translated into English, the priest's movements and gestures are illustrated, and there are books explaining the significance of everything that's going on. There are TLMs on youtube. Anyone can becone familiar with it before attending one in person.

[@rmp7400]

As if ....the Life, Horrific and freely undergone Suffering, very real Death and miraculous Resurrection of God is understandable.... Just spend time with the Almighty, holy & eternal person who cares about you - and longs for your presence+❤ 🙏

[@cosmic4037]

Ok

[@nuglifer]

Latin mass on Sunday is too long. Almost 2 hours. During the summer you can nearly pass out from how hot it can get. I appreciate the 1 hour Novus Ordo before hand.

[@lilyw.719]

Lies. Despicable lies. There is no such thing as a two hour Latin Mass on a regular Sunday, with the possible sole exception of major feasts like Christmas or Good Friday, or for a Solemn Pontifical High Mass by a bishop, or some solemn occasion in which the entirety of the Mass is sung by the priest. All of those occasions are extraordinarily rare. And the only lengthy occasion that could possibly occur in the summer is Corpus Christi. A high sung Mass with a Gregorian chant choir, a procession, incense in, and Asperges Me is at most 1:15 minutes. And that's IF the Parish has the resources to put on such a display. Half of Latin Mass communities do not have the ability to offer that degree of solemnity, so the masses are only 1 hour. And I'm also going to call you out as a liar for claiming that the Novus Ordo is one hour. It's one hour practically nowhere, because they started getting through it as quickly as possible decades ago. Nowhere is it longer than 40-45 minutes, and apparently there are even shorter Masses out there. Get over yourself, and be honest.

[@carolynkimberly4021]

An hour and a half praying the TLM is a taste of heaven

[@carolynkimberly4021]

An hour enduring an NO is pure hell.

[@DoctorDewgong]

I've never been to a TLM longer than 1 hour and 20 mins

[@agrailag]

@@DoctorDewgong same. The only really long celebrates were on Triduum (hope on english it called so)