If you are aware of any document, quality coverage, or analysis related to the release of the motu proprio Summorum Pontificum that you would like to see posted on www.SummorumPontificum.net , please leave me a comment and I will evaluate and post it as soon as I can. Thanks!
I also welcome any other suggestions that will help make this site as informative as possible.
Patrick
be sure to post the various replies by dioceses in the USA. The Archdiocese of Miami is already engaged in "artful dodge"
ReplyDeleteThe Perfidious Jews and Other Lies About the Latin Mass
ReplyDeleteI have a post of link and there are one or two that you might be interested in: Summorum Pontificum links. You may be interested in my celebratory video - but it may be a bit frivolous for your purposes.
ReplyDeleteThank you for starting this resource. I have recommended it on my blog.
Fr. Tim Finigan,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the links. I have added some to the site. I have the video on my other blog (Creative Minority Reports), I loved it. Trying to keep this site informational, for now.
I do intend to cover the implementation of Summorum Ponitficum . The good, the bad, and the ugly. We will see how it goes.
Sid,
ReplyDeleteIs the Miami response in writing, I cannot seem to find it?
One thing that might be helpful (although I don't have links to give) might be to link to a website that sells the approved 1962 Roman Ritual. The Roman Missal has been easy to find, but since all the sacraments (except priestly ordination) have been approved for use, this would be a service for priests who want to buy them (and laity who want to buy them for priests!)
ReplyDeleteLoreto Publications has a reprint on a three volume Roman Ritual, but, unsure as I am- and I am sure many priests as well- of the proper edition I am hesitant to buy it.
Thanks for this great blog, and God bless you!
Jimmy Akin also has a very sensible and accessible commentary on the motu on his blog which you may want to link.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this blog, great idea!!! God Bless!!!
Please feel free to visit the following Belgian Blog:
ReplyDeletehttp://tridentijnsemis.blogspot.com/
We're a group of catholics who want to promote the rite in the Flemish part of the country.
This looks like a very worthwhile link:
ReplyDeletehttp://forums.catholic.com/forumdisplay.php?f=115
Portuguese alternative information about MP:
ReplyDeletewww.gazetadarestauracao.blogspot.com
I have read the letters of all four bishops that have been posted so far. There is nothing in any of them that suggests any hostility towards the terms of the Motu Proprio. The only reservation might be, where Archbishop of Miami makes reference to having allowed the "Latin Mass" for 20 years, but is not clear on which one.
ReplyDeleteUltimately, it matters less what these bishops say, than what they do. And what they do has been spelled out to them in no uncertain terms -- for all to see. If they are to act in bad faith, they will do so with an audience, one with their superiors in the front row.
http://exlaodicea.wordpress.com/2007/07/09/polish-bishops-on-summorum-pontificium/
ReplyDeleteTranslation of the Polish Bishops' Conference statement
link to you coming
Patrick
ReplyDeleteI own UniversalIndult.com, EcclesiaDei.com and VaticanII.com - all of which have had an increase in traffic since Summorum Pontificum. I have not developed a serious site yet and so, with your permission, would like to link to your blog. Please reply to info@VaticanII.com
Thank you
Fr. V,
ReplyDeleteGreat suggestion! As soon as we have some clarification on which Roman Ritual, I will post it.
Lee Gilbert,
ReplyDeleteThanks! Done
Well, I noticed you have the accompanying letter in Spanish but not Summorum Pontificum itself. An Internet search found me nothing, so I got to working on a Spanish translation myself but eventually stumbled upon one. If you care to link or repost it: http://secretummeummihi.blogspot.com/2007/07/motu-proprio-summorum-pontificum-ciudad.html
ReplyDeleteschmendrick2
ReplyDeleteThanks!
I have added it to the sidebar.
"These two expressions of the Church's Lex orandi will in no any way lead to a division in the Church's 'Lex credendi' (Law of belief). They are, in fact two usages of the one Roman rite."
ReplyDeleteAnyone see a typo here? "no any way"
If you want to be part of a "Motu Proprio Network" of sorts, be sure to add your contact information to The Summorum Pontificum Contact Database.
ReplyDeleteAs the database grows, we will be helping people in similar geographic regions get in touch with each other, and get in touch with priests, to help this new initiative get a good jump-start.
Please add your name to the network, and if you know of any priests who would be willing to offer the Latin Mass in their parish, please get them to add their names as well!
EWTN have a translation of 'observations' that can be found at http://www.ewtn.com/library/curia/vpo-observations.htm
ReplyDeleteThanks for creating this resource.
If you have the stomach for it, amuse yourself with Sr. Joan Chittister's anguished sobs at http://ncrcafe.org/node/1221
ReplyDeleteFr. John Boyle,
ReplyDeleteThanks. The link is on the sidebar.
Fr Arsenius
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip. Posted her in all her .... well you know.
http://www.abc.net.au/rn/religionreport/stories/2007/1974670.htm
ReplyDeleteI have found a great little site run by some Benedictine Monks in England who provide a whole section of motu proprio type aids for the laity and clergy.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive how on the ball they are!
oops - forgot to actually give the link to the Missals etc
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Official Statement of Archbishop Chaput
ReplyDeletehttp://www.archden.org/images/ArchbishopCorner/OfficialStatements/ablettertofaithful_popebenedictrelaxesuseoftridentinemass7.12.07.pdf
Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops
ReplyDeletehttp://www.cccb.ca/site/content/view/2496/1214/lang,eng/
Apostolic Letter "Summorum Pontificum" Print E-mail
10 July 2007
On 7 July 2007, Pope Benedict XVI promulgated an Apostolic Letter on the use of the Roman Liturgy prior to the 1970 reform.
The decree will become effective on 14 September 2007.
For further information please see:
* Letter from the Pope to the Bishops
* Motu Proprio in Latin
* Motu Proprio in English
From the Diocese of Erie
ReplyDeletehttp://www.eriercd.org/pdf/Infob/tridentine.pdf
Here is one by Patrick Buchanan
ReplyDeleteOur local paper, The Virginian Pilot did this articleabout the new indult, interviewing our FSSP priest and the former bishop of Richmond.
ReplyDeleteA liturgist is against the liberalization of the 1962 missal: in the Tablet, of course. For the record.
ReplyDeletePope Extends Use of the "1962 Missal" -- What Does This Mean? -- by Helen Hull Hitchcock
ReplyDeletehttp://www.adoremus.org
+LIChr+
ReplyDeleteYou can add a link to
Motu proprio in Polish language
Best regards,
In Christo et Maria!
+ + +
Sanctus.pl
A Conservative Blog for Peace on the motu.
ReplyDeleteArticle by Fr Guy Nicholls in the 15 July parish newsletter of the Birmingham Oratory (UK).
ReplyDeletehttp://www.bbc.co.uk/northernireland/radioulster/sunday_sequence/story2.ram
ReplyDeleteFr Gerard Deighan (Dublin, Ireland) defends the Motu Proprio on BBC radio.
To provide information to those who attend the N.O. parishes, could a 'sample' information article on Summorum Pontificum be created and posted on your website? People could then take this article to 5-10 local parishes for publication in the weekly bulletins. It would help these parishioners better understand the Summorium Pontificum.
ReplyDeleteAlso, may I suggest placing the Vatican website, your website, lumengentleman, ecclesia dei, una voce websites etc. in this article?
This would give us something solid to bring to the parishes for publication in the bulletins. Think of the thousands of people who would be informed!!
May I also suggest that this notice be run in the bulletins every week until September 14th.
Thank you for your super website. I've been referring to it as 'info central' for the Summorum Pontificum.
Andrea Brown
good note on SP from the New Orleans Jesuits
ReplyDeletehttp://jesuitchurch.net/
St. Mary's by the Sea
ReplyDeleteDiocese of Richmond, Virginia
ReplyDeleteEditorial in the official "Catholic Virginian"
Editor recommends that people not burden their priests by asking for the usus antiquor.
http://tinyurl.com/2b8t8x
or
http://www.catholicvirginian.org/archive/2007/2007vol82iss19/pages/editorial.html
May I suggest that you may care to cue in on our Catholics United for the Faith (CUF) Website Blog for commentary on the Pope's Motu Proprio.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome to link to it or make the CUF Website known to our fellow Catholics in the UK. Years ago, CUF had Faith speakers at various Conferences.
In Christ,
James Likoudis
President emeritus, CUF
Author of "The Pope, the Council and the Mass" (1981, new edition 2006)
Diocese of Allentown, PA:
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The publication of Summorum Pontificum foresees laymen asking that the Mass be celebrated according to the Roman Missal of 1962 promulgated by Blessed John XXIII in their parish. It would be helpful to those of us who intend to request it to have examples of letters requesting that the Mass be celebrated at one mass every Sunday in our parish. Perhaps readers might provide examples of their letters and this website could provide a centralized repository.
ReplyDeleteYour readers will be interested in the column by Bishop Robert Morlino of Madison, WI. The column is posted at http://www.madisoncatholicherald.org/current/bishop.html
ReplyDeleteCardinal Egan at catholicny.com
ReplyDeleteThe Archdiocese of Boston has (sadly) weighed in. The statment is here: http://www.rcab.org/News/releases/2007/statement070718.html
ReplyDeleteCard. O'Malley is still on vacation I believe, but there is no reason to think the statement does not reflect his views.
Karl Keating of Catholic Answers has a great letter entiltled, 'A Catholic Mass Dream' at:
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St Peter's, Merchantville, NJ (Camden diocese)the Pastor is beginning catechesis for introducing the extraordinary rite in the fall.
ReplyDeleteThe Bishop of Steubenville published a memorandum to all his priests on Friday. How can it be sent to this blog? I think it will make interesting reading.
ReplyDeletePlease email it to me a cmr@creativeminorityreport.com
ReplyDeleteThe Ecclesia Dei Society of New Zealand applauds the Holy Father for summorum Pontificum.
ReplyDeleteThe challenge for the country of New Zealand will be the promotion of this re-evangelising Motu Propriom, by all our bishops.
Regrettably, so far our Catholic Press and clegy are very lukewarm on the issue if not 'anti' the pope's decision.
We ask your prayers and give thanks for the traditonal movement of America!
God bless
Diane Taylor
Spokesperson EDSNZ
I can't find our bishop's official statement online, but here's the text that was sent out (Diocese of Savannah, GA):
ReplyDeleteStatement by Bishop J. Kevin Boland on Pope Benedict’s Letter
re: Expanding Use of Extraordinary Mass
July 9, 2007
On Saturday, July 7, 2007, Pope Benedict XVI issued an Apostolic letter
relaxing restrictions on the use of the Mass that was celebrated by the
Catholic Church prior to Vatican Council II. This Mass is the one that
follows the Roman Missal promulgated by Blessed John XXIII in 1962.
Frequently it is referred to as the Latin Mass.
The Apostolic letter takes effect on September 14, 2007, the feast of the
Triumph of the Holy Cross.
What does issuance of this Apostolic letter mean for the Diocese of
Savannah?
First, the Holy Father clarified that there will be a twofold use of the one
Roman rite of the Catholic Church. There will be the ordinary form—the
Mass we have been celebrating for the past 40 years—and the
extraordinary form—the Mass that was promulgated by Blessed John XXIII
in 1962. This Mass is celebrated in Latin.
Presently in the Diocese of Savannah we have at least three priests who
are capable of celebrating the extraordinary Mass of the Roman rite. There
may be others.
In the city of Savannah the Mass promulgated by Blessed John XXIII is
offered bimonthly. Sixty to seventy people attend. Prior to this instruction
from Pope Benedict it was necessary for the Bishop to give permission for
this Mass to be celebrated. Now any priest (provided he has the necessary
skills) may offer this Mass privately. The public may attend if they so wish.
The priest does not need the permission of the Bishop or the Holy See.
We will have to retool and reeducate, and all of this takes time. Many
priests know little or any Latin. It will be a challenge, and in some cases
they may not wish to celebrate the extraordinary form of the Roman rite.
The biggest challenge will be the availability of priests who are
knowledgeable enough to celebrate the extraordinary form.
We are deeply committed to do our best to meet the religious needs of the
people who are deeply devoted to the Roman rite of the Catholic Mass
promulgated by Blessed John XXIII in 1962.
With this new Apostolic letter, the Holy Father, Pope Benedict, has
expanded the use of the Roman missal that was in place immediately prior
to Vatican Council II. It is a matter of the twofold use of one rite. No matter
which form of the rite is used, it is essential that the celebration of Mass be
one of great reverence in harmony with the rubrics (directives) which apply
to each form. With more availability of the extraordinary rite, there will be a
renewed emphasis on celebrating both forms with greater dignity and
reverence.
To facilitate and coordinate proper planning and implementation of this
Apostolic Exhortation I have appointed Monsignor William O. O’Neill as
Diocesan Director.
It will take time to put a plan in place. In the meantime, if any priests are
interested in developing the necessary skills to celebrate the Mass
promulgated by Pope John XXIII, please contact Msgr. O’Neill at (912) 233-
4709; or by email at wooneill@aol.com .
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Patrick,
ReplyDeleteI have known for a while now that Bishop Morlino of Madison, WI is a good, faithful and apostolic priest and bishop, but I was floored when I read the endorsement at the very bottom of his excellent article on the Motu Proprio:
"Praised by Jesus Christ."
Summorum Pontificum podcast: Gregorian chant for 1962 Missal Sundays
ReplyDeleteSummorum Pontificum podcast
The blogger there already has the chants for next Sunday, the Ninth
after Pentecost (July 29, 2007).
Please check out the pastor's statement as well as the material on page 4 of this parish bulletin (pdf file).
ReplyDeletehttp://www.stjohncatholicmclean.org/church/bulletins/2007-07-15.pdf
Let's try again:
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stjohncatholicmclean.
org/church/bulletins/
2007-07-15.pdf
http://www.catholicregister.org/content/view/914/141/
ReplyDeleteThe address above links to an 11 July article in the Catholic Register, including statements of Archbishop Collins of Toronto and Bishop Prendergast of Ottawa.
Liturgical growth and progress in the Roman Missal by Archbishop John Vlazny
ReplyDeleteanon July 24 with Bishop Boland's statement--
ReplyDeleteWhat parish are you in in the Diocese of Savannah? i attend Most Holy Trinity Church in Augusta; perhaps we could join forces?
An interview of Fr. Michael Wiener of the Institute of Christ the King on SFGate.com
ReplyDeleteFinding My Religion: Oakland priest Michael Wiener has been celebrating the Traditional Latin Mass since 1999
Please see: www.romancatholicblog.typepad.com
ReplyDelete'Bishop Tod Brown's New Requirement: The Traditional Latin Mass at St. Mary's by the Sea is Only for St. Mary's Parishioners'
Response in the Catholic Transcript (Archdiocese of Hartford) from a column by Msgr. David Q. Liptak
ReplyDeleteGenerally favorable with one concerning paragraph:
Second, where a “stable” group of faithful who adhere to the traditional “form” (the original Latin uses the adverb continenter, signifying “continuously”) requests such a Mass, a pastor (parochus) may comply, keeping in mind (1) the spiritual welfare of the group, and (2) the guidance of the Bishop, in accordance with Canon 392 of the Code, (3) together with the need for sensitivity to retaining pastoral unity and avoiding discord. (Art. 5, 1)
http://www.catholictranscript.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=311&Itemid=34
Wondered if you had already spotted this, apologies if you have:
ReplyDeleteBishops welcome Pope's call for unity - Apostolic letter Motu Proprio data
http://www.rcdow.org.uk/cardinal/default.asp?library_ref=1&content_ref=1434
It would be nice if a publisher would produce an interlinear Latin/English missal. I made myself a 10 page booklet of the MASS OF THE CATECHUMENS using Word. I'd be happy to e-mail a copy with printing instructions to anyone interested. You could see a sample prayer, the Gloria, here
ReplyDeleteThe first Irish bishop to react to Summorum Pontificum is the Archbishop of Dublin.It is a positive response.He has decided to make additional provision for devotees of the Extraordinary Rite.A chaplaincy is to be created with a resident priest who will provide a daily Mass as well as the normal Sunday Mass.All sacraments will be available in the old rite.This will involve a relocation to another city centre church which is Pugin designed and very beautiful.Total silence from all other Irish bishops.
ReplyDeletePatrick -
ReplyDeleteBishop David E. Foley of Birmingham, Alabama, seems to believe that only "certified" priests should be allowed to serve the extraordinary form of the Mass, in accordance with Summorum Pontificum.
The following letter was taken verbatim from the _One Voice_ (August 10, 2007, p. 1), which is the diocesan newspaper for the diocese of Birmingham in Alabama:
ANNOUNCEMENT
I have received with great joy the Motu Proprio from His Holiness Benedict XVI on July 7, 2007.
This document is important for two reasons:
1. It authenticates that the normative celebration of the Eucharist is the Mass of Paul VI.
2. And, because of his Holiness' pastoral concern, he has granted permission for the extraordinary celebration of the Roman Missal promulgated by Blessed John XXIII. This permission is granted for those faithful who have remained attached with such great love and affection to this ancient form.
The particulars for making this option available to the faithful are extremely important and must be approached with great pastoral care.
1. To celebrate the extra ordinary [sic] form, the Priests of our diocese must be properly trained and certified.
2. Locations must be chosen which most effectively offer this form for the faithful.
To this [sic] end, I am now beginning the processes of asking advice from the College of Priest Consultors and others who will help me in actualizing this important accommodation in the liturgical life of the Diocese. In unity with our Holy Father, I thank you for your patience as we implement his pastoral wishes.
[signed] +David E. Foley
Most Reverend David E. Foley
Diocesan Administrator
Diocese of Birmingham in Alabama
http://www.radiovaticana.org/en1/Articolo.asp?c=149538
ReplyDeleteI noticed your index to bishops' responses to the motu proprio didn't include the Archdioces of Boston, which released a statement on July 18: http://www.rcab.org/News/releases/2007/statement070718.html
ReplyDeleteSince Cardinal O'Malley has publically stated that it's not really meant for North America (especially New England), this is probably the only statement there will be.
http://www.pewsitter.com/view_news.php?id=2526
ReplyDeleteWorth posting on your site, I think:
"New Yorker Petitions Cardinal Egan to Celebrate Midnight Mass in Latin"
Thank you for this beautiful blog. Bishop Mario Conti is the worse, probably, but my archbishop is not very far from him. Look his statement on http://qien.free.fr/2007/200707/20070722_plotti.htm
ReplyDeleteI think that this must be posted on this blog.
I have been searching a lot of sites to find the ENGLISH version of this document. IT appears to have been pulled from all sites, including vatican.va.!!!! It was there shortly after 7/7/2007...
ReplyDeleteWhat's going on?
P.S. PLEASE KEEP IT POSTED ON YOUR SITE FOR ALL TO SEE!!!
Check out these 2 pieces in the LA Archdiocese newspaper, the Tidings.
ReplyDeletehttp://the-tidings.com/2007/081707/latin.htm
www.lulu.com/content/319532
ReplyDeleteThere is a very good artical "And if this is what it takes to fill the churches, so be it" from Bishop Salvatore Matamo of Burlington. The site is
ReplyDeletehttp://www.wptz.com/news/13904141/detail.html
In case you haven't already seen it, this web page includes numerous reactions from Europe, Latin America, and the Philippines.
ReplyDelete(I inserted a new paragraph marker in the
center of the address so that you can read it -- you may have to copy and paste it in two parts.)
https://www.blogger.com/comment.g?
blogID=19978542&postID=8244764842333369973
Allego la Notificazione che l'Arcivescovo di Pisa (Italia), Mons. Alessandro Plotti, ha inviato ai sui parroci per limitare l'applicazione del Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum. Leggere per credere:
ReplyDelete"Sull'uso del Messale romano di San Pio V
La notificazione dell'arcivescovo di Pisa
22 luglio 2007
Ogni Vescovo è il moderatore della liturgia per la propria Diocesi. Il can. 838 del Codice di Diritto Canonico così recita: «Regolare la Sacra Liturgia dipende unicamente dall'Autorità della Chiesa: ciò compete propriamente alla Sede Apostolica e, a norma del Diritto, al Vescovo Diocesano».
E al Paragrafo 4 : «Al Vescovo Diocesano nella Chiesa a lui affidata spetta, entro i limiti della sua competenza, dare norme in materia liturgica, alle quali tutti sono tenuti». Tali disposizioni trovano conferma al n. 22 del Documento del Concilio Vaticano II «Sacrosanctum Concilium», dove sono ribaditi gli stessi concetti. Il Messale di Paolo VI rimane la «forma normale» e «ordinaria» della liturgia eucaristica, mentre il Messale romano anteriore al Concilio può essere usato come forma «straordinaria».
Il Papa nella sua Lettera ai Vescovi della Chiesa cattolica, che accompagna il «Motu proprio», spiega abbondantemente che non deve essere intaccata l'autorità del Concilio e messa in dubbio la riforma liturgica o che venga sconfessata l'opera di Paolo VI e di Giovanni Paolo II. Alla luce di queste due premesse, dispongo quanto segue:
1- In nessuna Parrocchia della nostra Arcidiocesi si introduca l'uso del messale del 1962, solo per offrire in maniera indiscriminata la celebrazione in latino secondo il Rito preconciliare ai fedeli che non ne abbiamo fatto specifica richiesta.
2 - Se nella Parrocchia (art. 5 par. 1 ) esiste «stabilmente» un gruppo di fedeli aderenti alla precedente tradizione liturgica, che chiede esplicitamente al Parroco la celebrazione della Santa Messa secondo il rito preconciliare, il Parroco stesso valuti, da una parte, se tale richiesta nasce da un sincero amore alla tradizione antica della chiesa, da una convinta accettazione del Concilio Vaticano II, e da una istanza seria e autentica di alimento spirituale; dall'altra, se il concedere tale celebrazione si armonizza con la cura pastorale ordinaria della parrocchia, evitando la discordia e le divisioni.
Si deve trattare, sempre e comunque, di un gruppo stabile di parrocchiani, che manifestano il desiderio legittimo di vedere attuato il «Motu proprio» del Papa. Non è né opportuno né auspicabile che la Parrocchia «ospiti» gruppi non ben definiti che non partecipano alla vita e al cammino della comunità parrocchiale e che «usano» la parrocchia o il parroco solo per un nostalgico riflusso liturgico. L'art. 5 par. 1 del Documento Pontificio è molto chiaro: «nella parrocchia in cui esiste stabilmente un gruppo di fedeli...». Dunque un gruppo di fedeli che stabilmente vivono e operano nella parrocchia e non altri che sfruttano la parrocchia solo come punto di appoggio o perché c'è un presbitero più benevolo.
3 - Per meglio esercitare questa facoltà concessa ai parroci di accogliere «volentieri» tale richiesta e per operare serenamente ed efficacemente un difficile discernimento dispongo che, prima di concedere o di negare tale privilegio, sia consultato il Consiglio pastorale parrocchiale e si faccia riferimento all'Arcivescovo, per arrivare ad una scelta pastorale armonica, che non crei divisioni e conflitti tra le diverse componenti del Popolo di Dio.
Il «Motu proprio» di Benedetto XVI insiste nel sottolineare che la celebrazione della Santa Messa pre-conciliare deve armonizzarsi con la cura pastorale ordinaria della parrocchia.
4 - Il ricorso all'Ordinario diocesano non è prescritto nel Documento, perché la concessione è affidata alla buona accoglienza del Parroco, però, per i risvolti che tale esperienza può avere sulla vita dell'intera Diocesi, è opportuno e raccomandabile che la decisione venga presa insieme al Vescovo.
Tra l'altro, il Papa nella Lettera ai Vescovi, che accompagna il Decreto, dice: «queste nuove norme non diminuiscono in nessun modo la vostra autorità e responsabilità, né sulla liturgia né sulla pastorale dei vostri fedeli. Ogni Vescovo, infatti, è il moderatore della liturgia nella propria Diocesi. Nulla si toglie quindi all'autorità del Vescovo il cui ruolo, comunque, rimarrà quello di vigilare affinché tutto si svolga in pace e serenità. Se dovesse nascere qualche problema che il parroco non possa risolvere, l'Ordinario locale potrà intervenire, in piena armonia, però, con quanto stabilito dalle nuove norme del «Motu proprio». Accogliamo la decisione del Papa in spirito di obbedienza e di condivisione, cercando di ottemperare con fedeltà e serietà alle prescrizioni del «Motu proprio», tenendo presente che tutti noi, pastori e guide del nostro popolo, abbiamo la missione di offrire a tutti i fedeli le occasioni per crescere nella vita spirituale e nell'esperienza di una Chiesa che accompagna la crescita ecclesiale della intera comunità cristiana, che ha sempre nel Vescovo il suo punto di unità e di comunione.
«Salus animarum summa lex».
+Alessandro Plotti, arcivescovo
Traditional Mass in Chile -- see third item down (as of 24 August).
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ReplyDeleteCelebration of Summorum Pontificum in Candem Diocese:
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Laudatur Iesus Christus!
ReplyDeleteI am pleased to inform you that beginning September 16th, 2007, Father C. Tim Meares will celebrate a weekly Traditional Latin Mass at St. Joseph Church in Burgaw, NC, near Wilmington, on Sundays at 4:30PM.
Until now, Father Meares has assisted Father Paul Parkerson, chaplain for the Traditional Latin Mass at Sacred Heart Church in Dunn, NC.
Thank you for spreading the good news. Please pray for Bishop Michael F. Burbidge of Raleigh, NC.
See article about the Diocese of Santa Rosa , CA
ReplyDeleteSt. Thomas More Church in San Francisco states on its website "Sunday, 5:30 p.m. Latin Tridentine Mass (coming soon)". This is an ideal parish to have a Latin Mass. They currently have Mass in Portuguese, Arabic & English. Soon all three of these communities will be able to unite in worship by attending the same Mass in the universal language of the Roman (Latin Rite) Catholic Church. Of course they could have been doing so with the Novus Ordo for the past four decades. Perhaps they have, but it isn't listed among the others.
ReplyDeleteIt would be nice if a publisher would produce an interlinear Latin/English missal. The MASS OF THE CATECHUMENS is the part of the Mass that an interlinear translation would be most helpful. I made a 10 page booklet of this part of the Mass using MS Word. I'd be happy to e-mail a copy with printing instructions to anyone interested (just e-mail me).
Please update your link to Bishop Galeone's radio interview transcript. I'm the blogger who posted it and I had to change the URL.
ReplyDeletehttp://thebarqueofpeter.blogspot.com/2007/09/bp-galeone-speaks-on-implementation-of.html
EWTN will broadcast a High Mass of Celebration of the Extrordinary Rite on Friday morning September 14th from the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama.
ReplyDeleteThought you might want to comment on the recent article by the Vicar General of the Indianapolis Archdiocese regarding another recent CNS article written by a Fr. Daly. It's a great read, and can be found at the CRITERION website (http://www.archindy.org/criterion/local/2007/08-31/guest.html)
ReplyDelete- Mike Mueller (muledog@comcast.net)
Experience with the Traditional Latin Mass at Atonement Anglican Use parish in San Antonio, Texas:
ReplyDeletehttp://atonementparish.blogspot.com/2007/07/summorum-pontificum.html
Cardinal O'Brien presides at High Mass:
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Diocese of Monterey - Letter from Bishop Richard Garcia - link
ReplyDeletehttp://www.dioceseofmonterey.org/observer/2007/sep/inhim.htm
I have the great joy of announcing to you that His Excellency, Archbishop Angel Lagdameo D.D., Archbishop of Jaro and currently President of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP), celebrated a Missa Cantata according to the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite last September 11, 2007, 7:00 PM (Manila time) at the Carmelite Monastery Church in Lipa City, Province of Batangas (located south of Manila).
ReplyDeleteDue to various contingencies, emergencies and events, the Archbishop was not assisted by any clergy, and had only two lay servers who had to substitute at the very last minute. The Mass itself has been agreed upon only last week, and the schedule was finalized only the day before the Mass itself was about to be celebrated. One has to keep in mind that, uhm, the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite in the Philippines continues to face "Extraordinary" obstacles indeed! However, there was no question of cancelling the Mass, once the Archbishop had given his consent last week to celebrate it. This would be our moment of triumph practically on the eve of Summorum Pontificum.
The cantor (who was supposed to chant the Propers) was not able to come; however, some ten ladies formed an impromptu schola and very capably sang the Ordinary of the Mass. It was truly a "Mass at the frontlines!"
The Archbishop was ordained a priest in December 1964, and had celebrated according to the 1962 Missal in his first five months as a priest. After that, he adopted the vernacular liturgy along with almost everyone else. However, he retained his knowledge and understanding of Latin and, as Archbishop of Jaro from 2000 to the present he has been one of the few Filipino bishops who have shown sympathy and understanding for the aspirations of the faithful who love the Traditional Roman Rite. As bishop, he has celebrated the TLM twice before: once each in the years 2000 and 2001.The current Mass is his first TLM as President of the CBCP.
http://www.agencia.ecclesia.pt/noticia_all.asp?noticiaid=50703&seccaoid=9&tipoid=11
ReplyDeleteD. José Policarpo escreve aos padres sobre o Motu Proprio
O sacerdote não deve pôr o acento no seu possível gosto pessoal pela Liturgia anterior à Reforma Litúrgica
Carta a todos os Presbíteros que exercem o seu ministério no Patriarcado de Lisboa
Caros Padres,
1. Dirijo-me a vós num momento da vida da Igreja, em que se exige particular discernimento pastoral: a publicação por Sua Santidade o Papa Bento XVI da Carta Apostólica, dada sob a forma de “Motu Proprio”, “Summorum Pontificum Cura”. O “Motu Proprio” regula o uso, na Liturgia, do “Missale Romanum”, na sua última edição de 1962, promulgada pelo Papa João XXIII, como forma extraordinária de celebração da Liturgia católica segundo o Rito Romano.
Ao apresentar este “Motu Proprio”, o Santo Padre escreveu uma Carta aos Bispos de todo o mundo, cujo texto é indispensável para a interpretação e aplicação pastoral do referido “Motu Proprio”.
Ambos os textos serão publicados no “Vida Católica”.
O Santo Padre reconhece que a notícia da publicação destas Normas provocou duas reacções: uma entusiasta aceitação e uma férrea oposição. Espero que, entre nós, nenhuma destas atitudes extremas prevaleça. Considero que as pessoas que desejam celebrar a Liturgia do Missal de 1962 são, entre nós, uma minoria, embora permeáveis ao que se passa noutras Igrejas. É mais plausível a reacção daqueles que sentem desgosto, pensando que se pôs em questão o Concílio Vaticano II e o seu “ex libris” que é a Reforma Litúrgica. De facto, muitos de nós vivemos com grande entusiasmo a Reforma Litúrgica e o espírito de “aggiornamento” proposto pelo Concílio, e isso modelou a nossa forma de ser cristão e imprimiu o rosto às comunidades cristãs, que aprenderam a viver a Liturgia, não apenas como manifestação da fé pessoal, mas como expressão viva de um Povo que se reconhece como comunidade quando celebra a Sagrada Liturgia.
Em espírito de comunhão com o Santo Padre, escutando-o e obedecendo-lhe, queremos pôr pastoralmente em prática, com o discernimento que a sua aplicação a uma situação concreta exige, a sua orientação para toda a Igreja, percebendo as motivações que o moveram e os objectivos que pretende alcançar.
Apesar de o “Motu Proprio” dar uma grande autonomia de decisão aos Párocos e, em certos casos, a todos os Sacerdotes, o Bispo não deixa de ser, como o Santo Padre reconhece, citando a “Sacrossanctum Concilium”, nº 22, o moderador da Liturgia na própria Diocese: “O governo da Liturgia depende unicamente da autoridade da Igreja: pertence à Sé Apostólica e, nas regras do direito, ao Bispo” (S.C., nº22). Na construção da unidade da Igreja diocesana, a aplicação deste “Motu Proprio”, no respeito pela autoridade do Santo Padre, expressamente manifestada, será definida pelo Bispo diocesano, com a colaboração do Departamento de Liturgia da Diocese.
Os motivos e objectivos do Santo Padre
2. Antes de mais, o bem dos fiéis, daqueles que desejam a celebração segundo o Missal de 1962, porque procuram aí a dimensão sagrada do mistério da Eucaristia, que também podem encontrar na celebração segundo o Missal de Paulo VI, que devem em qualquer hipótese aceitar, porque continua a ser, para toda a Igreja, a forma normal de celebrar a Liturgia. O Santo Padre afirma mesmo que, vencidos os exageros de uma criatividade litúrgica mal concebida, é ocasião de imprimir nesta forma normal de celebrar a Missa toda a sua dimensão sagrada. Diz Bento XVI na Carta aos Bispos: “Na celebração da Missa segundo o Missal de Paulo VI, poder-se-á manifestar, de maneira mais intensa do que frequentemente tem acontecido até agora, aquela sacralidade que atrai muitos para o uso antigo…” celebrando “com grande reverência, em conformidade com as rubricas; isto torna visível a riqueza espiritual e a profundidade teológica deste Missal”.
- O “bem dos fiéis” é, pois, o único motivo que pode levar os Párocos a usar o Missal de 1962, pelo que um Pároco não pode impor à Paróquia o Missal de 1962 apenas motivado pela sua perspectiva pessoal.
- O “bem dos fiéis” supõe discernimento: quantos são os fiéis, quais os motivos que os levam a pedir essa Liturgia; que formação cristã e litúrgica possuem. De facto o Santo Padre afirma: “O uso do Missal antigo pressupõe um certo grau de formação litúrgica e o conhecimento da língua latina; e quer uma quer outro não é muito frequente encontrá-los”.
Que ninguém se precipite nem facilite, na certeza de que encontraremos de modo justo, uma resposta para os fiéis que o pedirem, obedecendo aos critérios enunciados pelo Santo Padre, que não contemplam motivos como o simples gosto pelo antigo, o ser diferente, ou a forma de reagir a imperfeições na forma actual de celebrar a Liturgia.
3. Um outro objectivo do Santo Padre é salvaguardar a unidade da Igreja. “Trata-se de chegar a uma reconciliação interna no seio da Igreja”[1].
Na história da Igreja, mais do que uma vez, as grandes reformas originaram divisões com grupos de cristãos que não as aceitaram. Foi o caso dos “velhos católicos”, a seguir ao Concílio Vaticano I, e o do cisma de Mons. Lefebvre, a seguir ao Concílio Vaticano II. Bento XVI confessa que a primeira abertura ao uso do Missal de 1962, feita por João Paulo II no “Motu Proprio” Ecclesia Dei, foi motivada pela crise lefebriana e dirigia-se à Fraternidade S. Pio X. O seu “Motu Proprio” dirige-se não apenas aos seguidores de Mons. Lefebvre, mas a outros cristãos, mesmo jovens que, pensa o Santo Padre, se sentem atraídos por essa Liturgia. O horizonte de análise do Santo Padre é a Igreja toda.
Mas esta preocupação por salvaguardar a unidade da Igreja tem, nos dois documentos do Papa, outras concretizações a que devemos dar grande relevo pastoral: antes de mais, o Missal de Paulo VI é a forma normal, para toda a Igreja, de celebrar a Liturgia. Diz o Santo Padre que, “obviamente, para viver em plena comunhão, também os sacerdotes das Comunidades aderentes ao uso antigo não podem, em linha de princípio, excluir a celebração segundo os novos livros. De facto, não seria coerente com o reconhecimento do valor e da santidade do novo rito a exclusão total do mesmo”; por outro lado, quando o Pároco acha que deve acolher o desejo de um grupo de fiéis da sua Paróquia de celebrar pelo Missal de 1962, “tenha em conta que o bem destes fiéis seja harmonicamente coordenado com o bem pastoral de toda a Paróquia, sob orientação do Bispo nos termos do c. 392, evitando divisões e promovendo a unidade de toda a Igreja” (art.º 5 §1 do Motu Proprio). Isto quer dizer que tem de se avaliar o significado dessa abertura na harmonia de toda a comunidade.
Papel dos Sacerdotes na aplicação destas Normas
4. Porque é o sacerdote quem preside à Eucaristia e aos Sacramentos, o bom discernimento pastoral dos sacerdotes é muito importante para uma aplicação positiva e equilibrada destas Normas.
Como já ficou dito, o sacerdote não deve pôr o acento no seu possível gosto pessoal pela Liturgia anterior à Reforma Litúrgica, mas no bem dos fiéis e de toda a comunidade a que preside. O seu gosto pessoal só poderá ter lugar na missa privada, “sine populo” (art.º 2º). Estas celebrações não podem ser aquelas que são anunciadas ao Povo de Deus, como programa normal da Paróquia. Essas “missas privadas” não devem ser anunciadas. A possibilidade de outros fiéis assistirem a elas, como está previsto no art.º 4º do “Motu Proprio”, não pode entender-se como divulgação pública das mesmas.
Quanto às celebrações públicas para os fiéis que as pedirem, dada a não premência do fenómeno entre nós, que ninguém se precipite a conceder essas celebrações, sem um discernimento prévio, de preferência feito em presbitério e em diálogo com o Bispo.
Estejam os Párocos particularmente atentos para se certificarem que os sacerdotes que se apresentam para celebrar segundo o rito antigo, mesmo na missa “sine populo”, são idóneos e não impedidos pelo Direito (cf. Art.º 5º §4).
5. Os Párocos devem cuidar, particularmente, da qualidade e profundidade litúrgica dessas celebrações. O rito antigo, já muito distante da prática da Igreja, se não é celebrado com dignidade litúrgica, pode transformar-se em elemento desagregador do crescimento das comunidades. Neste aspecto tenham-se em conta, sobretudo os seguintes pontos:
5.1. O uso da língua latina. É claro na Carta do Santo Padre aos Bispos que o seu uso supõe o conhecimento da língua latina. Infelizmente muitos sacerdotes da nossa Diocese já não sabem o latim. Esses sacerdotes devem considerar-se não idóneos para presidir à Missa segundo o Missal de 1962. Se as circunstâncias pastorais o aconselharem, devem procurar-se sacerdotes que o possam fazer dignamente.
5.2. A música. Os textos do Missal de 1962 estão musicados em gregoriano. A possibilidade de os cantar, com o mínimo de qualidade, deve ser condição para permitir missas comunitárias nesse rito.
5.3. O vernáculo. As leituras em português supõem traduções aprovadas pela Santa Sé (cf. Art.º 6º).
5.4. Os espaços sagrados. Os nossos templos estão orientados para a celebração da Missa segundo o Missal de Paulo VI. Fica proibida qualquer tentativa de alterações dos espaços, sobretudo do altar e do presbitério, por causa da possibilidade de celebrar o ritual de 1962, que aliás já previa a celebração “versus populum”.
Princípios basilares a ter em conta.
6. Os textos litúrgicos emanados da Reforma Litúrgica constituem a Liturgia normal da Igreja para todos. O uso de textos de antes da Reforma Litúrgica, é excepcional, motivado pelo “bem dos fiéis”, a discernir e analisar ponderadamente.
7. As celebrações, segundo esse rito, devem ser durante a semana. Nos Domingos e dias festivos, celebra-se a Liturgia normal. O Santo Padre abre a hipótese, no caso dum grupo significativo de fiéis o aconselhar, de uma das celebrações paroquiais nos Domingos e dias festivos seguir o Missal de 1962. Na nossa Diocese, peço aos Párocos que, por enquanto, não permitam essas celebrações dominicais, antes de uma análise profunda da situação. Se chegarmos à conclusão que o “bem dos fiéis” o exige, encontraremos, em conjunto, formas de lhes garantir, ao Domingo e dias festivos, celebrações de grande qualidade segundo a Liturgia antiga.
8. Estejamos vigilantes para que esta abertura concedida pelo Santo Padre, tendo em conta o bem de toda a Igreja, não se transforme numa campanha em favor da Liturgia antiga. Isso seria contra a Reforma Litúrgica e todo o espírito do Concílio Vaticano II, e ignoraria o carácter extraordinário, claramente afirmado pelo Santo Padre, do uso do Missal de 1962.
9. Procuremos todos celebrar a Liturgia com qualidade, unção e sentido do Sagrado. Estas qualidades que aparecem a justificar os que procuram a Liturgia antiga, são aliás valores da Reforma Litúrgica, pois toda ela é expressão, em assembleia orante, da fé da Igreja.
Conclusão
10. Assino esta carta com data de 14 de Setembro, no dia em que entra em vigor a Carta Apostólica do Santo Padre “Summorum Pontificum Cura”. Ela é a expressão da nossa comunhão obediente com o Santo Padre, mas também o assumir das nossas responsabilidades pastorais, como Pastor desta Igreja de Lisboa.
Lisboa, 14 de Setembro de 2007, Festa da Exaltação da Santa Cruz
D. José Policarpo, Cardeal-Patriarca
This morning the new Chaplaincy created by the Archbishop of Dublin Ireland came into effect.Visitors to Dublin might like to know that henceforth there will be a daily Mass in the Extraordinary form. It will be offerd at 8am Monday to Friday and at 9am on Saturday at St Kevins Church Harrington Street.
ReplyDeleteSolemn Mass will continue to be offered on Sundays at 11am in St Audoen's Church High Street. Both churches are in the city centre and are well served by public transport.
This is regarding Anonymous' post of the Letter to Priests by the Cardinal Jose Policarpo of Lisboa (in Portuguese).
ReplyDeleteBeing a Spanish speaker, here is a loose translation of the main points (please feel free to make corrections):
1. ....those who desire the Litrugy of the 1962 Missal are minority...
4.Priests should not impose their personal preference for the former liturgy on to the faithful....such may only take place in "private masses" without the people. Private masses may not be announced.
If the people request such masses....a period of discernment must first take place...including communication between the priest and bishop.....
5.4 Sacred spaces: our churches are arranged for the celebration according to the Missal of Paul VI, which forsaw cebrating "versus populum" ...any attempts to modify such spaces to accomodate the celebration of the rite of 1962 are forbidden.
7. Celebrations (of the old rite) must be during the week.....the Holy Father hypothesises that if a significant number of faithful request it, such be allowed on Sundays and holy days.....in our Docese, I ask of Pastors that, for the time being, no such masses take place....until the situation is carefully analysed.....
8. Let us be vigilant, so that this opening by the Holy Father....is not transformed into a campaign for the old Liturgy.....
10. I sign this letter on the 14 of September, the day Summorum Pontificum takes effect...as an expression of our communion and submission to the Holy Father, while at the same time, assuming (keeping) our pastoral responsibilities as Shepherd of the Church in Lisboa.
Did you see the New Orleans "conditions" for implementing S.P.?
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MISA TRADICIONAL EN SEVILLA (ESPAÑA)
ReplyDeleteEstimados amigos:
Tal y como ya habíamos anunciado en nuestra página web, el pasado domingo 16 de abril tuvo lugar en la magnífica parroquia de San Bernardo, de la capital sevillana, una Misa en acción de gracias por la entrada en vigor del Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum del Santo Padre Benedicto XVI.
Asistieron a la ceremonia, organizada por nuestra asociación, alrededor de setenta personas, muchas de las cuales no conocían el viejo rito romano y que quedaron gratamente impresionadas por la profundidad de la ceremonia, de la que pueden ver fotos en nuestra página web, que ha sido actualizada: http://www.unavocesevilla.info
A partir de este domingo, la Santa Misa en latín según la forma extraordinaria del Rito Romano se celebrará todos los domingos a las diez de la mañana en la mencionada parroquia.
Al tiempo que agradecemos públicamente a la parroquia su ayuda a la petición de esta asociación para la celebración de las misas, así como al Emmo. y Rvdmo. Sr. Cardenal Arzobispo de Sevilla, Fray Carlos Amigo Vallejo, del que esta asociación es fiel hija, por sus amables atenciones cada vez que la hemos requerido, invitamos animamos a todos los fieles y amigos de la asociación a continuar asistiendo a las Misas cada domingo; y también solicitamos su ayuda para asegurar que la Santa Misa se celebre con la mayor dignidad, afiliándose a la asociación, colaborando económicamente con ella, o trabajando con nosotros.
La Misa del pasado domingo fue reseñada, a página completa, por el diario ABC de Sevilla. El artículo, titulado "Sevilla recupera en San Bernardo la celebración de la misa en latín", puede descargarse y leerse pinchando aquí.
Statements from the conference of bishops of the Philippines:
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STATEMENT ON THE "TRIDENTINE" MASS
We fully welcome with respect and appreciation the recent Apostolic Letter of Pope Benedict XVI on the "Tridentine" Mass. It clarifies for us the status of the Tridentine Mass in the Latin Language.
In accordance with the Apostolic Letter ("Motu proprio") entitled "Summorum Pontificum" of Pope Benedict XVI, the celebration of the so-called Tridentine Mass, which is in the Latin language, as approved by Blessed Pope John XXIII in 1962 continues to be fully permissible as an extraordinary form of the Mass. The Tridentine Mass was never forbidden or abrogated.
The so-called "New Mass" which was introduced after the Second Vatican Council and approved by Pope Paul VI in 1970 has become more popular among the people because it allowed the use of some approved adaptations, including the use of the popular languages and dialects. It became the ordinary form of the Mass, widely celebrated in the parish churches.
When may the Tridentine (Latin) Mass be celebrated? According to the letter of Pope Benedict XVI, it may be celebrated by catholic priests of the Latin Rite: a) in private masses, b) in conventual or community mass in accordance with the specific statutes of the Congregation, c) in parishes upon request of the faithful and under the guidance of the bishop (in accordance with Canon 392). In such Masses, however, the readings may be given in the vernacular.
This permission given by Pope Benedict XVI means that the Mass in Latin and in accordance with the formula of the Council of Trent, hence Tridentine, with the celebrant's back to the faithful may be celebrated, as it was never forbidden or abrogated. For new priests, this will require formation in the Latin Mass.
Now, we are instructed that in the liturgy of the Mass, there is the ordinary form which is that approved by Pope Paul VI in 1970 after the Vatican II; and there is the extraordinary form - the Tridentine (Latin) Mass which is that approved by Blessed Pope John XXIII in 1962. The two forms will have their way of leading the faithful to the true worship of God in prayer and liturgy; and may even be a factor for unity in the Church.
+Angel N. Lagdameo
Archbishop of Jaro
President, CBCP
JULY 9, 2007
Can I submit the Guidelines just released by the Catholic Bishops' COnference of the Philippines for the implementation of Summorum Pontificum? It has got to be one of the strangest ever released....
ReplyDeleteCarlos,
ReplyDeleteSorry for the delayed response. Sure, we would love to see those guidelines.
I wish to snail mail you a letter I received from my pastor on the SP and his providing the TLM in my parish. Please send your post office address.
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Just wanted to let you guys know that your Holy See Explanatory Notes Page Link connects to a Vatican news article: WELCOMING REFUGEES: A VITAL GESTURE OF HUMAN SOLIDARITY. God Bless!
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(Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum DE S.S. Benedicto XI)
PARROQUIA CASTRENSE DE SANTA MARGARITA
Carrer Sant Miquel, 69 (Callejón de ambulancias)
07002 – Palma de Mallorca.
Domingos a las 19:00
CAPILLA DE NUESTRA SEÑORA DE LA MERCED Y SAN PEDRO APÓSTOL
Calle Laforja, 21
08006 - Barcelona
Lunes a las 18:30, de martes a sábado a las 19:00.
Festivos 9:00 (misa rezada), 12:00 (misa cantada.
PARROQUIA DE SAN JUAN MARÍA VIANNEY
Melcior de Palau, 56
08028 – Barcelona
Domingos: 8:30 horas.
MONASTERIO DEL OASIS DE JESÚS SACERDOTE
Calle Oasis de Jesús Sacerdote, s/n
08310 - Argentona (Barcelona)
Laborables 7:00
Festivos 11:00
TERCER MONASTERIO DE LA VISITACIÓN
Paseo Francisco de Sales 48
28003 - Madrid
Lunes a sábado: 8:00.
Festivos: 11:00.
PARROQUIA DE EL SALVADOR
Avenida Marcelo Celayeta, 9
31014 - Pamplona Domingos 18:00
PARROQUIA DE EL SALVADOR
Calle de la iglesia, s/n
38370 - La Matanza de Acentejo (Santa Cruz de Tenerife)
Festivos 12:30.
PARROQUIA DE SAN BERNARDO
Calle Santo Rey, 23
41018 - Sevilla
Domingos 10:00.
CAPILLA DE NUESTRA SEÑORA DE GRACIA (DAMAS CATEQUISTAS)
Plaza de la Virgen de Gracia, 3
45002 - Toledo
Festivos 12:00
FYI: On the right side of the following page (and others I think) the link to the Spanish transalation of the Moto Proprio links to something distinctly different.
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http://www.summorumpontificum.net/2007/07/summorum-pontificum-english.html
On www.tridentinsk.suite.dk you will find letters telling a (so far) sad story about the motu proprio in Denmark: 40 faithful have made a demand for every Sunday Mass (extr.) in a parish in central Copenhagen. One of the priests working in this parish already is saying the extr. Mass once a month (but in a remote school chapel), since 2003 in fact. The Rector has flatly refused, invoking that the "parish council has decided..." and claiming, incorrectly, that the said priest cannot celebrate the extr. Mass!
ReplyDeleteAppeal to the bishop is being prepared. But some damage results from this scandaleous lack of attention to what the MP says (Art.5.1 in particular!).
Just wanted to let everyone know that a TLM has just popped up in KY.
ReplyDeleteThe Mass will be held at:
Our Lady of the Caves
31W
Horse Cave, KY 42749
(270) 786-1188
The first TLM is today, Oct. 28 at 12 Noon Central Time.
Contact St. Helen's in Glasgow, KY for more information.
(270) 651-5263
Check out this hideous opinion survey from St. Gualberts in Cheektowaga re: Whether to have the Latin Mass. This priest actually does the Latin Mass at another location on occasion. What a fraud.
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ReplyDeletePlease remind your readers in Wisconsin that Bishop Morlino will celebrate a Pontifical Mass in the extraordinary form on Sunday, December 16 at 2:00 pm in Holy Redeemer Church, Madison, Wisconsin. Further information can be found at http://www.madisoncatholicherald.org/current/index.html
ReplyDeleteRead the "norms" specified by the Archbishop of San Francisco on page 11 of the diocese's newspaper at href="http://www.catholic-sf.org/web_csf_12.14.07.pdf"
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ReplyDeleteI'd like to let everyone know about a new publication: 'True Source of the Sodality Spirit', by Fr. Hugo Rahner, S.J. (the Catholic brother).
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It is a commentary upon - and contains as an appendix - the 'lost' Apostolic Constitution of Pius XII, Bis Saeculari Die, issued in 1948.
I would be nice to see a graph depicting the growth of the Latin Mass. This graph could contain information such as the number of locations, attendence figures, etc.
ReplyDeleteTLM Returns to Sacred Heart in Copenhagen, Denmark
ReplyDeleteA petition for Mass in the extraordinary form on every Sunday and Holy Day of obligation was signed by 40 faithful in August 2008 and delivered to the parish of Sacred Heart in central Copenhagen on Sept. 1.
On January 6 (Epiphany) the parish announced that the Mass will be celebrated in this form on every first and third Sunday, in the parish church, at 6PM. This good news comes after three months without the Mass - as the former monthly Indult Mass, held in a school chapel, was ceased in November.
More information at www.tridentinsk.suite.dk
Here is a link to my take on tonight's first High Mass in the Cathedral in Raleigh, North Carolina in 40 years.
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Not everything in Ireland is so grim. Have you checked out the recent post on NLM: "Usus Antiquior in Cardinal Newman's Dublin Church". Mind you, the Sodality of Our Lady had permission for the EF at their monthly meetings long before the MP came out. Still, it's good news.
ReplyDeleteHere is the link to a take on the High Mass in Greensboro Jan 13,2008. Father Ferguson, FSSP did a magnificent job organizing and presiding over the most beautiful Mass I have ever attended.
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ReplyDeleteSomeone should buy the rights to this and put high resolution copies online. People read news articles about how B16 turns his back to the people, but it's unfair because they aren't shown this:
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That site is often difficult to pull up, so here's a mirror of the photo:
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I'm not sure if they sell rights to these photos.. but I was in Rome for a semester, so I know that it wouldn't be that difficult to bring a flashdrive into L'Osservatore Romana while browsing the computers with the photos on them...
ReplyDeleteI mean, I never saw any signs that said you can't do that... O:-)
Here's a link to the TM at Old St. Mary's in DC before the pro-life march. The place was filled with kids!
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Georgetown University's Office of Campus Ministry has approved regular celebration of the Extraordinary Form:
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Arinze met the Pope. They both read something...
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Mass according to the extraordinary form is now offered 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month at the Heart of Jesus church in central Copenhagen, Denmark.
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