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	Tridentine Mass - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Tridentine Mass is a term used to denote the liturgy of the Catholic Mass of the Roman rite as it existed, through successive editions, from 1570 to 1970.
		that “the rite of the Mass is to be revised...
		The official policy of the Holy See regarding the use of the Tridentine Mass is expressed in the circular letter Quattuor abhinc annos (3 October 1984) of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, and in Pope John Paul II's motu proprio Ecclesia Dei of 2 July 1988.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tridentine_Latin_Mass (4189 words)

	Latin Mass Magazine, in support of traditional Roman Catholicism
		The Tridentine Mass means the rite of the Mass which was fixed by Pope Pius V at the request of the Council of Trent and promulgated on December 5, 1570.
		As in the case of the Tridentine Mass, we emphasize the importance of a correct understanding of what was understood by the Mass of Pope Pius V which fulfilled the wishes of the Council fathers at Trent.
		The Mass of Paul VI (so-called because the liturgical commission for the reform after Vatican 11 worked under the ultimate responsibility of the Pope) emphasizes rather the integral part of the Mass, Communion, with the result that the sacrifice is transformed into what could be termed a meal.
	www.latinmassmagazine.com /stickler.asp (3382 words)

	The Latin Mass
		The Mass was originally said in Aramaic or Hebrew since these were the languages which Christ and the Apostles spoke, the words amen, alleluia, hosanna and sabbaoth are Aramaic words which were retained and are still found in the Latin Mass of today.
		Latin ceased to be a vernacular language between the 7th and 9th centuries; however, the Mass continued to be offered in Latin because much of the liturgy had already been established in that language.
		Although the Latin Mass dates back to 150 AD, the advent of the New Mass (Novus Ordo Missae) on March 22, 1970, by Paul VI has caused the it to be offered by fewer priests.
	saintlouischurch.site.voila.fr /page5.html (1498 words)

	HAZLETON LATIN MASS
		The Tridentine Latin Mass is celebrated at St. Stanislaus Roman Catholic Church in Hazleton Pa. This Mass is approved by the Most Reverend James C. Timlin, Bishop of Scranton.
		During the Holy Mass you kneel amid a multitude of holy Angels, who are present at the Adorable Sacrifice with reverential awe.
		When you hear Holy Mass devoutly, offering it to Almighty God in honor of any particular Saint or Angel, thanking God for the favors bestowed on him, etc., etc., you afford that Saint or Angel a new degree of honor, joy and happiness, and draw his special love and protection on yourself.
	chartres.tripod.com /latinmass (434 words)

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		Latin is the official language of the Catholic Church, and has been in constant use as a liturgical language in the West since the third century.
		The use of Latin for the Mass has fundamentally supported the universality and unity of the Church, which are two of the four marks of the Church founded by Our Lord.
		“Tridentine” refers to the Council of Trent (1545-63), one of the aims of which was to unify liturgical practice in the Catholic Church.
	www.mrtrid.com /mass.html (5306 words)

	Latin traditional tridentine indult Mass
		This was equivalent to stating that one had no doctrinal objections to the new mass or Vatican II, and simply preferred the older forms of worship on aesthetic grounds.
		One meets with numerous Traditional Catholics who insist on the Tridentine Mass, but refuse to accept the Church's teaching with regard to Baptism of Desire - one such individual recently assuring me that St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Augustine and several other doctors of the Church were in error with regard to this subject.
		More recently a clerical colleague of mine was asked to say Mass in a remote area, but was told by the lay committee that he could not discuss certain doctrinal issues in his sermon.
	www.wandea.org.pl /indult-tridentine.html (2590 words)

	What is the Tridentine Latin Mass?
		After the introduction of Pope Paul VI's new Mass, the only priests given permission to say the Tridentine Mass publicly were priests of England and Wales, thanks to an indult (or permission) granted by the Vatican to Cardinal Heenan of Westminster.
		And the time-honoured Latin of the Mass reverently reflects the sacrificial nature of the celebration.
		The Council, in its Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy, said: "The use of the Latin language is to be preserved".
	www.latinmass.org /faq.html (714 words)

	Introduction to the Traditional Latin (Tridentine) Mass
		The Mass is not a mere symbol recalling the sacrifice of the Cross.
		It is omitted during penitential seasons, in Masses of the dead and in ferial and votive Masses, e.g.
		Low Mass is one in which the priest, assisted by one server, recites in a speaking tone the parts that are sung in a High Mass.
	stpeters-troy.tripod.com /id7.html (2260 words)

	Una Voce Columbus \| The Latin Mass in My Own Words
		Masses were being celebrated in 15 minutes, priests were already allowing innovations into the liturgy, and these same priests were leading lives of both public and private sin.
		Will I be able to convince her to give the Latin Mass a try?” At one point I asked her, “Will you just give it a few months and if you don’t like it I’ll never bug you about it again?” So she said yes, and we’ve never looked back.
		The powerful graces transmitted through the Latin Mass are having their effect on her, and she once again recognizes the honor, respect and great love due to Our Lord, and is able (and encouraged) to respond accordingly.
	www.uvcolumbus.org /guestcolumn.htm (8351 words)

	San Diego News Notes \| July/August 2003 \| Who Wants to Go Back?, by Carl Horst
		The Tridentine Latin Mass was instituted following the Council of Trent in the late 1500s until it was replaced in 1969 following the Second Vatican Council's call for liturgical reform.
		Having had some training and experience with the old Mass, he concluded that "It was clear to me that a lot had been lost." Following his ordination in 1985, although he celebrated the Novus Ordo exclusively for nearly ten years, he found himself disappointed with it and drawn to the old Mass.
		Despite the documents which establish the restoration of the Tridentine Mass to the liturgy of the Church, several members of religious orders indicated use of a universal indult would depend on whether the member's superior would permit it.
	www.sdnewsnotes.com /ed/articles/2003/0703ch.htm (923 words)

	Catholic Answers Forums - Pictures of the Tridentine Latin Mass/Churches
		There is no proof that the Tridentine Mass (which dates from the 1500's) is similiar to the Mass celebrated in the early church.
		I don't claim that the Tridentine Mass is almost the same as the Liturgy used by the early Christians, but I do deny that the Pauline Mass is somehow much more faithful to their Liturgy.
		The Priest, as in the worship in the temple, is the one privileged (sanctified) to stand on "holy ground" (the sanctuary), therefore, the altar rail.
	forums.catholic.com /showthread.php?t=52442 (2019 words)

	More Reflections on the Tridentine Latin Mass
		One comment from the "Reflections" column that struck me was the one from the young person who defended the ability of the young to appreciate the Latin mass.
		I quite agree that it is often "assumed" that only the aged could possibly assimilate something as arcane as a Latin liturgy, something they might only dimly remember from their childhood.
		I think there are only two churches offering a Latin mass here- one Novo Ordo (well out in the suburbs) and one Tridentine, officiated by the Archbishop, also several miles away.
	www.unavoce.org /lmass2.htm (1204 words)

	Various Reflections on the Tridentine Latin Mass
		The Tridentine Mass is the main source from which the Pope Paul Vl Mass came.
		Oh, and by the way, I remember you wrote in your article that a Bishop’s excuse for not introducing the St. Pius V Mass in his diocese might be that the young Catholics not be interested in it and that they don't know the difference between the "Mass in Latin and the old Mass".
		My subsequent experience with the Latin Mass revealed that the priest faces the tabernacle of the Most High, and rightly so, since the priest is speaking to God and not the congregation.
	www.unavoce.org /lmass.htm (1851 words)

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		Although the cardinal's celebration of the Tridentine Latin Mass is a rare event, he did not mind being photographed for the occasion.
		The modern mass cannot be equal in beauty and splendor to the Mass of All Time, the Tridentine Latin Mass, But most of all, the modern service is not equal in validity to the Tridentine Mass, and that, In the sum and substance of it all, is what really counts.
		The pomp and splendor of the Latin liturgy is a wonderful reason to attend it, but it is not the only reason why we should favor it.
	www.traditio.com /tradlib/onmove.txt (1099 words)

	Medieval Sourcebook: Mass of The Roman Rite [Latin/English]
		The distinction between High and Low mass was removed, as were many repetitions, ritual gestures, and the requirement that the priest say has "his" prayers also said by the people and choir.
		Celebration of mass in the vernacular was also allowed as an option by Pope Paul VI, and, in effect, this has become usual practice throughout the Catholic world.
		Ordinary of the Tridentine Mass 1962 Edition Missale Romanum An English Translation of the Missale Romanum Parts are denoted as follows: P.
	www.fordham.edu /halsall/basis/latinmass.html (5009 words)

	San Francisco Latin Mass
		While I haven't given "blanket permission" for the celebration for the Tridentine Mass in the diocese, it is, however, a permission that I give very readily, and has never been refused for those who have requested it.
		The reason is that I think the Mass according to the 1962 missal, especially with John Paul II opening it up, it should be a normal thing for any priest who wants to do so, and is trained to do so, to make it available to the faithful and for himself.
		I have the Mass in another parish in the southern part of the diocese by a priest who was ordained in the Novus Ordo, who most generously says the Mass, and knows how to say the Novus Ordo and the 1962 missal.
	sflatinmass.blogspot.com (13423 words)

	The Traditional Latin Mass
		The priests of the Congregation of Mary Immaculate Queen, which was begun in 1967, have always offered only the traditional Latin Mass.
		This is not because the members of CMRI are simply old-fashioned and prefer the reverent atmosphere of the ancient liturgy to that of the more casual services which have become the norm today.
		No references to the Mass as a sacrifice remain in the new liturgy, which is defined as “the memorial of the Lord”; and closely resembles a Protestant service.
	www.cmri.org /latin.htm (1566 words)

	LATIN MASS
		To have a Mass said, please contact an usher or Latin Mass Committee member.
		Please pray for the sick of the Tridentine Mass family.
		The Latin Mass is approved by Bishop Mengeling and satisfies the Sunday Mass Obligation.
	www.rc.net /lansing/latinmass/2nd.html (449 words)

	Tridentine Mass (latin rite)
		As Father Barry said, should a Christian from the first century return to life, and walk into a Church where the Tridentine Mass was being said, he would recognize it as the Mass he was familiar with.
		This is why we call it the 'traditional Mass' - the Mass which was literally 'handed down' and again 'The Mass of all times.' I avoid the use of the phrase 'Latin Mass,' because this can refer to a variety of different rites including the Novus Ordo Missae.
		The essentials were recognized and as long as flowing water was used, the baptizing individual had the proper intention, and the proper words said, the rite was effective.
	www.wandea.org.pl /tridentine-mass.htm (1103 words)

	Traditional Latin Mass
		For many reasons, doctrinal and disciplinary, efforts to restore the Mass of Pius V, the so-called Tridentine Latin Mass, began shortly after the liturgical reform directed in the Constitution of the Sacred Liturgy resulted in the Mass of Paul VI.
		In his address, "I receive you with joy," the Holy Father indicated that restoration of the Tridentine Latin Mass was provided in keeping with the Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy, as promulgated by the Second Vatican Council.
		Although there may be many reasons for the interest shown in the Tridentine Latin Mass, these reasons were best summarized by Cardinal Ratzinger when, on July 13, 1988, he spoke to the bishops of Chile.
	www.sandiego-tlmc.org /restore.htm (1076 words)

	Tridentine (Latin) Mass, St. Josaphat Church, Detroit, MI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Tridentine Rite is that form of Mass which was used almost everywhere in the Roman Catholic Church before the Second Vatican Council in the 1960’s.
		The Tridentine Rite was never condemned as something bad, it simply fell out of use as Catholics became accustomed to the “New Mass” which was offered in the people’s spoken language with many simplifications of the elaborate rubrics of the “Old Mass.”
		Most Catholics were very satisfied with this situation, especially since the new rite did allow for the continuation of the use of the Latin language if desired and even the use of the old altar where the priest faced the tabernacle instead of the people and the use of the Communion rail.
	www.gbjann.com /stjosaphat/tridentine.htm (953 words)

	Traditional Tridentine Latin Mass in London, Ontario, Canada
		The Tridentine liturgy is one of the liturgical forms of the Church.
		The language of the Tridentine rite is of course Latin.
		We have spoken essentially of the liturgy of the Mass, but in fact the members of the Fraternity of St. Peter have at their disposition all the liturgical books that were in force at 1962 (The Missal, Breviary, Ritual, Pontifical, and Ceremonial of Bishops).
	www.queenofangelsoratory.ca /London (1356 words)

	Introduction to the Tradtional 1962 Missal Roman Catholic Tridentine Latin Low Mass with English exegesis translation, ...
		The Latin Tridentine Mass is truly the Mass of the ages.
		On a temporal level, the humanity altering results of the Mass cannot be denied nor overstated.
		The Traditional Latin Mass of today is the traditional Latin Mass of yesterday.
	www.angelqueen.org /mass/index.shtml (349 words)

	~The Holy Mass~
		The word "Mass" is from the Latin "missa", or missio, meaning "dismissal", from the fact that its two parts, that for the Catechumens (converts under instruction of the Faith in order to be baptized) and that for the faithful, were formerly terminated with a striking ceremony of dismissal.
		The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is the unbloody sacrifice of the Body and Blood of Christ.
		If you are looking to attend the Tridentine Latin Mass and receive the Traditional Sacraments in your area of the U.S or abroad, please contact the webmaster, Mr.
	www.theholymass.com (535 words)

	The Latin Mass at Holy Rosary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Stay after Mass for a cup of coffee, a piece of cake.
		he Traditional Roman Latin Rite Mass, commonly called the Tridentine Mass, is celebrated at Holy Rosary Church under a special Indult generously granted by the Most Reverend John J. Myers, Archbishop of Newark.
		After Mass, stay and meet other Catholics from the metro area who share similar sentiments and devotion to the Latin Mass.
	www.johnreilly.info /latinmass.htm (181 words)

	Catholic Community Forum Discussion Groups - Is the Tridentine Latin Mass forbidden?
		The report declared that in 1986, the Holy Father appointed a commission of nine Cardinals to examine the legal status of the traditional rite of Mass, commonly known as the "Tridentine Mass".
		He can't forbid a Mass that has been used not only for centuries, but has been the Mass of thousands and thousands of Saints and Faithful." The Cardinal continued, "the difficulty was that he (the Pope) could not forbid it, but at the same time, he wanted that the new Mass be said...
		The soldier of Christ stands,taking the shield of faith, and the sword of the Spirit, that you may be able to extinguish all the fiery darts of the wicked one.
	www.catholic-forum.com /forums/showthread.php?t=1099&goto=nextoldest (5624 words)

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