Traditional Latin Mass - filmed 1941 Our Lady Sorrows Chicago, narrated by Bishop Sheen

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[Suzy Quzy]

Thanks...do you know where to go to hear his Life is Worth Living show??

[Miss Marple]

They occasionally play a segment on EWTN.

[NYer]

Thanks...do you know where to go to hear his Life is Worth Living show??

This series is in 50 parts. You can purchase any one of those programs at:

CATHOLIC FAMILY CATALOG

or

watch it in streaming video at EWTN's web site.

[nanetteclaret]

EWTN, Friday evenings, 9 p.m. EDT, 6 p.m. PDT

http://www.ewtn.com/tv/grids.asp?satellite=DOM&month=08&day=01&year=1945&FirstSunday=8/6/2006&LastSunday=8/27/2006

[Cheverus]

How do you go about downloading this? I wanted to burn it onto a CD.

[Suzy Quzy]

Thanks!!

[Suzy Quzy]

Thanks!!

[Suzy Quzy]

As a new Catholic, have you ever seen his show?? I saw a clip not long ago and he was talking about the enviroment....in the 50's!!

[NYer]

How do you go about downloading this? I wanted to burn it onto a CD.

Apparently, you must first create an account. After that, you can download it to your Favorites folder and burn it to a CD.

[technochick99]

bump for a later read.

[kosta50]

Kissing the priest's right hand, by deacons/alter boys, the Mass is sung throughout, incensing, facing the East, three steps to the altar, crossing, menorah on the altar, bowing, all this is still to this day done in Orthodox liturgies. Very refreshing to see such similarities and recognize the same litrugy, and yet regrattable that the Latin Church changed all that for the novus ordo Mass.

[Pyro7480]

Very refreshing to see such similarities and recognize the same litrugy, and yet regrattable that the Latin Church changed all that for the novus ordo Mass.

Little-by-little, however, the Traditional Latin Mass is coming back! I attended the first such Mass in Front Royal, Virginia yesterday, the second location in the Diocese of Arlington for the indult "Tridentine" Mass. The church was packed, and the Mass was beautiful!

[kosta50]

Little-by-little, however, the Traditional Latin Mass is coming back! I attended the first such Mass in Front Royal, Virginia yesterday, the second location in the Diocese of Arlington for the indult "Tridentine" Mass. The church was packed, and the Mass was beautiful!

Glad to hear that. Beauty comes from God. The more beautiful we make our worship, the more godly it is. To me, as an orthodox Chirstian, it is refreshing to recognize the same litrugy externally (forgot to mention the tall candles carried by altar boys during the reading of the Gospels, we still have that too).

Our usual liturgy (of St. John Chrysostom) is 1600 years old. So, if I see similarities in the Tridentine Mass it must contain elements that are at least as old.

[Miss Marple]

Suzy, I used to watch it with my folks when I was a little girl! They wern't Catholic, but it was a very popular show with a lot of Americans.

I have occasionally caught it on EWTN and he never fails to interest and always has some good points.

[Daffy]

"all this is still to this day done in Orthodox liturgies."

It is also done in the Masses of Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest.

[ichabod1]

He's on EWTN three times every weekend, or at least he was until recently. Ahh. It takes me back to those black & white days every time I see him. I wasn't a cradle catholic, but I loved him anyway. I just liked to look at him.

[ichabod1]

"It is a long established principle of the church, never to completely drop from her public worship, any ceremony, object, or prayer which once occupied a place in that worship."

[ichabod1]

I wonder if they still use any of the vestments. My music/worship director has talked about burying priests in them to "get rid" of them.