Earlier this evening I had the privilege of attending the first celebration by a priest friend of a Mass in the Extraordinary Form. This was a votive of the Holy Angels and accompanied by a fine Schola. This was an elegant and dignified celebration and a pledge of things to come. Like so many young priests my friend is keen to celebrate the traditional Rite as part of his ministry and that is a sign that the benefits conferred by Summorum Pontificum continue to bear fruit, fruit that will last in the Church. The fact that the coming generation of younger priests wish to celebrate the Mass according to the traditional form is deeply gratifying for those of us concerned to see such practice encouraged and supported. I look forward to being able to attend other Masses celebrated by him in this form of the Roman Rite and wish him well for his future ministry.
The Saint-Sever Beatus: An Illustrated Commentary on the Apocalypse (Part 1)
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As the Church’s year draws to a close, the book of the Apocalypse becomes
very prominent in the Roman liturgy. It is read at the Mass of both the
vigil (5,...
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