quo primum - from the first
The video in this post is for Catholics. Non-Catholics are not involved and have no inside knowledge or experience, so go look at something else on the internet. If the photographic evidence is not good enough, I can verify every one of the changes and abuses.
On a personal note, I am a practical Catholic. I don’t read theological or philosophical tomes. Preference is for novels, short stories, and rhyming poems, plus a little biography, history, math, and Latin. Those are my limitations.
The faith was freely handed to me at age eight, and, knowing what I was receiving and getting into, I freely and wholeheartedly accepted it. I was not a dumb eight-year-old.
The faith has not changed one iota since then. From the start I trusted my instincts, not any person, teacher, or guru. If something sounded wrong or felt wrong, it was wrong. Going along with the new Mass reflected an aversion to argument.
It is true I was absent from the faithful for a while, but that changed and confession took care of everything.
My challenge is to conform myself to Christ and get my ass to heaven. The Latin Mass demands more of me and is making a big difference in my personal life. One cannot be a lukewarm or cafeteria Catholic in a Latin Mass church. So, if you will not fix yourself, stay where you are.
The video in this post is for Catholics. Non-Catholics are not involved and have no inside knowledge or experience, so go look at something else on the internet. If the photographic evidence is not good enough, I can verify every one of the changes and abuses.
On a personal note, I am a practical Catholic. I don’t read theological or philosophical tomes. Preference is for novels, short stories, and rhyming poems, plus a little biography, history, math, and Latin. Those are my limitations.
The faith was freely handed to me at age eight, and, knowing what I was receiving and getting into, I freely and wholeheartedly accepted it. I was not a dumb eight-year-old.
The faith has not changed one iota since then. From the start I trusted my instincts, not any person, teacher, or guru. If something sounded wrong or felt wrong, it was wrong. Going along with the new Mass reflected an aversion to argument.
It is true I was absent from the faithful for a while, but that changed and confession took care of everything.
My challenge is to conform myself to Christ and get my ass to heaven. The Latin Mass demands more of me and is making a big difference in my personal life. One cannot be a lukewarm or cafeteria Catholic in a Latin Mass church. So, if you will not fix yourself, stay where you are.
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