Saturday, March 24, 2007
Baptism: New vs. Old Rite
I recently bought a 1962 Missal of the Tridentine (Latin) Mass. I absolutely love it! The Missal includes so many sections including evening/morning prayers, Mass readings for the entire year, and information on the Sacraments. I personally was interested in seeing how the sacraments have changed since Vatican II, and Baptism has changed greatly.

To see the comparison of Sacrament Baptism in the Old and New Rites, see below:

Comparison of Rites of Baptism

3 comments:

March 24, 2007 6:04 PM
Anonymous said...

I heard that a pinch of salt was placed on the baby's tongue and the priest would say "I give you the salt of wisdom."

December 1, 2007 2:42 PM
Matt Doyle said...

Thanks for the link. I'm glad you took an interest in the old rite of baptism. Even charismatic catholics prefer it. Quite why it had to be so drastically rewritten is a matter of bafflement! If that's even a word?

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