Martes, Disyembre 10, 2013
Video: Mass within the Octave of the Immaculate Conception


A low Traditional Latin Mass, celebrated according to the St. Pius X rubrics (pre 1955 changes) by Fr. Julian Larrabee at St. Gertrude the Great Catholic Church, West Chester, Ohio. The school choir sings all the unchanging parts of the Mass. The Mass was celebrated within the Octave of the Immaculate Conception.

5 comment(s):

del_button Disyembre 10, 2013 nang 9:21 AM
Tom P ayon kay ...

What are the differences between the pre 1955 and 1962 rubrics? And how did he get permission to do them...or did he just do it?

del_button Disyembre 10, 2013 nang 9:39 PM
Matthew ayon kay ...

He is the a member of the SSPV who uses the pre-1955 calendar.

del_button Disyembre 11, 2013 nang 7:46 AM
Hindi-nagpakilala ayon kay ...

How is this considered a Low Mass when the propers are sung?

del_button Disyembre 11, 2013 nang 11:25 AM
Matthew ayon kay ...

This is possible. Look at the Requiem Mass for President Kennedy - it was a Low Mass with sung propers. See here for more details on your question:

http://www.ccwatershed.org/blog/2013/aug/19/propers-sung-low-mass-ordinary-allowed/

del_button Disyembre 9, 2014 nang 5:36 PM
Hindi-nagpakilala ayon kay ...

this priest is not a member of the Society of St Pius V. I never heard that name in the past 30 + years of attending Masses offered by priests of that society.

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