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Thread: The Mass in Slow Motion
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sososlowly
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This maybe slightly too broad a question for Ecclesiantics - if so happy to be moved on gracefully by hosts...
I'm increasingly thinking that I need to learn some liturgy. My spirituality & praxis is very Eucharistic, but I'm now hankering to know how the nuts & bolts (horrible phrase I know) of the Mass came to be where they now are.
I'd welcome suggested reading. Also, is there a "mass In Slow motion" or "mass with commentary" anywhere on the web? I can't find it but maybe my Google-fu has been sapped by the summer heat...
Thanks in advance to all,
SSS
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Pancho
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Originally posted by sososlowly:
Also, is there a "mass In Slow motion" or "mass with commentary" anywhere on the web? I can't find it but maybe my Google-fu has been sapped by the summer heat...
If you type "mass In Slow motion" in quotation marks into the Google search box you get 36,400 results in return with some very relevant links on the first page.
If you type "mass with commentary" within quotation marks into the Google search box you get 29,200 resutlts. The links on the first page are mainly books and a video for purchase.
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Vade Mecum
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Dix: Shape of the Liturgy,
Senn: Christian Liturgy,
Study editions of the Roman Missal,
General Instruction to the same (GIRM),
Youtube.
Enough to be going on with.
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sososlowly
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Thanks all. Most helpful *dives into newly constructed reading list*
SSS
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Qoheleth.
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Anything by Aidan Kavanagh
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Thurible
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Does AK write with those wearing wedding rings in mind?
Thurible
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Qoheleth.
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Methinks not, but I suspect leo writes mutatis mutandis.
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Mr. Rob
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Originally posted by sososlowly:
This maybe slightly too broad a question for Ecclesiantics - if so happy to be moved on gracefully by hosts...
I'm increasingly thinking that I need to learn some liturgy. My spirituality & praxis is very Eucharistic, but I'm now hankering to know how the nuts & bolts (horrible phrase I know) of the Mass came to be where they now are.
I'd welcome suggested reading. Also, is there a "mass In Slow motion" or "mass with commentary" anywhere on the web? I can't find it but maybe my Google-fu has been sapped by the summer heat...
Thanks in advance to all,
SSS
SSS, the very best way is to attended Mass and watch carefully. Then get trained to properly serve a Mass (as in acolyte) and then WATCH the priest carefully. Don't be all pious, but watch. Repeat and repeat and repeat. Copy. Best way.
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venbede
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I rather depends who you watch.
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Crotalus
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Originally posted by Thurible:
Does AK write with those wearing wedding rings in mind?
Bishop Burnham used to remove his wedding ring when saying Mass, if memory serves.
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Thurible
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He didn't wear it all for more than the last half of his episcopate. (Lost or 'shrunk'? I can't remember.)
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