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Forthview
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On the Saturday after Easter, my community celebrates priestly ordinations. All of the media is now up for this year's, where you can see two of my younger brothers join us around the altar in their new ministry, and see their homilies from their first Masses the next day.
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Oblatus
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Requiem for Mother Angelica at Our Lady of the Atonement, San Antonio, Texas.
I would lose the bells on the thurible for a requiem. Tell the crucifer not to bow (even just the head) when carrying the cross. Should be no incense until the offertory, and I'm not sure the celebrant should bless it.
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Adam.
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Did you notice that this is an Anglican Use parish? I know pretty much nothing about the details of their liturgy, so if you've actually looked into all of these things, I'll take your word for it. All of the things you mention would be quite proper in the Ordinary Form. (I agree about the bells on thurible, but that's a matter of taste).
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Anglican Use parishes have to some extent (and rather against the rules) retained their Anglican attitudes of a) 'That's the way we've always done it.', b) 'That's the way they do it at SMtV/Bourne St/ASMS (take your pick)', c) 'I like it that way,' d) the bishop won't know or doesn't care.'
This is so culturally ingrained in the Anglo-Catholic ethos that walking through the Tiber isn't likely to erase it. At least IMNSHO.
While I didn't watch the entire video, what I saw seemed to be a rather 'super-market' selection of liturgical usages, not all of it very well done.
YMMV, of course.
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The Scrumpmeister
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Originally posted by georgiaboy:
Anglican Use parishes have to some extent (and rather against the rules) retained their Anglican attitudes of a) 'That's the way we've always done it.', b) 'That's the way they do it at SMtV/Bourne St/ASMS (take your pick)', c) 'I like it that way,' d) the bishop won't know or doesn't care.'
This is so culturally ingrained in the Anglo-Catholic ethos that walking through the Tiber isn't likely to erase it. At least IMNSHO.
Patrimony?
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Originally posted by The Scrumpmeister:
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Originally posted by georgiaboy:
Anglican Use parishes have to some extent (and rather against the rules) retained their Anglican attitudes of a) 'That's the way we've always done it.', b) 'That's the way they do it at SMtV/Bourne St/ASMS (take your pick)', c) 'I like it that way,' d) the bishop won't know or doesn't care.'
This is so culturally ingrained in the Anglo-Catholic ethos that walking through the Tiber isn't likely to erase it. At least IMNSHO.
Patrimony?
Especially as regards [d] perhaps. Or rather,' s*d the bishop, he's a protestant/liberal/vatican 2 supporter/Pope Francis.'
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Oblatus
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Originally posted by Adam.:
Did you notice that this is an Anglican Use parish? I know pretty much nothing about the details of their liturgy, so if you've actually looked into all of these things, I'll take your word for it. All of the things you mention would be quite proper in the Ordinary Form. (I agree about the bells on thurible, but that's a matter of taste).
Yes...It may be a case of the bishop having said, "You have this lovely quaint traditional liturgy; great. Now here's a GIRM, so make whatever changes you need to conform to it for my next visit." Perhaps this is the result.
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The Scrumpmeister
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The Salve Regina at the Orthodox church of Our Lady & St Thiebault, Gorze.
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The Scrumpmeister
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Also, here is a beautiful setting of the Coptic text of the Trisagion, composed by Bishop Gregory of Arles.
It is sung in Greek but the English text is:
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Holy God, holy Mighty, holy Immortal, born of the Virgin, have mercy on us.
Holy God, holy Mighty, holy Immortal, crucified for us, have mercy on us.
Holy God, holy Mighty, holy Immortal, Who rose from the dead and ascended into the heavens, have mercy on us.
Glory to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit, now and ever and to the ages of ages. Amen.
O Holy Trinity, have mercy on us!
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An Evensong at which I was honored to officiate can be seen here. It's not bad.
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Pity the organ console blocks the altar and the altar candles are unlit as far as I can see.
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Fr Weber
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They were unlit. The house acolyte was to have lit them before the service, and by the time I realized it, the Magnificat was already in full swing with no time to correct the omission.
Ah well, it's still an altar, so it gets censed.
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You've a nice movement with a thurible, Fr W.
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Fr Weber
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You are too kind. Thank you!
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Next time I'll bring my own support staff.
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