Novus Ordo 2.0
Many thanks to Creative Minority Report for this and H/T to the Curt Jester where I found the link.
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
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Our Lady of the Rosary, Blackfen
The herme... what?
The first post on this blog gives an introduction to the concept of the hermeneutic of reform and continuity in the words of Pope Benedict XVI.
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Fr Tim Finigan
Parish priest of Our Lady of the Rosary, Blackfen
Trustee of The Faith Movement
Founder of the Association of Priests for the Gospel of Life
Visiting lecturer in Sacramental Theology at St John's Seminary, Wonersh
Uncle to 10 nephews and 7 nieces, and great-uncle to 2 great nieces and a great nephew
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Bible version - Clementine Vulgate
Spiritual Classic - Introduction to the Devout Life
Church Father - St Hilary of Poitiers
Theologian - Blessed John Duns Scotus
Period - The Counter Reformation
English Martyr - St John Fisher
Mass setting - Lux et Origo
Things I don't like very much at all and would really rather avoid wherever possible
The television
ICEL "translations"
The hermeneutic of discontinuity
Anti-life, anti-family policy masquerading as "equality"
Creative liturgy
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4 comments:
I love the ingredients of Novus Ordo 2.0 !
With "50% less Bugnini" is the best bit.
Well, the Pope does expect the old Missal to enrich the new Missal, doesn't he ? Perhaps the old Offertory prayers and a silent Canon (ad orientem, of course) ?
Let's face it, the new Missal really is in need of reform.
And after all the work they've put into it, ICEL ought to issue their new English translation before it's out of date !
Actually, this bit made me smile...
"Even though this product contains 50% less Bugnini than the original, some traditionalists may still be allergic."
Looks like I'll still be sticking to the original! I'm still recovering from the rash I came out with when I last attended Novus Ordo 1.0...
I like what is to the right, the 0% clapping, folk music, etc.
Thanks for the link Father! Hope you enjoyed it. It isn't often that we get to make about the liturgy rather than the liturgy a joke.
Thanks Again!
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