Latest Dr. Marshall Taylor video....liturgical abuses...excellent

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  1. Beth B

    Beth B Beth Marie

    My apologies if this has already been posted...

     
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  2. Don_D

    Don_D ¡Viva Cristo Rey!

    It's a good listen, I was listening to it on my way home from the LR Mass this morning and feeling rather thankful that I have the opportunity to attend them.
    I can relate to just about everything they brought up in that video.
     
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  3. Beth B

    Beth B Beth Marie

    Gosh...so could I. I’m old enough..62...to remember the Latin Mass. I thought I got used to the NO mass, but throughout the years, I’m increasingly desiring the tradition of the LM.

    The abuses of the NO mass are endless. I’ve recently started attending the Latin Mass....and it’s like night and day. I’m so sorry for those who never knew it...or will ever know it. You knew that you were at a sacred, holy mass...and the focus was on God. Far cry from the display you witness at the NO mass since the 60’s. Like night and day...
     
  4. Don_D

    Don_D ¡Viva Cristo Rey!

    https://traditioninaction.org/RevolutionPhotos/A453-Dogs.htm

    Church Revolution in Pictures
    Photo of the Week
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    The altar dogs of Texas

    A new extravagant way of desecrating the Mass has been introduced into progressivist churches: the altar dog. An experiment is now being made in Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in the city of Mission, Texas. It has also been introduced Our Lady of the Holy Cross Church in Baden, Missouri.

    In Mission, the one responsible for this new outrage is Fr. Ray Snipers. From his 13 dogs, he selects four or five to accompany him during his Masses, confessions and other priestly duties. He dresses them in a kind of vestment to emphasize that he actually sees them as acolytes. In Baden, it is Fr. Donald Buhr who is accompanied by his one dog as he says the Mass and hears confessions.

    Above left, you see Fr. Snipers giving Communion and, at right, delivering his homily at the New Year's Mass with a dog at his side. Below, first row, he incenses the altar while several dogs lay at its feet. Last row, as he leaves the altar after Sunday Mass, instead of being escorted by altar boys, which is the tradition in the Church, Fr. Sniper is surrounded by several dogs.

    As would be expected, attendants report that the dogs curl up around the altar, the celebrant's chair and other places in the presbytery.

    "Among all the Sacred Mysteries bequeathed to us by Our Lord and Savior as secure instruments of divine grace, there is none that could compare with the Holy Eucharist. So also for no crime is there a heavier punishment to be feared from God than for the lack of devotion and respect in the practice of such a Mystery that is full of holiness, or rather, which contains in itself the very Author and Source of holiness." These are the words the Catechism of Trent uses to warn us about lack of respect toward the Mass and Holy Eucharist.

    One can ponder how aptly these words apply to these priests who are transforming the Mass into a circus, as well as their respective Bishops who do not forbid them to do so. In the case of Fr. Snipers, we are speaking of Bishop of Brownsville, Daniel Flores; for Fr. Donald Buhr, it is the Archbishop of St. Louis, Robert Carlson.

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  5. Don_D

    Don_D ¡Viva Cristo Rey!

    https://traditioninaction.org/RevolutionPhotos/A816-Bull.htm

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    Priest enters church riding a bull
    On January 13, 2019, in the Brazilian town of Monlevade, Minas Gerais, Fr. Marcos Jose entered the Sacred Heart of Jesus Church riding a bull down the center to approach the altar and celebrate Mass.

    The pretext for this profanation was the week-long celebration of festivities in honor of St. Sebastian, whose feast day is January 20.

    One of the activities is a horse ride from one neighborhood to the other. So, the priest took part in it riding a bull, and extended the ride to the church.

    In this ecological era where dogs are welcome as altar-servers and religious acts are celebrated for the funeral of animals, it is becoming more common to see profane extravaganzas like this.

    Let us not forget that Pope Francis himself has declared that donkeys can go to Heaven...

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  6. AED

    AED Powers

    Dear God.
     
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  7. Pray4peace

    Pray4peace Ave Maria

    What an embarrassment. And he even considers them acolytes??? Sheesh. I wouldn't be at all surprised if I found out that this priest has given his dog the Holy Eucharist.
     
  8. SteveD

    SteveD Powers

    When Francis was first elected, he said that it was sinful to keep dogs while people go hungry. And this priest has THIRTEEN. The progressives seem to have selective deafness when it comes to HH's comments and views.
     
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  9. Katfalls

    Katfalls Powers

    what next . . .wait, don't tell me.
     
  10. padraig

    padraig Powers

    Head case.
     
  11. padraig

    padraig Powers

    Head case.
     
  12. padraig

    padraig Powers

    Pope Francis said he wanted the St Michael's prayer to be said at every mass. They seemed to do that for a few days; then it vanished. How weird is that?
     
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  13. AED

    AED Powers

    All I could think of was the ancient Roman cult of Mithras. Bulls were the center of their hidden rites.
     
  14. Tanker

    Tanker Powers

    Wow! There are no words.

    :cry::cry:
     
  15. Praetorian

    Praetorian Powers

    Yes I don't know what happened to this. We had it for one or two Sundays then it disappeared again. I didn't know it was Pope Francis who asked for it. Good for him!
     

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