Part 1: Traditional Latin Mass, Our Lady of Sorrows, San Antonio, Texas. Reverend Father Donald Kloster celebting the Latin Mass, Schola Peregrina offering chant. His last Mass in Archdiocese of San …More
Part 1: Traditional Latin Mass, Our Lady of Sorrows, San Antonio, Texas.
Reverend Father Donald Kloster celebting the Latin Mass, Schola Peregrina offering chant. His last Mass in Archdiocese of San Antonio before his new assignment to Ecuador.
Reverend Father Donald Kloster celebting the Latin Mass, Schola Peregrina offering chant. His last Mass in Archdiocese of San Antonio before his new assignment to Ecuador.
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Is Schola Peregrina using a specific chant/setting/tone in this video? Is it just Recto tono? I'm trying to find an example of the Confiteor in recto tono. Is there any audio examples available of the Confiteor?
In private discourse with a member of the schola in this video, I have been told that my comments below have caused feelings to be hurt. Now, the cause of the offense lay not with the points I have made, but with the tone of language used.
Therefore, while I stand resolutely by my opinion of the celebration of the Extraordinary Form of Mass in this video, I regret the use of the phrase "lack of …More
In private discourse with a member of the schola in this video, I have been told that my comments below have caused feelings to be hurt. Now, the cause of the offense lay not with the points I have made, but with the tone of language used.
Therefore, while I stand resolutely by my opinion of the celebration of the Extraordinary Form of Mass in this video, I regret the use of the phrase "lack of class". I regret nothing else.
This has ABSOLUTELY nothing to do with your situation in your Parish, your beloved Parish Priest or the like. But, everything to do with an objective estimation of what is seen in the video.
Pax in Domino et Domina
Therefore, while I stand resolutely by my opinion of the celebration of the Extraordinary Form of Mass in this video, I regret the use of the phrase "lack of class". I regret nothing else.
This has ABSOLUTELY nothing to do with your situation in your Parish, your beloved Parish Priest or the like. But, everything to do with an objective estimation of what is seen in the video.
Pax in Domino et Domina
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Had no choice with the candles. This parish does not have a TLM, but allowed Father Kloster to say his last Mass in the Archdiocese before going to Ecuador on new assignment. Fair enough with the comments about Father rushing a bit I suppose, but as a member of the schola, your kinds words are duly noted and appreciated!
Bottle Candles in procession????? Not to mention, the Organ and procession were quite out of sync with each other. Do remember chaps, that this is NOT the ordinary form of Mass wherein one is accustomed to see such lack of class!
All must be done with deliberate reverence, a somber and solemn demeanour. Even the chanting of Prayers (recto tono) is just to rushed.... the ars celebrandi of the …More
Bottle Candles in procession????? Not to mention, the Organ and procession were quite out of sync with each other. Do remember chaps, that this is NOT the ordinary form of Mass wherein one is accustomed to see such lack of class!
All must be done with deliberate reverence, a somber and solemn demeanour. Even the chanting of Prayers (recto tono) is just to rushed.... the ars celebrandi of the extraordinary form of Mass consists in that utter transcendent beauty resulting from a sense of timelessness - not rushing around and rattling off the Prayers as though they were magical incantations!
However, the choir and organ are simply lovely. The men do take their time with the chants and the organ accompaniament is well appointed. Thanks.
All must be done with deliberate reverence, a somber and solemn demeanour. Even the chanting of Prayers (recto tono) is just to rushed.... the ars celebrandi of the extraordinary form of Mass consists in that utter transcendent beauty resulting from a sense of timelessness - not rushing around and rattling off the Prayers as though they were magical incantations!
However, the choir and organ are simply lovely. The men do take their time with the chants and the organ accompaniament is well appointed. Thanks.