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The Liturgical Moanararium
Topic Started: Thursday, 19. March 2009, 14:47 (666 Views)
Rose of York	Monday, 22. June 2009, 19:15 Post #46
Administrator Posts: 14,099 Group: Admin Member #2 Joined: September 25, 2006	CARLO Monday, 22. June 2009, 18:11 Rose of York Thursday, 18. June 2009, 20:27 I clicked on CARLO'S profile and checked all his posts for July to September 2007. and did not find it. You are a treasure Rose! Pax CARLO I could have told you that, I had my first insight into my status as a treasure, when I was lying down in my pram.
	$Posted Image$ Catholic and proud of it! Talk to God before Mass. Talk to each other afterwards


PJD	Monday, 22. June 2009, 20:32 Post #47
Posts: 2,341 Group: Members Member #11 Joined: September 26, 2006	I remember being in a pram with my brother; forget now who sat at the head and who sat at the foot. As I was older, and perhaps more dominant, I probably sat in the best place i.e. at the head. PJD



OsullivanB	Monday, 22. June 2009, 22:33 Post #48
Posts: 1,973 Group: Moderator Member #205 Joined: August 14, 2008	The trad position? facing backwards?



Powerofone	Monday, 22. June 2009, 22:33 Post #49
Posts: 718 Group: Members Member #210 Joined: October 2, 2008	When both are looking at toes, can either position be descibed as "best">



Rose of York	Monday, 22. June 2009, 22:41 Post #50
Administrator Posts: 14,099 Group: Admin Member #2 Joined: September 25, 2006	PJD Monday, 22. June 2009, 20:32 I remember being in a pram with my brother; forget now who sat at the head and who sat at the foot. As I was older, and perhaps more dominant, I probably sat in the best place i.e. at the head. PJD Did you, being a good Catholic baby, face East? That would involve some gymnastics, wriggling about whenever you went round a corner. Did your mother face you or lead you? One must respect tradition.
	$Posted Image$ Catholic and proud of it! Talk to God before Mass. Talk to each other afterwards


Rose of York	Monday, 22. June 2009, 22:42 Post #51
Administrator Posts: 14,099 Group: Admin Member #2 Joined: September 25, 2006	PJD Monday, 22. June 2009, 20:32 I remember being in a pram with my brother; forget now who sat at the head and who sat at the foot. As I was older, and perhaps more dominant, I probably sat in the best place i.e. at the head. PJD They don't do presidential chairs in prams.
	$Posted Image$ Catholic and proud of it! Talk to God before Mass. Talk to each other afterwards


Derekap	Tuesday, 23. June 2009, 14:21 Post #52
Posts: 3,357 Group: Members Member #14 Joined: September 26, 2006	After all these centuries someone has at last come up with the hint that traditional catholic familes have rotating pram bodies with compas control so that children always face the direction of the rising sun.
	Derekap


Derekap	Tuesday, 23. June 2009, 14:23 Post #53
Posts: 3,357 Group: Members Member #14 Joined: September 26, 2006	"Ego te absolvo! 15 Aves and 20 Paters for the restoration of the Tridentine Rite!" Translation please Carlo!
	Derekap


draig	Wednesday, 24. June 2009, 20:37 Post #54
Posts: 101 Group: Members Member #224 Joined: March 23, 2009	Derekap Tuesday, 23. June 2009, 14:23 Ego te absolvo! ... Translation please Carlo! draigish translation; I've removed the shell from my hard-boiled egg



OsullivanB	Saturday, 8. August 2009, 14:13 Post #55
Posts: 1,973 Group: Moderator Member #205 Joined: August 14, 2008	I read on the Angelqueen site today that Pope Benedict XVI has never said a public Mass in the Tridentine rite since his election. Is this true? If so, should we draw any conclusions from his practice?



OsullivanB	Saturday, 8. August 2009, 14:35 Post #56
Posts: 1,973 Group: Moderator Member #205 Joined: August 14, 2008	Archbishop Nicols: Catholic Herald 24th July 2009 most troubling of all to my mind is the mindset that somebody might get caught into, because perhaps they don't like some aspect of how the Mass is being celebrated or the music that's been chosen or something, that they begin to turn their back on the Church's ordinary pattern of prayer, the ordinary form of the Mass and say: 'I can't accept that.' That's really quite serious, because if they can't accept that then they are inexorably distancing themselves from the Church. and as reported in The Tablet 8th August 2009 The view that the ordinary form of the Mass, in itself, is in some way deficient finds no place here. Indeed anyone who holds such a view does not come within the generous provisions of 'Summorum Pontificum'. Such a person is inexorably distancing themselves from the Church. (This and the previous post may well be more appropriately placed on another thread, but I couldn't work out which. I am quite happy for it to be reassigned.) Edited by OsullivanB, Saturday, 8. August 2009, 17:55.



Poesy	Sunday, 9. August 2009, 18:30 Post #57
Posts: 467 Group: Members Member #8 Joined: September 26, 2006	Derekap Tuesday, 23. June 2009, 14:23 "Ego te absolvo! 15 Aves and 20 Paters for the restoration of the Tridentine Rite!" Translation please Carlo! "Ego te absolvo! = I absolve you Ego te condono = I forgive you So says my husband .
	Domine Jesu, noverim me .


Rose of York	Sunday, 9. August 2009, 19:51 Post #58
Administrator Posts: 14,099 Group: Admin Member #2 Joined: September 25, 2006	Poesy Sunday, 9. August 2009, 18:30 "Ego te absolvo! = I absolve you Ego te condono = I forgive you So says my husband . Hey, is your old man an ex-vicar? Rose has been naughty, she quoted Poesy out of context.
	$Posted Image$ Catholic and proud of it! Talk to God before Mass. Talk to each other afterwards


Poesy	Monday, 10. August 2009, 07:05 Post #59
Posts: 467 Group: Members Member #8 Joined: September 26, 2006	Rose of York Sunday, 9. August 2009, 19:51 Poesy Sunday, 9. August 2009, 18:30 "Ego te absolvo! = I absolve you Ego te condono = I forgive you So says my husband . Hey, is your old man an ex-vicar? Rose has been naughty, she quoted Poesy out of context. No Rose, He's just an old buffer who I am telling to get out and get a job!
	Domine Jesu, noverim me .


Patrick	Monday, 10. August 2009, 08:32 Post #60
Administrator Posts: 3,567 Group: Admin Member #1 Joined: September 25, 2006	Poesy Monday, 10. August 2009, 07:05 Rose of York Sunday, 9. August 2009, 19:51 Poesy Sunday, 9. August 2009, 18:30 "Ego te absolvo! = I absolve you Ego te condono = I forgive you So says my husband . Hey, is your old man an ex-vicar? Rose has been naughty, she quoted Poesy out of context. No Rose, He's just an old buffer who I am telling to get out and get a job! Is an "old buffer" the male equivalent of an "old boiler"?



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