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Some Posts from NLM

"Mystery"

That's why we need Latin as a sacred language, to preserve the "sense of mystery." But it's ok for people to use hand missals to follow the Mass, if they wish to do so. But even for some traditionalists, having the priest break the silence is too much -- let the people just meditate during the Eucharist! (See the combox.)



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Fr. Augustine Thompson:

Having celebrated (with permission under the 1969 indult and those following) the Dominican Rite Mass since my ordination in 1985, as well as the Mass of Paul VI, and, having watched the business that goes on at John XXIII Roman Masses, especially those with the bishop, I am ever more convinced that the supposed comment of a father (not a Dominican) at Vatican II that all the reform of the liturgy needed was for the Church to adopt the Dominican Rite WAS CORRECT.

Okay, do you prefer the age of Thomas Aquinas, Francis of Assisi, and Innocent III, and their liturgical tastes? That is the Dominican Rite. Or do we need to resurrect the court rigmarole of 18th-century absolutist princelings, promoted by Jesuits, as our style of liturgy? That is essentially the style of the “Tridentine Mass.” And many of its promoters are happy to say YAH!

Yes, the Mass of John XXIII is now the “traditionalist” norm, but Fr. Z’s urge for “mutual enrichment” is right. Nevertheless, the mutual enrichment should not mean a compromise between 18th-century absolutist Rococo liturgy and the post-1960s hippy perversions of that liturgy. Let’s think about alternatives, that are just as authentically traditional, like our actual thirteenth-century liturgy, still alive (in many places and ever more so) today.

A Dominican Rite First Mass

Revision of the Modern Dominican Calendar

Dominican Liturgy: Early Modern Reforms of the Traditional Dominican Rite.

FSVF Mass in Rome

NLM: Dominican Solemn Mass in Rome

Dominican Stabat Mater

NLM: Dominican Stabat Mater (cross-posted at Dominican Liturgy as well)

Latin-English Dominican Rite Hand Missal

Dominican Liturgy: Latin-English Dominican Rite Hand Missal (1959) Available for Download (cross-posted at NLM)

NLM: Blessing of A Cornerstone for the Fraternity of Saint Vincent Ferrer by Gregory DiPippo

http://www.newliturgicalmovement.org/2015/10/blessing-of-cornerstone-for-fraternity.html

No Bells on the Censer!

Dominican Liturgy: Incense and Thuribles in the Dominican Rite

4. When the thurifer (or priest or deacon) incenses, this is done without any swinging of the censer during the ductus. Thus there is no chain-clanking. The motion is straight up and down, entirely silent. Dominican incensing is always silent: it should not distract from the music or the liturgical actions it embellishes.

Dominican Salve Regina

Dominican version...

Photos: Dominican-Rite Solemn Mass in Menlo Park

Dominican Liturgy: Dominican Rite Solemn Mass, Corpus Christi Monastery, May 6, 2015

Not a Dominican, But a Fan of Latin Liturgical Diversity

Dominican Liturgy Blog: Dominican Chants of the Passion for Holy Week Available

Salve Regina

Ave Maria

Post by Ordo Praedicatorum.

Dominican-rite Mass at the DHS

Post by Province of Saint Joseph: Dominican Friars of the Order of Preachers.

OP East

Dominican House of Studies Releases CD

"In Medio Ecclesiae"


OP East
New Liturgical Movement
Rorate Caeli
Chant Cafe

Dominican Vocations: Upcoming Dominican Rite Missa Cantata: Our Holy Father St. Dominic

The Dominicans have redesigned the look for their website. (And, another link to that missa cantata video.)