Lost Catholic Traditions We Should Bring Back | The Catholic Talk Show
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2019
- Episode #50
In this episode of The Catholic Talk Show, the guys are joined by Fr. Justin Fletcher to discuss why traditional Catholic practices and devotions are so important and why they should be brought back.
In this episode, you will learn:
• What are Rogation Days?
• What are Ember Days?
• What Is The First Friday Devotion?
• Why Altar Rails make more sense that lines?
• Why don't Catholics still have meatless Fridays?
• What is the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter?
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LATIN MASS AT EVERY DIOCESE,SO WE DONT HAVE TO TRAVEL 50 MILES TO MASS..WE ARE SCREAMING FOR OUR LATIN MASS TO COME BACK...OUR ALTER RAILS, COMMUNION ON THE TONGUE ...( NOT IN THE HAND)..THE TABERNACLE BACK IN THE CENTER ,WITH THE RED LIGHT LIT....Our candles back in church....
How about dressing your Sunday best for mass? Dresses for women. Suit and ties for men.
Communion rail and confession before mass!!!
Veils and rails, smells and bells. Please.
I am from Slovakia and we have only communion on tongue. Also most of the people, including me, obstain from meat on friday. To matter of young children accidentally recieving holy communion we have a tradition that children have finger on their mouth thus it is prevented when they go for blessing on their forehead during communion. God bless you and carry on.
Unlock the doors so we can come in and pray.
The TLM needs to be saved.
I would love to go back to all male altar servers.
I did fall away from the church for about 19 yrs. Became a crazy J.W. You can slap me. Started to watch EWTN. The Journey Home about a year before my reconversion. Last step going to my youngest Godchild’s wedding. I believe a miracle happened to me in that beautiful Catholic Church. That Sunday went to Mass. So very blessed to be back in the Holy Catholic Church. My family in England never minded me becoming Catholic. They thought I was crazy becoming a J.W.
I would love to see the tradition come back of women/girls wearing veils.
I really miss the traditions of the Church that I grew up in. They always made me feel closer to God. There is a reverence in tradition that you can’t get without it.
My thoughts:-
One tradition that I would bring back if I was a priest is priest-led recitation of the rosary before each mass.
The history of the Church brought me back to the Church.
#1 confession and reverence for the eucharist
Totally agree would love to have confession offered before Mass to be able to receive both at the same time of day :) Thank you for sharing all of these traditions. My husband and I went to mass in Nashville, we are from Kansas City. We had never experienced receiving the sacrament with a Communion Rail so we were confused. Thank you for explaining the tradition!
PLEASE bring back the altar rails and stop the ridiculous overuse of Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion at every single Mass.
The young priest that I took my RCIA lessons from back in 1968, wore a cassock. He looked so priestly. He was carrying a projector across the room and got his foot caught in the bottom of the cassock. He was running, holding the projector over his head and couldn't stop. My cousin and I couldn't get to him fast enough and were rolling on the floor laughing. It was like a scene from a comedy! LOL. He was Irish and he said, 'you'd a laughed if I'd broke me neck'! I don't know how priests feel about them, but they sure do look good, just like the nuns wearing their habits. It's just part of being Catholic and sets us apart. It's a lovely tradition.
We need the patens back so that no Eucharist falls on the ground and becomes lost or desecrated
We have First Fridays here in India in the Eastern Catholic rites and also First Saturdays. We have only altar boys ( eastern Catholic rites). Communion is only given by Priests (and nuns when necessary) and is received only on the tongue. Also, all females veil their heads and mostly everyone wears very decent and modest clothing.