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Many lib and prog radicals want it to mean: Anyone whom they dislike. Or who does not self loathe as a Caucasian; or is otherwise content or proud of their European ancestry. Apparently, only self-loathing is permissible.

Yes. Also, yes. Yes, along with Sunday masses.

May he repent and recant his uncharitable persecution and wrath against the TLM and if he will not, May God let another take His stead (and that right soon). God help us. :prayer:

Common sense, really.

I use the St Joseph Daily Missal from St Bonaventure publications; I'd recommend it. It is a good missal to follow along at Mass. One side in Latin; the other in English. :)

Indeed, it has.

You're positively ancient my lad. .... :help:

Congrats, Ladybug. A step forward, my friend! :) :wave:

Wowsers.

Perish the thought that Divine Liturgy of St John or the Vetus Roman Mass might draw the lad nigh unto Christ? Almost cross the poor lad's mind . . . almost.

What region or state are you in Fenwick? Merely curious. :wave:

Ammillenialism is the consensus of the Body of Christ, the Church led by the Holy Ghost. Chiliasm or "Millenialism" was condemned by the Church as false and error.

I've been in a few. And accidentally got in on one in Louisville, KY earlier this year. :)

I attend High Mass often; we the Laity chant or sing along with the choir the ordinary of the mass. Low Masses are quiet liturgies; both have their respective places. Both are good and holy. Plain chant can be done beautifully and simply by the choir and intinction is perfectly legitimate. I...

The only light in which Vatican II must needs be interpreted is the bonfire into which it is cast in St Peter's square by a future Pope; likely a Pius XIII, Pope Leo XIV, or Pope Gregory XVII . . .

Michie, I'm from the Rustbelt; I think their misery is mixed with hopelessness, unmoored and lack of morals and despair. So they complain incessantly and drown their woes with any thing they can find. Jesu help them. :(

I'm originally from Up North and folk are crass and vexing up there. Plenty of miserable folk that detest their own towns and small lives. Small town and country folk from my home states are generally fine; but plenty of the Suburban folk and city folk are a miserable lot far too often enough...

Of course, they are, Michie. We've 'em in the North and the South. I'm living in that crossroads where it's kinda Midwest but kind "South". So, It's part of the South; but also part of the Midwest, so we get a mixture of both folks. Apologies for my 'broad brush'. :)

Just in the South, Stabat. In the Midwest, we're cordial but more straightforward. Ambiable.

Kudos to him. .