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Is that something you remember personally? I can't find any history on it. There isn't any mention of there ever being a feast of Corpus et Sanguis Christi that I can find. Not even in the CE. Interesting.
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I remember reading about the change in the celebration of the feast. We've talked about it here before, a few years ago.
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Thanks for finding the info .
I was going from memory and the fact that the full name for the feast is the Body and Blood of Christ .
Also in this week's UK Catholic weekly newspaper The Universe the feast is referred to as Corpus et Sanguis Christi .
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Hey that's my Bishop!!!
Lol, I'm from Rockport, about 30 min. from Corpus Christi and he presides over the Stella Maris Catholic Chapel that I attend in Lamar, TX
So you can bet I support him,
Lol, I'm from Rockport, about 30 min. from Corpus Christi and he presides over the Stella Maris Catholic Chapel that I attend in Lamar, TX
So you can bet I support him,
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Well, seeing how I was only 6 years old when that change took place in 1970, I missed it. I found it odd the 1917 CE didn't have had some mention of it.
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Hey that's my Bishop!!!
Lol, I'm from Rockport, about 30 min. from Corpus Christi and he presides over the Stella Maris Catholic Chapel that I attend in Lamar, TX
So you can bet I support him,
Awesome. Why is Stella Maris called a Chapel and not a Church? Size?
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Interesting. I wonder how large a chapel can be before its called a Church?
Is the Chapel in its own building or is it in a larger building?
I've actually been to some mission Churches that were smaller than other Chapels I have been in but they were inside other buildings while the mission Church was its own building.
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Is there a Church near and does a priest live there? Sorry for all the questions, I'm not familiar with how a Chapel opperates on its own like that.
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There is a large shrine called Schoenstatt that's near there. but it's mainly for church retreats and stuff like that. I know the Shoenstatt sisters live there, but I'm not sure if Fr. Ralph does...
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Fr Ralph is the priest for the Chapel? Does it have a parish office and a Bulletin and all that? Or does he just come in from somehwere else to say Mass?
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I think he's one of the rare priests that have their own place, as close as i am to him I don't know much about his living arrangements...
and no we don't have a bulletin or an office. Fr. Ralph is just known as the priest in charge
and no we don't have a bulletin or an office. Fr. Ralph is just known as the priest in charge
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I think he's one of the rare priests that have their own place, as close as i am to him I don't know much about his living arrangements...
and no we don't have a bulletin or an office. Fr. Ralph is just known as the priest in charge
Interesting. Does he say the Ordinary form of Mass?
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