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Author Topic: First time Eastern Liturgy  (Read 4298 times)

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Re: First time Eastern Liturgy
« Reply #10 on: March 22, 2018, 01:38:51 PM »
NO, NO and NO again!!

The Eastern Catholics have accepted Vatican II. Their liturgy cannot be attended. Unless they are with the resistance.

END OF STORY!

Re: First time Eastern Liturgy
« Reply #11 on: March 22, 2018, 02:08:50 PM »
The only thing I’ve never attended and never will is the Novus Ordo. Every other group is on a case by case basis. That includes the SSPX, CMRI and resistance chapels and Eastern liturgies. I yellow light indescrimately. 


Re: First time Eastern Liturgy
« Reply #12 on: March 22, 2018, 02:18:22 PM »
NO, NO and NO again!!

The Eastern Catholics have accepted Vatican II. Their liturgy cannot be attended. Unless they are with the resistance.

END OF STORY!
There is no Byzantine Catholic "Resistance" in the United States. If there is one it only, and I mean only exists in the Ukraine. 

Re: First time Eastern Liturgy
« Reply #13 on: March 22, 2018, 02:30:48 PM »
Holy Communion was taken standing, as I learned is customary in the East. The Body was mixed with the Blood and was slightly warm. They were put into the receiver's mouth with a spoon
I went with my mother to an Eastern Rite Catholic mass because she wanted to see a female "seer" that was coming. I told her the seer was a farce, but she kept insisting so I took her and her sister, my aunt. When communion time came the priest went all over to give communion (the placed was packed  even in the street), and when he went to give communion to my aunt, he flicked it into her mouth and it never got there. My aunt found it later in her purse when she got to her house. I'm sure it happened to many other people.

They can keep the "system".

Re: First time Eastern Liturgy
« Reply #14 on: March 22, 2018, 04:49:49 PM »
There is a huge debate about what the Society of St. Josephat is all about on a Byzantine forum I just stumbled across. When time permits, I plan to delve into that one. Seems interesting. From what I could skim through, the Byzantine Rite Catholics accuse the Society of St, Josephat of creating a hybrid Divine Liturgy with many Western elements using the Divine Liturgy of St. John in a way that Byzantines have never done. I'd have to read that closer.