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Offline Pepsuber

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« Reply #30 on: December 23, 2011, 05:48:42 PM »
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    And dresses him in priest's vestments to match the other priest?!

    No he wears the tunicle (which looks basically the same as the dalmatic). Only the celebrating priest at a Solemn Mass wears the chasuble. Priests acting as deacon wear the dalmatic, priests or deacons acting as subdeacon the tunicle.

    It's not an "NO" thing at all.


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    « Reply #31 on: December 23, 2011, 08:21:27 PM »
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  • Pepsuber, please, did you read the original post?!  We're not talking about CLERICS acting as straw subdeacons!  We're talking of a complete 19 or 20 year old LAYMAN here!  We're also not talking wearing tunicles, but priest's vestments that match exactly the other priest's vestments to make it look pretty.  In other words - putting on a false front for appearences at a TLM!!!  The True Mass.
    "I will lead her into solitude and there I will speak to her heart.  Osee 2:14


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    « Reply #32 on: December 23, 2011, 08:36:30 PM »
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    We're also not talking wearing tunicles, but priest's vestments that match exactly the other priest's vestments to make it look pretty.  In other words - putting on a false front for appearences at a TLM!!!  The True Mass.

    That sounds really weird. Who would be fooled by seeing multiple ministers in chasubles?

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    « Reply #33 on: December 23, 2011, 08:41:04 PM »
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  • Pepsuber, what are you talking about??
    "I will lead her into solitude and there I will speak to her heart.  Osee 2:14

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    « Reply #34 on: December 23, 2011, 09:25:46 PM »
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  • No, the straw subdeacon did not wear a tunicle - he wore exactly what the other priest, (acting as a subdeacon),wore!!

    What exactly 'sounds really weird'?! and why?

    What do you mean 'who would be fooled by muliple ministers in chasubles'??
    "I will lead her into solitude and there I will speak to her heart.  Osee 2:14


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    « Reply #35 on: December 24, 2011, 09:11:00 AM »
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    No, the straw subdeacon did not wear a tunicle - he wore exactly what the other priest, (acting as a subdeacon),wore!!

    Do you mean what the priest acting as deacon wore? That's the dalmatic. The tunicle often looks exactly like the dalmatic. So that is what the straw subdeacon ought to wear.

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    What exactly 'sounds really weird'?! and why?

    I thought your reference to priestly vestments was a reference to the chasuble. The dalmatic is the diaconal vestment, the tunicle the subdiaconal vestment. The latter often looks just like the former.

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    What do you mean 'who would be fooled by muliple ministers in chasubles'??

    The only reason for multiple ministers in chasubles is concelebration, which is very rare in the traditional rite.

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    « Reply #36 on: December 24, 2011, 09:57:11 AM »
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  • Pepsuber, with all due respect, though I wasn't there to witness what Thorn is speaking about, I think his concern is that a layman was assisting at mass as priest/ deacon.

    This is his issue.

    I don't think he would care if the person dressing in the actual tunicles/chasubles were a priest/deacon, but the fact that a layman is assisting at the mass wearing the priests vestments (regardless of tunicles/ chasubles) for the sake of aesthetics.

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    « Reply #37 on: December 24, 2011, 01:28:42 PM »
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    I don't think he would care if the person dressing in the actual tunicles/chasubles were a priest/deacon, but the fact that a layman is assisting at the mass wearing the priests vestments (regardless of tunicles/ chasubles) for the sake of aesthetics.

    A "straw" subdeacon is exactly that, a layman. It's not a untraditional or Novus ordo practice at all. It's not ideal, of course, but I think having Solemn Mass with a straw subdeacon is preferable (and not just aesthetically -- Solemn Mass is the norm)  to having a Missa Cantata or (worse yet) Low Mass. As far as the young man Fr. Perez had acting as subdeacon, he could have been a former seminarian who had been tonsured or an installed acolyte or something like that.


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    « Reply #38 on: December 24, 2011, 02:44:57 PM »
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  • Fair enough good man! I wasn't sure if it was clear what was being said  :wink:

    And I don't know much about strict liturgical practices anyhow lol

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    « Reply #39 on: December 24, 2011, 04:05:34 PM »
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  • Thanks, s2srea, for the clarification, altho I thought what I posted was abundantly clear to begin with.  What you wrote hit the nail on the head.

    Pepsuber, please, I beg of you, give it up.  You completely misunderstood the postings & have taken off on unnecessary explanations on tunicles, dalmatics & stuff that has nothing to do with the subject.  Are you baiting me?  Trying to show off your liturgical knowledge?  Or simply posting anything for the sheer fun of it? I refuse to deal with you after I once more go thro the drill.  This is Xmas & I refuse to rebut you & get in a round & round-we-go discussion.

    1.  Are you NO?  All your explanations & words sound like you do not have a traditional bone in your body.  This is not to fault you, but to see truth.
    2. Forget tunicles & dalmatics, as well as multiple ministers & concelebration. They have absolutely nothing to do with this.
    3. The young man was NOT a former or present seminarian. He was nothing of what you state he could be.  Pure & simple - he's a young layman.  So stop already with your suppostions & face the truth.  He wore a chasuble that matched the other priest's (who acted as deacon or subdeacon) & the Mass wasn't concelebrated.  It was a TLM.
    4. Straw subdeacons are not untraditional or NO??!!  So you're saying they're traditional?!!  You show me proof that they're traditional & this has been practiced for thousands  or hundreds of years & I'll eat my hat & send you the picture as proof.
    5. HAVING A PHONEY (you do know what straw means, don't you?) SUBDEACON TO EXECUTE A SOLEMN HIGH MASS IS PREFERABLE TO A TRUE, BEAUTIFULLY SIMPLE LOW MASS??!!  Surely you don't mean that.  Then to say - '(worse yet) Low Mass.' is too much for me.  Something is very wrong with your postings, and as I said, I refuse to debate this any further with you.  There's much too many really wrong things going on in that church to start making things up like what you're doing.
    "I will lead her into solitude and there I will speak to her heart.  Osee 2:14

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    « Reply #40 on: December 24, 2011, 06:36:59 PM »
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  • I'm sorry, I stand corrected.  I checked the pictures again, & indeed the priest who is acting as a deacon or subdeacon, and the young layman are both wearing either tunicles or dalmatics.  Whatever - that is not the point.  My quarrel is the fact that the young man is in any kind of vestments (other than what an altar boy would wear).
    If this is going on, are there others in that church wearing things portraying themselves to be something that they are not?
    "I will lead her into solitude and there I will speak to her heart.  Osee 2:14


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    « Reply #41 on: December 30, 2011, 04:27:32 PM »
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  • Thorn, I was not trying to goad you. I was trying to get at the heart of the matter. Sometimes people get upset because of perceived wrongs which turn out, upon further investigation, not to be wrongs at all. Here is a blurb about a straw subdeacon from 1945:

    http://arc.stparchive.com/Archive/ARC/ARC04131945p03.php

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    At Little Rock,  Marty Busby donned a tunic Easter Sunday assuming the office of  straw subdeacon at the Solemn High Mass at Good Counsel, his parish church


    I don't think the practice goes back thousands or even hundreds of years as the prevailing theology of the Middle Ages was that the subdiaconate was a major Order (cf. the Council of Florence, Decree for the Armenians).

    Since Solemn Mass is the ideal, yes, having Solemn Mass with a straw subdeacon is preferable to a Missa Cantata, which is preferable to a Low Mass. Solemn Mass is the norm, everything else is an accommodation. In the case of the Solemn Mass with a straw subdeacon, there is less accommodation than there is in a Missa Cantata or in a Low Mass. The Low Mass only became popular because of the Reformation and subsequent persecution in non-Catholic countries.

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    « Reply #42 on: December 31, 2011, 12:32:38 PM »
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  • Pepsuber, are you a friend of Fr. Perez, or do you go to his church?  Did you confer with him to finally find that blurb in an obscure paper to 'prove' his point?  You do know, don't you, that the 40's weren't the Golden Age of Catholicism - especially in America?  So in your mind & his, finding a single instance of a case of using a straw subdeacon in 1945 justifies him.  Then I guess that the annulment of Sheila Kennedy's marriage would justify annulments now.  Is that how you & he thinks?  You didn't get to the heart of the matter, you merely said, 'see, he did it in 1945, so I can do it again, now.'   I know of another priest in the early 1500's who also thought he could do things better & do things his way, and finally went off and started his own church that now bears his name. I'm telling you, Fr. Perez is going down a very wide, dangerous path.  He's also ever so subtlely leading the sheeple to accept untraditional practices, all for show.    
    "I will lead her into solitude and there I will speak to her heart.  Osee 2:14

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    « Reply #43 on: December 31, 2011, 08:14:47 PM »
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    Pepsuber, are you a friend of Fr. Perez, or do you go to his church?

    I've never met the man and probably would not assist at his Mass if the opportunity presented itself. I find the whole business with his new title exceedingly strange.

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    Then I guess that the annulment of Sheila Kennedy's marriage would justify annulments now.

    Her appeal was upheld by the Rota -- the annulment was "reversed."

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    « Reply #44 on: January 01, 2012, 09:39:00 AM »
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    Pepsuber, are you a friend of Fr. Perez, or do you go to his church?

    I've never met the man and probably would not assist at his Mass if the opportunity presented itself. I find the whole business with his new title exceedingly strange.


    Agreed. I'm still scratching my head, and wanting to hit my sister over the head with a pan because she's follows him all too easily.