Hoping someone can answer this. Yesterday at Mass, only the Angelus was said and none of the other normal prayers after Low Mass, i.e. Hail Holy Queen, O God Our Refuge, St. Michael. I can't recall this ever being done at a Low Mass. Is there some rubric that allows this or is it never permissible to omit those after Low Mass?

Also, has anyone else experienced this after Low Mass at other SSPX chapels? I'm hoping this has an explanation or was just an isolated occurrence/accident, but you never know.

Thanks!

My chapel has never said the Angelus after Mass, and I have never heard of a chapel having done so until your post.

But it sounds like a good thing.

Regarding the Leonine prayers after low Mass: Traditionally, only the priest said the prayer to St. Michael, but it was always a custom in the USA to allow the faithful to say it also as a pastoral measure (i.e., they would accuse the SSPX of modernism had the priests insisted on saying it themselves, as intended).

But I never heard of omitting the prayers after low Mass altogether.

That seems a bit strange.

Perhaps they were simply forgotten?

According to Fr. Anthony Cekada, he claimed that it was not recited publicly at Econe even in the 1970s:

http://www.traditionalmass.org/articles/article.php?id=16&catname=1#_ednref36

"Only a handful of priests resisted the post-Vati­can II liturgical changes at first, but not ev­eryone retained the Leo­nine Prayers. I suspect this was the case in France, since at the St. Pius X Seminary in Ecône in the 1970s we never said the prayers pub­licly.[40] (I re­cited them publicly after my first Mass in 1977, an act con­sidered rather daring at the time.) "

However, I could not recall the Leonine prayers ever omitted at SSPX Low Masses.

Quote from: trento

According to Fr. Anthony Cekada, he claimed that it was not recited publicly at Econe even in the 1970s:

http://www.traditionalmass.org/articles/article.php?id=16&catname=1#_ednref36

"Only a handful of priests resisted the post-Vati­can II liturgical changes at first, but not ev­eryone retained the Leo­nine Prayers. I suspect this was the case in France, since at the St. Pius X Seminary in Ecône in the 1970s we never said the prayers pub­licly.[40] (I re­cited them publicly after my first Mass in 1977, an act con­sidered rather daring at the time.) "

However, I could not recall the Leonine prayers ever omitted at SSPX Low Masses.

Maybe this explains things.  This was the first Mass I attended by this particular priest, who is French and would have been ordained at Econe I'm guessing.  Nearly all the other priests I've gone to were ordained at Winona or La Reja.

Well, I doubt that. I have been to Low Masses by priests ordained at Econe, and they maintained the Leonine prayers.

Hoping someone can answer this.  Yesterday at Mass, only the Angelus was said and none of the other normal prayers after Low Mass, i.e. Hail Holy Queen, O God Our Refuge, St. Michael.  I can't recall this ever being done at a Low Mass.  Is there some rubric that allows this or is it never permissible to omit those after Low Mass?

Also, has anyone else experienced this after Low Mass at other SSPX chapels?  I'm hoping this has an explanation or was just an isolated occurrence/accident, but you never know.
 
Thanks!

Grant

We still did the standard 3 prayers after the Low Mass, as well as the Confiteor before Communion last Sunday, so no change by us.

I'm wondering if the Angelus being said has anything to do with your Mass ending about noon?

BTW:  Our website was down again for a short while, someone has been trying to flood the server.  If it's related to inthissignyoushallconquer, then I'm happy it's doing some good and may we all keep up the good fight.  Please keep it in your prayer intentions, as we humbly pray for Our Blessed Mother's protection.

Years ago - when we attended the N.O., I would go to a daily 12 pm Mass and they said the Angelus before the Mass started - what a beautiful habit it was.

At the chapel we attend we had a French priest who would skip the Leo­nine Prayers at the end of Low Mass.  He explained it was common in France not to say them, but so many people complained he ended up saying the prayers after the Mass.

If we would keep this up, we could keep our Faith and our chapels.  Why does it seem we give up so easily, and those who work for evil never quit?

Viva Cristo Rey

Removing the Leonine prayers at low mass is a big warning signal. If the faithful said nothing, it would be a very bad sign. It would mean that they were totally dumbed down.

He explained it was common in France not to say them(the Leonine prayers)

I would have told him that we should go to France and change that. Let's see how he likes that.

When we attend Low Mass the prayers are included.  

C99, is this still the case?

I have heard they stopped praying them in Post Falls.  Anyone else noticed this?