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Offline Catholic Knight

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St. Joseph in the Canon of the Mass
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    Starting in 1981, a clerical candidate of the SSPX had to sign the attached Declaration of Fidelity before he was ordained to the subdiaconate.  The second last paragraph requires acceptance of the reforms of Pope John XXIII.
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    Re: St. Joseph in the Canon of the Mass
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    • I was thinking the other day, is there any relation between St. Joseph having died under the Old Law and him not traditionally being included in the Canon?
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    Re: St. Joseph in the Canon of the Mass
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    • In times of confusion, it seems unwise to insist on such details. Even before 2012, the SSPX lost many good priests because of this kind of thing.
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    Re: St. Joseph in the Canon of the Mass
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    • I thought the problem with St. Joseph being in the Canon was that he was not a roman martyr. The main reason the others were there was because they were roman martyrs who served as the foundation of the roman rite.
    Besides that, since he wasn't there to begin with: it's not a good idea to change the canon; even to add him, since that opens the door to more changes.
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