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Scroll down to the bottom of the link. There are four (4) more instructional books for Catholics from the 1900'sI wish someone would reprint them.Contrary to many comments, fiftyism really was traditional. ! !
Quote from: MisereminiScroll down to the bottom of the link. There are four (4) more instructional books for Catholics from the 1900'sI wish someone would reprint them.Contrary to many comments, fiftyism really was traditional. ! !I just purchased a reprint at Barnes & Noble
My copy of this book is falling apart but was able to find it on line.You will learn many things not found in a catechism or missal.Did you know it is an impediment to marriage to marry someone belonging to the family of a person you were once engaged to?No bowing or holding on to a support while genuflecting.Very interesting rules. These were still in effect in the 1940's-50's https://archive.org/details/catholicpractice01klau
Do not greet your acquaintances in church, much less hold conversation with them there. Do not be offended if your friends, holding the church more sacred than yourself, take little or no notice of your courtesies...Show no human respect whatever in the choir, in the galleries, or in any part of the church, in regard to any of the above mentioned matters...Standing and holding conversation in the parts adjoining the church, such as in the porch of the church or in the passages, is a great abuse of the sacred edifice of God.
This book says (pgs. 46-47):QuoteDo not greet your acquaintances in church, much less hold conversation with them there. Do not be offended if your friends, holding the church more sacred than yourself, take little or no notice of your courtesies...Show no human respect whatever in the choir, in the galleries, or in any part of the church, in regard to any of the above mentioned matters...Standing and holding conversation in the parts adjoining the church, such as in the porch of the church or in the passages, is a great abuse of the sacred edifice of God.Is this how it is in all the SSPX and traditionalist churches?