St. Hugh of Lincoln Roman Catholic Church

This Week's Mass Schedule

This Week’s Schedule: Sunday, February 5 Septuagesima Sunday/ St. Agatha/ St. Philip of Jesus 8:15 AM Confessions, Rosary (8:30) 9:00 AM High Mass Int: Billy & Mary Rose Young – Happy & Holy Marriage (Dale & Rebecca Sandberg Family) Blessing of Throats Monday, February 6 St. Titus/ St. Dorothy 11:00 AM Low Mass Int: For the People of St. Hugh of Lincoln Tuesday, February 7 St. Romuald/ Prayer of Our Lord in the Garden Wednesday, February 8 St. John of Matha Thursday, February 9 St. Cyril of Alexandria/ St. Apollonia 7:00 PM Holy Hour Friday, February 10 St. Scholastica Saturday, February 11 Our Lady of Lourdes Sunday, February 12 Sexagesima Sunday/ Seven Holy Founders 8:15 AM Confessions, Rosary (8:30) 9:00 AM High Mass Int: Isaiah Senti (Keith & Linda Kimpel & Family)
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Old vs. New Mass


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Traditional Latin Mass
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Modern Mass at your parish
Atmosphere of Reverent Worship: Social, Classroom, Entertainment Atmosphere
Peaceful, otherworldly atmosphere. Emphasis on individual “lifting his heart & mind to God.” Members of congregation direct attention to God, not each other. Constant standing, sitting, amplified noise; atmosphere like a public meeting. Emphasis on “instruction.” Socializing in church before & after service, and handshaking during.
Profound Reverence for Real Presence: Indifference, Irreverence towards Real Presence:
Sixteen genuflections. The hands of the priest alone touch the consecrated host. Communion given only on tongue. Only three genuflections required. Lay men & women distribute communion. Communion given in hand — a practice protestants introduced to deny Christ’s Real Presence.
Fidelity to Catholic Doctrine: Systematic Omission of Catholic Doctrines:
Over the course of a year, presents all facets of Catholic doctrine. New prayers systematically omit references to hell, judgement, punishment for sin, merits of the Saints, the one true Church, the souls of the departed & miracles.
Antiquity: Novelty:
Bulk of Sunday prayers &their arrangement goes back at least to 300s and 400s AD. Canon essentially the same since St. Ambrose (d. 397). Old Sunday prayers omitted or stripped of doctrines, and rearranged in 1960s. Only 17% of old prayers remain. Chunks of ancient Canon are now “optional.” The words of consecration, Christ’s own words “For you and for many” are changed. Three substitute “Canons” invented & introduced in 1960s, and still more invented later.
Stability: Constant Change:
Everything regulated by precise laws to protect purity of worship and doctrine. Options, options and more options. Individual priests & parish liturgy committees get to pick, drop or invent texts to push what they think people should believe.
Priest is Sacrificer: Priest is “President”, Actor:
Priest faces tabernacle, cross and altar (symbolically toward God). Priest performs all the actions &recites all the prayers of the Mass. Priest faces people instead of symbolically “toward God.” Priest sits off to side. His functions given away to lay men and women.