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Authors

Russell Hardiman, University of Notre Dame AustraliaFollow

Title

Advocating the Reform of the Reform: Latin Mass or Tridentine Mass?

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2005

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to clarify language that is loosely used and claimed in the restorationist literature when talking about Catholic worship. Frequently, the phrases: "Latin Mass", "The Mass of Pius V", "The Tridentine Mass", and "The Traditional Mass" are all used as if they are the same reality, usually in distinction from "The Novus Ordo", "The Mass of Paul VI" or "Today's Mass". What happened to the Roman Rite?

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Comments

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Recommended Citation

Hardiman, R. (2005). Advocating the reform of the reform: Latin mass or Tridentine mass? Pastoral Liturgy, 36(1), 21-25.