This is a fantastic lecture on the reasons for the directions of proclamations of the Epistle and Gospel of the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM). I took the liberty to create bookmarks on the topics for your convenience and sharing purposes, but the whole lecture was very well written and delivered beautifully. I appreciate the work that DPK is doing for tradition and I am sad that it currently only stands at 1500 views. These lectures should have as many views as Mass of the Ages, IMO. It's easy to get excited about documentaries because their nature is to summarize. Catholics need to delve deeper.
Enjoy.
-Laurence Gonzaga
- 0:00 Introduction
- 1:00 Newcomers are full of questions
- 2:00 Customs and practices are “fitting”
- 2:30 Mass of the Catechumens
- 3:00 Mass of the Faithful
- 3:25 Liturgy of the Word and Liturgy of the Eucharist
- 4:30 Direction of the Proclamations of the Readings
- 7:45 A note on geography/ad orientem
- 9:00 Practical origins and symbolic significance of ceremonies
- 9:45 Two functions of the proclamations of the readings
- 16:00 The Credo
- 17:30 The whole liturgy is for God
- 18:20 Verbal comprehension is secondary to recognition of the Divine nature of the texts
- 19:20 More than proclamation but Presence
- 20:30 Quasi transubstantiation
- 29:30 Christ speaking to the world, the North, the unconverted heathen world
- 35:00 Cosmological reasons for facing North for the Gospel proclamation
- 47:30 The versus populum, a self-enclosed circle, self-referential
- 49:40 The Good News is directed beyond us
- 50:30 The TLM has spiritual food for all types of people
- 51:30 The West, the Devil, and his rebellion
- 55:00 Incense from the South, seats of the ministers
- 56:00 Pastoral deviations, well-intentioned practices in Europe, such as proclamations in the vernacular facing the people
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