/clg/ - cath larpers general

[Anonymous No.19202670]

/clg/ part 2 - Missal Edition.

>which missal do you lads use?
>what book related to Catholicism are you reading?
>how was Mass today?

[Anonymous No.19202750]

>don’t use a missal
>In Defense of Miracles (Humefags BTFO)
>Good
I never really looked into missals.

[Anonymous No.19202809]

>which missal do you lads use?
Picrel, Baronius Press 1962
>what book related to Catholicism are you reading?
Introduction to the Devout Life
>how was Mass today?
Great, as usual. Sung Mass, good sermon and nice chat in the sun outside afterwards with people from the church.

I especially like today's epistle:

>See therefore, brethren, how you walk circumspectly: not as unwise, But as wise: redeeming the time, because the days are evil. Wherefore become not unwise, but understanding what is the will of God. And be not drunk with wine, wherein is luxury; but be ye filled with the holy Spirit, speaking to yourselves in psalms, and hymns, and spiritual canticles, singing and making melody in your hearts to the Lord; giving thanks always for all things, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, to God and the Father: being subject one to another, in the fear of Christ.

[Anonymous No.19202834]

>>19202750
>I never really looked into missals.

Tbh I never used one until I started going to the TLM.

[Anonymous No.19202840]

>>19202809
The liturgy shows us that our misfortunes are caused by our unfaithfulness in conforming to the will of god. Let us beseech the lord, through the prayers of holy church, to pardon our sins, so that we may serve him with a quiet and trustful heart, always obeying his precepts.

[Anonymous No.19202851]

>>19202809
> The liturgy shows us that our misfortunes are caused by our unfaithfulness in conforming to the will of god. Let us beseech the lord, through the prayers of holy church, to pardon our sins, so that we may serve him with a quiet and trustful heart, always obeying his precepts.

[Anonymous No.19202913]

>>19202851
>he actually typed that all out just so he could post a meme face about how Christianity is... LE BAD!

[Anonymous No.19203037]

>>19202851

[Anonymous No.19203057]

>>19202670
Mass?
You mean there's more to this shit than me insulting other people on the internet?

[Anonymous No.19203060]

>>19203057
Not really, no, sorry, I was being ironic.

[Anonymous No.19203062]

>>19202670
I couldn't go to mass, I'm the whole day at work. Nurse here.

[Anonymous No.19203063]

Pope Francis is going to btfo the trads just like St. John Paul II did when he excommunicated Lefebvre. This is what St. John Paul II wrote when he announced the excommunication of one of the first of the traditionalist dissenters(Lefebvre). Trads and their e-celebs are on the way to hell.

[Anonymous No.19203073]

>>19202670
Larpers? So you're pretending to be Catholic or just ironic title?

[Anonymous No.19203095]

>>19203063
>must use V2 to defend V2
that's literally what Lefebvre criticized

[Anonymous No.19203098]

>>19203073
It's ironic. That's what the last thread was called so I just kept the title.

[Anonymous No.19203126]

>>19203062
Sorry you have to work on Sundays, that's a bummer.

[Anonymous No.19203150]

>>19203095
https://www.vatican.va/archive/hist_councils/ii_vatican_council/documents/vat-ii_const_19651118_dei-verbum_en.html
>Therefore, following in the footsteps of the Council of Trent and of the First Vatican Council, this present council wishes to set forth authentic doctrine on divine revelation and how it is handed on, so that by hearing the message of salvation the whole world may believe, by believing it may hope, and by hoping it may love.
>criticizing something backed by the Holy Spirit
The excommunication really was deserved.

[Anonymous No.19203222]

>which missal do you lads use?
Angelus Press' 1962 missal, but I don't use it that much actually. I prefer to admire the liturgy or pray the Rosary during Holy Mass.
>what book related to Catholicism are you reading?
A book about knighthood and chivalry by Fr. Alfredo Sáenz (I'm hispanic).
>how was Mass today?
Today I will sanctify the Lord's day in my home with my family, as we're SSPX parishioners but don't have Mass every sunday.

[Anonymous No.19203292]

I asked this in the last thread and only got a bible study response.

I was wondering if any catholic school/institute has put together a "study Christianity" list for learning not only the bible but the theology which would probably include Greek philosophy and Christian apologetics

[Anonymous No.19203330]

>>19203292

[Anonymous No.19203402]

>>19202670
Not trying to start a flamewar here, but this might be a good place to ask about two misgivings I have about Christianity.
>sin
Can anyone explain to me why I should feel like sin matters? I’ve done bad things, sure, and sometimes I regret my actions, but why do my mistakes require cosmic intervention? I just don’t have the bad conscience to fee like I need to be redeemed. I’m not perfect, but I can’t believe that there’s something fundamentally wrong with me (original sin) that needs to be forgiven, and if there were why would whining about it (confession) help anything?
>corrupt nature of the material/natural world
Very much related to my first misgiving. I love the natural/material world. I believe being concerned with it in the vita activa is very noble, and that the contemplative life only serves to enhance our activity. In fact, I would agree with Goethe in Wilhelm Meister that our activities/occupations constitute the essence and quality of our lives. How could I possibly abandon this? Especially when the natural world, made by God, is so incredibly beautiful (pic related, took it yesterday in the Yoop)

I know Christianity isn’t monolithic, but these are two essential tenants I can’t get past. I would genuinely appreciate some insight in how to reconcile this with Christianity. Or if it’s impossible, I guess it’s simply not for me

[Anonymous No.19203711]

>>19202670
One day, when I have a house of my own after high school, I'll build myself an altar like pic related.

[Anonymous No.19203739]

>>19203402
>We exist
>There is no
Have fun!

[Anonymous No.19203778]

>>19203739
I'm not following...

[Anonymous No.19204093]

I know this is a Catholic thread but I don't want to open yet another religious thread. Opinions on the 1662 edition of the Book of Common Prayer? Is the St. Augustine's Prayer Book good? I want a prayer book but I don't know where to start. There's also the Monastic Diurnal but I doubt I can find it here (EU, not UK).

[Anonymous No.19204223]

>>19202670
>which missal do you lads use?
angelus press 62 missal but I'm in the choir so I barely have time to use it
>what book related to Catholicism are you reading?
Confessions by St. Augustine
>how was Mass today?
It was pretty good! I had a good communion and one of the ladies there gave me a gift.

[Anonymous No.19204346]

>>19204223
What kind of gift? Is this a lady you are courting? We need details anon

[Anonymous No.19204448]

>>19204346
oh no haha it was just a card because I got confirmed the other week. I am courting a boy actually, he showed me this website

[Anonymous No.19204513]

I was confirmed two years ago
I haven't gone to mass in a year

[Anonymous No.19204564]

>>19204513
Why? You do know you have an obligation, don’t you?

[Anonymous No.19204593]

How do I start going to church? I read the Bible about 6 months ago, and since then I haven't been able to remain an atheist. I wasn't baptized as a child, and I have no religious friends who I could go to church with.
What's the process for attending mass and then getting baptized? Is it as simple as going to the mass and finding somewhere to sit, or do I need to do more than that?

[Anonymous No.19204643]

>>19204593
You can definitely just go to Mass. You can't receive the eucharist yet but that's OK. I would advise finding a good church (preferably one that offers the TLM) and speaking to a priest regarding your desire to enter the Church. What will need to happen is that you will receive instruction in the faith (probably RCIA) and then be baptised.

Please try to find a traditional church as this will make you more likely to receive a proper catechesis.

[Anonymous No.19204644]

>>19204564
suffice to say, I am a troubled person
I convinced myself that I was making a mockery of the mass by attending it

[Anonymous No.19204660]

>>19204644
In reality you make a mockery by not attending.

Just go next Sunday anon (or this week to any weekday Mass). Sit at the back if you're nervous. I'd also reccomend going to confession.

[Anonymous No.19204698]

>>19204593
>>19204643
Also: congratulations, anon.

[Anonymous No.19204987]

[Anonymous No.19205021]

>>19203292
These have at least some of what you're looking for:

(i) https://icucourses.com/

(ii) https://www.catholicthinkers.org/courses-1

[Anonymous No.19205062]

>>19204643
>>19204698
thanks :) I'll start going when churches open up again here

[Anonymous No.19205072]

>>19204644
That is a lie from the devil, who wants to draw you away from Christ.