The Traditional Latin Mass Explained

Hey everyone!
In this video I explain the Traditional Latin Mass. This video has been highly requested so I am happy to finally be putting it out for y'all!
I hope you enjoy :)

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0:00 Intro
1:13 Disclaimer
1:37 Overview of the Mass
2:30 Choosing a Missal
3:54 Ordinaries vs Propers
4:27 Following the Mass
5:02 Asperges Me
5:31 Prayers at the Foot of the Altar
6:35 Inroit
7:01 Kyrie
7:35 Gloria
8:13 Collect
8:24 Epistle
8:35 Gradual/Tract/Alleluia
8:43 Gospel
9:04 Homily
9:34 Credo
9:43 Offertory
9:57 Incensation
10:21 Lavabo
10:27 Suscipe and Orate Fratres
10:43 Secret
10:50 Preface
11:02 Sanctus
11:16 Prayers before Consecration
11:41 Consecration
12:45 Minor Elevation
13:00 Pater Noster
13:12 Fracturing of the Host
13:23 Agnus Dei
13:27 Kiss of Peace
13:32 Communion
14:28 Ablutions
14:38 Final Blessing and Prayers
14:51 Last Gospel
15:01 Leonine Prayers
15:19 Responses for the Latin Mass
18:50 Outro

[TheReligiousHippie]

**UPDATE**
There were two mistakes brought to my attention, we do NOT have ordinary time in the old calendar, and the Sanctus is NOT a part of the Canon of the Mass. Thanks to those who pointed it out! As a human, I am not perfect, and I really appreciate you guys holding me accountable! Thank you!

[jacquesuntel]

So wonderful to find the TLM explained by a person young people can relate to. God bless you in what you're doing.

[angelo]

Another nice thing about the TLM churches that I've attended: They have the Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession) before EVERY Mass- Not just twice a week like the "newer Mass" churches I've been to.

[Calpurnia]

Fantastic overview of the TLM. I’ve only been a couple times, but the beauty and sacredness were overwhelming

[raj-vymm]

Going to my first TLM this Sunday so this video came just in time.

[ElsaBorzoi]

Amber this is brilliant! I am just learning about Catholicism seriously and was originally worried about how I would handle a Latin mass I stumbled into, but then I remembered that I can be good with other languages and that I would just do my best to let the spirit of the mass wash over me. Thanks for being you!

[gaitangomez]

அருள் நிறைந்த மரியாயே வாழ்க கர்த்தர் உம்முடனே.

[kirkmulhearn]

Great job! Just started serving TLM this year, it is very humbling to be up there…how lucky we are to have our faith

[jlebert]

I go to traditional mass twice a month in Jakarta, Indonesia, because I am a member of the schola cantorum that serves the mass

[dargosian]

For about a month now, I'd scheduled to go to my first TLM Mass (at 7AM, no less) this Sunday with some acquaintances. So this video came just in time -- and really helped to show the similarities and differences with Novus Ordo. Thanks Amber!

[NZcoco]

Im a Catholic in New Zealand and I am taking my son and a few close cousins and my goddaughter to our first Latin mass this sunday, I am super excited and wanted to send some information for us all to be ready for this experience as much as possible. Thank u for this content, it was so well done, i am inpressed with you and cant wait to binge all your content! Subscribed and excited to join your community! May God bless you and always go before you xox ❤️

[FatherJMarcelPortelli]

Wonderful explanation. Well done! For a more detailed treatment, I recommend the classic book "The Latin Mass Explained" by Fr. George Moorman. His explanation of the theology of sacrifice is particularly good.

[sivad]

Very neat to see Cantius as an example. My first time ever stepping into a cathedral was last June when I went to Cantius' Latin novus ordo. It was super jarring as a Protestant, but I've kept going (and joined RCIA). The midnight Christmas mass was so transcendent that it may have singularly changed my heart on the Catholic church

All that to say, the Latin Mass and the ad orientum Latin Novus Ordo are both so beautiful that they speak to the heart in a way reason can't. Understanding the specifics makes you appreciate it more, but you get the gist of what's going on even with absolutely no background knowledge as I had.

[二コラス_カラス]

Just started RCIA a couple weeks ago so your channel has been very useful. I need to get one of those red books!

[pianotello]

Terrific video ! Very precise stuff ! May our Lord bless you. Greetings from France.

[felixmasis]

Very well done, this video will help many to understand the beauty of the sacred liturgy, the real mass, THE HOLY SACRIFICE

[craymonmaples]

This was wonderful to watch, and to hear your great explanations. Thank you!

[aleks_mitrov]

I've been watching you for a while..
I want to show my greeting about making this videos!
You're helping me to take more care of my spiritual journey with God!
I want to recommend you to make more videos about boys/men, because its important for us to progress.
God bless you!

[NathanMiller-po]

Great video, I usually use a Missal til the Offertory then usually just pray and meditate on Calvary and being present with Christ, Mary, John, and Magdeline at the foot of the cross so real and beautiful. Just love the Mass

[KingoftheJuice]

This is a very nice video; I especially enjoyed the teamwork between you and your fiance. While I'm not a Catholic (or Christian), I am a language and religion nerd. One small correction: at 17:07 Max was explaining about the use of the word "O." I don't think it's clear that this word is taken from Greek; both Greek and Latin may have had this same vocative particle, ὤ or O. But if it is derived from Greek, it's not taken from the definite article, "the." It's a separate word used to speak directly to someone. (By the way, I'm also not sure the pronunciation of "Kyrie eleison" has been Latinized so much—maybe just the ei diphthong—although the pronunciation of Greek did change in different times and places.)