A Beginner's Guide to The Traditional Latin Mass

Hey everyone!
I hope you are all having a great week.
Hopefully, this video will help those of you looking to attend the TLM!
Why do YOU love the TLM?

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Younger Generations Returning to the TLM:

0:00 Intro
0:43 Dress Code
3:38 Unspoken Rules
7:58 Following the Mass
9:42 Responses
13:53 Different Celebrations of the Mass
16:15 TLM vs Novus Ordo
20:28 Shameless Plug
21:15 What's your favorite thing about the TLM?

[hollymclaughlin]

Thank you. I was raised atheist and I am not an atheist. I have seen miracles and prayers come true 100% true. My son was in love with God and I let him be himself. He passed away at age 11 and I truly believe he brought me to God and was meant to do so. I feel drawn to catholicism and I feel God calling me. I begin attending RICA next week and cannot wait! I am so excited to spend as much time in church as possible because God is on my mind and I talk to him nearly 24/7. Thank you again and God bless you!

[Robson_US]

I’ve been raised Catholic however last Sunday I attended a Traditional Latin Mass for the first time. I was on tears most of time of the Mass. What a beautiful reverence to God. Can’t wait to attend again this Sunday. May God bless all of you!!!🙏🏻 Thanks for video Amber.

[DaughterofGod]

Communion on the tongue, kneeling, in a state of grace is the way to go! :)

[St.MichaelPrayforus]

Honestly, if ANYONE feels superior to the person next to them Veils or no veil or whatever the case may be. I suggest that they pray a bit harder while there at Mass and Not let their Pride deceive them, as it did for Lucifer.

[lincbond]

I attended my first Latin mass today and it was a very enriching experience. About 80% of the women, young and old, wore veils. 90% of all participants were nicely and modestly dressed. I plan on attending again as often as possible.

[cart]

Im atheist but really interested in religion and I respect it a lot so thanks for making these

[jeffreyraia]

It's so refreshing to see younger people such as yourself becoming more traditional in their Catholic worship. My wife and I have been slowly step by step going towards being more reverent and traditional; communion by mouth, her wearing a veil, etc... Our next step is the Latin Mass! Thanks for the video!

[dsonyay]

If you are new to TLM.. don't use a book. Just watch for a few weeks/couple months. Enjoy the sights/smells/sounds without the distractions of trying to follow along. If you’re a longtime Catholic, you’ll easily recognize the major parts like of course-, the gospel reading, the homily and the consecration Of the bread and wine.

While in this stage— Study the mass, watch videos like this. Learn how to use the missal. Plenty of YouTube videos in Missals.. Slowly incorporate the missal into the Mass. But just remember— you are there to enjoy celebrating the Mass. and to receive the Holy Eucharist. Not a good time to get frustrated and lose patience.

If you find yourself getting frustrated at mass because you’re trying to follow along and you’re messing up finding places in the missal- you’re doing it all wrong. Put the missile down and direct your eyes, your ears, and your nose to the altar, and just soak it all in. And then later - after Mass- get back to studying the Mass and Missal. It won’t be long and you’ll have it all down.

[ErnestoIbarra]

I believe these guidelines and rules should also apply to the Novus Ordo.

[PeteV]

I'm a cradle catholic born in 1980, and just recently starting to take my Catholicism seriously. I never even knew there was a NO mass or TLM. This weekend I plan on attending my first TLM, and an Eastern Rite the next. Excited for this journey.

[charlesquinn]

100% agree with you about only boys serving! From my experience nothing nurtures a vocation in a young man more than serving the Traditional Latin Mass.

[v.britton]

If they stop TLM I will watch it on youtube..Padre Pio says the faith of your fathers, not the dissapointing compromise currently playing .

[harlanurwiler]

Thank you, Amber! I cannot tell you what it means to us older Catholics to see younger Catholics loving and supporting TLM.... and a "traditional" brand of Catholicism. I have children of my own and want them to follow Jesus the correct way- the Catholic way! Keep up the great work! You go, girl!!!

[jerrymunroe]

Growing up Catholic in the 1960's and even being an altar boy and learning the Mass in Latin, I found being Catholic such a wonderful experience with all of the treasured traditions of over a thousand years you mention. It all changed by 1970. Since then, it is as if it is not even the same religion. There has been continued disappointment all the rest of my life since the age 13. I continue to go to Mass at age 68 however although much has changed, but I still close my eyes and dream of yesterday.

[Mujercatolica]

I live in the Caribbean and we don’t have the Traditional Latin Mass. We only have the Novus Ordo. I hope one day I get to attend the Latin Mass. It seems so beautiful and reverential to Christ ❤️😊

[tonyjames]

I am 47 years old, I I was raised a devout Catholic but for reasons with longer explanations left the church for a few years for Orthodoxy. Last year I came back to Catholicism, and have been on fire for my faith. I attend TLM, NO, and Byzantine services. I just wanted to ell you that your videos are a breath of fresh air. I tend to get bogged down in theology and such, and can go down that worm hole. Your videos and instruction are practical, sound, and given in an enjoyable format. It is also refreshing to see younger Catholic voices speaking up. I particularly enjoyed your video in habitual sin. You so not shy away from the tough topics that we all need. Thank you, enjoy your journey. God bless and May Lord Have Mercy!

[karabugdaily]

I love this! I became Catholic last Easter (was Lutheran before), my boyfriend loves watching TLM and I’ve never seen/gone to TLM but I really want to. It sounds so gorgeous

[DMG]

I'm from Europe and at the Vatican you have so many tourists lining up to go in dressed in next to nothing. It's like they don't realise it's a chapel. There is always people at the doors offering shawls to people in tank tops or low cut tops. You never have to dress up to go to church, just wear something - anything at all - that is modest.

[josephcouch]

Excellent video learnt so much as a 62 year old Catholic looking forward to finding my 1st Latin Mass keep informing God bless you 🙏

[caitlynjude]

Thank you very much for this video! I’ve been to the TLM a few times, but I’m not super experienced. I do find it extremely beautiful and am interested in going more frequently! I went to a TLM yesterday though for Ash Wednesday!