Feast of Our Lady of Mt Carmel, Solemn Pontifical Mass.

For information and explanation of the Exraordinary form of the Catholic Mass please read the booklet 'For Visitor to the Mass' from wwww.angeluspress.org
This is slide show made of pictures taken during Mass celebration of the Feast of Our Lady of Mt Carmel in July, 2005 in Campos Brazil. The Solemn Pontifical Traditional Latin Mass was celebrated by Bishop Fernando A. Rifan, the apostolic administrator for traditional Catholics in Campos diocese in Brazil. The Apostolic Administration was created in 2002 by the Holy See. The main celebrant, Bp Rifan, is himself a member of the Third Order of Carmelites of Ancient Observance. The Mass was concluded with Procession, coronation and veneration of Our Lady's beautiful statue.
The audio clips, Flos Carmeli and Agnus Dei, are chanted by Traditional Carmelite Monks of Ancient Observance from Wyoming

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[Eskadron22]

Very good, I liked it a lot.

[jpitera123]

Thanks!

[jpitera123]

Sacrifice, the public worship of the gods through the offering of tangible and material objects, has been the essence of all religions from the very beginning of time. This is especially the case of Christianity , the true religion, with its foundation in the Mosaic Law. God, since the very beginning of His covenant with man, has required His people to offer sacrifices in acknowledgment of His supreme dominion over them and in reparation for the offenses committed against the divine law.

[MyBetty111]

The Extraordinary Form is the only true form. Great video. 

[ammazzamoro]

@jpitera123

Just because ancient peoples may have performed offerings and sacrifices to unknown gods does preclude Christianity. Properly understood the ancient is a lost world for it is before God's Intervention, as Christ Jesus, the Perfect Sacrifice. Everything in the ancient past points to the present; pointing to God Himself in anticipation of His arrival. The ancients knews that they were helpless and helpless without Him. Time has come to a still and now proceeds in Him.

[mustardbush]

It is not just "communion" in the weak sense that you are stating. You obviously have no understanding of Scriptures to be saying that. I am not going to do the work for you, but I will give you a clue so to explore it yourself: you cannot read the so called "last supper" accounts without understanding what all scriptural meal accounts are about. What Christ insituted was not sacrifice but something much more in keeping with what he proclaimed, revealed and was killed for.

[muscleslave001]

Can you please read again the WHOLE chapter 5 of the the Gospel of John and then we can talk whatever you want about this Mithras kind of thing ?