Traditional Latin Catholic Mass: Easter Sunday

Of course their has been an order! probably not for small country chruches or chapels. But I know for a fact that catherdrals were always build in order of the leaders of the church.
And I don't think that hanging your own house full of gold is a way of showing how much you love God.

which was the language of the people who killed him. I am more touched by his words when I can understand them, then when they may sound nice, but have no meaning to me, like they do in Latin.

And just to add, there has never been an "order" or a "command" to build any church, whether it be a cathedral or a small country chapel. Churches are built by the people out of love for God not out of fear of the Holy Father. God bless.

Catholics are just as capable, if not even more capable of participating in the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite. The Lord has a way of speaking to the soul through Latin, which was spoken in the time of Christ, in a way that is really quite awesome. God bless.

We use gold and artwork in our churches to show our love for Christ by giving Him nothing less than the very best we can afford. The Creator of the Universe deserves much more than a bare meeting hall. And the Church leaders need money to live off of just as you and I do. God bless.

Who do you think gave order to build these cathederals? The pope. Have you ever been to the Vatican? It's huge and full of gold and expensive artwork. And it's the home of the leaders of the church. Why should a church be full of artwork? Faith is not about these things, so Luther was right when he said that the catholics should not pay so the leaders of the church could prove how mighty they were.

I'm glad they changed it. At least now you know they're saying and you can actually participate instead of just sitting there having no idea of what's going on.

The traditional tridentine rite mass is good to go to on occasion but I much prefer the Novus Ordo mass.

what's the organ piece being played at the beginning of the Mass? pretty please?

I have attended a Traditional Mass a few times, but I love it. The first time I found it a little difficult to follow along, but not as much as I expected. It's definitely worth going when/if you have the chance... the reverence for God, the beauty of it all -- it's something I've never experienced anywhere else.