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The Italians are rediscovering the rites in Latin. And a book reveals all the ancient liturgy by

Back to the desire of faith and prayer. Three young men, with a common passion for the ancient liturgy, wrote a book on the pre-reform post-conciliar rites "Introibo to the altar" (published by Faith & Culture). A topical issue again after the recent Doxa survey which revealed that the majority of Italians would return to the Latin mass. Daniel Sorce, one of three authors, Affaritaliani chooses to tell how the idea of \u200b\u200bthe volume. "We wanted to fill a void because there was a recent book on the liturgy in use before the post-conciliar reform." He adds: "The result of the survey is a positive sign: it means that there is a need to rediscover the sacred."

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It is titled "Introibo to the altar" (published by Faith & Culture) and is an introductory volume on the liturgy before the reform post reconcile. I have written three young men, two students and a seminarian: Elvis Cuneo, Daniel and Raymond Sorce Mameli. They share a diploma at the conservatory and university studies and theology. And the common passion for the ancient liturgy that led them to write a summary of the liturgical year. A topical theme back after Doxa recent survey that revealed how the majority of Italians want to hear Mass in Latin. The recent admission of traditionalist Anglicans into the Catholic Church, with a ritual similar to our old missal, brings news of the Latin liturgy governed by the Motu Proprio "Summorum Pontificum" of Pope Benedict XVI. In some families several towns of the Marches are collecting signatures to ask their parish priests celebrating the old rite. The book will be presented by His Eminence Cardinal Dario Castrillon Hoyos, Prefect Emeritus of the Pontifical Commission Ecclesia Dei Saturday, October 24th at 16:30 at Palace bird - Belvedere Ostrenze Amurri (An). Daniel Sorce, one of three authors of the book, told Affaritaliani like the idea of \u200b\u200bthe volume.

What "Introibo to the altar?

"Our book can be described as an introduction, a summary for those who do not start and is an expert who wants to play the liturgical service. Si tratta di un libro divulgativo indirizzato soprattutto ai laici che vogliono per esempio servire all'altare. E' sempre esistita la possibilità di celebrare la messa attuale in latino anche se questo avviene raramente, come per esempio per le messe celebrate dal Papa".

Come è nata l'idea di scrivere questo volume?

"Abbiamo sentito l'esigenza di colmare un vuoto perché mancava una pubblicazione recente sulla liturgia in uso prima della riforma post conciliare su come si organizza e si serve una funzione. I testi degli anni '50 e '60 che si occupavano dell'argomento si rigolgevano a un pubblicao che aveva ben presente di cosa si parlava, oggi invece c'è bisogno di fornire basic information for understanding the differenzze between the old and new. We are not experts but we have a personal passion that we have cultivated over the years: I am a college student and I'm 24 and the two other authors 25 and 30 years and are ubno student and a seminarian.

What The old rite differs from the current one?

"In the ancient rite of the priest's position was denoted in the same direction of the Assembly and the common orientation of the celebrant and the people to God: This was perceived as both were facing in in the same direction and this is certainly showed a sense of sacredness. In addition the use of a language not vulgar, that is Latin, gave him the knowledge that in all the Catholic churches of the world were praying in the same language, in addition to the feeling that when you put in the presence of God requires respect for the use of a language from a conscrata ecclesiastical tradition. Finally, the long moments of silence in which the priest prayed softly leave room for individual prayer, important point of every liturgical celebration, which today has gone a bit 'lost'.

What is the result of a recent survey Doxa?

"The survey will derive two significant information. On the one hand, a few Catholics know that there is a different from modern and ancient rite this is also due to an attitude of lack of information from the clergy. But on the other a very large number of practicing Catholics said that it would be in favor of a coexistence of the two forms of the rite in their own parish or participate personally on a monthly basis. So it means that the interest in the traditional liturgy is widespread among the faithful: it is a need for a rediscovery of the sacred, including those who do not know him directly. It 'a very positive sign ".

The present liturgy the faithful away then?

" After the post-conciliar reform there was a decline in attendance at Mass, a sign that the new liturgy has sent away the faithful: it is a significant decline was also cauasto the criteria by which the change was made. Even the then Cardinal Ratzinger has accused some results of the liturgy as its trivialization, of the decline to a party, a celebration of the community unable to arouse a sense of sacredness and prayer. "

Source: Affaritaliani.it

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Undoubtedly, the recent restoration of the traditional rite of Mass, approved and encouraged by Benedict XVI in 2007, is helping the world and throughout the Church a silent and widespread spiritual revival, una ripresa della devozione e della pietà eucaristica soprattutto nelle giovani generazioni sia di laici cattolici, che di seminaristi e sacerdoti.
Ma il legame tra culto e cultura è a tutti noto e non esiste infatti, contro l’idea tutta moderna circa la presunta ragionevolezza dell’ateismo, un popolo o una nazione, in Occidente come in Oriente, che non abbia nella sua storia e nella sua arte, nella sua cultura e nei suoi costumi, un’impronta religiosa, sacrale, impregnata di trascendenza.
Il rito tradizionale della Santa Messa, oltre ad una nuova efficacissima barriera al processo contemporaneo di secolarizzazione, costituisce di per sé un valido tramite tra l’uomo di oggi e la nostra lunga storia di italiani, un popolo la cui identità è davvero incomprensibile senza far riferimento a quell’avvenimento cristiano, qui da noi giunto grazie a quegli stessi uomini che personalmente conobbero il Redentore, come i santi martiri Pietro e Paolo.
Il libro in questione (E. Cuneo, D. Di Sorco, R. Mameli, Introibo ad altare Dei , edizioni Fede & Cultura, 2008, euro 25) riassume perfettamente quanto sopra detto. Gli autori hanno tra i 24 e i 32 anni e sono tutti e tre musicisti, specializzati nel canto lirico e gregoriano, nella liturgia o nell’uso di strumenti da concerto. La loro pregevole opera, che si avvale di una prefazione del card. Castillòn Hoyos e di una postfazione di padre Konrad zu Löwenstein, si presenta come un manuale per l’apprendimento del servizio liturgico dell’Altare, ed è dedicato dunque in special modo ai chierichetti e ai ministranti; il suo contenuto però è ben più ampio.
Infatti parlando della sacra Liturgia (cap. 1), dei Libri liturgici (cap.2), dei ministri del culto (cap. 3) o del canto e della musica sacra (cap.6), si viene immersi nella nostra più vera e profonda dimensione culturale e storica: ogni uomo di cultura e ogni fedele cattolico dovrebbero accostarsi a queste dense pagine, scritte con grande semplicità e slancio giovanile, per trarne quei punti di riferimento culturali, estetici e spirituali che permettono da un lato di uscire dalla banale volgarità del quotidiano, and secondly to understand, and above the merely folkloric or literary value and meaning of many traditions, (processions, pilgrimages, festivities and secular purposes) that are still preserved, despite everything, in our old Europe. Our varied and impressive musical heritage, arts and architecture (think of the many churches and cathedrals) of which we are rightly proud to be Italian, if you explain in general with great piety of our people, must also own a lot to the liturgical form codified by Pope St. Pius V in the sixteenth century, which actually dates from the early beginnings of the Christian era.
Everyone recognizes that modern man suffers from a process of rootlessness, cultural alienation, especially in the metropolis, and a terrifying identity crisis. We strongly believe that the best way to deal with these diseases typical of the era of globalization, it is, rather than in psychological techniques or methods "spiritual" borrowed from other civilizations, in the escape the pace and suffocating mentality of the secular city, knocking down the false idols of consumerism, career and self-destructive cult.
in this direction the highest worship of God, that is sober and ascetic, sacred liturgy and hierarchy of the Roman millennium, as accurately described by our young authors, is the best antidote to the loss of existential meaning and the loss, and also, above all the time and place from which to start to recreate in us and around us, the values \u200b\u200band customs of the eternal and indestructible Christian civilization.

Fabrizio Cannon

Sunday, October 4, 2009

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Presentation of the book "Introibo altar to the Gods" in the Marche


Saturday, October 24, 2009 at 16:30

in the conference room of the Palazzo Uccellini Amurri
Corso Garibaldi, 6 - Belvedere Ostrense


Presentation of the book "Introibo TO THE ALTAR"
Elvis Cuneo, Daniel Sorce, Raymond Mameli
(Edizioni Faith & Culture)

the presence of

His Eminence Cardinal Dario Castrillon Hoyos




Posts:

Riccardo Piccioni, Mayor of Belvedere Ostrense
Carradori Andrea, Luciana Musician
Salvucci, Headmaster - Educator
Daniel Sorce, Author

Conclusion:

Cardinal Dario Castrillon Hoyos
President of the Pontifical Commission "Ecclesia Dei"


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