There Was A Time WHEN
Memorial Day was Not on a Weekend. There was Lincoln's Birthday & Washington's Birthday. Men wore Fedoras. Women covered their heads in Church. Mass was exclusively in Latin, save for the Epistle/Gospel Readings & The Kyrie, which was chanted in Greek.
Then came the 1970s. Mass was in The Vernacular, The Altar was turned around.
And fast forward to now, cute young women & teens wear Fedoras, as a sign of Youthful Rebellion.
And The Mass in Latin is making a comeback & the Mass in Vernacular will, once again, be TRANSLATED & not INTERPRETED from the Latin.
Then came the 1970s. Mass was in The Vernacular, The Altar was turned around.
And fast forward to now, cute young women & teens wear Fedoras, as a sign of Youthful Rebellion.
And The Mass in Latin is making a comeback & the Mass in Vernacular will, once again, be TRANSLATED & not INTERPRETED from the Latin.
What Goes Around, eventually comes back around.
M
posted by Michael Leggett at 2:15 AM
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