7 FORGOTTEN Catholic Traditions… Why They're Coming Back Now

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  @JeanGailSebastian · 4 months ago

  I am so happy to see at long last that the Catholic traditions of the faith are coming back including the children of the world.   I am Gail Sebastian,84 yrs old…..PRAISE TO OUR LORD JEUS CHRIST,!!!!!AMEN

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• AU

  @audreyallen5744 · 4 months ago

  I am 72 and also raised in the Catholic faith. Catholic school Catholic High school. Mass every Sunday. A Church that looks like a cathedral with Saints everywhere, the stain glass, the stations of the cross along the walls, the smell of Church. I crowned the Blessed Mother at age 7 one month after  my communion. I miss the Latin mass,kneeling for communion by mouth not by hand. Still today I refuse to put the eucharist in my hand. Yes , let's bring back old traditions of the Church.🙏🙏🙏❤

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• DO

  @douglasdde376 · 4 months ago

  All of them, 76 years , 54 year convert, preparing my final days, my wife is living her life for Christ she is a blessing.

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• JO

  @joyoliver9265 · 4 months ago

  I’m 90 years old and I’m investigating the Catholic Church.  I went to Catholic school for 6 years:  my great loves were the Catholic Latin  Mass and the Gregorian chant. That’s where I will begin. I did not become a Catholic in my youth because of my father’s strong objection. I have been a member of my husband’s Protestant Church for 50 years. He died last year, so now I feel free to follow my heart.

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• LY

  @lynneamicon7775 · 3 months ago

  I am 81 years old and I totally agree with the 72-year-old who thinks that we should bring back all of these Catholic traditions! Most of them I knew about but I didn't know the reason behind some of it. I'm going to try to do adoration as often as possible!

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• AN

  @antoniodelatorre-ki6wq · 4 months ago

  I’m 74 and have attended catholic school and Latin Catholic Mass, I feel the weight of the mass , the holiness and the tradition . 🙏🙏🙏

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• ST

  @stephanymurdy3165 · 4 months ago (edited)

  The girls in my seventh and eighth grade class formed the choir at my Catholic School in the 1950s. We were taught by the nuns to sing Latin Gregorian Chant to accompany the High Mass. It was a rare privilege, and I’ve never forgotten it. Soon after, the Mass was modernized, the Latin changed to English and the beautiful Latin chant was never used again. I’ve always felt sorry about it.

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• JA

  @jaybird185 · 4 months ago

  My grandchildren recently made First Holy Communion, and they were immediately enrolled in the scapular. A great blessing and I am most grateful. And we have never eaten meat on Friday…. But still, it’s HOW we live the faith that matters.

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• SP

  @SparTan-nr6lj · 4 months ago

  I love listening to chants and falling asleep with it.

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• AN

  @anneprice7498 · 4 months ago

  It’s beautiful the Gregorian chant

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• SH

  @SharronDixon-l5p · 2 months ago

  Praise God these ways are here for us. We have missed this without realising. Thank God

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• JO

  @JohnHad-leigh-v5y · 4 months ago

  I am 71 and went to a Catholic School and Catholic Church with the Latin Mass - &nbsp;It felt Powerful and Real, with the Musical Chants.<br>This experience made today&apos;s Mass seem Hollow. I loved traditional stone built Churches, Not brick and plaster, empty without the fealing you were in God&apos;s House.

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