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[Polemos]

Does the SSPX ever do the processional or recessional hymns in the vernacular?

At all SSPX masses at which I have assisted (here in Canada), the faithful have sung both the processional and recessional hymns in the vernacular.

[Walty]

Does the SSPX ever do the processional or recessional hymns in the vernacular?

At all SSPX masses at which I have assisted (here in Canada), the faithful have sung both the processional and recessional hymns in the vernacular.

Wow.  Could one say the ICK liturgical procession is more traditional then?

[arashijing]

Thanks for this!

[timjp77]

Does the SSPX ever do the processional or recessional hymns in the vernacular?

At all SSPX masses at which I have assisted (here in Canada), the faithful have sung both the processional and recessional hymns in the vernacular.

Wow.  Could one say the ICK liturgical procession is more traditional then?

No, one could not say that.

[WhollyRoaminCatholic]

Maybe a dumb question, but I started watching one of the previously taped Sunday High Masses.  At the beginning and entrance of mass a song is sung by the laity in English.  What's up with that?

Nothing. It is a perfectly acceptable practice. The processional and recessional are not a part of the Mass. Only hymns sung during a high Mass itself must be in Latin. Also, vernacular hymns may be sung during a low Mass.

There is probably some distinction too for the processional and recessional hymns as being outside the Mass, since they're before Psalm 42 and after "Ite Missa Est".  I think that, technically, it's just singing in a church.

[libby]

This is really nice - and you can sign up ahead of time for the Mass.

It really does help if you can't get to Mass.

I can't remember where I first saw this link... maybe at Whoolie's site?

[Walty]

Does the SSPX ever do the processional or recessional hymns in the vernacular?

At all SSPX masses at which I have assisted (here in Canada), the faithful have sung both the processional and recessional hymns in the vernacular.

Wow.  Could one say the ICK liturgical procession is more traditional then?

No, one could not say that.

Why not?  Certainly a processional in Latin and sung only by the choir would be more traditional, no?

[rbjmartin]

Does the SSPX ever do the processional or recessional hymns in the vernacular?

At all SSPX masses at which I have assisted (here in Canada), the faithful have sung both the processional and recessional hymns in the vernacular.

Wow.  Could one say the ICK liturgical procession is more traditional then?

No, one could not say that.

Why not?  Certainly a processional in Latin and sung only by the choir would be more traditional, no?

Not necessarily, if it was never really done in the past.  I doubt that was ever a common occurrence prior to the council.  I don't have anything against it, but just because it's in Latin doesn't make it more trad.

[WhollyRoaminCatholic]

I can't remember where I first saw this link... maybe at Whoolie's site?

Nope.

[Walty]

Does the SSPX ever do the processional or recessional hymns in the vernacular?

At all SSPX masses at which I have assisted (here in Canada), the faithful have sung both the processional and recessional hymns in the vernacular.

Wow.  Could one say the ICK liturgical procession is more traditional then?

No, one could not say that.

Why not?  Certainly a processional in Latin and sung only by the choir would be more traditional, no?

Not necessarily, if it was never really done in the past.  I doubt that was ever a common occurrence prior to the council.  I don't have anything against it, but just because it's in Latin doesn't make it more trad.

So there was never a time when the processional and recessional was always done in Latin?  The vernacular has always been used there?