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Old 07-14-2023, 05:12 PM   #1569
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Originally Posted by maddz View Post
Vague memories of my RC childhood I seem to recall that High Mass was the full, sung mass whereas Low Mass was shorter, not sung and was in the vernacular. High Mass was longer…
Ah, Latin vs local language is likely main difference. Reforms. I'd forgotten about that, but I didn't think High & Low were the Official descriptions? I thought the Latin was the Tridentine Mass from 16th C. to 1969. Though I could have heard Latin mass spoken in 1970s and forgotten because I think the English as standard thing is since then? I've heard loads of singing also at English language Mass.
Queen Elizabeth I issued first Irish Language prayer book and much later the Methodists in Ireland were the first to have Church Services and Communion (Sort of Anglican Mass) in Irish.
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