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Mass Appeal: The Second Vatican Council And Renewal Of The Liturgy
Fr. Louis Caporiccio
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Mass Appeal: The Second Vatican Council And Renewal Of The Liturgy
Fr. Louis Caporiccio


Enter More Deeply into the Mysteries of the Sacred Liturgy

Learn:
 » What was the driving force behind the changes in the Sacred Liturgy
 » What part of the Liturgy is the “work” of all the people–not just the priest
 » What it really means for the laity to have “full, conscious and active participation” at Mass
 » How priests are supposed to promote internal and external participation at Mass in both word and action
 » Why Our Lady is the ideal model of active participation at Mass
 » How the liturgical reform was strategically sabotaged
 » What was the historical context for the liturgical changes at Vatican II
 » When liturgical innovation is seen as a “good thing” in the Church’s history
 » What are the mutable elements of the Mass vs. its immutable elements
 » Why priestly concelebration was introduced into the Sacred Liturgy
 » How Gregorian chant holds a primacy in the repertoire of the Church’s musical tradition
 » How we should rightly revere and respect the Eastern Rite Traditions of the Church

Reverend Louis Caporiccio, C.P.M., is a native of Elmira, New York and a graduate of Christendom College in Front Royal, Virginia where he did his undergraduate work.

In 1993, Father Louis became a member of the Congregation of the Fathers of Mercy by professing the vows of chastity, poverty and obedience.

After completing seminary training at Holy Apostles Seminary in Cromwell, CT, he was ordained to the priesthood in 1997.  As of 2005, Fr. Caporiccio serves as the Novice Master for the Fathers of Mercy.

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