yup luckily our church uses bells

I agree every parish should use the Sanctus bells just like TLM where it’s rung at the Sanctus, at each elevation during the consecration, and the genuflection after each consecration elevation. Communion should also be given on the tongue and altar rails if possible.

et cum spiritutuo

I Want to Walk as a Child of the Light.

Jorge De Pavía Obregón you don’t have to have a deacon at all masses (some parishes don’t have any assistant clergy) you wouldn’t have a deacon at a low mass or a simple sung mass, they are only needed at high mass. Some churches don’t use incense at every service, some reserve it for special occasions and seasons. You don’t have to have the Asperges (even in older rites you could omit it sometimes if needed).

It's not traditional latin mass. Asperges me is only omitted at latin mass. Although this is carelessly taken and they're are no host but just useless square bread stuff. There are no bells, and why is the chasuble openings connected like sleeves on a dalmatic?

Pro Gamer That's how it's supposed to be.

cuz girls can never be servers they can only serve when no eligible male is available and must never ever step unto the sanctuary

Because this is in the USA. Americans feel like they have the right to do whatever they want otherwise it’s against their “right” so they implement this ideology in the church which is horrible

I was thinking the same thing too.

It's clearly forbidden in the G.I.R.M., yeah. Me too.

+mathbau Really, have you all actually baked bread? That's not leavened bread. If you make bread sans leavening agents - it looks flat but still some thickness to it. Matzo and communion wafers are specially manufactured to be that thin.

+minor friar op That is pretty obviously not leavened bread. That is merely home baked unleavened bread. Leavened bread LOOKS leavened - it's not flat as a pancake!

Antony Espinal ye no, women can never serve under God

I'm gonna start. 1. Female altar servers. 2. Improper dress code: shoes. 3. Hands are not in prayer position. 4. Is that really how the most reverent way of making the sign of the cross. 5. Synchronization is way off. 6. What is up with those hosts... I stopped watching after this

women servers are only allowed if no eligible males are present and they must never step unto the sanctuarry.

brandywineblue Well many churches, Roman Catholic and other denominations (Anglican etc) call the priest, the person who is mainly leading the service the president of presider or celebrant. It shows who is leading what. The three ranks of the sacred ministers at the Eucharist are: The celebrant (priest) The Deacon (a deacon or may be a priest serving the role, remember even once ordination to the priesthood they remain a deacon that doesn’t disappear) The sub-deacon (may be a deacon or a priest or a lay person, the sub-deacon often is a lay person who’ll also act as MC)

They don't use proper names for things such as the crucifer, lucifer, etc. They also wear albs and not cassocks and surplices. Not technically abuses but unfortunate none the less. I agree with most of the other comments. This is not a good video for training (though I welcome the effort and this is not to say anything bad about the people acting in it).