Thank you for the kind words! Our priests were actually FSSP (celebrant) and archdiocesan (deacon and subdeacon), though.

Me too, Greetings from Kigali Rwanda, Archdiocese of Kigali 🌹🌹🌹🕊️

Did you find a man

@@shredder9536 you won’t believe it. I am betrothed to a traditional catholic man to an Sspx church. 😭 our wedding is in a few months. Deo Gratias 😭♥️✝️

Congrats! God bless!

I'm having a Novus Ordo wedding but I'm hoping to hire a choir or singer that can sing the hymns in latin at least. Congrats on your wedding.

@@SirenaWomanWarrior That sounds beautiful! Thank you and God bless!

Thank you so much! May it be so!

Thank U! We are so grateful that you could serve!

Thank you so much! God bless you.

Aww! Thank you!! Our hope was that it would inspire others to do the same! God bless!

Thank you so much! If this reached even a handful of people the way it did you, it will have been worth the effort and planning it took to make this Solemn High Mass a reality.

You’re a guy? Get a gripe if you ever want to get married.

Thank you so much for the kind words. This is our hope too!

well let me tell you about a Motu propio that came out recently. Someone is making it very difficult. but it will triumph.

Thank you! God bless you both as you prepare!

How wonderful! Some form of high Mass is certainly possible for a wedding, even if it can't be a Solemn High Mass with priest, deacon, and subdeacon like this. Even with just one priest, you can have a beautiful Missa Cantata. Prayers for you as you plan your wedding!

Jeśli jest to ujęte w planach Boga tak się stanie.

Thank you so much! May He shower the same upon you!

Thank you for your kind wishes, and we undoubtedly share your concern and frustration about much of what is going on in our Church today. However, it should be clarified that this was a Mass in an archdiocesan cathedral, celebrated by a priest of the FSSP and two archdiocesan priests as deacon and subdeacon, and a diocesan seminarian (now priest) among the servers, all of whom are in full communion with Rome.

@@michaeltamara221 I totally understand. But with the shots fired from pope Francis lately we have to be grateful for all our brave priests who refuse the Novus Ordo and at least I am willing to fight for Traditional Catholicism to my last breath. But I don't want to spoil this beautiful video you decided to share. Thank you for allowing us to parttake in this beautiful nuptial mass.

@@michaeltamara221pope Francis said sspx isn’t schismatic

Thank you! We were so blessed.

May God bless your union with love, happiness, forgiveness, fruitfulness, and a long life together.

First of all, Nzubechi, thank you very much, and congratulations to you and your fiancée, and prayers for your courtship and engagement! Where are you located? Do you attend a TLM regularly? Do your priest friends know how to celebrate the TLM? For a Solemn High Mass like this, you need three of them in order to fulfill the roles of priest, deacon, and subdeacon. Our celebrant here (and the one who prepared us for marriage) is an FSSP priest, but our deacon and subdeacon are both diocesan priests. Even if you only have one priest able to celebrate the TLM, you can have a simpler but still beautiful Missa Cantata (sung Mass) or a modified High Mass without deacon and subdeacon. Granted, ours was over two years ago, and I'm not sure how the unfortunate new motu proprio might affect things now.

You as well!

Thank you! It's Rigaudon by André Campra. Here's another link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a6uXlcxercWRoWg.html Also, all the selections are shown in the credits at the end of the video. God bless

Thank you so much! It was a tremendous blessing.

Yes! Find an FSSP or ICKSP parish

¡Sí, claro! El sacerdote era de la Fraternidad Sacerdotal de San Pedro. (FSSP) Tienen un decreto del Papa Francisco para continuar. fssp.com/decree/

Strictly speaking, all sacraments do not cost anything.

I'm an organist who has been playing for Catholic nuptials since 1962. I was 13 when I played my first wedding. The cost: fees for the organist, instrumentalists, soloist/choir members. The priest cannot ask for a stipend, but it's traditional to offer him some stipend. The Tridentine Mass for Catholic weddings are RARE!! Good luck in finding a priest who even knows the Latin Mass. Up until 1966 (Vatican-II Renewal) every wedding Mass was similar to this one. I used to play - sometimes- up to three wedding Masses per Saturday: 9:00am, 11:00am, 1pm. Now, who gets married anymore in a church? Some do, but most weddings are secular. Sad.

@@pianoman551000 I got married in January and had a beautiful Latin mass wedding. We are very blessed with a great priest in my area.

Thank you!

Amen! Thank you!

Thank you so much! Yes, let us pray daily for the Holy Father and for the protection of the Church! And let not your heart be troubled - it clearly didn't work for the Modernists the first time they tried to steal it fifty years ago in their prime; there's no reason to think it will work any better this time now that they're old and grey. The youthful clergy and laity have already spoken, and sacred tradition is the future!

Ok, I'm looking. Over the top; $$$; whatever. Oy. Happy life to them.

Freemason Bugnini did this

It was Paul VI not really Francis

@@cardboardcapeii4286 Yes, but Francis slammed the door shut on allowing the extraordinary form (TLM) to continue. Unlike Pope Benedict who felt the TLM was a treasure to be preserved, Francis wants it obliterated.

Thank you for your comment. First, I would encourage you to listen to the sermon in this video starting at minute 47:00, because it will go a long way in explaining. Then, prayerfully consider the following three thoughts: Consider: The crucifix is the ultimate symbol of divine power, wisdom, and victory - the triumph of life over death. The reason why we depict the crucifix instead of a bare cross or another symbol in its place is because it is only by the Cross that humanity is redeemed. To worldly thinking, this sounds insane, and the Cross would instead seem like a symbol of the worst kind of failure. But, as St. Paul says in I Corinthians: "For the word of the cross, to them indeed that perish, is foolishness; but to them that are saved, that is, to us, it is the power of God...we preach Christ crucified, unto the Jews indeed a stumbling block, and unto the Gentiles foolishness: But unto them that are called, both Jews and Greeks, Christ the power of God, and the wisdom of God." Consider: The Crucifixion is not merely a historical event that happened in a specific place at a specific point in time. It is that, but infinitely more: it is the one Holy Sacrifice on Calvary that is rendered present again (not repeated, but re-presented) at each Holy Mass. Jesus teaches very clearly in John 6: "I am the living bread which came down from heaven. If any man eat of this bread, he shall live forever; and the bread that I will give, is my flesh, for the life of the world...For my flesh is meat indeed: and my blood is drink indeed. He that eateth my flesh, and drinketh my blood, abideth in me, and I in him. As the living Father hath sent me, and I live by the Father; so he that eateth me, the same shall live by me." Therefore, the Eucharist is not merely a symbol of Christ, but His very self under the appearance of bread and wine, and the only way His followers throughout the centuries can partake of His true Flesh and true Blood is by being drawn out of time, as it were, and into the eternal foot of the Cross. If that weren't true, it would be impossible to fulfill this command of Our Lord, so it must be true, because He can neither deceive nor be deceived. Consider: The Cross applies to all of us. There can be no Easter Sunday without there first being a Good Friday, as the saying goes. In order to sit in glory at the right hand of the Father, Jesus, the perfect Lamb of God, first needed to consummate the perfect sacrifice as both priest and victim on the Cross for our salvation. Depicting Him on the Cross both reminds us of our redemption (His end of the covenant fulfilled) - and also reminds us of our own personal responsibility to that redemption (our end of the covenant yet to be fulfilled until we see Him face to face); that is, that sacrifice and union with the Cross will be required of each of us in order dwell with God in eternity. As Jesus says in Luke 9:23, "If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow me." Humanity is already redeemed by Christ's actions, but each of us is only individually saved by responding to that redemption daily. I hope this helps your understanding of why Catholics don't - and can't - separate Jesus from His Cross. I'd be happy to chat with you further about it if you're at all interested. God bless.

@@michaeltamara221 I didn't need a chapter and verse sermon I have probably read the bible times than you I know what the scripture says I didn't need you to try and use the word of God to justify Catholics reasoning and traditions all I say is my bible is right thiers is wrong I am not going to debate the issue any further I stand by what I said period

@@NANAOF252, it's your prerogative to "stand by what you said period", but that doesn't make it any less objectively incorrect than it would be if you were open to respectfully defending it like an adult. If you're not looking to engage in a discussion, why did you feel the need to go out of your way to make a critical comment on a stranger's KZfaq channel about her wedding video and the faith it depicts? I think that suggests that you actually are searching for something deeper than the theologically impoverished sixteenth-century invention of "sola scriptura".

@@NANAOF252 if you’ve read your Bible a couple of times, then why don’t you act like you have. Show proof, and be a little humble when answering. You don’t sound to humble when talking about the good Lord.

@@NANAOF252 and your probably upset because he answers with facts, with a Bible, and coherently. Unlike you, who have no proof of what you preach. God bless you brother 🙏🏻