Do You Know All the Forms of the Latin Mass? – The Catholic Mass #36

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🗓️ 13 June 2025

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Today in the Catholic Mass Series, we begin a new segment: the liturgical year. The Mass is not offered in isolation—it’s framed by the Church’s calendar, shaped by seasons of penance, joy, and reflection. In this episode, we explore the structure of the temporal and sanctoral cycles, and how they guide our worship, prayer, and spiritual growth. From Advent to Pentecost, each season draws us deeper into the mysteries of Christ’s life. Understanding this cycle is imperative to living in harmony – and obedience with the Church’s rhythm, and to receiving the graces intended for each sacred moment.

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0:00.0	Today in the Catholic Mass series, we begin a new segment, the liturgical year.
0:10.0	The Mass is not offered in isolation.
0:12.0	It's framed by the Church's calendar, shaped by seasons of penance, joy, and reflection.
0:18.0	In this episode, we explore the structure of the temporal and sanctoral cycles
0:21.6	and how they guide our worship, prayer, and spiritual growth. From Advent to Pentecost,
0:27.5	each season draws us deeper into the mysteries of Christ's life. Understanding this cycle
0:32.3	is imperative to living in harmony and in obedience with the church's rhythm, and to receiving the grace is intended for each sacred moment.
0:40.3	On SSpxpodcast.com slash mass,
0:42.8	you'll be able to find all of these episodes, videos, and resources.
0:45.7	This is free to listen to, but please do consider a one-time or a small monthly recurring donation,
0:50.5	and please consider leaving a rating and a review on the podcast.
0:53.5	This will make sure that more people
0:54.6	can find these episodes and discover the beauty and the truth of traditional Catholicism. So now let's
0:59.6	join Father Richard Boyle for episode 36, the power of the liturgical year and why you should follow it.
1:06.6	Father Boyle, it is great to have you back. Welcome back to the Catholic Mass series.
1:12.2	How have you been?
1:13.6	Doing well, Andrew.
1:14.4	Thank you for having you back.
1:15.9	Absolutely.
1:17.1	It was just chatting a few minutes ago about last time we had you on
1:20.6	was back in January, I think, about reception of Holy Communion.
1:24.5	So thanks for getting another episode prepared for us as we keep going. And we're
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