On this episode, we'll trace the development of both the Divine Office and the Mass over a thousand years,

beginning with St. Gregory the Great in the 6th century and concluding with the reforms of the Council of Trent.

We'll discuss how St. Gregory helped to shape the liturgical framework and preserved unity while

allowing local traditions to thrive.

Moving forward, we'll see how these traditions evolved, influencing lots of different

rights across Europe.

We're not used to thinking that lots of rights are good, but we'll see what was good about

them.

And why did these ultimately lead to the standardization

by Pope St. Pius V, known as the Tridentine Mass.

Join us as we journey through this intricate and fascinating liturgical history.

On SSpxpodcast.com slash mass, you'll be able to find all of these episodes, videos, and resources.

This is free to listen to, but please do consider a one time

or a small monthly recurring donation.

Now let's join Father Jonathan Loop for episode 11,

what the mass looked like in the Middle Ages.

Father Loop, it is great to have you back

and geographically in a very different place from postfalls.

That is very true.

Welcome to St. Mary's.

Thank you.

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