Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

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Fr. Zuhlsdorf has a wonderful post on a workshop on the TLM for lay people . Here is just one paragraph of his opening comments before showing the email from the St. John Cantius Parish: True active participation, as the Church understands it, is more along the lines of active receptivity, uniting our heart, mind and will to the words and gestures in the sacred Action of the Mass. Christ is the true Actor in the liturgy. Sometimes He uses our voices and gestures. At other times we participate in his words and gestures through the priest and sacred ministers, always being open to what Christ is offering. In this way we are actively receptive. There is nothing passive about listening and watching intently, in union what what is being said, sung and enacted. Marvelous must read !

I "filched" this link from the New Liturgical Movement... This is the new website for St. John Cantius Parish in Chicago, IL. It is awesome. Please visit--personally and electronically via the blogosphere! For those who are unaware, the Sancta Missa site is located in the right menu under the Websites and Blogroll . Laus Deo!