Mozarabic Rite Mass Along the Camino?

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bigcaminolover

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• Yesterday at 5:52 PM

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I know the Mozarabic Rite masses can be attended in Toledo but what about anywhere else along the Caminos ?

 

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• Yesterday at 6:08 PM

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Liturgia hispánica - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre

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Mozarabic Rite - Wikipedia

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• Yesterday at 6:56 PM

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I remember a chat with a aged Spanish clergyman several years ago, in San Isidoro in Leon, if memory serves.?... I asked, and he said that he knew of no celebrations of the Mozarabic Rite Mass on the Frances.

 

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• Yesterday at 8:09 PM

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According to wiki:
"It is now celebrated in the diocese of Braga, Portugal, authorized in the diocese of Toledo, Spain, on an equal footing with the Roman rite."

 

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• Yesterday at 8:22 PM

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It was celebrated several times each year in the "old" cathedral of Salamanca, at least up to the last few years. And once a year at the Mozarabic jewel at San Juan de Escalada, on the Camino Vadiniense -- just a little north of Mansilla de las Mulas. That's the only time I've seen this rite, and it was accompanied by an accomplished choir singing the tropes of the time. Amazing!

 

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• Yesterday at 8:52 PM

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rappahannock_rev said:

I remember a chat with a aged Spanish clergyman about a dozen years ago, in San Isidoro in Leon, if memory serves.... I asked, and he said that he knew of no celebrations of the Mozarabic Rite Mass on the Frances.

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Before the pandemic, it was celebrated every month in Leon at the Basilica of San Isidoro, by priests from a small secular order serving a theological institute-- I have spent half an hour searching for details-- I think I posted on this years ago but cannot find the post.

The annual celebration at San Miguel de Escalada sounds extraordinary. I visited the site on the Vadiniense some years ago and the layout of the church brings us back to Visigothic times, when the Spanish church was of a Mediterranean character-- if Rebekah knows of the particulars of the next event, it would be (almost, depending on the fares) worth the trip.

 

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• Yesterday at 9:04 PM

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oursonpolaire said:

The annual celebration at San Miguel de Escalada sounds extraordinary. I visited the site on the Vadiniense some years ago and the layout of the church brings us back to Visigothic times, when the Spanish church was of a Mediterranean character-- if Rebekah knows of the particulars of the next event, it would be (almost, depending on the fares) worth the trip.

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Agreed!

 

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• Yesterday at 9:12 PM

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Here's a website where I learned a good bit about what's available here in Spain. Sadly, it's not been updated for a while, but it's a place to start: https://liturgia.mforos.com/1729432-rito-hispanico/