04-21-2023, 05:21 PM
To Scarlet - I already know the definition of "hybrid." Sheesh. 
But thanks anyway. Since Stone posted that comment, I was hoping he/she would answer my question. The definition of "hybrid mass" may be the Novus Ordo in Latin, in my experience.
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But thanks anyway. Since Stone posted that comment, I was hoping he/she would answer my question. The definition of "hybrid mass" may be the Novus Ordo in Latin, in my experience.-------------
(04-20-2023, 09:43 PM)Scarlet Wrote: The dictionary definition for hybrid is:
a mixture of two different things, resulting in something that has a little bit of both -
a hybrid vehicle for example - combines a gasoline engine with an electric motor.
There were changes made in 1962 to the Tridentine Missal. That was 60 years ago. Rome completely ignores the pre-'55 missal, so I would imagine
the combination of a hybrid mass would include some '62 missal things with the new mass. Probably add in some of their new "saints".
No matter, it's not something to look forward to.
Veritas_2