Never knew that the camisa de chino is a liturgical garb, or a dress reserved for liturgical worship of the Church.
Just because the new saint wore one doesn't mean you can use it for the Mass.
Fad. Period.
An after thought....what if the Philippines gets an Igorot or Negrito saint? Would our acolytes wear these?
Oh darn it.......they already did, in Adamson University during the PCP2 Concluding Mass presided over by Cardinal Rosales...
INCULTURATION BABY YEAH!!!
Speaking of the acolyte's vestments why won't they try those camisa de chino to seminarians who are also serving the Mass? hehehe if they really want to insist the word "incluturation" to the Philippine Roman Catholic churches. Tagnan natin kung anung mangyayari... hehehe
ReplyDeleteWell, why can't we see the priests wearing it themselves, or the G-String to keep on with the inculturation brouhaha, hehehe
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ReplyDeleteMr. Dean, in fact..............I DID!
DeleteNow what makes this dumb?
Care to identify which g-string we need to critique, eh?
Why is it in Cebu they are following the Liturgical norms?...
ReplyDeleteLike during the national thanks giving mass of St. Pedro Calungsod the servers and seminarians wears the proper garb albs, cassock and surplice. To those who loves g-sting and barongs Is it hard to follow the norm???
IN CEBU YOU NEVER SEE THEM WEARING A CAMISA DE CHINO AND BARONGS JUST BECAUSE WE HAD A FILIPINO SAINT ONCE AGAIN...
HA!
Unity in diversity as a teaching in Vatican II never allows us to abuse liturgy just because you emphasize inculturation. If you want to emphasize inculturation tell those acolytes in the Vatican to wear vestments like roman soldiers or roman toga perhaps or even dress of the slaves hahaah
For you Dean saan sa theology na dapat ang servers gumamit ng Camisa de Chino habang naglilinkod sa altar ng Diyos. Baka lumilipad ang isip mo habang nag lelecture ang prof mo hahaha
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ReplyDeleteMister, i dont think you have to ascertain the theological background whatever of somebody who brings up these kinds of abuses. ARE YOU TELLING US NA LAY PEOPLE CAN NEVER UNDERSTAND CHURCH DOCUMENTS?
DeleteSabi ng kaibigan ko, aaray ka lang pag tinapik ka kapag may sugat ka...
DeleteMukhang sugatan si Sir Dean Laum ah. Bakit sir? May kinalaman po ba kayo sa mga nasa picture?
Nung sinabi niyo na "I think you should study at a Theological seminary or school", hindi ko alam kung mataas ang tingin niyo sa sarili niyo dahil (hindi ako sigurado) nakapag-aral kayo sa theological seminary or school, o sadyang mababa lang ang tingin ninyo sa mga Katolikong hindi nakapag-aral diyan.
Kailangan po ba talagang na memeber ka ng liturgical commission o nakapag-aral sa theological seminar or school bago makahalahata at magsalita ang isang Katoliko tungkol sa mga liturgical abuse sa mga parokya ng Simbahang Katoliko?
Nagtatanong lang...
Well, the use of non liturgical garb is DUMB!
ReplyDeleteDean Laum, I dare you to show me a Church document naming the camisa de chino as a liturgical garb.
ReplyDeleteWala maipakita...
ReplyDeleteOkay. I will present this article to CBCP, Manila Archdiocesan Lit Office etc.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait! ahihihi
DeleteNag aral ka nga sa seminaryo eh ang tanong tama ba ang naituro sa seminaryo?
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