A thurible, a censer or a hotpot?
Fr. Tim Ofrasio, a Jesuit, and a holder of a doctorate in Liturgy from San't Anselmo has cleared the status of the MBP years ago: IT HAS NOT BEEN APPROVED BY ROME.
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What is the MBP?
ReplyDeleteSo this is le deluge apres Benedict XVI? Palayok and torches and later dancing babailans are supposed to please God? Seems that all these are just to please mem who have a false idea of anthropology and history. Thats why we need this blog to keep us from getting used to the madness that seems about to engulf us.
ReplyDeleteI agree that the MBP is not approved by rome but your argument that the 'hotpot' that took the place of the censer makes the mass PAGAN. Diba po ang paggamit ng insenso ay pagano at ginawa lang na kristyano? Please correct me if i'm wrong.
ReplyDeleteIt would match the atmosphere perfectly if they put burning sulfur in their censers.
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