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1. www.ewtn.com › catholicism › libraryConcelebrating at Additional Masses | EWTN

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   Jan 13, 2009 · The general rule is that a priest celebrates or concelebrates no more than one Mass a day (Canon 905 of the Code of Canon Law). The permission to binate or trinate is a pastoral concession for the benefit of the faithful and only for a just cause. Since it is usually not necessary to concelebrate at a second Mass, then it would not generally ...

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   Mar 4, 2024 · “Priests can concelebrate,” Father Drillon maintained at the Jan. 25 event, but he said there is “no obligation” to do so found in the Second Vatican Council’s constitution on the ...

3. www.newliturgicalmovement.org › 2014 › 09Celebration vs. Concelebration: Theological Considerations

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   Sep 1, 2014 · When two priests concelebrate one Mass, a single act of sacrifice is made present through both of them together, acting in tandem as one instrument—as when several men pull on a rope together, there is one pulling of the rope, and one effect, e.g., that a heavy stone be pulled. In contrast, when two priests celebrate two Masses, Christ makes ...

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   When two or more priests or bishops celebrate Mass together this is called concelebration, and it is an expression of unity. The General Instruction of the Roman Missal explains that concelebration “appropriately expresses the unity of the priesthood, of the Sacrifice, and also of the whole people of God” (GIRM 199).

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   The Church highly recommends daily Mass to all priests even if no congregation can be present, but it does not oblige the priest to celebrate. In this way a priest may simply attend a Mass. Nevertheless, unless the priest has another Eucharistic celebration the same day, it is much better that he concelebrate rather than merely assist.

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   Nov 15, 2024 · In a later clarification of that decree, Cardinal Arthur Roche, prefect of the Dicastery for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, specifically ruled that a priest was no longer allowed to celebrate the Traditional Latin Mass if he refused to concelebrate. The bishop was also ordered to ascertain that the priest’s attitude did not reject the liturgical reforms of 1970 and the ...

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   What happens when two priests concelebrate one mass?

   • When two priests concelebrate one Mass, a single act of sacrifice is made present through both of them together, acting in tandem as one instrument—as when several men pull on a rope together, there is one pulling of the rope, and one effect, e.g., that a heavy stone be pulled.

   Celebration vs. Concelebration: Theological Considerations

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   Can a priest celebrate a concelebrated Mass?

   • Moreover, the Council stipulated that every priest would “always be free to celebrate Mass individually” but not on Holy Thursday and in the same Church when a concelebrated Mass was taking place. The Council also stressed that concelebration “should never undermine the value of private Masses.”

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   Can a priest attend a mass if no congregation is present?

   • The Church highly recommends daily Mass to all priests even if no congregation can be present, but it does not oblige the priest to celebrate. In this way a priest may simply attend a Mass. Nevertheless, unless the priest has another Eucharistic celebration the same day, it is much better that he concelebrate rather than merely assist.

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   Can a priest celebrate a Latin Mass if he refuses to concelebrate?

   • In a later clarification of that decree, Cardinal Arthur Roche, prefect of the Dicastery for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, specifically ruled that a priest was no longer allowed to celebrate the Traditional Latin Mass if he refused to concelebrate.

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   Is concelebration bad for priests?

   • Liturgical experts also contend that “endless concelebration” has had a negative effect on many priests’ perception of their own sense of offering the Mass. Concelebration has also posed problems for religious priests expected or forced to concelebrate a conventual Mass (the daily community Mass) as opposed to offering their own daily private Mass.

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   Can a priest concelebrate in a different rite?

   • Therefore a priest, with sufficient dominion of the language, may receive permission to concelebrate in a Mass of a rite different from his own. This permission may be for a specific situation or habitual, as may be the case of some Eastern priests studying or residing in Latin-rite institutes or priestly residences.

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   Jun 15, 2023 · In the recent past, prior to 1970, concelebration was not done except at the ordination of a priest. If a priest did not have a public Mass, he either celebrated a private Mass (usually with a server) or did not say Mass at all that day. But celebrating a common Mass with another priest or priests was not envisioned.