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 1 Fwd,5|       against a background of mass apostasy and the complete
 2  1,1 |     numerous inquisitions and mass murders of the Orthodox (
 3  6,10| filioque in the Creed sung at Mass (previously the Creed was
 4  6,10|   Creed was not a part of the Mass in Rome). The pope balked
 5  6,16|     of “new forms of culture (mass culture) which give rise
 6  7,14|       Norman conquest and its mass genocide of the English
 7  8,14|     in many places of the new Mass, and references to any sort
 8 11,3 |     At that time, the ancient Mass of the Roman rite, much
 9 11,3 |   numerous places in the “new Mass” and replaced with... “the
10 11,3 |     its very nature, the “new Mass” liberates the “children
11 11,3 |     the very idea of the “new Mass” is that the people are
12 11,3 |     comedy, to one-man shows, mass hysteria, political correctness,
13 11,4 |      and learned, such as the Mass was in the medieval West —
14 11,4 |   common in the West: to hear Mass. The idea of “hearing” a
15 11,4 |    occasionally uses the word Mass interchangeably with Liturgy
16 11,4 |     Western writers. The word Mass is derived from the dismissal
17 11,4 |    rite of the Roman Catholic Mass: Ite, missa est (contio),
18 11,4 |       the Latin Church's “new Mass” began to focus obsessively
19 11,4 |      God Himself. In the “new Mass,” Catholic priests turn