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Originally Posted by TBolt1000T
I have recently taken up an interest in the Tridentine Mass. I only know a little bit of Latin, and I'm visually impaired. Do the FSSP, or any other traditional Catholic groups in good standing with Rome, have any audio sources, such as CD's, DVD's, etc, where the priest can be heard clearly? The parish I go to is huge, and it's hard to hear the priest even in the front of the church, because no mics are used except for during the readings and the homily, and there's a whole lot of echo. I'd also be interested in any audio sources from these groups that can help me learn what the priest is saying. Thanks!
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Hey Josh,
I hope you had a great Christmas! I got stuck here due to the ice/snow, but made it on Sunday and didn't see you there.
Anyway, check out this site, I went to this parish while in California and was very impressed (even though the parish is more modern). All of their Masses at this parish are High Masses and sung! Here's their audio section to learn Latin-
St. Margaret Parish
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Originally Posted by tee_eff_em;6768816[*
Postula a me, et dabo tibi Gentes hereditatem tuam, et possessionem tuam terminos terrę.
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Request from me and I will give to you the Gentiles as your inheritance, and the ends of the earth as your possession.
(Is this how we are supposed to do it?)
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Another exceptional 2nd declension word is vir, viri -- "Man; male human being".
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I just learned this summer that there are second declension nouns that are exceptional in gender; i.e. feminine. An example is fagus "beech tree"
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Ah yes. Anyone up for the 2nd declension?
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Originally Posted by LittleSoldier
Latin is a language
as dead as it can be;
first it killed the Romans,
and now it's killing me.
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Latina lingua est
mortissima
Prima Romani necabat
Et nunc me necat
doesn't quite have the same punch....
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Quoniam novit Dominus viam iustorum: et iter impiorum peribit.
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Since the Lord knows the ways of the just: and the path of the impious will perish.
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Latin Learners
For all the members of Catholic Answers who are learning Latin. :) This will hopefully grow into a cozy little place where we can help each other out with Ecclesiastical and Classical Latin studies. Anyone can join, but please, let's keep the discussion to Latin studies, only, OK? :)