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Fr. Gregory Pine Explains the Order of the Mass #AskAFriar (Aquinas 101)
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8:23Now PlayingWhat is the structure and meaning of each part of the Mass? Why are different languages used throughout the Mass? Did Aquinas write any extended commentary on the Mass, and if so, what did he say?
Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P., answers these questions and more in this episode of #AskAFriar!
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