Gloria
  • Joanie
    Posts: 2
    Is Gloria ever sung at mass on Thanksging day?
  • cmb
    Posts: 88
    If it falls on November 22 and your parish's patron is St. Cecilia?
    Thanked by 3ServiamScores CHGiffen francis
  • ServiamScores
    Posts: 2,912
    Thanksgiving day is NOT A LITURGICAL DAY. It is a secular American “holiday” but it has no liturgical bearing whatsoever. Yes, you can mark the day and even say a votive mass of thanksgiving, but it has no formal affect on the day’s mass. (I’m not shouting at you; this is just a little peeve of mine; people always try to treat it like it is a liturgical day, and it isn’t. To be clear, I fully support coming to mass to give thanks.)
    Thanked by 3trentonjconn cmb tomjaw
  • TCJ
    Posts: 990
    I always get the day off. For that, I am thankful!
    Thanked by 2ServiamScores francis
  • FSSPmusic
    Posts: 292
    Yes, you can mark the day and even say a votive mass of thanksgiving, but it has no formal affect on the day’s mass.
    While this may be true for the old rite, the novus ordo Missal for the United States includes a proper Mass for Thanksgiving Day, with its own preface. The Gloria is not said.
    Thanked by 4CHGiffen PhilipPowell hilluminar Roborgelmeister
  • Joanie
    Posts: 2
    Awesome. Thank you for your responses. God bless.
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