In this episode of The Catholic Talk Show, Ryan, Ryan, & Fr. Michael share things you may not have known about The Catholic Mass
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The sign/kiss of peace between the clergy in the sanctuary is dignified. The sign of peace in most parishes is a distraction and an interruption from the holy. Removing it from the Mass of the Council would be a welcome change.