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The Double Standard of the Jungle

The jungle often complained about how the NCW celebrates its Mass.  Tim Rohr and the junglefolks say that the Mass should be celebrated on a consecrated altar.  According to Tim Rohr:

Here of course we see not only why the Neo eschews the idea of celebrating the Mass on a consecrated altar, which the Catechism says is the symbol of Christ himself (CCC 1383), but abandons the church building altogether, in direct contradiction to Canon Law of course:

Can.  932 §1. The eucharistic celebration is to be carried out in a sacred place unless in a particular case necessity requires otherwise; in such a case the celebration must be done in a decent place. §2. The eucharistic sacrifice must be carried out on a dedicated or blessed altar...

The Code goes on to direct how the "eucharistic sacrifice" is to be offered when not offered on a dedicated or blessed altar, but of course the condition of when "necessity requires" has already been established.

In addition to criticizing the NCW, Rohr has also criticized the regular parish Masses.  According to Tim Rohr: 

1. Change your “altar” to a mere table

Since the 60's we've been hearing "the table of the Lord" instead of "the altar of God." Long ago, and before Kiko, we moved away from the High Altar atop "the three steps" to a table-looking thing that has edged ever closer to the people (and thus a "dinner" table and NOT an "altar") with some churches actually placing the "table" in the center (Santa Barbara) or almost in the center (St. Jude). And these churches are the among the most anti-neo. 

However, a friend emailed me a screenshot from Rohr's facebook page.  It showed Tim Rohr having Mass at his kitchen table.  Rohr accommodated a priest in his home, and they celebrated Mass on his kitchen table.  See the screenshot below: 

So, to the junglefolks, this is who your leader is.  He pointed his fingers at the NCW, telling them that they are wrong in having their Mass in their private homes instead of before a consecrated altar.  Yet, it is okay for Rohr to have Mass in his private home on his kitchen table.  He criticized the parish Masses of St. Jude Catholic Church and Santa Barbara Catholic Church by accusing these churches of having their Mass on a table rather than on a consecrated altar.  Yet, it is okay for Rohr to have Mass in his private home on his kitchen table.  What do you have to say about your leader now?  

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