When he said ˢˢᵘᵖᵉʲᵈʲᵈ...ᵈʲᵈʲʰᶠʰᶜʲᶜʲʲᵗʲʲᶜʲⁿᵍʲʲˢᵖᵉʲʳʲᶜʲᶜʲᶠʲᵍʲˢᵘˢᵒᵉʲʳʲᶠʲˢⁿᶜⁿᶠ 🙏 i felt that

Imagine listening to this chap in a high ceiling church or cathedral. The tingles would be electric.

This is said in vox secreta.  The prayers are so important that the priest is required to use a low voice so as not to profane the consecration.

I remember fall sleep as a kid listen to my grandma pray in the same way whit a Rosario in his hands. Until today, thats memory remains as the first time i feel asmr and still being the best of all asmr for me ❤✝️

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This is called "Traditional Latin Mass". Look for it. It's beautiful.

I am Roman Catholic and a very traditional one. I am glad that people find this calming. 🙂

god: “SPEAK UP I CANT HEAR YOU”

The day you'll find out he's actually singing " Cotton eye Joe"

My absolute favorite ASMR involves slow and deliberate hand movements.  I hardly ever find examples with just the right pacing, but this is excellent.

Not a religious person but catholicism was part of my childhood and I always loved the pray, it's kind of nostalgic and calming

The robe sounds are really nice

My beloved grandmother used to whisper her prayers while holding her rosary, the combination of both was so relaxing

As a traditional Catholic priest, I’m surprised the TLM made it into ASMR. That said, to be able to celebrate it everyday is my favourite thing in life.

NO WAY SOMEONE ACTUALLY MADE THIS I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS EXACT THING

I've been praying for something like this to come up.

this is what the worm in my brain sounds like

My sister saying her prayers like this when I was younger was my first experience with asmr. Beautiful.

I was raised Southern Baptist in Appalachia, but one of my best friends all through childhood was Catholic. My hometown was one of very few in the region with a significant Catholic population as well as a Catholic School.
I have always admired their rituals and the liturgical nature of their services, because a lot of Protestants don't have rituals or anything like this.

A lot of Protestants find ritual to be unnecessary and a limitation on how they want to pray or worship, and I never agreed with that sentiment. To have a set of prayers & rituals passed down for centuries still be performed regularly reminds me of how God never changes.

If you're curious, the reason the priest has his fingers to thumb is because it touched the Communion, so in high or solemn mass it's considered to be graced with holy particulate. So to prevent the loss, he assumes this posture known as "canonical digits" to prevent particle loss until he washes his hands in holy water after Communion