Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

I received this schedule from a good friend . It is the first of many schedules, I hope. The Masses are probably Novus Ordo Masses. If you have the FINAL schedule for your Parish (or a hyperlink to a PDF file or calendar), please send it to me at my email address: mastersarge "at" bluebottle "dot" com. I will post all of these just before Holy Week under one final schedule with links to each post. Holy Week Schedule - 2010 - Saint Benedict Church, Baltimore, Maryland Holy Thursday, April 1st Tenebræ (Morning Prayer) – 8:30 A.M. Midday Prayer – 12:05 P.M. Mass of the Lord’s Supper 7 P.M. Adoration until Midnight Sung Night Prayer – 11:30 P.M. Good Friday, April 2nd Tenebræ (Morning Prayer) – 8:30 A.M. Walking Stations 10:30 A.M. Seven Last Words of Jesus 12 Noon – 1:30 P.M. Liturgy of the Passion and Death of Jesus – 7 P.M. Holy Saturday, April 3rd Tenebræ (Morning Prayer) – 8:30 A.M. Midday Prayer – 12:05 P.M. Easter Vigil Mas

Christmas Week Schedule 2009 - Saint Alphonsus Church, Baltimore, MD *Confessions, Monday, December 21st to Thursday, December 24th 11 AM until Noon each day Thursday, December 24th, Christmas Eve 11:30 PM - Christmas Carols Midnight - Christmas Midnight High Mass (Traditional Latin Mass) Friday, December 25th, Christmas Day 11:30 AM - Traditional Latin Mass Saturday, December 26th 5:00 PM - Mass in Candlelight in the Extraordinary Form Candlelight Tour from 6 PM to 8 PM Wassail and Cookies Free Friday, January 1st, 2010, Octave Day of the Nativity of Our Lord, 1st Class 11:30 AM - Traditional Latin Mass

George Matysek, Jr. reports that the Baltimore City Council passed a controversial bill focused on Pro-Life Pregnancy centers operating within Baltimore City . The bill could well prove to be a template for legislation in other locales. Archbishop Edwin F. O'Brien had made his views known regarding this unprecedented move: What do these pregnancy resource centers do that could possibly explain such unwarranted scrutiny by our City Council? Among the free help they offer are pregnancy tests, sonograms, maternity and baby clothes, confidential counseling and parenting classes. Assisting these centers in their good work are the people of the Gabriel Network, which supplements the invaluable life-affirming resources provided by pregnancy resource centers by connecting women in need with “angel friends.” These volunteers stay with women in crisis throughout their pregnancies and beyond, helping them find housing, taking them to prenatal appointments, assisting them in obtaining sch

Anyone who knows Msgr. Arthur Bastress--the kind priest who celebrates the TLM each Sunday and who continues to hear Confessions before the 12:10 daily N.O. Mass--knows he is a holy priest. This story was posted today by George P. Matysek, Jr. who reveals that Msgr. has been made an "Oblate of the Most Holy Redeemer ." In recognition of Monsignor Bastress’s work at the parish and his support for the sainthood causes of St. Neumann and Blessed Seelos, the Redemptorists enrolled Monsignor Bastress as an “Oblate of the Most Holy Redeemer” during a Sept. 12 Mass at the parish attended by Auxiliary Bishop Denis J. Madden. “It’s the greatest honor the Redemptorists can bestow,” said Redemptorist Father Patrick Woods, leader of his religious community’s New York-based Province of Baltimore. “It makes him an honorary Redemptorist,” Father Woods said. “It’s kind of like a knighthood.” Father Woods noted that only one or two people a year are nominated for the honor. Only the Redempt

I received this email today and am only too happy to post it! On Sunday, September 20th, the newly-Catholic All Saints Sisters of the Poor will be attending High Mass at St. Alphonsus Church in Baltimore . The Gregorian Society of Baltimore will host a light reception following Mass, so the faithful can meet the Sisters. The Mass is offered at 11:30 AM. The Church is on the corner of Park Avenue and Saratoga Street in Baltimore City--one block southwest of the Basilica of the Assumption. The Sisters’ website is: http://www.asspconvent.org/index.htm I hope you can make it! The St. Alphonsus polyphonic choir will sing the Mass. I hope the Church is filled for this occasion!