Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

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I just received this email from someone in the Gregorian Society and I'm delighted to pass it along. It seems that Msgr. Arthur Bastress will begin a First Saturday TLM at 12:10 PM. Please spread the word! Yesterday, Monsignor Bastress--pastor of St. Alphonsus Church in Baltimore, MD --offered a First Saturday Traditional Latin Mass as part of the regularly scheduled First Saturday devotions at the venerable church. He was evidently pleased with the turn-out (~ 50 people) so he announced that henceforth, the Extraordinary Form Mass would be offered every First Saturday at St. Alphonsus Church at 12:10 PM . The Mass is followed by five decades of the Holy Rosary and by the Divine Mercy Chaplet prayed before the exposed Blessed Sacrament. The services conclude with Benediction. Please spread the news far and wide! The Traditional Mass is offered every Sunday at St. Alphonsus Church at 11:30 AM and on Holy Days at 7:00 PM. Mass is also offered on special occasion (e.g...

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