Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

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I just received this email. It contains the entire schedule for the visit of the Canons of the New Jerusalem who will be coming to Saint James Parish this August. It is high priority as it cannot be placed into the Parish bulletin until Sunday, August 2nd so spread the word ! Note: The new St. James is located at 49 Crosswinds Dr. Charles Town, WV 25414 The old St. James is located at 311 S. George St. Charles Town, WV 25414 Dom Daniel has sent me the schedule for the Canons during their stay in Charles Town. It is too late to get this in this week's bulletin, but we will be including it in the weekends that follow. Please get the word out as much as possible. CANONS REGULAR OF THE NEW JERUSALEM Visit to Charlestown, WV – August 1 - 16, 2009 The upcoming visit of the CRNJ is being made with full authorization from Bishop Michael Bransfield of the Wheeling-Charleston Diocese. Bishop Bransfield has kindly extended permission to those among the faithful so desiring to assist at a

This was sent to me by email. The Mass at St. Peter's is not shown. The celebrants were members of the Canons of the New Jerusalem who visited over the Christmas season. The pictures of the church were taken on the Christmas Day Mass at St. James Catholic Church in Charles Town, WV. This parish was built about 3 or 4 yrs a go. It doesn't have a high altar, but with the tabernacle in the back and facing east, it was not hard for the Canons Regular of the New Jerusalem to set the altar... We also had a Midnight Christmas Mass at the Historic Chapel of St. Peter in Harpers Ferry, and I deeply regreted not taking my camera with me! (That old church has a beautiful high altar!) What a beautiful Church! NB: The TLM Mass there is now only occasional pending a priest who can celebrate the TLM routinely.