Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

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Update: December 20th, 22:00 This summarizes all that I know . It includes both the TLM and local Masses/Parishes for travelers. Please read carefully. THERE IS NO MASTER LIST OF THESE MASSES! Please send ANY TLM info to mastersarge "at" bluebottle "dot" com or post a comment to this post with detailed information and it will be approved . Christmas Week Schedule 2009 Christmas Vigil "Announcement of the Birth of Christ" or "Kalenda" or "Christmas Proclamation Posted on the New Liturgical Movement for both the Novus Ordo Mass (English) and in Latin to be used by the Vatican this year; an older version is here ... ALL PARISHES IN THE UNITED STATES (WEBSITES INCLUDED) Travel Mass-Mass Times.Org ALL PARISHES IN THE ARCHDIOCESE OF BALTIMORE OR DC (WEBSITES INCLUDED) Archdiocese of Baltimore Parishes Baltimore Archbishop Christmas Week Schedule 2009 - Cathedrals and Shrines in DC and Baltimore Archdiocese of Washington, DC Parishes LOCAL TLM

Benedictine monks chanting the introit, Puer natus est (a child is born), during the entering procession of the Christmas Day Mass. Chanting of the litany Kyrie (Lord have mercy). Monks of the Abbey of Our Lady of Assumption, São Paulo, Brazil.

I am deeply indebted to the Traditional Latin Rite Missal Project for these TLM Propers maintained online . Fourth Sunday of Advent, Missa 'Rorate Caeli' Vigil Mass of Christmas or Christmas Eve, Missa 'Hodie Scietis' First Mass at Midnight, Missa 'Dominus Dixit' Second Mass at Dawn, Missa 'Lux Fulgebit' Third Mass during the Day, Missa 'Puer Natus Est' These Masses are not meant to completely replace a recent Missal as portions may not conform to Summorum Pontificum and its final stipulations. Another resource is Una Voce of Orange County (California) which has posted the Propers online from the Saint Andrew's Missal ( by permission; 1952 version ). The pages will need to be downloaded.