Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

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I have added a widget from the Bestiara Latina Blog to the right menu. Each day, a Latin proverb will appear in this box. Here is the proverb for today, for example . If you click the link, it takes you to AudioLatinProverbs.com . This neat site places this in context regarding construction and then pronounces it for you (albeit not in liturgical Latin). The idea is that by doing this methodically each day, the sounds, construction and vocabulary become more familiar. I am also adding the BibliaVulgata.com link which is to verses from the Vulgate of St. Jerome .