Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

Well, some would swear I "set up" this story! Just after posting how to find an "Evening Sunday Mass" in Washington, D.C., I dashed down to see EWTN's Raymond Arroyo and his "Interview with the President." I returned to find someone from the Baltimore suburbs searching for an "early Mass in Baltimore!" Following the procedure I went through below , I plugged in "Monday" at MassTimes.org and found the following list for our friend: 6:30 AM St. Thomas More St. Mark Sacred Heart of Jesus Little Flower 6:40 AM Immaculate Heart of Mary 7:00 AM St. Thomas Aquinas St. Pius the Tenth St. Michael the Archangel St. Jude Shrine St. Alphonsus Sacred Heart Mary Our Queen 7:25 AM St. Ignatius (Jesuit Church) 7:30 AM St. Francis of Assisi St. Brigid St. Athanasius Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary 7:45 AM St. William of York St. Mark 8:00 AM St. Wenceslaus St. Ursula St.

I have had a D.C. "visitor" who is seeking a Mass time "in the evenings." I don't know if this refers to any evening in the week or for Sunday, in particular. I also don't know if the individual is looking for something near D.C. or anywhere in Maryland! I checked out MassTimes.org (see it in the right menu also), used "Silver Spring, MD" as the central locus and looked for "Sunday" Mass times. I took only those in the evening. Here is what I found for Sundays : 5:00 PM St. Francis of Assisi St. John Baptist de la Salle St. Michael the Archangel St. Camillus Franciscan Monastery 5:30 PM The Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament 6:00 PM Our Lady of Victory St. Elizabeth Catholic Parish St. James St. Gabriel St. John The Baptist St. Andrew Apostle Shrine of the Sacred Heart St. Jude 7:00 PM University of MD Catholic Student Center St. Michael the Archangel 7:30 PM St. Thomas Apostle 9

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