Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

Earlier today, a blog posited that other blogs stayed away from this subject as if it were "the third rail." As fools rush in where angels fear to tread, here is a reading list for your enlightenment which is by no means exhaustive. Amazon.com could provide a library for one to study: "Eschatology: Death and Eternal Life" (Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger) The Last Things: Judgment, Heaven, Hell, Purgatory (Fr. John Corapi, S.O.L.T.) Eschatology (William G. Most; EWTN, 1994) Life Everlasting (Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange; EWTN) The Church Fathers on Purgatory (Phil Porvaznik; Phatmass) Cathechism of the Catholic Church (Section 2, Article 7) Eschatological Fact and Fiction (Carl Olson) Hell & The Devil/ Eschatology (Last Things) (Coming Home Network)

Visitors often come seeking the Latin Mass readings online for the TLM. The only site that I know of that is helpful in that regard is the Tridentine Latin Rite Missal Projec t . This site is the work of one solitary soul who is doggedly working his way through the Missale Romanum. The problem is, with the motu proprio , Summorum Pontificum , changes were made and not all of these are reflected in the links to this site. However, for most Sundays, it is totally accurate. A better long term solution considering the Hermeneutics of Continuity, is a good prayer missal such as the Baronius, for one. Other visitors seek the Daily Mass Readings of the N.O. This is linked by a "widget" in the lower right margin which gives not only the citations of the readings but their content. This is kept online here . I like the widget because it is linked to files which will "read the readings to you" and has a reflection. For those so inclined, the USCCB also offers a