Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

George P. Matysek, Jr. posted a beautiful story yesterday , the Feast of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton. A parishioner at St. Rose of Lima, Kayla Cservek, a graduate of Mt. St. Mary's in Emmitsburg, is considering Religious Life as a Sister of S.O.L.T.: Despite her protests, Cservek did indeed feel what she described as a “tugging” at her heart to enter religious life. She’s now responding to that call and plans to begin a three-month aspirancy March 25 to become a sister with the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity (SOLT) in North Dakota. Cservek will be joined by seven other women from across the country who are discerning the call to religious life as SOLT sisters. The full story is here . For those who are searching their memories regarding S.O.L.T ., it is the Religious Order of Fr. John Corapi. For those interested in exploring this Order, they can begin here , here is information on Religious Life , on the Priesthood , on their Retreat Centers and there is even a

Anyone who watches EWTN regularly certainly knows of Fr. John Corapi. Some may have watched his entire series on the Catholic Catechism, or seen any number of other series this powerful preacher has done. He once estimated, not in boasting, that as many as one billion people may have heard his Catechism series. This is the power and potential of multimedia which has been praised by Pope John Paul II and by Pope Benedict XVI. Father's style of speech is powerful and he clearly loves being a priest. He says that he prepares for every hour of speaking by several hours of prayer before the Holy Eucharist. It is evident. The YouTube below is a shortened version of his original audiotape on his own conversion. If you are traveling this summer, and if you want to listen to some quality Catholic tapes, check his talks available on SOLT . You might even sign up for his newsletter. I did.... Father's John's speaking schedule has slowed down. We need to hear him now on ta