Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

George Matysek has the full story at the Catholic Review : Archbishop Edwin F. O’Brien received 10 Episcopal nuns and an Episcopal priest into the Roman Catholic Church during a Sept. 3 liturgy. The sisters, members of the Society of All Saints’ Sisters of the Poor, were confirmed and renewed their religious vows of poverty, chastity and obedience inside the chapel of their Catonsville convent.... Archdiocesan leaders are working with Vatican officials to establish the sisters as the first “diocesan institute” in the Archdiocese of Baltimore – a religious community that is overseen directly by the bishop. Don't miss the photos and more ! Welcome home, Sisters and Father!

A visitor left the message above in the combox with an email address. Since this is an open forum, and as this is an excellent question , I thought I'd answer it more globally. Those who are frequent visitors know that I list the Parishes in the area with TLM Mass in the right menu at the very top which is ----> HERE : A cursory glance shows that almost all are Sunday Masses. So, the next question is, which kind of Parish is likely to offer a daily TLM? My first bet would be an F.S.S.P. Church. Sure enough, Harrisburg has a Parish with a daily TLM. My next stop was to look in the header which is up ^ HERE for the Ecclesia Dei-Traditional Mass Directory . This is updated with reasonable frequency so it is rather a good resource. It shows that in the Diocese of Richmond, there are two Parishes shown: St Benedict Church, Chesapeake, VA which has daily TLM Mass St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church, Richmond, VA which also has a daily TLM Mass. Many of us would love to see the F....