Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

Some are seeking the location of a "Traditional Latin Mass" (Gregorian, Tridentine, Usus Antiquior) for the Feast Day, Thursday. I use the term TLM after a discussion on the blog "What Does the Prayer Really Say?" and this was the consensus choice over other choices. Saint Alphonsus Church in Baltimore has the TLM scheduled on Thursday night at 7:00 PM. In addition, on Thursday, there is a Solemn High Mass being celebrated at St. John the Baptist in Front Royal, VA at 7 PM, and a TLM at Saint Bernadette Church in Silver Spring at 7:30 PM. Here are the Propers for that Mass, Missa 'Viri Galilaei' ( Tridentine Latin Rite Missal Project ). Please let me point out that two of the Masses above are posted on the Events Calendar used by this blog . In addition, kindly note that the link to this calendar is also in the "header" (the blue field containing the blog title) as well. Finally, anyone may post an event on this calendar! When someone does

A friend just notified me that there is a TLM scheduled for Saint Bartholomew's Church in Manchester, MD for Trinity Sunday (June 7th at 2 PM). The Mass is listed on the Events Calendar .

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My friend and contact at Saint James the Greater in WV has emailed me an important note . I would invite everyone who wants the TLM at Saint James to attend the Latin Mass this Sunday, Feb. 1st at 9:30 AM , and to stay for a small reception for Fr. Dom Daniel, Canons Regular of the New Jerusalem . Fr. Dom Daniel is deciding on a location to establish a monastery. If the people want him to stay within this tri-state area, we are in need of people able to contribute financially or otherwise to show the Bishop (WV) that this community would not be a burden on the Diocese. Anyone interested in helping or keeping up-to-date can join this Yahoo Group: StJamesLatinMass@yahoogroups.com Finally, we ask for prayers for the Latin Mass community at St. James. Those attending this "occasional" TLM Mass apparently come from the local area, from parts of Western Maryland and from the Front Royal area of VA. I'm sure more will be discussed at the meeting after the TLM Mass.

Purple, First Class Station at St. Mary's Major INTROIT ¤ Ps. 24. 1-3 Ad te levavi animam meam: Deus meus, in te confido, non erubescam: neque irrideant me inimici mei: etenim universi, qui te exspectant non confundentur. -- Vias tuas, Domine, demonstra mihi: et semitas tuas edoce me. V.: Gloria Patri . . . -- Ad te levavi . . . To Thee have I lifted up my soul: in Thee, O my God, I put my trust, let me not be ashamed: neither let my enemies laugh at me: for none of them that wait on Thee shall be confounded. -- ( Ps. 24. 4). Show, O Lord, Thy ways to me: and teach me Thy paths. V.: Glory to the Father . . . -- He shall cry to me . . . Traditional Latin Rite Missal Project, Advent

WDTPRS >> San Diego TLM news WDTPRS >> QUAERITUR: who should receive Anointing of the Sick ? WDTPRS >> Card. Castrillon's intro to new edition of Fortescue/O'Connell ("Catholic have a juridical right...") WDTPRS >> Observations of a priest new to the TLM The Hermeneutic of Continuity >> 'the defining event of their whole Catholic lives " The Hermeneutic of Continuity >> Cardinal Hoyos preface to new edition of "The Ceremonies of the Roman Rite Described " ("all seminaries should provide such training...")

Update August 29th: The proper URL for Saint Alphonsus is now working again. I have changed it back to the original URL. I just discovered this evening that Saint Alphonsus Church in Baltimore must have failed to renew its domain name or is in the process of moving to a new server. The link that was present for so long now takes one to a site that advertises homes. As a result, I have gone into the FAQs, Visitors Ask About the TLM, etc. and the link in the right margin and changed the URL with this link . This link is from the Archdiocese of Baltimore and has all the information necessary. Many are checking regularly about St. Bartholomew's in Manchester, MD. The TLM was a great success, but it appears that it will be an occasional event. I have heard nothing further on this and know that the Pastor is a member of the Faculty at Mt. St. Mary's. To say he is busy is an understatement. Many are also checking on the TLM that was being held on a fairly regular basis at S

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I've noticed some inquiries about TLMs in either Pennsylvania or California. The website for the Diocese of Harrisburg is sadly behind the curve. Here is a list from the F.S.S.P. that has all locations of their apostolates, U.S. and international . It appears to be up-to-date. The Mass in Lancaster, PA is included, for example. I would search too for a TLM on the F.S.S.P. site first and then the Ecclesia Dei site for PA and here for California . This is fairly comprehensive, it seems for the U.S. at least.

WDTPRS >> Rodari on Benedict and Communion in the hand WDTPRS >> Opinion piece on the TLM in the Charlotte Observer WDTPRS >> QUAERITUR: Resources for Anglicans thinking about the Roman Church WDTPRS >> Reuters: SSPX “answer without response” to Vatican ultimatum RORATE CAELI >> Warning (I am confused as to whether this confirms the above story from WDTPRS or is different!)

Visitors often seek to find a TLM Mass to see for themselves--whether online, televised, or upcoming--to learn what the "fuss is about." I have posted a lot of things in the right menu from SanctaMissa, from the Latin Society of England and Wales, from the Latin Society of Ireland, from EWTN, from the F.S.S.P., etc. My strong suggestion for anyone who really wants to see and to KNOW what the TLM is about is to purchase this : The Immemorial Tridentine Mass DVD narrated by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen The Immemorial Tridentine Mass narrated by Fulton Sheen is a true treasure of our Catholic heritage. Hear Archbishop Sheen explain the Traditional Mass in this magnificent live 1940 recording of a sung High Easter Mass in Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Chicago. A beautifully filmed presentation of the traditional Easter Mass for the whole family! You can find othe

WDTPRS >> An argument for lengthening Communion fast to 3 hours again (comments on the Ed Peter's proposal posted this morning) WDTPRS >> New Haven, KY: weekly TLM established

RORATE CAELI >> Merci, Sainte Vierge! (Photo link, Traditional Mass celebrated today at the High Altar of the Metropolitan Cathedral of the Archdiocese of Paris, Notre-Dame de Paris... Ainsi-soit-il !) The Black Biretta >> Right on Target (Fr. Trigilio wrote an opinion piece last week on the "liturgical vote ;" today, he gives his "props" to Fr. Zuhlsdorf and more specifically to Bishop Seratelli for His Excellency's response)

RORATE CAELI >> "Got a revolution, got to revolution!" 40 years of Pontificalis Romani and the new Roman Rite (40 years ago on June 18th, 1968...) WDTPRS >> A UK TLM recounted (Fr. John Zuhlsdorf interprets some of the themes of a Telegraph article -- not the same one receiving a great deal of press!) The New Liturgical Movement >> First Photos From the Pontifical Mass in Westminster Cathedral Shouts in the Piazza >> Signature Shouts (Archbishop Burke to head the Apostolic Signatura?)

The New Liturgical Movement >> Video from the first Solemn Mass at Ss. Trinita dei Pelligrini, Rome (Video of the Introit & Kyrie and Offertory by Shawn Tribe) The Recovering Choir Director >> Three recent posts on reviving Gregorian chant, juxtaposed

I just received this email from a friend: On Sunday, June 15th, at 2:30 PM, Father Romanoski will be celebrating a Solemn High Mass at the Cathedral of St. Patrick, in Harrisburg, PA. Father Eric Flood, North American Superior for the FSSP , will serve as deacon, and Father Frank Parrinello, the FSSP chaplain of the Mater Dei Community, will be subdeacon. My friend is linked up pretty well with the TLM community in Baltimore so I trust this information.

New Catholic of RORATE CAELI has a post on the continuing story of the "Novara Affair ." This involved some Parish Priests who wished to celebrate only the TLM in the Piedmont region of Italy. The story continues with a decision by the Bishop. The story is here ...

Matthew posts a nice story on the TLM situation in Tallahassee, Florida . It is a personal view as it may mark the first time the TLM was ever celebrated in this Parish. The local paper also covered the story well . Check it out!

The New Liturgical Movement >> Pictures of Solemn Masses - and another Solemn Mass on EWTN (Solemn TLMs from New York and D.C.; Fr. Jared McCambridge TLM Mass from EWTN on July 1st) Whispers in the Loggia >> A Cruz for Newark ( "The Pope has named a longtime North Jersey hospital chaplain as an auxiliary bishop of Newark") Traditional Latin Mass Propers in English >> Saints Primus and Felician, Martyrs The Recovering Choir Director >> Learning Gregorian chant with the help of GNU Solfege - authentic modes (part 2 of 2 in the GNU Solfege) NOTE: Father Zuhlsdorf has been knocked off the blogosphere by a serious storm

A new blog has been launched called the St. Conleth's Catholic Heritage Association seeking the TLM in the Diocese of Kildare and Leighlin. Pay them a visit, please. It has been a long struggle and they are asking for widespread recognition and any assistance possible.