Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

I am delighted that Fr. Zuhlsdorf found time to "revisit" his prior post on the Mount . From this post, it sounds as if the seminarians in Emmitsburg are being introduced to the Usus Antiquior , and in a positive manner. Please check out this post! The photos are fantastic, and the Church is as beautiful as I remember it. I hope the good Father visitors had the time to visit the Shrine of Lourdes on the Hill.

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This query has appeared recently. Fr. John Zuhlsdorf has written a column for "The Wanderer" weekly newspaper for as long as I have subscribed called " What Does the Prayer Really Say ?" He would methodically translate the Latin Missale Romanum and indicate what the Latin prayers "really" said. With time, a new blog was initiated which everyone simply calls WDTPRS (shorthand for its title, " What Does the Prayer Really Say "). Fr. makes no bones about his identity. If you examine the right margin of his blog, he has posted a recent article on him linked to the "Catholic Herald" as well as a link to his own " Bona Fides ." I leave it to you to find these on his blogsite. Needless to say, he is a Roman Catholic priest, I am a big fan and I have been from his translation days that began in The Wanderer .

Fr. John Zuhlsdorf has a beautiful commentary on Laetare Sunday that first appeared in his WDTRPS column of The Wanderer . Don't miss it!