Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

I am indebted to the USCCB Papal Visit site which has the full text of the address to Catholic Educators given yesterday evening . The site also has the full Papal Visit Schedule in the right menu . Many New Yorkers are seeking this info! Welcome!

Standing on My Head : Fr. Dwight Longenecker has a "New Poem" and it is marvelous ! Whispers in the Loggia : Address of Pope Benedict XVI to the United Nations Organization The New Liturgical Movement : High-Voice Gregorian Chant Video First Things: On the Square >> Friday of Good Shepherd Sunday (commentary by Fr. Richard John Neuhaus)

I have had a couple of seekers looking for Special Masses that were posted here previously. There will be a Solemn High Mass on Sunday in Virginia and it is posted here . There is also a Mass being inaugurated in May at St. Bartholomew's Church in Manchester and that is linked here. Finally, there WILL be a Solemn High Mass at Saint Alphonsus in June by a newly-ordained member of the F.S.S.P. and that is linked here . I hope that helps. I am unaware of any Solemn High Masses in Baltimore this weekend.

Amy Wellborn on "Listen and Learn" (with some comments on her story last night and on the Holy Father's visit) RORATE CAELI : " Salvation Comes from the Jews " The Black Biretta : "Reverence, Balance and Good Taste" The New Liturgical Movement : Videos of Papal Visit (links by Gregor Kollmorgen to important repositories) The New Liturgical Movement : Papal Vespers - A View from the Sacristy (with thanks to the Dominicans!) Whispers in the Loggia : He Apologized... He Understood

I found a beautiful site called "The Recovering Choir Director" or "Cantemus Domino.net ." Please examine the website by Aristotle A. Esguerra if you would like. It is a musical treasure trove of information especially regarding the Graduale Romanum . Here are the Propers for the Votive Mass of the Holy Spirit (with audio and translations according to the Graduale Romanum ) . The MP3 links are quite beautiful. I have been listening to the Introit, "Caritas Dei diffusa est " (Romans 5:5, 10-11; Psalm 102:1). It is absolutely marvelous! The site has been added to the Favorites and Blogroll in the right menu.

Courtesy, USCCB Papal Visit Site Friday, April 18 8:30 a.m. - Movement to New York Andrews Air Force Base 10 a.m. - Address to the United Nations United Nations Headquarters 6 p.m. - Ecumenical Prayer Service St. Joseph Parish, Yorkville, NY

Amy Wellborn posts a link to her blog in the New York Times site: Uniter, not a divider RORATE CAELI : We propose Jesus of Nazareth WDTPRS : Fr. Zuhlsdorf has extensive commentary on the NLM article posted below