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The Solemnity of Mary, The Mother of God, January 1st, 2009 - May Peace Be Upon You in the New Year!

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Afternoon Roundup - Wednesday, December 31st, 2008

Domine, da mihi hanc aquam >> On Spiritual Directors (Fr. Philip Neri Powell, O.P., Ph.D.) Meeting Christ in the Liturgy >> Nel cammino della vita...along the path of life The New Liturgical Movement >> Vespers and Te Deum from St. Peter's Basilica WDTPRS >> 31 Dec & 1 Jan: Plenary Indulgences for the faithful WDTPRS >> Holy Father's 1st Vespers live

Saint Sylvester I (Seventh Day of the Octave of Christmas), Wednesday, December 31st, 2008

Damian Thompson: Holy Smoke >> The Guardian and Radio 4 team up for a gruesome study of the Virgin Birth (Or, it was a miracle AND a mystery called the "Incarnation" as Saints Luke, Matthew and the Church state...) NCRCafe.org >> New Year's resolution: Make 2009 the 'Year of Africa' (John L. Allen, Jr.) The New Liturgical Movement >> Rumour Watch: New Maestro of the Sistine Chapel for Lent ? The New Liturgical Movement >> Solemn Mass Celebrated Today in Mexico City's Cathedral The New Liturgical Movement >> An Incredible Tool for Teaching the Mass and its Ceremonies Transalpine Redemptorists at home >> All is calm, all is bright - 'it don't matter what they say! '

Vocation's Day on January 3rd, 2009 at Old Saint James Parish Church in Charles Town, WV (Canons Regular of New Jerusalem)

I just received this by email: The Canons Regular of the New Jerusalem , established by then-Archbishop Raymond Burke of La Crosse, WI, will host a Vocation's Day on Saturday, January 3rd at the Old St James Parish Church on George Street, Charles Town, WV. This religious community celebrates the Liturgy in the traditional Latin form (Extraordinary form) . The day will commence at 8:00 AM and end at 1:00 PM and will include Mass. Youths or adults who are interested or who may be discerning a vocation to the priesthood are cordially invited to attend. Attendees are asked to bring a lunch and to indicate their desire to attend by sending an e-mail to Mrs. Schau (theschaus "at" hotmail "dot" com) before noon on Friday, January 2nd. There will be a Reception Brunch on Sunday, January 4th after the 9:30 AM High Mass in the Social Hall of St James (New) at the Crosswinds (Charles Town, WV) There is a home school visit with the Canons scheduled for Tuesday,

Afternoon Roundup - Tuesday, December 30th, 2008

The New Liturgical Movement >> Developments in Hungary: Hungarian Bishop Celebrates Usus Antiquior WDTPRS >> QUAERITUR: transferring Epiphany for the TLM to Sunday (two Latin Rite calendars so nobody is going to be happy...) Whispers in the Loggia >> For Bishop Barry, A Family Affair (Aux. Bishop Knestout of D.C.)

Sixth Day in the Octave of Christmas, Tuesday, December 30th, 2008

FIRST THINGS: On the Square >> Avery Dulles and the Recovery of Teleology (Nicholas Frankovich) The Hermeneutic of Continuity >> Spanish Catholic witness to the family WDTPRS >> Dear Richard McBrien... Whispers in the Loggia >> Home for Christmas

TLM Masses (Regional) for Thursday, January 1st, 2009

This is the list I have for TLM Masses regionally: Saint Bartholomew's Church, Manchester, MD, 2 PM Saint James Church, Charles Town, WV, 8 AM Here is the regional holy day schedule I put together. Some area Churches have their Holy Day schedules in PDF format. You might wish to check these to see if a TLM is being celebrated . Saint Alphonsus has an 11:30 Mass on January 1st, but there is no mention of whether it is a TLM or a Mass in the Ordinary Form.

Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland...Quo vadis? (The state of the TLM locally)

This blog was begun on December 8th, 2007 and dedicated to Our Blessed Mother on the Feast of her Immaculate Conception. As of that date, the only TLM known to me was the Traditional Latin Mass celebrated weekly at Saint Alphonsus Church in Baltimore, MD. I had a personal link to the Summary of Masses catalogued by the marvelous Ecclesia Dei Coalition, but there were no links to these Masses on the nascent blog. Over the past year, many new and exciting things have occurred by God's Grace. I began to receive emails from friends of TLM-MD who apprised me of new and fascinating developments. For example, a TLM was scheduled for St. Bartholomew's Church in Manchester, MD and I publicized that ( more Masses at Saint Bartholomew's are scheduled in the future ). A dear friend in WV has kept me up-to-date on the situation at Saint James the Greater Church in Charles Town, WV. Over the Christmas season this year, TLM Masses were celebrated at both Saint James Church

Noon Roundup - Monday, December 29th, 2008

The New Liturgical Movement >> Chants of the Mass: A Free Online Tutorial for Priests WDTPRS >> Gainesville, VA (D. of Arlington): 6 January - Solemn TLM ( Note: Holy Trinity Church in Gainesville is listed in the TLM Menu to the right )

Saint Thomas Becket (5th Day in the Octave of Christmas), Monday, December 29th, 2008

Charlotte was Both >> Under Flannery's eye (you know that if it is about O'Connor, I will post it here) FIRST THINGS: On the Square >> Big Science, Little Consequence (R.R. Reno) Meeting Christ in the Liturgy >> The Crucified One: "the only point that counts " The New Liturgical Movement >> Bishop Peter J. Elliott, Pontifical Mass and Conference upon Benedict's New Liturgical Movement in Hong Kong

Eight Star Edition: Sunday, December 28th, 2008

The New Liturgical Movement >> Music Without Borders WDTPRS >> Boston Globe interview McBrien WDTPRS >> QUAERITUR: 1 January Mass obligation and SSPX chapel WDTPRS >> A recipe for falling away from the Catholic Church WDTPRS >> National Catholic Reporter: undermining your faith yet again (Fr. John Zuhlsdorf)

Feast of the Holy Family (Sunday in the Octave of Christmas), Sunday, December 28th, 2008

RORATE CAELI >> Priest and faithful together RORATE CAELI >> 60 years ago Seminarians for Life >> Holy Family Standing on My Head >> Holy Family Standing on My Head >> The Failure of Socialism The New Liturgical Movement >> ICRSS Seminary Photos of Christmas