Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

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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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I just received this email: Dear friends, Just passing this information: St. John the Baptist Church in Front Royal, VA will be offering a Solemn High Mass on Thursday - Ascension Thursday- at 7:00 pm. I checked the Parish bulletin for May 17th and there was no mention of this. As St. John's did have a May Crowning yesterday after their Sunday TLM, I pray that this was announced then. My source has been totally reliable!

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