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20 Mar

2023

Regina Pacis Academy Celebrates St. Joseph’s Day with a Solemn Mass

Posted by Stuart Chessman 

Today at St. Mary Church, Norwalk, CT, a Solemn Mass was celebrated for the Regina Pacis community to honor St. Joseph. The celebrant was Fr. Richard Cipolla; Fr. Colin Blatchford served as deacon; and Mr. Bill Riccio served as subdeacon. Regina Pacis students were the acolytes. The Mass was sponsored by the Society of St. Hugh of Cluny.

After Mass, Fr. Cipolla blessed a St. Joseph’s Table set up in the school. Students received blest bread to take home.

17 Mar

2023

Connecticut March for Life this Wednesday: Bus Seats Still Available

Posted by Stuart Chessman 

17 Mar

2023

Semi-Annual National Summorum Pontificum Pilgrimage to be Held in DC Area

Posted by Stuart Chessman 

 On March 25, the Arlington Latin Mass Society will be holding the Second National Summorum Pontificum Pilgrimage. We will process from St. Thomas More Cathedral in Arlington, VA to St. Matthew the Apostle Cathedral in Washington, D.C.– about a two hour walk– to show our support for the Traditional Latin Mass and bear witness to the devotion it inspires. We will carry beautiful Catholic banners, flags, and processional crosses, pray the Rosary, sing Marian hymns, and spread the truth of Christ through the streets of Arlington, VA and Washington, D.C.

More details are available on these websites:  latinmassarlington.org and tlmpilgrimage.com, including information about free shuttles to and from the march. And if you cannot make it, please consider donating at https://www.givesendgo.com/tlmpilgrimage2.

13 Mar

2023

Solemn Mass for Feast of St. Joseph

Posted by Stuart Chessman 

6 Mar

2023

John Lamont to Speak on Pope Francis in Greenwich, CT

Posted by Stuart Chessman 

Please join us for a special lecture we are sponsoring next week.

Dr. John Lamont has been an active participant in the controversies and debates created by the pontificate of Francis. I am sure that his remarks will be frank, incisive, and stimulating.   Dr. Lamont has been a welcome guest in the past of the Society of St. Hugh of Cluny. Space in the conference room will be very limited, so I suggest you plan to arrive early.

5 Mar

2023

Solemn Mass for Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas This Tuesday at St. Vincent Ferrer

Posted by Stuart Chessman 

Tuesday, March 7 is the traditional feast day of St. Thomas Aquinas, o.p. There will be a Solemn Mass in the Dominican Rite at 7 pm at St. Vincent Ferrer for which the Schola Cantorum will sing Missa Sancti Wilhelmi devotio by John Taverner.  

5 Mar

2023

Solemn Requiem Mass for Cardinal Kung in Stamford

Posted by Stuart Chessman 

1 Mar

2023

Traditional Holy Week at Our Lady of Sorrows in Jersey City

Posted by Stuart Chessman 

Our Lady of Sorrows, Jersey City  Traditional Holy Week 2023 

Sunday, April 2 – Palm Sunday – 8:45am Blessing of Palms and Triumphal  Procession, Passion of Our Lord according to Matthew. Berchem O Jesu Christe,  Dubois Adoramus Te Christe. 

Wednesday, April 5 – Tenebrae – 7:00pm Ancient Office of Darkness beginning  the Triduum. The name “Tenebrae” has been given this Office because it is  celebrated in the hours of darkness. Gregorian Chant, Polyphonic Motets of Victoria and others. Allegri’s Miserere. 

Thursday, April 6 – Holy Thursday – 7:00pm Sung Mass of the Lord’s Supper and  Procession to the altar of repose. Stripping of the Altar. Vigil before the Altar of  Repose until Midnight (a plenary indulgence is granted to anyone who spends one  hour in prayer before the Altar of Repose). Gregorian and Ambrosian Chant.  Durufle’s Ubi Caritas,  

Friday, April 7 – Good Friday – 3:00pm Mass of the Presanctified. On this day, the  anniversary of our Savior’s death, the Church gives her temples an appearance of  desolation and clothes her ministers in the garb of mourning. Chanting of the Passion  of Our Lord According to John, Solemn Petitions, Unveiling and Veneration of the  Cross, Holy Communion. Monteverdi’s Adoramus Te, etc. Immediately after the  liturgy, procession through the streets with Our Lady of Sorrows giving witness to the  world of our redemption.  

Saturday, April 8 – Holy Saturday – 10:15pm The lengthy rites of the Easter Vigil  are some of the most symbolic of the entire liturgical year penetrating to the very  roots of salvation, especially through the many allusions to the sacrament of  baptism—made possible by Our Lord’s resurrection. Lighting of the Easter Fire, the  Lumen Christi Procession, the Exsultet, the Prophecies, the blessing of the Water and  Baptismal Font, the Profession of Faith, the Easter Alleluia and the Eucharistic  Sacrifice. Anerio-Palestrina Missa Papae Marcelli with chamber orchestra; Erbach Dum  Transisset; Franck Dextera Domini. 

All liturgies will be in Latin and will follow the traditional ordo and rubrics. The Traditional Latin  Mass, which can never be abrogated (SF), is celebrated every Sunday at 9:00 am at Our Lady of  Sorrows. Off-street parking is available in the lot across the street from the church.  

Rev. John Perricone, Priest; Simone Ferraresi, Music Director, Cantantes In Cordibus; Art Manabat, Assistant  Director of Cantantes In Cordbus; Dr. Joseph Orchard, PhD, Director of the Men’s Schola; Harry Melendez,  Anthony Ambrogio, Michael Wisniewski, and Eric Szwerc, MCs

28 Feb

2023

40 Hours Devotion at the Guild of the Most Sacred Heart in Redding, CT

Posted by Stuart Chessman 

The Guild of the Most Sacred Heart will celebrate its one year anniversary, by giving thanks with Quanrant’Ore or 40 Hours Devotion.  You may sign up to Adore for an hour or two from March 23rd to March 25th. Go to https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0e48aaaf29a5f4ce9-quarant#/

24 Feb

2023

Lecture on the Cause of Blessed Karl at Holy Innocents Parish, NY

Posted by Stuart Chessman 

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