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This is good to hear! I wish this had happened about 20 years ago when this area of NJ was my “stomping grounds” but I’m still close enough where I can pop in to the mass on occasion. Can you tell me who the priest responsible for this apostolate will be?
John
This is great for people
In North Jersey and Staten Island who have no access to a regular tridentine mass.As a lifetime Staten Islander I can tell u liturgy is not a big priority on SI.SI is still largely Catholic but we dont even have a Novus Ordo Mass in Latin.I will def check out this mass in Elizabeth and I hope it is successful.Maybe we can get the FSSP to start a weekly Tridentine Mass on SI.Any ideas?Ryan
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