I hope as many of you who can will attend this Requiem Mass for Msgr. Barreiro. For many years he was a leader in the pro-life apostolate and in the cause of the Traditional Mass. A reception will follow the service at which Prof. John Rao will speak about the life of Msgr. Barreiro and […]

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This Society had the opportunity to work with Msgr. Bevins in the revival of the Traditional Mass at Immaculate Conception parish after Summorum Pontificum. The photograph above shows the first celebration of the Traditional Mass at that church in some forty years. (November 18, 2007 – Msgr. Bevins is at left in choir). On October […]

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Please note the time changes for the Sunday Traditional Mass at Immaculate High School Chapel in Danbury, CT. Missa Cantata Sunday, October 19th Immaculate High School Chapel EARLY START (12:00PM) & NO CONVIVIUM—Sunday, October 19th — 12:00 PM — 19 Sunday after Pentecost Sunday, October 26 — 12:30 PM — Feast of Christ the King LAST SUNDAY BEFORE PERMANENT TIME CHANGE […]

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On Monday, Nov. 3 at 7:00pm, there will be a Solemn Mass for the Feast of All Souls at St. Mary’s, Norwalk. St. Mary’s Schola Cantorum will be joined by the St. Mary’s Youth Schola to perform several movements of the Requiem by Gabriel Fauré. n.b. All Souls’ Day has been deferred to Monday, Nov. […]

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We received this announcement from Fr. Figueroa about traditional Masses scheduled at Annunciation Church in Crestwood, New York: Aside from our very beautiful and extraordinary Masses celebrated each Sunday at 2pm, please mark your calendars for the following dates: *Solemn Mass on Sunday, October 26th at 2pm-The Feast of Christ the King  -Convivium to follow in the […]

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Please sign this open letter to Cardinal Dolan urging him to save Most Holy Redeemer Church. Go to this link: https://c.org/tWwgFgd2PS

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On Saturday, October 11,  the National Latin Mass Pilgrimage took place once more. Its path lies between the Cathedrals of Arlington, Virginia and Washington DC (two dioceses which introduced some of the most confrontational measures against the Traditional Latin Mass). The Arlington Latin Mass Society sponsored the pilgrimage. Some 50 pilgrims took part. Now certainly dire forecasts of a looming weather disaster – […]

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