New York, Boston, Philadelphia and … Bardstown? Furthermore, what could be the connection between this not-very-well-known Kentucky town and Naples, Italy? And what are its remote links not just with one, but two Catholic chivalric orders? Bardstown, KY today is a quaint town – population 13,000 – with numerous buildings from the 1770’s onwards. It resembles Litchfield […]
13 Apr
2021
Fr. Perricone’s Monthly Catechism Class in Bayside
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in UncategorizedThis Thursday Fr. Perricone will be conducting his monthly Catechism class at St. Josephat’s lower church hall starting at 6pm. The class is open to all.
4 Apr
2021
3 Apr
2021
We wish you, your families and loved ones a happy and blessed Easter!
3 Apr
2021
At St. Cecilia Church in Brooklyn, New York.
30 Mar
2021
In 2019 Herder Korrespondenz published the following “polemical discourse” of which I translate excerpts.1) This interview sent representatives of German Church into incoherent rage. Lucas Wiegelmann is the interviewer. I assume our readers know of Martin Mosebach. Thomas Sternberg is a politician and quintessential member of the establishment of the German Catholic Church. He is the president […]
28 Mar
2021
St. Francis Xavier, New York: The Neverending Story
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in The Churches of New YorkWe had previously covered in The Churches of New York the saga of the Jesuit church of St. Francis Xavier on West 16th Street – its origins, its glorious past and where it stands today. Now “William Po” (a pseudonym) in an article on OnePeterFive has updated the story, giving some insights into the current […]
26 Mar
2021
By Peter Seewald (Droemer Verlag, Munich 2020) (This review is of the German original. All quotations are my own translations. Ignatius Press has published in 2020 the first volume of an English translation – SC) We are fortunate that Pope Benedict XVI is with us still. Indeed, even though by now he has been “Pope […]
25 Mar
2021
Please help us to complete this schedule by sending in information about traditional Masses in the area. Connecticut St. Mary Church, Norwalk, CT Palm Sunday: 9:30 Solemn Mass. (no 11:15 Mass) Wednesday of Holy Week: 7 pm Tenebrae Holy Thursday: 7 pm Solemn Mass; 9 pm Vespers and stripping of altars; 9:30 Vigil before Blessed […]
24 Mar
2021
Sunday Traditional Mass now on the Schedule in at St. Joseph in Danbury
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in MassesTraditional Mass is now offered every Sunday at 11:30 am at St. Joseph Church in Danbury, CT by Fr. Michael Clark. Saint Marguerite in Brookfield also has a weekly traditional Mass every Sunday at 12:30pm.
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