The 12:30 pm Sunday Traditional Mass is continuing under the new rector at St. Patrick’s Church in Bridgeport, CT (the Cathedral Parish).
28 Apr
2021
Sunday Traditional Mass at Cathedral Parish, Bridgeport
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27 Apr
2021
Mass for the Feast of St. Catherine of Siena
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Masses, Uncategorized23 Apr
2021
Upcoming Events at the Basilica of St. John, Stamford
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Events, Masses19 Apr
2021
(Above)Master of the Paris Bartholomeus Anglicus, Book of Hours Use of Paris, In Latin and French, Illuminated Manuscript on Vellum, Anjou or Le Mans, circa 1440s. CHRISTIE’S (Illustration: Artnews, 02/11/2021) On April 23 you will get a chance to bid on a rare collection of manuscripts and early printed books at Christie’s, New York. I […]
18 Apr
2021
A Bumpy Ride for Traditionalists
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Catholic Traditionalism in the United States, EssaysSince the start of 2021 overt attacks on Traditionalism have multiplied. Recall the entirely negative “Summary” of the French bishops’ reports on Summorum Pontificum, Bishop Robert Barron’s diatribe against “fierce” Traditionalists and most recently the attacks by Thomas Reese SJ suggesting that the use of the Traditional Mass be banned outright. What is noteworthy is […]
16 Apr
2021
Church-turned-Condo is Heaven on Earth. $700,000 purchase price including bell tower, two bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms. The 22nd Street Condos, in Pittsburgh’s historic South Side neighborhood, were built inside a former church that was erected in 1902 as the home of the Catholic Lithuanian St. Casimir parish 1) The condo is built into the choir […]
15 Apr
2021
Developments in the Church do not happen in isolation – they unfold in a specific historical, political and economic situation. To understand what is going on we always need to look at the context. Certainly the last year has been one of social turmoil and upheaval – much of it at the direction of the […]
13 Apr
2021
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
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