7 Sep

2024

Youth Schola to Begin Soon at St. Mary’s Norwalk

Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Events

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2 Sep

2024

First Friday and First Saturday Traditional Masses

Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Uncategorized

Below is a listing of churches in the area that offer Traditional Masses on First Friday and First Saturday. Please let us know about other churches to add to this schedule. First Friday, September 6 St. Mary Church, Norwalk, CT, 8 am and 12:10 pm; Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 9 am -11:15; 1-8 pm […]

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31 Aug

2024

The End of the Churches: Whither Most Precious Blood Church?

Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in The Churches of New York

Parishioners at Most Precious Blood, a 120-year-old Church in Little Italy that is at the heart of the annual San Gennaro festival each September, were told they were going to be assigned a pastor that they will share with an East Village parish. The move comes after Cardinal Dolan rescinded its ten year merger with […]

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29 Aug

2024

Traditional Mass Schedule for Blessed Sacrament Shrine in Raritan

Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Masses

Here is the schedule for September 2024 TLMs at the Shrine Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament. Flyers below. SAT 9/7 – 9am – First Saturday MON 9/9 – 7pm – Pontifical Requiem, Purgatorial Society WED 9/11 – 7pm – Blessed Maria de Micheli SAT 9/14 – 9am – Exaltation of the Holy Cross THU 9/19 – 7pm – […]

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29 Aug

2024

Bohemians, the Traditional Mass, and Most Holy Redeemer Church

Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Essays, The Churches of New York, Traditionis Custodes

Dimes Square is back in the news! This emerging outpost of bohemianism – yet with a traditionalist Catholic flavor – is the subject of a recent article in The Christian Science Monitor. 1) “Dimes Square” is a downtown area bordering Chinatown and the Lower East Side. The author of this piece, Leonardo Bevilacqua, describes this scene and some […]

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28 Aug

2024

First Saturday Traditional Mass at St. Margaret of Cortona in the Bronx

Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Masses

Here is a note from, Fr. Sean Connolly, the new pastor of St. Margaret of Cortona, Bronx: The Low Latin Mass at St. Margaret’s on the first Sunday of each month at 3:00 p.m. is discontinued. We will be oﬀering instead, a Sung Latin Mass at 12 noon in honor of the Immaculate Heart of […]

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24 Aug

2024

In America’s Dairyland, a Glimpse of Rome

Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Uncategorized

By Jill Chessman If one is travelling in the Wisconsin area, it is worth it to visit the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse. The shrine project was conceived by Raymond Cardinal Burke, while he was Bishop of La Crosse in the 1990s. Beginning with the ground breaking in 2001, Cardinal Burke […]

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23 Aug

2024

The End Of the Churches: The End of a Dream

Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Making all Things New, The Churches of New York

That didn’t take long! On 5/20/2024 the Archdiocese of New York published the decree of merger of the parish of St. John the Evangelist into the parish of Holy Family. On 8/6/20024 the archdiocese announced the “relegation” of the church of St. John the Evangelist to profane use in anticipation of the sale of the […]

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19 Aug

2024

The End Of The Churches: St. Elizabeth of Hungary

Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in The Churches of New York

On 6/17/12017 Cardinal Dolan decreed that the parish of St. Elizabeth of Hungary, already closed in 2014, would be “relegated to secular use” (in other words, sold). Now Ephemeral New York reports that the parish property has been sold for $11.8M. The church has been stripped of all its stained glass, bell and decorations and […]

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18 Aug

2024