From First Things. Plus some of the craziest comments in history.
2 Dec
2014
From Father La Pastina of St. Mary Church, Greenwich Dear Friends in Christ, There are many different customs linked to the celebration of Advent. One of these customs is called a “Rorate Mass” a special Mass celebrated in honor of Our Lady on the Saturdays of Advent. The title comes from the first words of […]
1 Dec
2014
A Solemn High Mass for the First Sunday in Advent was celebrated by the Augustinian Canons Regular of the New Jerusalem at the Priory of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Charles Town, West Virginia. It was the last of a novena of masses for the health of Msgr. Ignacio Barreiro. Msgr. Barreiro is currently […]
1 Dec
2014
Video and Audio Recordings from St. Agnes Church Solemn Requiem Mass
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in MassesThanks to Jim Morlino of Navis Pictures, we have a short video of the recent Solemn Requiem Mass the Society co-sponsored on November 6 at St. Agnes Church, Manhattan. We also have a recording of some of the stunning music from the Mass here. The choir is the Schola Cantorum of St. Agnes under the direction […]
1 Dec
2014
28 Nov
2014
SAINT MARY CHURCH 178 Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich, Connecticut Sunday, November 30 at 5:15 p.m. Mass (Novus Ordo) and a talk on “Cause of Our Joy” Reverend Cyprian P. LaPastina Pastor of Saint Mary Church Monday, December 1 at 7:30 p.m. Eucharistic Adoration and a talk on “Mirror of Justice” Reverend John A. […]
28 Nov
2014
As “Making all Things New” continues its course, one decisive fact has emerged. The New York Times (of course) first highlighted it. It has been long known to every Catholic here remotely in touch with reality. Now Cardinal Dolan restates it in his inimitable way: However, a perceptive journalist laser-beamed the real shortage: “Seems like […]
25 Nov
2014
Report: Fr.Leonard Villa assigned there! Confirmed!
24 Nov
2014
Making all Things New: the Saga Continues
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Making all Things New, The Churches of New YorkWe told you it was a little premature to break out the champagne. We have now have a report that St Thomas More parish on the Upper East Side will be closed and its parishioners “invited” to join St Ignatius Loyola and its Jesuits: “Gasps were heard and tears were seen when Pastor Kevin Madigan […]
17 Nov
2014
From First Things. Wherein we hear where the founder has gone… and some of the costs of the enterprise. Source #1 Source #2
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