So reads the title of a Christmas Eve article in The New York Post: Zito, Salena, “A New Generation of Catholics discovers Latin Mass 60 years after Vatican II,” The New York Post, 12/24/2022 The article is highly favorable to what it calls (without articles) “Latin Mass.” We meet two young families who have recently […]

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We have heard much since early December about Marko Rupnik. All of what we know was either revealed by news media – especially online resources – or admitted under duress by the Catholic Church. More details trickle out every day. One emerging response of the establishment is that Rupnik’s misdeeds shouldn’t prevent us from appreciating his work […]

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From JuventutemDC: IMPORTANT: Under Cardinal Gregory’s decree of 22 July, there can be no Traditional Latin Masses in the Archdiocese of Washington on Christmas. There will, however, be several in nearby dioceses, and @tlmarlington has done the work of compiling a list: But there’s also the FSSPX chapel for the DC area!

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The following is a schedule of Traditional Masses for Christmas of churches in the area. Connecticut St. Mary Church, Norwalk, CT, Christmas Eve 11:30 pm Choral Prelude with Christmas Carols followed by 12:00 Solemn Midnight Mass (Latin); 10 am Christmas Day Oratory of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, Georgetown CT: Missa Cantata Christmas Eve […]

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Jesuit educational institutions have long publicized their Jesuit – not necessarily their Catholic – values. Fordham University surely offers a unique perspective on these values. As Tania Tetlow, the new president of Fordham, (“the first layperson and woman to lead the university”) explains in an article in Outreach: An LGBTQ Catholic Resource: I come to […]

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