This Saturday, March 25, is the Feast of the Annunciation.   Here is a list of some of the churches in the area that will offer a Traditional Mass.  Connecticut St. Roch Church, Greenwich, Missa Cantata, 8am Sacred Heart Oratory, Redding, CT,  40 Hours Devotion starting this evening (Thursday) with Mass at 6 pm continuing to Saturday, closing […]

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( Dr. John Lamont has kindly sent us the text of the lecture he gave on Thursday, March 16 in Greenwich, Connecticut) The Significance of Pope Francis for the Church By John Lamont Jorge Maria Bergoglio was elected Pope in 2013, and is now 86. He is in poor health. Most of his pontificate is […]

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This is what they need to do in the DC area. Shuttle buses going to churches outside of the Arlington and DC dioceses. Kudos to the Arlington Latin Mass Society for organizing. We wish all of you a blessed Passiontide.

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Today at St. Mary Church, Norwalk, CT, a Solemn Mass was celebrated for the Regina Pacis community to honor St. Joseph. The celebrant was Fr. Richard Cipolla; Fr. Colin Blatchford served as deacon; and Mr. Bill Riccio served as subdeacon. Regina Pacis students were the acolytes. The Mass was sponsored by the Society of St. […]

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 On March 25, the Arlington Latin Mass Society will be holding the Second National Summorum Pontificum Pilgrimage. We will process from St. Thomas More Cathedral in Arlington, VA to St. Matthew the Apostle Cathedral in Washington, D.C.– about a two hour walk– to show our support for the Traditional Latin Mass and bear witness to the devotion […]

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A total of 117 woman attended a retreat over the weekend directed by Fr. John Perricone in the beautiful Seminary of the Immaculate Conception Retreat House in Huntington, Long Island. Fr. Perricone celebrated the traditional Mass.

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I have not been directly commenting on the developments that have been afflicting traditionalists. Partly, because I can draw on no privileged sources of information. Partly, because I could add little to the many eloquent testimonials and analyses readily available to all. Finally, because of the sheer volume of materials emerging as the war against both the […]

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Please join us for a special lecture we are sponsoring next week. Dr. John Lamont has been an active participant in the controversies and debates created by the pontificate of Francis. I am sure that his remarks will be frank, incisive, and stimulating.   Dr. Lamont has been a welcome guest in the past of the […]

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