St. Patrick’s, in the old mill town of Norwich in Eastern Connecticut, was completed in 1879. It was “the finest parish church in New England” – at least until Immaculate Conception church in Waterbury was built in the 1920’s. 1) At the time both cities were part of the Hartford diocese. In 1953 St. Patrick’s […]
3 Jan
2022
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3 Jan
2022
From Benedict’s Peace to Francis’s War
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Book Reviews, Traditionis CustodesFrom Benedict’s Peace to Francis’s War: Catholics respond to the Motu Proprio Traditionis Custodes on the Latin Mass Peter A. Kwasniewski, Editor. Angelico Press, Brooklyn, 2021 Since July 16, 2021, a cultural war has exploded in the Church. On that day Pope Francis declared his intent to eliminate the Catholic Tradionalist movement. This was the latest […]
2 Jan
2022
2 Jan
2022
Sermon for the Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus 2022 by Father Richard Gennaro Cipolla Some years ago a novel was published to great acclaim despite the difficulty of its thought and despite its taking place in a medieval monastery. The novel is The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco. Its most famous line is the last […]
2 Jan
2022
St. Mary’s Church, Nowalk, held its annual festive Christmas Coffee Hour after the 10 am traditional Mass today, including Christmas caroling.
1 Jan
2022
Organ Recital by David Hughes at St. Patrick’s in Waterbury
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Events“Please join us tomorrow, January 2nd, at 5:30 P.M. for our inaugural installment of ORGAN AT THE ORATORY. On the first Sunday of each month, a guest organist will offer a recital prior to Vespers. The first recitalist will be David Hughes, Organist & Choirmaster at St. Patrick’s Oratory. He will play a program of festive Christmas music by […]
31 Dec
2021
Ultramontanism: Its Life and Death Part IV – Concluding Thoughts
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Essays, UncategorizedDuring the papacy of Pius IX the theory and, to a great extent, the practice of the modern ultramontane regime were perfected. This system did secure internal unity and stability, leading the Church through one of the most pivotal periods of world and European history. Yet the lead-up to the Second Vatican Council, the course of the […]
31 Dec
2021
31 Dec
2021
The following churches will celebrate the traditional Mass for the Feast of the Epiphany on Thursday, January 6. Please inform us of Masses that are not on our schedule. Connecticut St. Mary Church, Norwalk, Low Mass 8 am; Solemn Mass 7 pm (Solemn Mass with the Proclamation of the Moveable Feasts of the Year, and […]
30 Dec
2021
Solemn Mass for Feast of Circumcision in South River, NJ
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