Solemn Mass in the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite, Feast of the Baptism of the Lord, will be celebrated on January 13, 2021, 6:00 p.m., at St Augustine Church, 30 Caputo Road, North Branford, CT, Fr. Robert L. Turner, celebrant, Fr. Michael Clark, deacon and preacher.

From Fr. John Perricone:

Beginning next Sunday, January 17^th, our Traditional Mass will be offered at St. Joseph’s Church in Jersey City, located at Pavonia and Baldwin Avenue.  Some of you may recall that we have celebrated several Masses there for different feasts.  St. Joseph’s seems to afford better opportunities for us to carry out the various liturgical feasts to which we have become accustomed. 

We would like to thank Fr. Thomas, pastor of St. Paul’s, and his ever helpful curate, Fr. Joseph, for all their gracious indulgences over these past several months.

The Mass at St. Joseph’s will be celebrated at the same time as this one – 2:00 PM.

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St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church

511 Pavonia Avenue

Jersey City, NJ 07306

(201) 653-0392

There is parking at the south end of the church. 

It was with joy that we attended a Solemn Mass at St. Josaphat Church in Bayside, Queens, at which Joseph Falciano, FSSP, served at the subdeacon. Mr. Falciano, second-year seminarian at the Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary in Nebraska, recently received First Clerical Tonsure. His brother, John, a first-year seminarian at the same seminary, served as master of ceremony. Fr. Stephen Saffron was celebrant. Bro. Frantisek of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal served as deacon.

This was the first Sunday solemn Mass to be celebrated at this church since Vatican II. St. Josephat’s now has on its schedule a 7 am daily traditional Mass, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday (except First Fridays, when the traditional Mass is at 7:30 pm).

Spring Semester Gregorian Chant Classes for Children begin Tuesday, Jan. 26th

All children ages 5 to 15 are invited to participate. Full-time (on-line and in-person) and Part-time (on-line only) enrollment is available. Classes meet on Tuesdays, alternating weekly between on-line instruction via Zoom and in-person classes at Immaculate Conception Church in Sleepy Hollow, NY (199 N. Broadway). Full-time students will sing for two Masses at Immaculate Conception this semester. Classes are taught by Dr. Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka, Charlie Weaver, and Elizabeth Weaver. Registration deadline: Jan. 26th. To register or for more information, please contact Dr. Jennifer Donelson-Nowicka at info@jenniferdonelson.com. The registration form is available at: https://forms.gle/oj2h6pWRCcGtnTvw5.

Starting this week, St. Josaphat Church in Bayside, Queens will have daily Latin Masses at 7am (except Thursdays).

From a nearly incomprehensible interview with Dermot Farrell, the archbishop-elect of Dublin, Ireland. The interview was conducted by the Irish Times and provided by the Catholic News Agency.

Hard-line traditionalists

“They’re hostile towards anyone that doesn’t agree with them, they’re almost close to being intolerant. They’re everywhere. I’d be respectful of them, they have a view and probably want to impose that view on everyone. That’s disrespectful. They have to respect the views of other people in the Catholic faith who for various reasons may not have the same commitment they have. That doesn’t mean they’re any less sincere. Why should that (irregular) person be ostracized? It may come to the stage.” 

“Things may be objectively wrong but you must take the subjective into account when you’re dealing with people that Catholic faith has always had the two sides to it, the objective teaching and how that applies subjectively.”

Read the whole thing – he’s a true Francis man.

https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/archdiocese-of-dublin-may-need-major-organizational-changes-says-archbishop-elect-in-confusing-irish-times-interview-41059