
6
Mar
Fr. Carl McIntosh celebrated a Missa Cantata today at St. Roch’s in Greenwich, CT in honor of the Blessed Virgin. First Saturday devotions followed the Mass. Fr. McIntosh has scheduled a Missa Cantata every Saturday during Lent at 8 am. We encourage him to keep the traditional Mass on his schedule after Lent!


3
Mar
2
Mar
The Latin Mass Community of Jersey City has announced a schedule of upcoming Masses and liturgies.
Location: Our Lady of Sorrows Church, 75 Claremont Avenue, Jersey City
Celebrant: Fr. John Perricone
Weekly Sunday Masses: 3 PM
Feast of the Annunciation: Thursday, March 25 * 5 PM Sung Latin Mass
Palm Sunday: Sunday, March 28 * 3 PM Sung Latin Mass
Holy Wednesday: March 31 * 7 PM Tenebrae (Chanted Divine Office with guest quintet Musica Vera)
Holy Thursday: Thursday, April 1 * 5 PM Sung Latin Mass
Good Friday:Friday, April 2 * 3 PM Solemn Liturgy & Street Procession
Holy Saturday: Saturday, April 3 * 10:30 PM Great Vigil of Easter
There will be no afternoon Mass on Easter Sunday, April 4
1
Mar
The newly-ordained Fr. Brendan Blawie will be offering the 9:30 TLM this Sunday at St. Mary’s Church, Norwalk, CT.
25
Feb
At St. Augustine Church in North Branford, CT, Father Turner will have a weekly Low Mass on Tuesday evenings at 6pm during Lent and possibly to continue after Lent.
A Sung Mass is scheduled for 6pm on March 19.
St. Augustine Church, part of St. Ambrose Parish, is located at 30 Caputo Road in North Branford.
24
Feb

Fr. Donald Kloster has announced that there will be a Missa Cantata every Sunday at 12:30 at St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Church in Brookfield, CT. He is in need of altar boys. He said, ” The Mass is new, so I am hopeful to have more boys or train some to help with the Sunday Mass.”
The address of the church is 138 Candlewood Lake Road, Brookfield, CT.
22
Feb

Great news from the diocese of Trenton, New Jersey. Starting yesterday there’s a new TLM scheduled at St. Dominic’s Parish in Brick – that’s the name of a town – at 12 PM, every Sunday. But this good news is just the tip of the iceberg. Catholic Traditionalism in Trenton has grown by leaps and bounds, and the diocese now offers its own official website for the TLM:
The Diocese of Trenton: Celebration of the Mass in the Extraordinary Form (Traditional Latin Mass)
It contains an enormous amount of information, such schedules, contacts and as this user-friendly introductory guide to the Traditional Mass:
The Extraordinary Form: A View from the Pew
The Traditional Mass is currently celebrated at the following locations in the Trenton Diocese:
Saint John the Baptist
Roman Catholic Church
1282 Yardville-Allentown Rd
Allentown, NJ 08501
Wednesday: 7:00pm Low Mass
Friday: 8:00am Low Mass
Sunday: 12:30pm
High or Solemn Mass
Lunch Convivium will resume
when COVID restrictions are lifted
Holy Innocents Church
3455 West Bangs Ave.
Neptune NJ 07753
Third Sunday
3:00pm Sung Mass
The Church
of St. Catherine Laboure
110 Bray Avenue
Middletown, NJ 07748
Monday and Friday: Noon
Sunday: 9:00am
Holy Cross Church
30 Ward Avenue
Rumson, NJ 07760
As announced.
Saint Dominic Church
250 Old Squan Road
Brick, NJ 08724
Sunday: Noon
Missa Cantata
It’s been quite a journey to here from the initial days of the “Latin Mass” movement in the Trenton diocese. For example, in the mid 1980’s, thanks to the initiative of the laity and several priests, Novus Ordo Latin Masses were celebrated at St. Paul’s parish in Princeton – after discussions with the diocese. Sadly, many of the pioneers of those days have passed away.
Then, in 1989, the bishop gave permission for the celebration of a Nuptial TLM in the chapel of Princeton University – reputed, perhaps wrongly, to be the first such Mass in the US since the 1960’s. The late Msgr. Ignacio Barreiro was the driving force behind that. I later heard, however, that the bishop was quite irritated when word of this mass got out – was the wedding supposed to be secret?
Obviously, in the new era of Summorum Pontificum, these doubts and reservations have been largely dispelled (at least in the Trenton diocese). I look forward to reporting many more inspiring stories!
21
Feb

A Beautiful window by the famous firm of Franz Xaver Zettler. Along with those of its main competitor in Munich, Mayer & Co., the firm’s windows adorn innumerable Catholic churches in the United States – but this example is in the Trappist abbey Tre Fontane, Rome.
La splendida vetrata «Madonna Assunta» all’Abbazia delle tre Fontane di Roma.