Showing posts with label Latin Mass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Latin Mass. Show all posts
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Monday, February 16, 2009
San Diego - Day Four
(Dan Writing) Greetings again! On Sunday we took things a bit slower in SD. Our day started at St. Anne's Catholic Church where we assisted at the 10AM High Mass. St. Anne's is administered by a priest from the Fraternity of St. Peter and serves a Traditional Latin Mass congregation here in San Diego. As you can see they have a very large and vibrant community. After the Mass we met up with MC's friend from Harvard, Michael; he's a local and was kind enough to drive us around and show us some of the sights. Below are some pics from our travels with him to the La Jolla Bluffs and Coronado Island.
Monday, December 10, 2007
Recent EF Mass at Our Saviour
(Dan Writing) Hey all! Sorry for the lack of updates; as you might imagine MC & I have been really busy of late! Anyway while we're getting the last touches done on our wedding, we thought you might enjoy looking at some pictures from a recent Extraordinary Form Mass said at Our Saviour by our priest (Fr. George Rutler) on the Vigil of the Immaculate Conception. I was pleased to be able to attend the Mass that night & it provided me with a nice preview of things to come! For more information & pics, check out The Society of St. Hugh of Cluny; they report that Fr. Rutler will also be celebrating a traditional Missa Cantata 10:00am on Christmas Day!








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Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Possible Papal Mass in the Extraordinary Form
Let us hope that this rumor (h/t: Fr. Z) has some truth behind it; recent movements in the curia would seem to prefigure its possibility. Such an event would be a great blessing to the Universal Church and yet another sign of our Holy Father's firm commitment to the restoration of the sacred in the Church's liturgy. Let us pray for him, that he may carry his many hefty burdens with strength, fortitude & charity:Christ Jesus, King and Lord of the Church, in your presence I renew my unconditional loyalty to your Vicar on earth, the Pope. In him you have chosen to show us the safe and secure path that we must follow in the midst of confusion, uneasiness and unrest. I firmly believe that through him you govern, teach and sanctify us; with him as our shepherd, we form the true Church: one, holy, catholic and apostolic.
Grant me the grace to love, live and spread faithfully our Holy Father's teachings. Watch over his life, enlighten his mind, strengthen his spirit, defend him from calumny and evil. Calm the erosive winds of infidelity and disobedience. Hear our prayer and keep your Church united around him, firm in her belief and action, that she may truly be the instrument of your redemption. Amen.
-Regnum Christi's Prayer for the Pope
Saturday, September 22, 2007
About Our Mass...
As many of you are probably already aware, this past July His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI issued a motu proprio on the liturgy entitled Summorum Pontificum. In this document, the Pope has seen fit to establish a new set of norms regarding what has been called the "Traditional Latin Mass" or the Tridentine Mass, which had been the official liturgical expression of the Roman Church for over 1500 years until the reforms put into place under Pope Paul VI in the wake of the Second Vatican Council. Far from "turning the clock back" as some news reports have claimed, the Holy Father has by this document both prudently and graciously chosen to reintegrate this most sacred and venerable liturgical form back into the normal life of the Church, recognizing that both laymen and clergy alike should have the right to partake in the sacraments according to the traditional usage if they so desire. As two of the many younger devotees of the traditional liturgy alluded to by the Holy Father in his introductory letter to the motu proprio, we are pleased to announce the we will be having our own nuptial mass said according to the norms of the older ritual, now to be called the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite.For those of you who are unfamiliar with the rubrics of the Extraordinary Form, mini-booklet
missals will be available when you arrive at the church which will enable you to follow along with the sacred actions of the priest and the servers. Click here to see pictures of a recent (September 9th) mass sung in the Extraordinary Form at our church (h/t: The Society of St. Hugh of Cluny). Click here to see video of a mass in the Extraordinary Form recently broadcast on EWTN from the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament (in realvideo).UPDATE: Click here to see some more pictures and also to hear some music from that recent EF mass sung at our church.
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