Today concludes, by a special Mass, the concert of praise offered during eight days by the Church to the Apostles Peter and Paul, the two foundational pillars of Christianity: authority and mission. Though very different in background, both were martyred … Continue reading
The July calendar has been posted. We encourage you to notice and appreciate the richness of the meaningful liturgy of the pre-1955 liturgical celebrations, its clarity and encompassing way of presenting –through the hands of the priest– our prayers to … Continue reading
This year, for each day in the month of May, we will be posting excerpts of the book The May Book of the Breviary, by Father John Fitzpatrick, O.M.I., published by R&T Washbourne, London, 1904. Nihil Obstat: Father Thomas … Continue reading
This year, for each day in the month of May, we will be posting excerpts of the book The May Book of the Breviary, by Father John Fitzpatrick, O.M.I., published by R&T Washbourne, London, 1904. Nihil Obstat: Father Thomas Dawson, O.M.I., … Continue reading
This year, for each day in the month of May, we will be posting excerpts of the book The May Book of the Breviary, by Father John Fitzpatrick, O.M.I., published by R&T Washbourne, London, 1904. Nihil Obstat: Father Thomas … Continue reading
This year, for each day in the month of May, we will be posting excerpts of the book The May Book of the Breviary, by Father John Fitzpatrick, O.M.I., published by R&T Washbourne, London, 1904. Nihil Obstat: Father Thomas … Continue reading
The April calendar has been posted. We encourage you to notice and appreciate the richness of the meaningful liturgy of the pre-1955 liturgical celebrations, its clarity and encompassing way of presenting –through the hands of the priest– our … Continue reading
The February calendar has been posted. We encourage you to notice and appreciate the richness of the meaningful liturgy of the pre-1955 liturgical celebrations, its clarity and encompassing way of presenting –through the hands of the priest– our … Continue reading
The January calendar has been reposted. The calendar graphic has been updated to account for two Sunday liturgies that are celebrated on weekdays this year. The first one – Sunday in the Octave of Epiphany – is commemorated … Continue reading
The January calendar has been posted. We encourage you to notice and appreciate the richness of the meaningful liturgy of the pre-1955 liturgical celebrations, its clarity and encompassing way of presenting –through the hands of the priest– our prayers to … Continue reading
