The Traditional Latin Mass in Michiana: Special Year for Priests announced

Monday, March 16, 2009

Special Year for Priests announced

The Holy Father announced that the Church will celebrate a special year for priests beginning on June 19, 2009. The year will commemorate the 150^th anniversary of the death of St. Jean Vianney, Cure of Ars.

CNA Article here.

1 comments:

Adrienne said...: Wonderful! We need good, holy, Traditional Latin Mass priests!!!
I pray for a new era of such good men - we don't need any more 'good buddies'! In Persona Christi commands holiness from the priest and respect from the laity.
St. John Vianney,† ora pro nobis!
(P.S. - please send one of those priests as a 'new Bishop' here in Buffalo, NY, too!)
God Bless you!; March 16, 2009 9:11 PM

The Traditional Latin Mass Locations and Times

St. Patrick Catholic Church
309 S. Taylor Str.
South Bend, IN 46601
Pastor: Fr. Leonard Chrobot
The St. Mother Theodore Guerin Latin Mass Community of Fort Wayne-South Bend
7:45 am, all Sundays
7:00pm, Holy Days
Potluck Breakfast and coffee after Mass on all Sundays
Religious Ed, Community activities, 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month.
Chaplain and Celebrant: Fr. George Gabet, FSSP
(Fr. Jerome Esper, C.S.C.)

St. Stanislaus Kostka
1506 Washington Str.
Michigan City, Indiana 46360
12:30 pm (1:30pm South Bend Time), Sundays
7:00 am (8:00 am South Bend Time), Wednesdays
Holy Days of Obligation, as announced
Pastor: Fr. Ciesla
Celebrant: Fr. John Hogan

St. Charles Borromeo Chapel, Alumni Hall
University of Notre Dame
9:00 am, most Sundays of the academic year
(Students, staff and faculty and their guests only)

St. Mary Catholic Church
939 Charlotte Avenue
Kalamazoo, MI
12:00 pm, Sundays
Holy Days of Obligation, as announced
Pastor: Fr. Robert Sirico
Assistant: Fr. David Grondz

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Iota Unum: A Study of the Changes in the Catholic Church in the 20th Century. by Professor Romano Amerio. Romano Amerio, Italian by nationality, is a man of broad and classical erudition, who taught philosophy, Greek and Latin at the Academy of Lugano, Switzerland from 1928 to 1970. He was an episcopal consultant to the Central Preparatory Commission of Vatican II and was a peritus for the Bishop of Lugano during the Council. A true insider to the Council's activities. He was a friend of the late Cardinal Siri of Genoa and died in 1997. 334 topic-sections in forty-two chapters covering, among many other things: The Crisis, The Crises of the Church, The Council: Before, During and After, Paul VI, The Priesthood, Youth, Women, Somatolatry, Penance, Religious and Social Movements… Natural Law, Divorce, Sodomy, Abortion, Suicide, Death Penalty, War, Situation Ethics, Work, Secondary Christianity, Democracy in the Church, Theology and Philosophy, Ecumenism, Baptism, Eucharist, Liturgical Reform, Matrimony, Theodicy, Eschatology, and MUCH MUCH more! 816pp. Available from Angelus Press.

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"The Mass… that most beautiful of all things outside Heaven, the Latin rite of the Adorable Sacrifice... came forth out of the grand mind of the Church, and lifted us out of earth and out of self, and wrapped us round in a cloud of mystical sweetness and the sublimities of a more than angelic liturgy, and purified us almost without ourselves, and charmed us with the celestial charming, so that our very senses seemed to find vision, hearing, fragrance, taste, and touch beyond what earth can give"

--Father William Faber, priest of the Brompton Oratory, composer of "Faith of Our Fathers", on the Immortal Mass.

Monday, March 16, 2009

Special Year for Priests announced

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