Daily Latin Mass anywhere?

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In the US or anywhere else you know of.

Thanks very much for your help! I have been wondering this for a while.
 
ljubim said:
In the US or anywhere else you know of.

Thanks very much for your help! I have been wondering this for a while.
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Many SSPX and FSSP chapels offer daily Mass in the Extraordinary Form.
 
christthekingsarasota.org/

This church in Sarasota is trying to put it on live stream (is working on getting it set up) every day and has daily Latin Mass. The church is run by the priestly fraternity of St Peter. If you cannot actually make a daily Latin Mass, this website has a video link to the streaming mass video so when they get their video working you can watch it.
 
ljubim said:
In the US or anywhere else you know of.

Thanks very much for your help! I have been wondering this for a while.
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San Diego California at Saint Annes Church. It is a parish dedicated exclusively to the Extraordinary Form of the Mass, admisnistered by the FSSP and is fully and totally in communion with Rome. It offersdaily Mass as well as several Masses on Sunday. It is the result of years of prayer by the faithful of the Traditional Mass Society of San Diego, who met for years at a Mauseleum Chapel and prayed endless rosaries asking for the intercession of the Blessed Mother in order to obatin their own Church. It worked.👍stannes-sandiego.org/ourparish09.html
 
North American Martyr;s parish (FSSP) in Seattle, Washington.
 
My parish, Sts. Peter and Paul in Naperville, Illinois, has a Latin Mass six days a week, most weeks. We are fortunate to have both a bishop and a pastor who are friendly to traditional Catholicism, although as far as I know, neither has ever said a TLM.
 
Hi everyone:

I do know that a parish in my city (Calgary Alberta), St. Anthony’s does offer Daily Mass in the EF. They’re run (at least partially) by the FSSP. I personally haven’t gone (yet) but I’ve heard great things from one of the sisters in SOLI. They also offer Low Mass and High Mass on Sundays.

Chantal
 
mick321 said:
Many SSPX and FSSP chapels offer daily Mass in the Extraordinary Form.
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You couldn’t get me into an SSPX chapel for my life 🙂
The risk is far too great!

Thanks again for the replies guys 😃
 
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What is the risk?
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They’re schismatics of corse! Not in full union yet.

I’m asking btw vecause eventually I’d like to end up in one of these places so that I can take my kids to daily mass in Latin, not just weekly, if at all possible.
 
MikeDunphy said:
My parish, Sts. Peter and Paul in Naperville, Illinois, has a Latin Mass six days a week, most weeks. We are fortunate to have both a bishop and a pastor who are friendly to traditional Catholicism, although as far as I know, neither has ever said a TLM.
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I’ve attended there and I’ll make an effort to go there more often. Very beautiful Mass with a nice choir. Impressive attendance for a 5:30PM Mass.

Currently I’m attenting Fr. Brankin’s Masses at St. Odilo’s in Berwyn. I like his enthusiasm for the Mass.
 
ljubim said:
They’re schismatics of corse! Not in full union yet.

I’m asking btw vecause eventually I’d like to end up in one of these places so that I can take my kids to daily mass in Latin, not just weekly, if at all possible.
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And why would that be a risk to you? If you attend a Mass at one of their Chapels, do you think all of a sudden you would become infected? That seems a bit of a stretch. The Church herself says it is OK to attend their Masses, but advises against attending them too often or exclusively. That’s all. The Church has never prohibited anyone from attending them and the only people ever excommunicated were the Archbishop and the Bishops he consecrated. All their Priests are valid Priests and they all are able to confect a valid Eucharist at the Masses. The Church feels that by attending these Masses exclusively or on a regular basis a person may develop a mentality that lends itself to continuing the schism, but occasional attendance based on a love of the Traditional Mass is ok.

I can see your concern at attending a daily Mass but an occasional one should be no problem at all.
 
palmas85 said:
And why would that be a risk to you? If you attend a Mass at one of their Chapels, do you think all of a sudden you would become infected? That seems a bit of a stretch. The Church herself says it is OK to attend their Masses, but advises against attending them too often or exclusively. That’s all. The Church has never prohibited anyone from attending them and the only people ever excommunicated were the Archbishop and the Bishops he consecrated. All their Priests are valid Priests and they all are able to confect a valid Eucharist at the Masses. The Church feels that by attending these Masses exclusively or on a regular basis a person may develop a mentality that lends itself to continuing the schism, but occasional attendance based on a love of the Traditional Mass is ok.

I can see your concern at attending a daily Mass but an occasional one should be no problem at all.
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I understand what you are saying, it’s just that there’s so many fully approved Latin masses around, it seems I could bear making the effort to find a Church in full union. 🙂

Anyway, since I’m wondering about places I might like to live one day, I don’t think I’ll base that on SSPX (since I’d be a regular).
 
Holy Innocents in Manhttan has a daily TLM (but not one on Sundays!) and unlike the other parishes mentioned, it is a diocesan parish that mostly offers the Novus Ordo.

The TLM 6pm M-F and 1pm on Saturdays.

(There are 2 TLMs on Sunday at nearby parishes so the need at Holy Innocents is not so strong).
 
Assumption Grotto in Detroit offers a daily Low Mass, and a Sunday High Mass

assumptiongrotto.com/

It is a Diocesan parish (run and staffed by priests from the Archdiocese of Detroit).
 
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