Detroit's Tridentine Mass

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For anyone who is interested, the Christmas Schedule of Masses at the St. Josaphat, St. Joseph and Assumption in Windsor has been posted on the St. Josaphat Blog. Visit: stjosaphat.wordpress.com/.

Also, if you haven’t seen the photos from our recent Tridentine Confirmation Liturgy celebrated by Archbishop Allen Vigneron, you may view those on the blog too. We plan to put up one more set of photos from that event very soon so please keep checking the blog for updates.
 
Our three part series of photos on the Tridentine Confirmations has finally been completed. You may view all these photos at stjosaphat.wordpress.com/.

St. Philomena devotions will be held on Sunday, January 10 after the 9:30 AM Mass. We will have prayers and veneration of the relic. All are invited to join us for these devotions.
 
Another local Extraordinary Form Mass site debuts today, Thursday, January 7, 2010: At 7:00 PM, St. Theresa Church in Windsor will hold a sung Tridentine Mass, its first in over 40 years.

St. Theresa will hold additional Low Masses on the following Thursdays: January 28, February 11, and February 25, all at 7:00 PM. Future Masses will be scheduled if demand warrants, so please show your support.

Music for the Mass will be led by local Gregorian Chant expert Wassim Sarweh.

St. Theresa is located at 1991 Norman Road, near the intersection of Tecumseh and Pillette Roads on the east side of Windsor, approximately six miles from the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel.
 
Photos from our Latin Liturgy Convention will be posted during the coming days and weeks on our blog Exsultate Iusti in Domino. You are encouraged to check daily for updates.

You may also contribute photos you may have taken if you came for the LLA Convention. Information on how to do this is available at the blog.
 
More phhotos from our Latin Liturgy Convention Pontifical Mass have been posted on Exsultate Iusti in Domino.

Photos from the LLA Convention Vespers and Pontifical Mass have been featured on .orgwww.newliturgicalmovement.

Comments on the LLA Convention are most certainly welcome on this thread or on the blog.

On a side note…Brown Scapular Enrollment will take place after the 9:30 AM Tridentine Mass this Sunday.
 
Check out St. Josaphat’s blog during the coming days for special photo posts.
  • Tridentine Requiem at St. Paul on the Lake
  • Flint Pontifical Mass with Bishop Boyea
 
Similar topic…Your former Auxiliary Bishop, Daniel Flores, has just completed his 8th month as our bishop.

The guy is brilliant and an amazing bishop. He has really won the hearts of the faithful in the Diocese of Brownsville like no bishop has since Humberto Cardinal Mederios was our bishop in the early 70s.

Now here is the question…what is Bishop Flores’ attitude toward the TLM? Did he celebrate it in Detroit?

He has worn traditional vestments a few times. For example, on the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ, he wore a fiddleback chasuble with a dalmatic underneath.
 
When I go home to visit my parents we always attend St. Josephat’s. We got lost the last time (because my father is terminally ill and in hospice and isn’t there to drive us anymore, he used to attend as well) but finally found our way and were not late for mass.

I wish we could bring a big beautiful church like that down here to KY for our FSSP community. We need a church of our own.

Our family is just in awe when we go to mass at St. Josephat’s. Looks like you have more folks in attendance and the mass if beautiful as is the music and choir. You have a real treasure. How could one not feel close to God with such a beautiful church and beautiful mass?

Keep up the excellent work. 👍
 
Special Announcement from St. Josaphat Tridentine Community

Earlier this year, the Vatican designated Ste. Anne, the mother of Our Lady, as the patroness of the Archdiocese of Detroit. This is fitting for a number of reasons, not the least of which is because the oldest parish in the Archdiocese was named in her honor. Ste. Anne de Detroit Parish survives to this day: Run by the Basilian Fathers, it is located at the Detroit end of the Ambassador Bridge and is the sister parish to the similarly Basilian-run Assumption Church at the Windsor end of the bridge.

Ste. Anne’s Feast Day this year in both the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms is Tuesday, July 26. On that Tuesday, a High Mass for the Feast of Ste. Anne will be celebrated at Windsor’s Assumption Church at the usual time of 7:00 PM.

In Detroit, however, St. Josaphat Church will be taking advantage of a provision in the rubrics for External Solemnities. **St. Josaphat’s 9:30 AM Mass on Sunday, July 24 will be for the External Solemnity of Ste. Anne. **Tridentine rubrics allow the Feast of the patron saint of a diocese to be moved to the nearest Sunday. As far as we know, St. Josaphat will be the only Tridentine Mass in the Archdiocese of Detroit to celebrate the Mass of Ste. Anne on the Sunday. Veneration of the relic of Ste. Anne will follow the Mass, and a reception will be held in the Parish Hall afterwards.

From: Tridentine Community News (July 17, 2011)

This Mass will be a Solemn High Mass. Please come as we celebrate the patroness of the Archdiocese of Detroit, Good Ste. Anne. Invite your family and friends.
 
Hello, I know this thread is old. So I hope it is responded to.
Now, please forgive my ignorance.
Is this Church in Detroit Tridentine? or Latin? Or are they one and the same?
I do not know the difference. I did meet a man at work and he told me he was brought up in the Tridentine “Rite” I assume it is a Rite. If I am incorrect please forgive me.
My curiosity began when I started praying the LOTH with a Priest for my Diocese. I am in Toledo so not far from Detroit. But, it seems so beautiful the Latin language and the prayers said in Latin are so awesome.
I would love to just see a Mass said in Latin. It seems so beautiful and reverent.
Again, forgive my ignorance and I am not wanting to offend anyone, I literally don’t know and didn’t know there were so many ‘different’ types of Mass that we celebrate as Catholics. I am excited to see Mass celebrated in any form just to enjoy the community togetherness.
Thank you,
 
Detroit Latin Mass folks,

I noticed that Old St. Mary’s in Greek Town has a Latin Mass at 10:00.
Does anyone know if this is a TLM or a Latin Mass in the OF?

Thanks,
God Bless!
 
Where is Old St Mary’s in Greektown as it would be different to attend the OF done in Latin?
 
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