Extraordinary Form Coming To Monterey, Ca Area!

[jdmayer]

Plans are underway for the local celebration of the ‘Tridentine’ mass! Bishop-approved and everything (even though that isn’t necessary anymore).

Everyone interested is invited to a get-together in Salinas at 4pm on April 22nd. From what I understand, they are trying to gauge how many people are interested, so the more people who come the better. I believe that the priest who will be celebrating Mass for us will be there.

IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED, shoot me a pm and I will disseminate the information! Also, any suggestions as to where else I should share this info would be GREATLY appreciated. Need to SPREAD THE WORD!

God bless!

 

[I_Believe]

Good deal

Once the dates and times are set, please post them here…

forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?t=177324

God Bless

 

[jdmayer]

Thanks! Will do.

 

[jdmayer]

Traditional Latin Mass returning to Mission San Juan Bautista

After an absence of 40 years, the Traditional Latin Mass according to the Roman Missal of 1962 will return to Mission San Juan Bautista on the Feast Day of Saints Peter and Paul, Sunday, June 29, at 2 p.m.

The Latin Mass – to be celebrated by Father Nicholas Milich – will be a Sung Mass or Missa Cantata, with Gregorian Schola composed of singers from throughout the northern part of the Diocese of Monterey.

In July 2007, Pope Benedict XVI relaxed most restrictions on the celebration of the Traditional Latin Mass in his motu proprio, Summorum Pontificum. Benedict XVI decreed the traditional rite of the Mass as the “Extraordinary Form” of the Roman Rite with any Roman Rite priest free to celebrate it.

Current plans call for the Traditional Latin Mass to be celebrated regularly on Sundays at the San Juan Bautista Mission. For more information, contact the parish office at (831) 623-2127, or Andrew Russo at (831) 753-1419.

 

[Gertrude1535]

I am SOOOO sad that I moved, now!

 

[HOPEFUL_IN_UK]

Email Fr. Z at What Does The Prayer Really Say. He will publicize it, especially if you can send him anything concrete, like a link to a parish bulletin or something that proves what you’re saying is correct.