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Merrick
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I am looking for a list of monasteries for men in the USA that solely celebrate the extraordinary form of the mass. If anyone can help that would be great.
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Errham
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Clear Creek Monastery in Oklahoma belongs to the Solesmes congregation, who celebrate the TLM and have a very heavy focus on Gregorian Chant. Their chapel is currently under construction but based on the representations it should absolutely beautiful once finished.
The Carmelite Monastery in Wyoming uses the TLM. They’re also planning on significantly upgrading the monastery soon, by building an almost postcard-ish European-style monastery.
IIRC, St. Louis Abbey has a TLM and a solemn Latin Vespers either once per month or every Sunday. Sorry, I forgot.
The website of Holy Cross Monastery in Chicago says on their website that they celebrate “most of the Mass” in Latin. Whether this means a Novus Ordo Mass in Latin or a TLM I’m not sure.
If you’re willing to look over the pond, Farnborough Abbey in England uses the TLM and their Gregorian Chant is world-renowned. Plus, it’s one of the most beautiful monasteries that I’ve ever laid eyes upon.
The Carmelite Monastery in Wyoming uses the TLM. They’re also planning on significantly upgrading the monastery soon, by building an almost postcard-ish European-style monastery.
IIRC, St. Louis Abbey has a TLM and a solemn Latin Vespers either once per month or every Sunday. Sorry, I forgot.
The website of Holy Cross Monastery in Chicago says on their website that they celebrate “most of the Mass” in Latin. Whether this means a Novus Ordo Mass in Latin or a TLM I’m not sure.
If you’re willing to look over the pond, Farnborough Abbey in England uses the TLM and their Gregorian Chant is world-renowned. Plus, it’s one of the most beautiful monasteries that I’ve ever laid eyes upon.
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