Solemn High / Low Cantata locator?

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I seem to remember a locator or a list for Latin churches offering Trad services.

I tried using the search function, but my screen isn’t displaying it properly.

Anyone got a link?
 
I suppose I should at least identify the area.

Atlanta, GA, specifically the northeastern part towards Gainesville.
 
I suppose I should at least identify the area.

Atlanta, GA, specifically the northeastern part towards Gainesville.
No, actually, the FSSP parish is St. Francis de Sales in Mableton, Cobb County, which is west of Atlanta and quite a distance from Gainesville.
 
No, actually, the FSSP parish is St. Francis de Sales in Mableton, Cobb County, which is west of Atlanta and quite a distance from Gainesville.
No actually? I don’t understand the nature of your response.
 
FSSP is the Fraternity of Saint Peter, which are in good standing and communion with Rome, yeah?
 
No actually? I don’t understand the nature of your response.
I do not understand what you are saying. I gave the correct location of St. Francis de Sales parish, in contrast to an earlier, inaccurate post.
 
I do not understand what you are saying. I gave the correct location of St. Francis de Sales parish, in contrast to an earlier, inaccurate post.
If you’re responding to BayernAnhaenger, my screen is showing your post before his. I think that’s what’s causing the confusion.
 
If you’re responding to BayernAnhaenger, my screen is showing your post before his. I think that’s what’s causing the confusion.
No, I was responding to your earlier post
I suppose I should at least identify the area.

Atlanta, GA, specifically the northeastern part towards Gainesville.
which was not accurate in the context of this thread.
 
Well, there is traditio.com Even though I don’t care for all his listings, it is the most comprehensive out there. Confession for you I hope is easier to find. Look up in the Kennedy Directory(Official Catholic Directory) for priests in your general area, sticking to priests who were ordained in 68’ (probably okay) using the old rite of ordination, or earlier. Make sure you hear the proper words of absolution, in particular the words “I absolve you” being most vital.
I know it is not what you asked, but it is somewhat up the alley you are going. Not everyone will agree, but I wanted to give you the best advice possible.

Joe
 
which was not accurate in the context of this thread.
How is me posting the area where I’d be looking for trad services not accurate in the context of this thread?

You know… “Hey, I don’t have an address for locations, but I happen to know that Saint Whatever’s Catholic Church near… Dunwoody, GA has one every third Sunday.”

Just drop it. It’s too small to bicker over.
 
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