Traditional Parishes in St. Louis?

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I was hoping that someone could point me towards parishes in the St. Louis area which are considered more traditional. I realize that word is a bit nebulous, but by that I mean an older piety, architecture, way in which the mass is celebrated, etc. I’ve visited St. John the Baptist, St. Anthony of Padua, St. Raymond’s Maronite, and the Cathedral Bascilica so far. I plan to visit St. Francis de Sales next, which I assume must be very traditional since it offers the OF mass, but what others would you reccomend? Thanks!
 
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I was hoping that someone could point me towards parishes in the St. Louis area which are considered more traditional. I realize that word is a bit nebulous, but by that I mean an older piety, architecture, way in which the mass is celebrated, etc. I’ve visited St. John the Baptist, St. Anthony of Padua, St. Raymond’s Maronite, and the Cathedral Bascilica so far. I plan to visit St. Francis de Sales next, which I assume must be very traditional since it offers the OF mass, but what others would you reccomend? Thanks!
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I’ve never been to St. Francis de Sales, but I have been following the whole restoration and everything. From the pictures it is a absolutely BEAUTIFUL church and they have the full time Latin mass there! That will be a great church for you!
 
ICRSS is very traditional indeed, and celebrates only the classical Roman Liturgy (not the OF). May you have a joyous Mass at St. Francis de Sales!

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