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Tomorrow (Sunday, July 20) is the 6th Sunday after Pentecost. And the Traditional Latin Mass continues in 3 locations in the Archdiocese of Washington. Come pray with us at one! For Diocese of Arlington TLM's, see @tlmarlington 's website listings: latinmassarlington.org/find-tlm/paris…

Today is the feast of St Apollinaris, traditionally said to have been a disciple of St Peter, & to have come with him to Rome from Antioch. He was sent to evangelize the north of Italy, & died at Ravenna, his episcopal city, ca. 80AD. Mosaic from the basilica dedicated to him in

Today we honor St. Mary Magdalene, apostle to the apostles. A beautiful model of repentance and love for Christ.

Archbishop Cordileone on the Latin Mass: “I feel I’m breathing with 2000 years of history of the Church in that Mass because of how it’s organically developed over so many centuries” My full exclusive interview with Abp Cordileone on the Latin Mass, coming soon on @PerMariam

St. Ann Catholic Church Charlotte, North Carolina 12:30pm TLM (July 20, 2025). 435 in attendance. 390 the Sunday before, 400 on Sunday, July 6. Faithful Catholics assisting at the TLM in their own parish. Soon to be exiled in the name of unity. #tlm #charlottelatinmass

First Masses of the six newly ordained priests in the chapel at the Institute's seminary in Gricigliano. Deo gratias!

The Sixteen Teresian Martyrs of Compiègne, Guillotined 1794 They are the first sufferers under the French Revolution. They knelt and chanted the "Veni Creator", after which they all renewed their baptismal and religious vows. The novice was executed first, and the prioress last.

On July 17, 1794, sixteen Discalced Carmelite nuns, lay sisters, and externs from the Carmel of Compiègne, France, faced the guillotine at the Place de la Nation in Paris, marking a profound moment of courage during the French Revolution’s Reign of Terror. Known as the Martyrs of…

With journalist Diane Montagna’s publication of the alleged concluding section of the DDF’s report on the bishops’ survey, it is now hard to see how the suppression of the Latin Mass was done in good faith. | @LMSChairman

“Above all we must focus on Christ, which in the Eastern Liturgies is achieved by turning to the East, from where He came, comes, and will come. This cosmic and eschatological dimension is key to divine worship. The orientation of the priest ad Deum (towards God), towards the…

"The character assassination directed at Catholics who merely wish to worship as their predecessors did, was a greater threat to the preservation of the Traditional Mass than the impediments to its celebration introduced by Pope Francis." —@LMSChairman firstthings.com/pope-leo-and-t…

Our Lady of Mount Carmel On July 16 1251, Mary appeared to St. Simon Stock and placed in his hands the Brown Scapular. It was given as an assurance, for all who died wearing it, of her protection. Those in the Confraternity of our Lady of Mount Carmel participate in their merits

Our Lady of Mount Carmel, pray for us! Today we honor her protection and ask her to guide us to her Son. 📍Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church in Littleton, CO

In one diocese of the Roman Catholic Church it is against the rules to say the mass ad orientum. In another, it looks to be fine. Why can the Pope say mass ad orientum but a priest in Charlotte can’t?

A Catholic Church in Connecticut recently transformed a parish kitchen into a beautiful Eucharistic Adoration chapel. This is how we renew the Church.

Archbishop Vigneron on Summorum Pontificum: "The discipline it has put in place is bearing much good fruit, especially in the lives of the faithful & in restoring ecclesial peace. There is no question in my mind about the legitimacy of the Extraordinary Form as extraordinary."😇

Today is the feast day of St Bonaventure (+1274), one of the greatest medieval doctors of the Church - and a great spiritual master.

Tomorrow (Sunday, July 13) is the 5th Sunday after Pentecost. And the Traditional Latin Mass continues in 3 locations in the Archdiocese of Washington. Come pray with us at one! For Diocese of Arlington TLM's, see @tlmarlington 's website listings: latinmassarlington.org/find-tlm/paris…

A joyful moment from a summer baptism at St. Lawrence. Please pray for all newly baptized children and their families as they begin their journey in the faith! 📍St. Lawrence FSSP in Harrisburg, PA

As we celebrate the feast of St. Benedict, I think about how Catholics in the USA (at least my area) seem to have basically accepted the near disappearance of religious life. Even small parishes used to have half a dozen Sisters. Now there are almost none in the whole diocese. >