Thursday, March 31, 2011

Childrens Choir Camp

The Institute of Christ the King will have a summer camp for children to learn to sing Catholic music at the Traditional Latin Mass. CHILDREN’S CHOIR CAMP AUGUST 7 TO 12, 2011 The Institute will offer its second Children’s Choir Camp this summer. The Camp has been scheduled for August 7-12, 2011. This year we will be able to assure the presence of Canon Aaron Huberfeld throughout the whole time of the camp. He will celebrate daily Mass for the children and participate in the teaching of Gregorian Chant and Choir practice. Please contact us at 314-771-3100 or send an email to sfds@institute-christ-king.org if you are interested in registering your child.

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Father Bing Arrives to Say Latin Masses in Atlanta Diocese

A reminder that Father Bing of EWTN fame will be at St Andrews parish this Friday to say 2 latin Masses. One at 9:00 pm and one at 1:00 am. Various devotions between masses, see post below for more details. Saint Andrew675 Riverside RoadRoswell, GA 30075 On Saturday and Sunday he will be conducting a lenten retreat at the HolidayInn Roswell 909 Holmcomb Bridge Rd 30076 . Saturday it is from 8:30-6:30 pm and Sunday 8:00-4:00. You can get the detailed schedule and mass times for the weekend at the Friday evening masses.

Sunday, March 27, 2011

ALTAR BOY SUMMER CAMP

The FSSP will have a week long summer camp that will be held in conjunction with Camp Gargano in Lincoln Nebraska. The FSSP seminary in cooperation with Doug Barry ( co host of Life on the Rock on EWTN and head of camp Gargano) will have camp from May 22-June 2 2011. Camp St Michael is open to boys ages 11-16. They will have in depth training in serving the various masses and functions in a traditional parish. They will also learn the functions of a sacristan. What a wonderful opportunity for boys to spend time with seminarians and priests being immersed in their Faith and having fun too. For more info see www.fssp.com

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Latin Class for Clerics

Place: Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary, Denton, Nebraska (Airport access: Lincoln NE).

Dates: Noon on Monday 6 June-Noon Friday 10 June

Cost: $400 for instruction, room and board

Instructor: Prof. John M. Pepino, PhD

Entrance requirement: to have done seminary-level Latin and to be a priest or seminarian in good standing (testimonial letters required; sample available upon request).
Purpose: to help clergy whose Latin has become rusty to understand liturgical texts better.
Means: review of the core grammar and vocabulary of liturgical Latin. Afternoons are spent on lessons; mornings on homework.
Texts: Roman Missal and Breviary, 1962 edition; work is done on photocopies. Bring a grammar and Latin dictionary.
For an application packet or questions, please email or write to John Pepino:
patres@fsspolgs.org
c/o Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary
7880 West Denton Rd
Denton, NE 68339.

Monday, March 21, 2011

Solemn High Mass for the Annunciation

Saint Francis de Sales Mableton (Atlanata Diocese)


Fri., Mar. 25 Feast of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
6:00-6:45 Exposition & Confessions
6:50 Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
7:00 Solemn High Mass

Everyone is invited to go eat after mass at Pasta Bella Resturant. Pennance is dispensed with because it is a Feast Day

The church is located at :
587 Landers Drive Mableton Ga 30126
For info contact the parish at 770 948-6888

Saturday, March 19, 2011

Solemn Mass in Macon a Big Success

Thanks go out to Father McDonald, Father Ferguson , Rev'd Mister Coates and all the servers and schola members for last nights Solemn High Mass in Macon. It was nothing but Extra Ordianry!!!! Here is a report written by Father McDonald. Please thank him if you get a chance.

I don't have any photos of it yet, but our Solemn Sung High Mass in the Extraordinary Form for the Vigil of the Solemnity of Saint Joseph was absolutely stunning, inspiring and beautiful.Our choirs under the direction of Ms. Nelda Chapman, our music director and organist, and our assistant organist Harold McManus, sang Schubert's Mass in G Major flawlessly. It is a very lovely choir setting and our choir did it with ease! Beau Palmer chanted in an exquisite way according to Gregorian melodies the Introit, Gradual, Tract, Offertory and Communion Antiphons. No hymns were sung until the recessional when we sang an English hymn, O Joseph, Mighty Patron. This was the Roman Mass in its pure form, nothing but the Mass sung as it should be. No hymns, no anthems, just the Mass and nothing but the Mass. We had about 150 in attendance for the Mass on a Friday night at 7:30 PM and not a Holy Day of Obligation. Many spoke to me afterward saying they had not been to a Mass like that in over 45 years. Some said it brought tears to their eyes.Many of the younger people who had never experienced anything like this asked why in the world this type of Mass isn't offered more often. Others said that the Church made a tremendous mistake is dumping this style or order of Mass in favor of a too simplified and less dignified form of it. Thank God for Pope Benedict who has returned this form of the Mass back to the clergy and laity. It is truly a gift and as such and because it is worship and prayer it will build the Body of Christ.Our deacon and sub-deacon did a wonderful job. Their parts and movements are the most complicated. The sub-deacon is actually a permanent deacon, Donald Coates and the deacon is actually a priest, our parochial vicar, Fr. Justin Ferguson. I hear they did what they were suppose to do well, although I couldn't tell. You really need eyes on the back of your head for this Mass when you are the priest celebrating it. Of course the acting deacon was none to pleased with the celebrant when he took his "ite missa est" from him by mistake. We had at least eight adult servers.From an ecumenical point of view, our choir director/organist is a United Methodist who knows both forms of the one Roman Rite backwards and forwards and our organist is a Southern Baptist. Now how's that for ecumenism????? And in the Extraordinary Form to boot!

Saturday, March 12, 2011

Father Bing of EWTN Comes to Celebrate Latin Mass

On the First Frday in April Father Bing of EWTN fame will be in the Atlanta Diocese to conduct a retreat and will say several Latin Masses on the weekend of his visit. April 1st 2011Father Bing will visit St Andrews parish and will celebrate the latin mass this evening at 9:00 pm and again at 1:00 am. He will be accompanied by several priests, brothers and nuns. Beginning at 8:00 pm, his fellow priests will start hearing confessions and will stay in the confessional all night to make sure everyone can get to confession. During the evening there will be various devotions including adoration, Benediction, Eucharistic Procession, rosary etc. The schedule of the weekend retreat will be available for pick up to find out when his others masses will be on Saturday and Sunday.


Saint Andrew
675 Riverside Road
Roswell, GA 30075

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

SPECIAL SOLEMN HIGH MASS IN MACON-UPDATED

UPDATE: The mass tonight will be Shuberts Mass in G major


On Friday March 18th for the Feast of the Vigil of Saint Joseph, there will be a special Solemn High Mass at 7:30 pm at St Josephs Catholic Church. This is to mark the parish patronal Feast.

Saint Joseph Catholic Church
830 Poplar Street
Macon, GA 31201
Phone (478) 745-1631

Sunday, March 6, 2011

GREGORIAN CHANT WORKSHOP

There will be an excellent opportunity to learn Gregorian Chant at a workshop on Saturday May 14th 2011. It will be from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm. It will take place at the church of St Francis de Sales in Mableton, in the Atlanta Diocese. The workshop will cover the basics of chant, beginning at the most elementary level, examining some familiar pieces in the Gregorian repertoire for the Mass. The course will be taught by Fr. Brian Austin, FSSP, who will be visiting from Florida. If you need a motel please contact Una Voce Georgia for a list in the area. (latinmass@joimail.com)

The church is located at 587 Landers Drive Mableton Ga 30126
For info contact the parish at 770 948-6888

SPECIAL MASSES IN ATLANTA DIOCESE

The parish of St Francis de Sales in Mableton has the following special masses of interest:

Ash Wednesday Solemn High Mass 7:30 pm

Fridays in Lent: 6:00 pm confessions
7:00 pm Stations of the Cross
7:3o pm Mass

March 19th (Feast of St Joseph): Solemn High Mass 10:00 am followed by brunch and the traditional St Josephs table

March 25th ( Feast of the Annunciation) 7:00 pm Solemn High Mass

Trip to Traditional Ordination of Rev'd Mister Pelster by Most Reverend Fabian Bruskewitz May 19-22. For info contact Thomas Anderson at taanderson2@gmail.com