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Author Topic: New TLM coming to South Philadelphia  (Read 286 times)
Robb

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« on: June 30, 2009, 11:45:PM »

It looks like there is going to be another TLM in Philly (and the first permanent one  in South Philly in along time).

LATIN LITURGY ASSOCIATION, INC,
PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER
429 South   20th St. #A                         Dr. Rudolph Masciantonio,
Chairman
Philadelphia, PA 19146                         William A. Torchia, Esquire,
Vice Chairman
Telephone: 215 732-6431                                             
E Mail: Rudolphus9@aol.com
LLA Website:www.LatinLiturgy.com
Advisory Council: Dr. Harold Boatrite, Jean Buckalew Dr. Lucy E. Carroll,
Anthony Corvaia, Jane Errera, Dr. Francis X. Kelly, Esq., Dr. Timothy S.
McDonnell, Michael J. Miller, Charles L. Myers, Dr. Temple Painter, Father
Robert C. Pasley, KHS, John F.X. Reilly, Esq.

June 29, 2009
To: Members and Friends of the Philadelphia Chapter, Latin Liturgy
Association, Inc.
Re: New Weekly Sung Traditional Latin Mass at St. Paul Church between 9th
and 10th St. on Christian St., in South Philadelphia, Sundays at Noon,
Beginning Oct 25, 2009

Sodales:
Father Gerald Carey, Pastor of St. Paul Parish in South Philadelphia, has
announced that beginning on October 25, 2009 (the Feast of Christ the King in
the traditional calendar) a weekly sung Traditional Latin Mass (Missa
Cantata) will be offered at St. Paul Church every Sunday at noon. The weekly
TLMs
will begin with a Solemn High Mass on October 25. Everyone is most
cordially invited.

Parking is available across the street from the church. The church, which
is very close to the 9th St. Italian Market, is readily accessible via
various SEPTA lines.

The establishment of this Traditional Latin Mass in the Center City/South
Philadelphia area is something for which the Latin Liturgy Association, Inc.
and others have been working and praying over long years. I ask all our
members and friends to pray the Magnificat today in thanksgiving for the
wonderful blessing of this new weekly TLM. Also please pray for the success of
this
new endeavor.

Father Carey welcomes your help with this new endeavor, e.g., with servers
and singers for the Mass. His e-mail address is frgcarey@comcast.net. The
mailing address is: Fr. Gerald Carey, Pastor, St. Paul Parish, 808 South
Hutchinson St., Philadelphia, PA 19147   

Thank you for giving this message your attention and for publicizing this
new spiritual opportunity. We are very grateful to Father Carey and other
members of the clergy for making it available.

Divinum auxilium maneat semper nobiscum! Nos cum Prole pia benedicat Virgo
Maria!

Most cordially yours,

Rudy Masciantonio

Dr. Rudolph Masciantonio
Chairman, Philadelphia Chapter, Latin Liturgy Association, Inc.
429 S. 20th St., # A
Philadelphia, PA 19146
e-mail: Rudolphus9@aol.com
telephone: 215 732 6431
website: www.latinliturgy.com
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« Reply #1 on: June 30, 2009, 11:49:PM »

I'm confused, this is Latin Rite and you're promoting it? Aren't you Mr. NOCOR?
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SoCalLocal

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« Reply #2 on: July 01, 2009, 07:29:AM »

I'm confused, this is Latin Rite and you're promoting it? Aren't you Mr. NOCOR?
That was going to be my post!

Maybe there's two people sharing one screen name?
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Robb

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« Reply #3 on: July 01, 2009, 05:39:PM »

Since this is a Trad Catholic forum and since I am ever strving to behave myself, I just though that this would be an interesting piece of information for those of you who reside in the Philly area.

I have nothing against the Roman rite as a form of personal devotion for those that seek it.  Most of my family are RC Catholics and I co exist pretty peacefully with them in an atmosphere of interfaith la de dah ness.  Why then should I not do the same here?

Bob
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Belloc

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« Reply #4 on: July 02, 2009, 11:40:AM »

Since this is a Trad Catholic forum and since I am ever strving to behave myself, I just though that this would be an interesting piece of information for those of you who reside in the Philly area.

I have nothing against the Roman rite as a form of personal devotion for those that seek it.  Most of my family are RC Catholics and I co exist pretty peacefully with them in an atmosphere of interfaith la de dah ness.  Why then should I not do the same here?

Bob

Always Roman Rite, but went to  eastern Rite for awhile, beautiful liturgy.......
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