Latin Mass Magazine-Journal of Catholic Culture and Tradition

[Mark]

This has got to be the BEST Catholic and traditional Catholic periodical out there! The historical articles in it are some of the BEST I've ever read, and a tremendous amount of Catholic scholars and clergy contribute to this Magazine.

 

The Latin Mass magazine is one of the fastest growing Catholic periodicals in the country.

 

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Our Mission Statement To make known the treasures of Catholicism within the context of a Western culture that is in the process of rejecting the Faith responsible for its greatness. To offer an antidote to the universal phenomenon of an accelerating secularism that is hostile to the One True Church and the salvific charge given to it by our Lord. To disseminate through a variety of disciplines the fullness of Catholic culture and fight against the corrupting influence of the compartmentalization of knowledge. Some Key Means of Accomplishing the Mission Develop The Latin Mass journal into the intellectual arm of Catholics working for the return of the Church to tradition and authentic organic development. Identify, develop and publish writers committed to Catholic liturgical, spiritual, theological and cultural traditions. Organize educational conferences that will offer priests and faithful (often isolated because of their views and dispositions) a sense of hope and rekindle enthusiasm for grassroots propagation of the Faith. Establish a study center(s) of well-formed priests who will live and work together on various research and publication projects that will assist the articulation of Catholic tradition. These same priests would: • Host Catholic writers and journalists from around the world at the center(s). • Develop the intellectual requirements for the journal and conferences. • Welcome brother priests from around the world and provide them a place to gain perspective through healthy priestly camaraderie. The Latin Mass is an apostolate of Keep the Faith, Inc. Tax-deductible gifts may be made to: The Latin Mass–Keep the Faith, Inc. and sent to: 50 So. Franklin Turnpike, Ramsey, NJ 07446-2546       Selected Articles by Title & Category   Features The Emasculation of the Priesthood by Father James McLucas The Missal of 1962 - A Rock of Stability by Michael Davies, Spring 2001 Cluny: A Light from the Past by Thomas E. Woods, Jr.- Fall 2001 The Buck Stops Where? by Father Christopher Slattery - Fall 2001 The New Rite of Exorcism by Father X - Summer 2002 Rumbles from France by Christopher Ferrara - Summer 2002 Rumbles from France - A Response by Father Devillers - Summer 2002 Rumbles from France - Final Commentary by Christopher Ferrara - Summer 2002 An Interview with Michael Rose   Departments The Spirituality of the Ancient Liturgy: Part 1 by Father Chad Ripperger, F.S.S.P. The Spirituality of the Ancient Liturgy: Part 2 by Father Chad Ripperger, F.S.S.P. Present at the Demolition: A Philosopher Remembers and Reminds by Dr. Alice von Hildebrand, Summer 2001 Conservative vs. Traditional Catholicism: Distinctions with Philosophical Differences by Fr. Chad Ripperger, F.S.S.P., Spring 2001 Bishop in the Wilderness by Elizabeth Altham The Construction of the New Mass - Part II by Father Romano Tommasi Words of Father Faber for Modern Catholics by Diane Moczar Dostoevsky and the Mystery of Russia by David Allen White The Bad Seed The liberal-fascist embrace – and its post conciliar consequences by John C. Rao The Illusion of Secular Salvation: the limits, and opportunities, of politics. by Thomas A. Droleskey Homeschooling The Successful Homeschool: Some Key Ingredients by Susan Lloyd, Spring 2001 Homeschooling: The Right Approach by Laura Berquist, Fall 2001 The Struggle for Chastity and Purity by Bruce Walters The Morality of Tattoos and Body Piercing by Father Peter Joseph © 1999 – 2004 Keep the Faith, Inc. All Rights reserved.   Our Staff Publisher: Keep the Faith, Inc. Editor-in-Chief: Father James McLucas Managing Editor: John W. Blewett Associate Editor: Thomas E. Woods, Jr. Art Director: Ronald W. Lawson Contributing Editors Father Calvin Goodwin, F.S.S.P. Ronald P. McArthur Contributors Elizabeth Altham • Matthew M. Anger • Father William Ashley Father Ignacio Barreiro • Bishop Eugenijus Bartulis Father David R. Becker • James Bemis Father Jerome Bertram, O.P. • Laura Berquist Marie Siobhan Boland • Patrick Buchanan Father James B. Buckley, F.S.S.P. • Neri Capponi Francis Carey • Matthew Childs • John Clark William Coulson • Thomas J. Craughwell • H.W. Crocker, III Leo Darroch • Michael Davies • Michael de Tar, M.D. Brett Decker • Patrick Delaney • William Doino, Jr. Thomas A. Droleskey • Father Raymond V. Dunn Alice Thomas Ellis • Father Evaristus Eshiowu • Edwin Faust Christopher Ferrara • Father Sean Finnegan Father Kevin Fitzpatrick • James K. Fitzpatrick Father Robert Fromageot, F.S.S.P. • John Galvin Lord Brian Gill • Cecile Bolling von Goetz Richard Cowden Guido • Norris Harrington Father Brian Harrison, O.S. • Father Ignatius Harrison Kathleen Howley • Kenneth Jones • Father Peter Joseph Hermann Kelly • Joseph Kung • Susan Lloyd James Lothian • Dino Marcantonio Father Anthony Mastroeni • Thomas McArdle Andrew J. McCauley • D. Q. McInerny • Diane Moczar Father John Mole, O.M.I. • Thomas Molnar John Muggeridge • Anne Roche Muggeridge Father Gerald Murray • George Neumayr • John Neumayr Steve O’Brien • Julia Ann O’Sullivan • James Patrick Father John Perricone • Jonathan Peters Robert Phillips • Father Joseph Ponessa • John C. Rao Father Chad Ripperger, F.S.S.P. • Bishop Fernando Rifan Michael Rose • Jeffrey Rubin • Claudio R. Salvucci Msgr. Rudolf Michael Schmitz • Msgr. Richard J. Schuler Virginia Seuffert • Janet Smith • Father Russell E. Smith Thomas Gordon Smith • Joseph Sobran • James Spencer Alfons Cardinal Stickler Donna Steichen • Duncan Stroik Robert A. Sungenis • Steven Terenzio • Jeffrey Tucker Daniel Van Slyke • Alice von Hildebrand Tom J. Walsh, M.D. • Bruce Walters, M.D. • David White Father Alan Wilders • David Williams Father W. Ray Williams • Charles M. Wilson Kieron Wood • John Wooten • Alessandro Zangrando   The Latin Mass magazine is one of the fastest growing Catholic periodicals in the country.

[Viator]

Mark, Will they send out a free sample issue in the mail? 

[StAthanasius]

Just for the record, Mark works for Keep The Faith

[Mark]

Mark, Will they send out a free sample issue in the mail? 

 

On their parent site, they do have this link for a free sample of Latin Mass Magazine http://www.keepthefaith.org/free_sample.htm

[Mark]

 

Just for the record, Mark works for Keep The Faith

 

 

 

 

 

[maryskey]

Contributing Editors
Father Calvin Goodwin, F.S.S.P.
Ronald P. McArthur

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Fr. Goodwin used to be our Indult priest (Portland, ME).

He is a FABULOUS speaker, btw.

Oh how we miss him! :(

He baptized 3 of my children.

 

[Quo_Vadis_Petre]

I would steer clear of Matthew Anger. His accusations of anti-Semitism aren't convincing, especially against Bishop Williamson.

[OmniaInstaurareInChristo]

Contributing Editors
Father Calvin Goodwin, F.S.S.P.
Ronald P. McArthur

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Fr. Goodwin used to be our Indult priest (Portland, ME).

He is a FABULOUS speaker, btw.

Oh how we miss him! :(

He baptized 3 of my children.

 

Hi, Karen.  It's Tim Whitney.  We do miss Fr. Goodwin.   He was our priest when I first started to serve.

[MauricePinay]

I would steer clear of Matthew Anger. His accusations of anti-Semitism aren't convincing, especially against Bishop Williamson.

 

I'd steer clear of Alice von Hildebrand as well. She's very involved in the "Hebrew Catholic" movement.

 

Personally, I steer clear of the neocon "Latin Mass" magazine entirely. They seem to advocate a rabbi approved version of Catholic tradition.

 

If you want Catholic Tradition there's 1900 years worth of it recorded in books of far greater substance and worth than "Latin Mass."

[Mark]

 

I would steer clear of Matthew Anger. His accusations of anti-Semitism aren't convincing, especially against Bishop Williamson.

 

I'd steer clear of Alice von Hildebrand as well. She's very involved in the "Hebrew Catholic" movement.

 

Personally, I steer clear of the neocon "Latin Mass" magazine entirely. They seem to advocate a rabbi approved version of Catholic tradition.

 

If you want Catholic Tradition there's 1900 years worth of it recorded in books of far greater substance and worth than "Latin Mass."

 

Funny, I didn't pick this up at all from them, in fact I read an article extremely critical of Roy Shoeman's book, "Salvation is from the Jews" from this magazine. Yes, there's 1900 years worth of recorded books with great substance, so why ever ever subscribe to any good periodical for that matter?