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I know this Church and know they occasionally had a weekend (I think it was Satursay) Mass according to the 1962 Missal. Is there now a regular set time on Sunday for Mass in the Usus Antiquor at Holy Innocents? Any info would be appreciated.
The Saturday 1 PM EF Mass has been a regular occurrence there for about a year and a half (the Mass was previously held at Our Lady of Good Counsel on E 90th & 1st Av on the Upper East Side). Maybe once or twice a month they would offer a Missa Cantata. In fact, with very little fanfare the first Ember Saturday Sung Masses in perhaps over a generation were celebrated there this past year.
Here are links to some sound files from those two Ember Saturdays; as you will hear, it’s a wonderful place to experience a sung Mass:
Saturday in Ember Week, Lent 2009
Saturday in Ember Week / Octave of Pentecost 2009
No word on a Sunday EF Mass at Holy Innocents, though the neighborhood is covered on Sunday by EF Masses at Our Saviour (Park and E 38th) at 9 AM and St. Agnes (E 43rd btwn 3rd and Lexington) at 11 AM.
Thanks for the update and I have been to St.Agnes many times since Our Lady does not offer it anymore..But the Latin Mass at Our Saviour is a Latin Novus Ordo I believe. I stand to be corrected if misinformed.
Mitchell,
The 9:00 Mass at Church of Our Saviour is TLM. It started about a year ago. The 11:00 Mass is Solemn Novus Ordo. Also, for the past two years there has been a Low Mass every Sunday at 8;30 a.m. in the Bronx – Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Belmont.