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I believe I am celebrant for two of these services.
Perhaps you should find out for sure.
My daughter hopes to attend college in NY. She’s already picked out Church of the Holy Innocents as her future parish :)
Anima: Perhaps you should find out for sure.
Perhaps you should come and find out what happens!
In case you wanted to announce it:
‘The Latin Roman Rite Holy Thursday Mass and Good Friday liturgy will be held at St. John Chrysostom Church in Inglewood. The Mass for Holy Thursday (April 1st) will begin at 5 P.M. promptly as the next Mass starts at 7:30 P.M. The Good Friday liturgy will start at 3:30 P.M., after the regularly scheduled Good Friday liturgy. The John Chrysostom is located at 546 E. Florence Ave., Inglewood CA 90301.’
http://www.unavocela.org/
This is the only TLM I could find in the L.A. area, including Orange and San Bernardino counties, during the Triduum. There is the usual Sunday TLM at 10:30 on Easter at San Secondo d’Asti in Ontario.
Can anyone share any information about other Triduums in the CT/NY area? St. Stanislaus in New Haven has a Good Friday service, but that’s the only service that I have heard of in the state.
pilgrimom
http://hughofcluny.blogspot.com/2010/03/traditional-masses-scheduled-for-holy.html
I will be there taking photographic evidence on this historic occasion and assisting at least on Maundy Thursday.
Ed Casey
Anima: Perhaps you should find out for sure.
Perhaps you should come and find out what happens!
Well, since I suppose that you’re going to say the black and do the red, I ought to have a pretty good idea of what will happen, no? Or maybe I oughtn’t be such a doggone smartaleck!
And from the Left Coast
St. Stephen’s, Sacramento, Palm Sunday, had an altar set up in the courtyard. Palms were blessed, antiphons, etc., distributed with parishioners kneeling at prie dieux to kiss the palm frond and priest’s hand with choir singing “Pueri Hebraeorum,” then antiphons and gospel. Procession followed with “Gloria, laus, et honor…” Solemn High Mass followed with the three priests chanting the whole of Matthew’s Passion. Glorious.
Holy Thursday: Tenebrae at 9am, Confessions 5:45-6:45pm. Solemn High Mass, Washing of feet (all altar servers), Adoration at a special decorated altar in the gym until midnight.
Good Friday: Tenebrae 8am, Stations noon, Confessions noon to 12:45pm. Solemn Liturgy 1pm, again with John’s Passion sung by the three priests.
Holy Saturday, Easter Vigil: Tenebrae 9am, confessions 7:30pm-8:15pm. Easter Vigil 8:30pm
Easter: 8:30AM Low Mass, 10:30am Solemn High Mass, 1pm Low Mass. Confessions before and after each Mass
If you live within a hundred miles, try to make it to Sacramento. Stay over if you have to. Holy Week here is something to remember.
Info about Holy Week in greater NY area incl NJ, CT:
Wednesday, March 31
St. Mary Church, Norwalk, CT, Solemn Office of Tenebrae, 8 pm.
Holy Thursday, April 1
Church of the Holy Innocents, 128 W. 37th St., Manhattan, 7:30 pm
Our Lady of Fatima Chapel, Pequannock, NJ, 6 pm followed by adoration until midnight
St. Anthony of Padua Oratory, West Orange, NJ, 7:00 pm High Mass followed by Eucharistic Adoration
Good Friday, April 2
St. Mary Church, Norwalk, CT, 3 pm.
St.Stanislaus Church, New Haven, CT, 12 noon.
Church of the Holy Innocents, Manhattan,6:00 pm.
Our Lady of Fatima Chapel, Pequannock, NJ, Seven Last Words preached by Fr. Baker, 12:30-2:30 pm, Mass of the Presanctified, 3 pm
Holy Rosary Church, Jersey City, NJ, (201) 795-0120, 3:00 PM Commemoration of the Lord’s Passion and Death, Chanted Passion according to John, Choral Responses by Victoria & Christus Factus Est by Anerio
St. Anthony of Padua Oratory, West Orange, NJ, 3:00 pm, Liturgy of the Passion and the Death of Our Lord
Easter Vigil, April 3
Church of the Holy Innocents, Manhattan, 11:00 pm
Our Lady of Fatima Chapel, Pequannock, NJ, 10:00 pm
St. Anthony of Padua Oratory, West Orange, NJ , 9:00 pm Easter Vigil Mass
Easter Sunday, April 4
St. Mary Church, Norwalk, CT, Solemn Mass in newly restored church, 9:30 am.
St. Stanislaus Church, New Haven, CT, 2 pm.
St. Bridget of Kildare, Moodus, CT, 10:30 AM.
St. Margaret, Waterbury, CT, 10:15 AM.
St. Mary, New Britain, CT, 4:00 PM.
Immaculate Conception, Waterbury, CT, 6:00 PM.
Our Saviour’s, New York, NY, Missa Cantata, 9:00 AM
St Agnes Church, New York, NY, missa cantata, 11:00 AM,
Immaculate Conception Church, Sleepy Hollow, NY, 3PM Solemn Mass
Our Lady of Fatima Chapel, Pequannock, NJ, 7 am, 9 am and 11 am.
Holy Rosary Church, Jersey City, NJ , 9:45 AM Solemn High Mass, Missa Simile Est Regnum Cælorum by Victoria with Motets by Handel & Pergolesi
For more info:
http://www.hughofcluny.blogspot.com
Animadversor: I oughtn’t be such a doggone smartaleck!
It is you who have said it!
From the above, it appears this is the annual college telephone pole for the Trad Triduum. In that case, here is the greater Washington/Baltimore/Richmond schedule:
Maundy Thursday —
6 p.m. at Saint Joseph’s in Richmond, Va.
7 p.m. at Old Saint James in Charles Town, W.Va.
7 p.m. at Saint Alphonsus in Baltimore, Md.
7:30 p.m. at Saint Mary’s in Washington, D.C.
Good Friday —
12 noon at Old Saint James in Charles Town, W.Va.
1 p.m. at Old Saint John’s in Silver Spring, Md.
3 p.m. at Saint Joseph’s in Richmond, Va.
Holy Saturday —
7 p.m. at Saint Alphonsus in Baltimore, Md.
11 p.m. at Saint Joseph’s in Richmond, Va.
I was at the Good Friday service, your Latin sounds so nice sung Father.
Father Z, are you going to have a PodCazt of you singing during the Easter Vigil? I love it the way you chant the Latin!