6 May – HOLY MASS (TLM) – Mass “begging the grace of a good death” – LIVE VIDEO: 1200h CDT (GMT/UTC -5)

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I will LIVE stream a Traditional Latin Mass at NOON Central Daylight Time (= GMT/UTC -5 and ROME 1900h).

It is an Easter Season Feria. Today I will celebrate Mass “to beg the grace of a good death… ad postulandam gratiam bene moriendi“.  I will say Mass in the vestments I have put aside for my burial – the first time I’ve ever used them for Mass.

  • NB: You can find an English translation of the Mass formulary HERE.  Scroll down. Use the 1960 setting.
  • We can say the Regina Caeli together, since the Angelus bells are usually ringing when the live stream starts.
  • I will say a Spiritual Communion prayer at the very beginning for those of you who cannot make a Eucharistic Communion. 
  • I will also recite in Latin the traditional  “Statement of Intention” (…a hint to priests).
  • After Mass and the Leonine Prayers, I will recite a prayer in Latin “In time of pandemic” followed by a blessing with a fragment of the Cross.

 

THANK YOU to my flower donors! And HUGE thanks to a viewer for the new RELIQUARY (from my wishlist), which now holds a relic of St. Therese de Lisieux.

ADDENDUM: For texts of Prayers before Mass for each day of the week, in versions for laypeople and for priests: HERE

 

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4 Comments

  1. MikePh says:

    Thank you.

  2. Transportsjoie says:

    Fr. Z,

    Thank you so much for offering the Mass for a Good Death; I am so thankful for having participated – it is a great consolation. I needed to hear the words you spoke re: The Four Last Things as during this pandemic, at home in self- isolation, I’ve been drawn to distracting myself with earthly things that will be of absolutely no importance in that final hour. I appreciate this chance to repent and amend my life, and I am immensely grateful that you made this Mass available. With heartfelt thanks.

  3. Zephyrinus says:

    Mille Grazie, Fr.
    in Domino

  4. JPCahill says:

    We are fortunate in our little parish to hear about the Four Last Things every year. During Advent on each of the 4 Sundays the sermon is devoted to one of the Last Things.

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