Update to St. Patrick`s Sacred Heart Mass 2015: SPGC Featured on New Liturgical Movement Blog! Deo Gratias!!!

Hello Everyone,

Just an update to the SPGC Sacred Heart Mass from last Friday, June 12, 2015.

I, and likely many other Traditional Catholics or Latin Mass lovers, follow a popular liturgical blog on the internet with various contributors (including some prominent lay people in liturgical academia,) called the New Liturgical Movement. Seeing their awesome photo montages called `photoposts` constantly, I had a wild idea to see if maybe they would feature the work of the layperson who took our photos, Emad Alfred, from our last Mass.

After contacting the two laypeople on staff who do this frequently, Ben Yanke (who gave an auto-return message of absence) and Gregory Dipippo, I was truly blessed to receive a reply this past morning from Gregory, and THIS:

http://www.newliturgicalmovement.org/2015/06/photopost-follow-up.html#.VYTR5vlVhBc

I couldn`t believe it! The Mass with SPGC was featured in their latest photopost! Deo Gratias!!! Thank you, Gregory, for doing this for a great group of devoted siblings of Christ that I am with and have the pleasure to serve in their organized masses for.

The NLM photopost also provides a link to the album on Facebook, with the full complement of pictures of the sacred liturgy that took place last week. Enjoy!

Pax tibi Christi, Julian Barkin.

Highlight: Antiphon Catholic Academic Journal for Orthodox/Traditional Catholic issues

Hello Everyone,

I would like to highlight a site on the internet for a Catholic-Academic-Theological journal which while not specific to the Extraordinary Form, nonetheless contains many articles concerning the EF, including contributions from many well-known advocated for Traditional Catholicism and the EF, e.g. Canon Lawyer Edward Peters, Cardinal Ranjith, ...

The website for the journal is http://www.liturgysociety.org/antiphon/ and contains a number of articles that are "samples" of the content of the journal for free reading, some concerning important issues or works being discussed in Traditional Catholicism. Have a read, please! They even ship to Canada and have a unique subscription price for Canadians. Do support this publication.

Hat tip to New Liturgical Movement for putting this on their blog, and popping up in my blog feed.

Pax, Julian.