Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

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I received this via email and have been given permission to post the details... This will again be a 3-day silent contemplative retreat for men with daily Mass according to the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite, 1962 Missal (Traditional Latin) lead by Rev. James Buckley, F.S.S.P., M.A., seminary professor and spiritual director of Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary in Denton, NE. DATES: Thursday, June 30th to Sunday, July 3rd (Begins at 4:00 P.M. on Thursday, 6/30/11; concludes after lunch on Sunday, 7/03/11) LOCATION: San Damiano Spiritual Life Center (White Post, Virginia) ACCOMMODATIONS: Each retreat participant will have his own room and bathroom complete with central air conditioning. COST: $280 per person includes meals, room and board. A $50 non-refundable deposit is due in order to hold your space. Due to limited space, reservations will be honored on a first-come, first-accepted basis. Participants must be 18 years of age or older. NOTE: Father Buckley’s retreat is bas

The indispensable Ioannes sent me this link and I wanted to post it immediately. Yesterday on The Anglo-Catholic, Fr. Christopher Phillips posted this story: Our Family is Growing ! The post begins: I received an email today from the Most Reverend Irl A. Gladfelter, Metropolitan of the Anglo-Lutheran Catholic Church , with the very good news that the clergy and parishes of the ALCC will be entering the Ordinariate with us. Read the entire story !

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Quaerendo invenietis By seeking you shall discover I am receiving a fair number of questions relating to pronunciations. I handled this in the past, but those posts are now in the archives, I presume. So, let me try to handle some of these that are appearing frequently: Deo volente The Merriam Webster online dictionary allows one to hear this pronunciation The speaker ends the phrase ( God willing ) with a "hard E". I would end it instead with the sound, AY. That is less "Anglicized." Ad majorem Dei gloriam The Merriam Webster online dictionary does a good job with this phrase ( For the greater glory of God which is the motto of the Jesuits). I use it as it gives the sound of Dei , which is the genitive case for Deus , God. That makes the translation "of God." This allows a number of words linked with Dei . For example: Agnus Dei (Lamb of God); The softer sound for Agnus that uses a "Y" sound is more ecclesiastical. Imago D