Defending the Mass of the Ages
Tim Flanders and Noah Peters discuss the history and recent developments relating to the Latin Mass in the DC area and the upcoming second semi-annual National Summorum Pontificum Pilgrimage. Join us on March 25 if you can! More information and an opportunity to donate are provided at the GiveSendGo page here.
Mass of the Ages is a documentary trilogy that explores the richness of the Traditional Latin Mass through stunning cinematography and inspiring stories. But it’s not just three beautiful films. It’s also an investigation into the surprising events that led to the creation of the New Mass and its mysterious architect, Archbishop Bugnini. If you’ve ever wondered why Mass at your local parish looks nothing like the Mass your grandparents knew, the story is told in episode II.
Lincoln, NE
Tickets: $10
Edgewood Theater
Monday, May 23
6pm
Detroit, MI
Tickets: Free
AMC Fairlane Dearborn
Monday, May 23
7pm
(No Q&A Session)
Washington, DC
Tickets: Free
Miracle Theater
Wednesday, May 25
Doors open 6:30pm
Tickets may be obtained here. Please consider making a donation at that link in lieu of ticket sales.
Evening Schedule:
Episode I
Intermission
Episode II
Panel Discussion
Audience Q&A
Please join the creators of the timely and inspiring Mass of the Ages trilogy for this eye-opening event.
Mass of the Ages is a documentary trilogy that explores the richness of the Traditional Latin Mass through stunning cinematography and inspiring stories. But it’s not just three beautiful films. It’s also an investigation into the surprising events that led to the creation of the New Mass and its mysterious architect, Archbishop Bugnini. If you’ve ever wondered why Mass at your local parish looks nothing like the Mass your grandparents knew, the story is told in episode II.
Lincoln, NE
Tickets: $10
Edgewood Theater
Monday, May 23
6pm
Detroit, MI
Tickets: Free
AMC Fairlane Dearborn
Monday, May 23
7pm
(No Q&A Session)
Washington, DC
Tickets: Free
Miracle Theater
Wednesday, May 25
Doors open 6:30pm
Tickets may be obtained here. Please consider making a donation at that link in lieu of ticket sales.
Evening Schedule:
Episode I
Intermission
Episode II
Panel Discussion
Audience Q&A
Please join the creators of the Mass of the Ages trilogy for this eye-opening event.
Holy Name Cathedral – Chicago
Sunday, April 10, 11 AM – Noon
We will gather at Holy Name Cathedral from 11 am to noon on Sunday, April 10 for our weekly Rosary rally to offer our fervent prayers for the preservation of the Traditional Latin Mass and the Church’s fidelity to Christ and the deposit of faith.
Therefore, brothers, stand firm and hold fast to the traditions that you were taught, either by an oral statement or by a letter of ours.
2 Thessalonians 2:15
As apostate leaders of our Church openly promote blatantly heretical changes to Church doctrine, Cardinal Cupich recently held a conference at Loyola University with the fringe progressive minority that until recently dominated the US bishop’s conference. Honduran Cardinal Oscar Rodriguez Maradiaga, one of the attendees of the closed and secretive gathering, told the National Catholic Reporter that part of the purpose of the event was to “understand the spirit of what they call the ‘opposition.’ ” But there can be little doubt that they don’t already clearly understand that faithful Catholics are strongly rejecting their heretical agenda and their campaign to marginalize those who defend the sacred and timeless tradition and teachings of the Church.
Let us ponder the fruits of the failure of many bishops to teach the faith in accordance with their oath.
In fulfilling the charge entrusted to me in the name of the Church, I shall hold fast to the deposit of faith in its entirety; I shall faithfully hand it on and explain it, and I shall avoid any teachings contrary to it.
Oath of Fidelity on Assuming an Office to be Exercised in the Name of the Church
Please join us to pray the Rosary on Sunday for the preservation and restoration of the Church.
Save the Latin Mass Rosary Rally
Sunday, April 10, 11 am – noon
Holy Name Cathedral
735 N State St.
Chicago, Il
Holy Name Cathedral – Chicago
Sunday, April 3, 11 AM – Noon
We will gather at Holy Name Cathedral from 11 am to noon on Sunday, April 3 for our weekly Rosary rally to offer our fervent prayers that the efforts to suppress and marginalize traditional Catholicism will end and the integrity of the Catholic faith will be preserved.
Therefore, brothers, stand firm and hold fast to the traditions that you were taught, either by an oral statement or by a letter of ours.
2 Thessalonians 2:15
Let us not forget that Cardinal Cupich is working toward eliminating the Traditional Latin Mass from the Archdiocese of Chicago and that he has already eliminated it completely at many parishes.
Please join us and spread the word.
Save the Latin Mass Rosary Rally
Sunday, April 3, 11 am – noon
Holy Name Cathedral
735 N State St.
Chicago, Il
Holy Name Cathedral – Chicago
Sunday, March 27, 11 AM – Noon
We will gather once again at Holy Name Cathedral from 11 am to noon on Sunday, March 27 for our weekly Rosary rally to offer our fervent prayers that the efforts to extinguish traditional Catholicism will end and the integrity of the Catholic faith will be preserved.
Therefore, brothers, stand firm and hold fast to the traditions that you were taught, either by an oral statement or by a letter of ours.
2 Thessalonians 2:15
May we not forget that Cardinal Cupich seeks to eliminate the Traditional Latin Mass from the Archdiocese of Chicago and that he has already eliminated it completely at many parishes.
Please join us and spread the word on social media, as well as through phone calls, text messages and emails to friends, family, influencers and allies.
Save the Latin Mass Rosary Rally
Sunday, March 27, 11 am – noon
Holy Name Cathedral
735 N State St.
Chicago, Il
Holy Name Cathedral – Chicago
Sunday, March 20, 11 AM – Noon
As leaders of our Church continue to malign and marginalize those who hold fast to the Mass of the Ages and the timeless traditions of our faith, those who openly promote sin are leading and being welcomed to the synodal process through which Pope Francis intends to “create a different Church”.
We will gather once again at Holy Name Cathedral from 11 am to noon on Sunday, March 20 for our weekly Rosary rally to offer our fervent prayers that this war on tradition will end and the integrity of the faith will be preserved.
Therefore, brothers, stand firm and hold fast to the traditions that you were taught, either by an oral statement or by a letter of ours.
2 Thessalonians 2:15
Please join us and spread the word on social media, as well as through phone calls, text messages and emails to friends, family, influencers and allies.
Save the Latin Mass Rosary Rally
Sunday, March 20, 11 am – noon
Holy Name Cathedral
735 N State St.
Chicago, Il
Holy Name Cathedral
Sunday, March 6, 11 AM – Noon
As leaders of our Church continue to malign and marginalize those who hold fast to the Mass of the Ages and the timeless traditions of our faith, those who promote sin continue to be welcomed to the synodal process through which Pope Francis intends to “create a different Church”.
For this second “first Sunday” of the month on which Cardinal Cupich has banned the Traditional Latin Mass in the Archdiocese of Chicago, we will gather at Holy Name Cathedral from 11 am to noon to offer our fervent prayers that this war on tradition will end and the integrity of the faith will be preserved.
Therefore, brothers, stand firm and hold fast to the traditions that you were taught, either by an oral statement or by a letter of ours.
2 Thessalonians 2:15
Please join us and spread the word on social media, as well as through phone calls, text messages and emails to friends, family, influencers and allies. We expect a large turnout.
Save the Latin Mass Rosary Rally
Sunday, March 6, 11 am – noon
Holy Name Cathedral
735 N State St.
Chicago, Il
Holy Name Cathedral
Sunday, February 20, 11 AM – Noon
As leaders of our Church continue to malign and marginalize those who hold fast to the Mass of the Ages and the timeless traditions of our faith, those who promote sin are being welcomed to the synodal process through which Pope Francis intends to “create a different Church”.
We will gather at Holy Name Cathedral on Sunday from 11 am to noon to offer our fervent prayers that this war on tradition will end and the integrity of the faith will be preserved.
Therefore, brothers, stand firm and hold fast to the traditions that you were taught, either by an oral statement or by a letter of ours.
2 Thessalonians 2:15
Please join us and spread the word on social media, as well as through phone calls, text messages and emails to friends, family, influencers and allies.
Save the Latin Mass Rosary Rally
Sunday, February 20, 11 am – noon
Holy Name Cathedral
735 N State St.
Chicago, Il
Holy Name Cathedral
Sunday, February 13, 11 AM – Noon
We will stand united before Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago on Sunday, February 13 for our weekly Save the Latin Mass Rosary Rally, offering our fervent prayers for the preservation of the Traditional Latin Mass and for our Church’s fidelity to Christ and the deposit of Faith. The crowd of faithful supporters is growing, and we welcome new groups each week! Catholics are standing in solidarity for our timeless liturgy, our churches and our priests who are facing the threat of cancelation for teaching the truth. There is no more important time to pray and give public witness in defense of our Catholic faith as given to us by Christ and the apostles.
Therefore, brothers, stand firm and hold fast to the traditions that you were taught, either by an oral statement or by a letter of ours.
2 Thessalonians 2:15
Please join us and spread the word on social media, as well as through phone calls, text messages and emails to friends, family, influencers and allies.
Save the Latin Mass Rosary Rally
Sunday, February 13, 11 am – noon
Holy Name Cathedral
735 N State St.
Chicago, Il
Save the Latin Mass