6 Excuses American Catholic Women Use to Not Veil
When Catholics refer to ‘veiling’, they simply mean a woman’s act of covering her head during Mass. Often it refers to using a mantilla or chapel veil, but it can… Read more »
Category Archives: Traditional Latin Mass
3 Things I Learned at My First Rorate Mass
Today, I had the wonderful opportunity to attend my first Rorate Mass. It was mystical, sobering, beautiful and very, very early. A Rorate Mass (sometimes called Rorate Caeli Mass) is… Read more »
Love Catholic Liturgical Calendars? Check Out the 2016 Dominican Rite Calendar
I am sharing this exciting post from the Brevarium S.O.P. blog.. The creator of the blog is a traditional third-order Dominican, and the blog focuses on the Traditional Dominican Rite… Read more »
The Asperges Rite in the Traditional Latin Mass
One of my favorite ceremonies in the Traditional Latin Mass (although it technically occurs before the Mass starts) is the Asperges, which is sung in all seasons except for Easter and Palm… Read more »