There has been a series of the Traditional Latin Masses celebrated at the universities in Illinois: at UIUC (Urbana-Champagn), at Loyola University Chicago, and at SXU.
New Liturgical Movement was a good place to find these news, and it made sense to alert them to SXU event - an occasion that cannot be underestimated, considering the liturgical preferences prevailing at that university. I am glad that the Campus Ministry felt confident enough to allow that event to proceed. It would also be great if Saint Xavier University students organized themselves in the similar fashion as did the Una Voce Illini at Urbana.
I would also urge students at other local universities: Benedictine University, University of Illinois at Chicago, UChicago, Loyola, and others to follow the example of Una Voce Illini.
Sooner the bette. (Visit Una Voce America website for the info on how to start your own chapter).
TLM celebrated in the McDonough Chapel of Saint Xavier University
(located in Oak Lawn neighborhood of Chicago), on Wednesday, Feb. 27, at
noon. The celebrant was Fr. Anthony Brankin, Pastor of St. Odilo in
Berwyn, IL, and formerly of St. Thomas More in Chicago. The Mass was part of the SXU's, Vatican II: Legacy Unfolding conference that ended that Friday with an OF Mass in English and Benediction in Latin.
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Monday, April 22, 2013
Fr. Charles Schoenbaechler, R.I.P.
Today I had learned of the passing of Fr. Charles Schoenbaechler, C. R. - a saintly priest and a great defender of the Traditional Latin Mass. When we pray: "O Lord grant us holy priests, O Lord grant us many holy priests. O Lord grant us many holy priests and religious vocations," I think of Fr. Schoenbaechler. He was one of those men worthy of a call: Santo subito!
His Requiem Mass is today. Alas, I will miss it.
Please, keep him in your prayers.
Requiescat in pace.
His Requiem Mass is today. Alas, I will miss it.
Please, keep him in your prayers.
Requiescat in pace.
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