An independent lay directory.
Find the Mass.
Times for the Traditional Latin Mass, written down only when someone who knows them sends them.
Beginner notes on the missal and the chant sit beside the list. This is not a parish, and it is not a diocesan office.
How the directory works.
Three duties, and no more. Find what is known. Refuse what is guessed. Say plainly when a note has not left your own browser.
- I
Search.
Open the directory. Filter by place and day when a time is actually there. Until then you will see an empty list, and a card that only shows the shape of a listing.
- II
Read the source.
A published time should say how it was learned. If a line is uncertain, it does not belong here. Confirm the hour with the chapel before you travel.
- III
Send what you know.
If you attend a Mass, you may record the time. Say how you know it. In this version the note stays on your device. It is not mailed, and it is not treated as published.
Formation.
Learn the Mass before you worry about the details.
The Ordinary repeats. Learn that first. The Proper changes with the day. A missal keeps both in view. The notes here are for a beginner. They do not replace a priest or a printed book.
Read the guideA missal, in brief.
Ordinary.
The parts that stay: Kyrie, Gloria, Creed, Sanctus, the Canon, the Agnus Dei.
Proper.
The parts that change with the day: Introit, Collect, readings, Offertory, Communion.
Sacred music.
The words the Church sings.
Kyrie eleison.
Lord, have mercy.
A page of the Ordinary, in Latin and in a plain sense. There is no recording here. A schola is the teacher. The page only helps you find the words.
Read the ordinaryQuestions.
If you know a time, send it.
Name the chapel, the day, and the hour. Say how you know. Nothing on that page is mailed. What you enter stays on this device until a real review path exists.
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