Feast of Our Lady's Purification/ Candlemas TLM

The Traditional Latin Mass will be offered on Saturday, February 2nd, the Feast of the Purification of Our Lady, at 12 Noon at St Paul's Church in South Philadelphia. This feast is also known as Candlemas day with a procession and blessing of candles part of the liturgy.  Candlemas falls 40 days after the birth of Christ and marks the close of the Christmas season on the Traditional Calendar.

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NB - this will be a Solemn High Mass.

Feast of the Epiphany of Our Lord at St Paul's Philadelphia

Mass in the Extraordinary Form With Proclamation of the Moveable Feasts and Blessing of Gold, Frankincense, Myrrh and Chalk

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Octave Day of Christmas TLM at St Paul's Philadelphia

Traditional Latin Mass Tomorrow at St Paul's South Philadelphia

The traditional Latin Mass with sermon and hymns will be offered at St Paul's at 12 Noon tomorrow, January 1st.  Please plan to attend if you are able!  Free parking is available directly across from the church in the opposite schoolyard.  St Paul's is located on Christian Street between 9th and 10th Streets. The Holy Rosary is recited one half-hour prior to Mass.  For ease of use and convenience, Missal booklets are available in the rear of the church.  Visitors and first-timers to the TLM are always welcome and ushers are always pleased to offer assistance.

Christmas 2012 in the Extraordinary Form

High Mass and Parish Reception on the 25th Sunday after Pentecost

The following are some photos from the High Mass in the Extraordinary Form at St Paul's today as well as from the reception that followed.  The Latin Mass community at St. Paul's is blessed with holy, orthodox priests committed to the Traditional Latin Mass as well as the opportunity to gather for fellowship several times a year.

The celebrant of today's Mass was Father Ronald Check, with Father Gerald Carey as Deacon and seminarian Christopher Moriconi as subdeacon.

The following is a montage of photos of our clergy, our servers and our congregation and guests.

Durufle Requiem: Introit and Kryie