Mass of Ages Print Edition - Autumn 2020
Mass of Ages is the quarterly magazine of the Latin Mass Society of England and Wales. It contains reports on our many activities across the country, national and international news of Traditional Catholic events, feature articles on different aspects of traditional Faith and culture, and opinions and views on developments in the Catholic Church.
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In this issue: • Joseph Shaw on the life of the Church post Covid-19 • Matthew Schellhorn on the extraordinary benefits of singing and its essential place at the centre of liturgical life • Tom Quinn visits a remarkable monument to the Catholic Faith: Tresham’s Garden Lodge • Charles A. Coulombe on the coming feasts of the liturgical year
The Chairman's Message is on the importance of rights and obligations
A personal memory of a great priest - Mgr Canon Frederick A. Miles, ProtAp
My First Mass – Neil Addision exclaims: ‘Oh No! I’ve become a Trad’
Fr Timothy Finigan reviews a new publication by LMS Chairman, Joseph Shaw
The final mile!: How you can help the Traditional Catholic community at Priory Court
Squinting the Mass: Was streaming a mistake or did it save the day, asks Jeremy Boot
Monsignor Dr Antony Francis Maximilian Conlon RIP, An Obituary by Anthony Delarue
David Forster reviews a new book by Peter Kwasniewski
Macklin Street reports on the LMS’s recent online Conference
Our regular columnists:
• Architecture: Paul Waddington describes a spectacular church recently bought by the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign
• The pandemic and Communion in the hand: Alberto Carosa on the difficulties faced by Traditional Catholics
• Lone Veiler on being locked out of church
• In a welcome return of Art and Devotion, Dr Caroline Farey studies A Shrine of the Virgin Mother of God
• Mary O’Regan explains why she only wears skirts and dresses
• Wine: Sebastian Morello on the pleasures of Coteaux Bourguignon
