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Official Traditional Catholic Directory Listing All Traditional Latin Masses and Traditional Resources for North America Official Traditional Catholic Directory - 26th Annual Edition (2021) September 2021 Monthly Revised Edition - www.traditio.com/nat.htm OFFICIAL TRADITIONAL CATHOLIC DIRECTORY Listing All Traditional Latin Masses and Traditional Resources for North America 26th Annual Edition (2021) September 2021 Monthly Revised Edition Compiled by Fr. M.E. Morrison Annual Use Fee for 2021 A small Annual Use Fee applies to your use of the eBook Directory. This small fee allows us to continue publication of the Directory and has not been raised since 1994. If you have chosen to use this eBook, please submit the required Annual Use Fee of $10.00 to the National Registry of Traditional Latin Masses via the PayPal "Make a Donation" box at www.traditio.com/nat.htm. If you need to use a paper check or cash, mail it to the Registry's address on page 3 of the Directory. This Annual Use Fee entitles you to use, on any machine you own, the current year's Original Edition and Monthly Revised Editions. This small Annual Use Fee entitles you to view, download, and print pages of the eBook for your own personal use, but not to edit, copy, publish, or otherwise distribute the eBook, in whole or in part, for any purpose. 2 Official Traditional Catholic Directory - 26th Annual Edition (2021) September 2021 Monthly Revised Edition - www.traditio.com/nat.htm Official Traditional Catholic Directory Listing All Traditional Latin Masses and Traditional Resources for North America Copyright 2021 Fr. M.E. Morrison All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced by any means, graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping or by any information storage retrieval system without the written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews. Effective with the 12th Annual Edition (2007), the Official Traditional Catholic Directory is being issued only in eBook (Adobe Acrobat PDF) format, which is resident by default on most computers. This format allows the Registry to revise the Directory monthly instead of annually. Printed copies, if desired, can be obtained by printing out the PDF file. To view, download, or print the current Monthly Revised Edition of the Directory , see http://www.traditio.com/nat.htm. Listing or omission does not necessarily imply approval or disapproval of or by any of the persons or organizations listed herein. All listings are at the discretion of the compiler. The National Registry operates independently of any Newchurch diocese, religious society, or other web site. Published under the Auspices of the National Registry of Traditional Latin Masses E-mail: [email protected], Web: www.traditio.com/nat.htm 21128 Baker Road, Castro Valley, CA 94546-5735 Send LISTING UPDATES to the National Registry. DOWNLOAD the eBook from www.traditio.com/nat.htm. 3 Official Traditional Catholic Directory - 26th Annual Edition (2021) September 2021 Monthly Revised Edition - www.traditio.com/nat.htm PUBLICATION HISTORY A complete list of Traditional Latin Masses was maintained after the Second Vatican Council by Mr. Radko Jansky in his Catholic Traditionalist Directory (last published in 1989) and then by Fr. Francis LeBlanc in his Directory of Tridentine Latin Masses (last published in 1992). Since 1994 the only authorized successor to these two pioneering works, the National Registry of Traditional Latin Masses, maintains, updates, and publishes monthly the Official Traditional Catholic Directory, Listing All Traditional Latin Masses and Traditional Resources for North America. Official Catholic Directory of Traditional Latin Masses (Paperback) 1st Edition (1994-1995): November 1994, ISBN 1-883511-05-4 2nd Edition (1997): June 1996, ISBN 1-883511-07-0 3rd Edition (1998): November 1997, ISBN 1-883511-10-0 4th Edition (1999): February 1999, ISBN 1-883511-12-7 5th Edition (2000): December 1999, ISBN 1-883511-14-3 6th Edition (2001): December 2000, ISBN 1-883511-15-1 7th Edition (2002): November 2001, ISBN 1-883511-16-X 8th Edition (2003): November 2002, ISBN 1-883511-17-8 9th Edition (2004): November 2003, ISBN 1-883511-18-6 10th Edition (2005): July 2004, ISBN 1-883511-19-4 Official Traditional Catholic Directory 11th Edition (2006): August 2005 ISBN 0-595-36834-4 (paperback), 0-595-81247-3 (eBook) 12th Edition (2007) : November 2006, with Monthly Revised Editions 13th Edition (2008): January 2008 (eBook), with Monthly Revised Editions 14th Edition (2009): January 2009 (eBook), with Monthly Revised Editions 15th Edition (2010): January 2010 (eBook), with Monthly Revised Editions 16th Edition (2011): January 2011 (eBook), with Monthly Revised Editions 17th Edition (2012): January 2012 (eBook), with Monthly Revised Editions 18th Edition (2013): January 2013 (eBook), with Monthly Revised Editions 19th Edition (2014): January 2014 (eBook), with Monthly Revised Editions 20th Edition (2015): January 2015 (eBook), with Monthly Revised Editions 21st Edition (2016): January 2016 (eBook), with Monthly Revised Editions 22nd Edition (2017): January 2017 (eBook), with Monthly Revised Editions 23rd Edition (2018): January 2018 (eBook), with Monthly Revised Editions 24th Edition (2019): January 2019 (eBook), with Monthly Revised Editions 25th Edition (2020): January 2020 (eBook), with Monthly Revised Editions 4 Official Traditional Catholic Directory - 26th Annual Edition (2021) September 2021 Monthly Revised Edition - www.traditio.com/nat.htm 26th Edition (2021): January 2021 (eBook), with Monthly Revised Editions ISBN 1-4243-2148-4, ISBN-13 978-1-4243-2148-3 (eBook) 5 Official Traditional Catholic Directory - 26th Annual Edition (2021) September 2021 Monthly Revised Edition - www.traditio.com/nat.htm ACKNOWLEDGMENTS This directory is the authorized successor to Fr. Francis LeBlanc's Directory of Tridentine Latin Masses , last published in 1992 from Arizona, as well as Mr. Radko Jansky's Catholic Traditionalist Directory , last published in 1989 from St. Louis. We acknowledge the pioneering work of these precedessors. Mr. R.G. Woods designed the covers for the paperback edition, which we continue to use in the eBook versions. 6 Official Traditional Catholic Directory - 26th Annual Edition (2021) September 2021 Monthly Revised Edition - www.traditio.com/nat.htm CONTENTS CONTENTS ..................................................................................................................... 7 PREFACE .......................................................................................................................11 THE NATIONAL REGISTRY OF TRADITIONAL LATIN MASSES ...................12 THE TRADITIONAL ROMAN CATHOLIC LATIN MASS ....................................13 “T HE MOST BEAUTIFUL THING THIS SIDE OF HEAVEN ” ................................................13 WHAT IS THE TRADITIONAL LATIN MASS ? ....................................................................13 WHAT TO EXPECT AT THE TRADITIONAL LATIN MASS ..................................................14 QUO PRIMUM: THE INFALLIBLE BULL OF POPE ST. PIUS V .........................15 DE DEFECTIBUS : ON DEFECTS OCCURRING IN THE CELEBRATION OF MASSES ..........................................................................................................................19 TRADITIONAL FAST AND ABSTINENCE ..............................................................20 TRADITIONAL INDULGENCES ................................................................................22 NECROLOGY OF TRADITIONAL CATHOLIC PRIESTS ....................................24 TRADITIO .......................................................................................................................27 TRADITIONAL ROMAN CATHOLIC NETWORK WWW.TRADITIO.COM .........27 GREGORIAN CHANT ..................................................................................................29 GREGORIAN CHANT AND SCHOLAE ...............................................................................29 "A TRADITIONAL CHAPEL SINGS GREGORIAN CHANT " CD SERIES ...............................29 KEY TO THE DIRECTORY ........................................................................................32 HOW TO CHOOSE A TRADITIONAL LATIN MASS.............................................35 WARNING AGAINST PSEUDO-TRADITIONAL SERVICES .................................37 A NOTE ON SEDE-VACANTISM ...............................................................................39 FIVE PRACTICAL RULES FOR DEALING WITH THE NEW ORDER (NOVUS ORDO) SECT ..................................................................................................................41 WHAT IF THERE IS NO MASS NEARBY? ..............................................................43 MASS SITE TOTALS ....................................................................................................45 UNITED STATES .............................................................................................................46 CANADA ........................................................................................................................48 7 Official Traditional Catholic Directory - 26th Annual Edition (2021) September 2021 Monthly Revised Edition - www.traditio.com/nat.htm MEXICO .........................................................................................................................49 MASS SITES IN THE UNITED STATES BY STATE, IN ZIP-CODE ORDER .....51 PUERTO RICO (00900-00999) ........................................................................................51
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