St. Mary's Traditional Latin Mass (Diocesan Indult- USUS ANTIQUIOR)
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Location: St. Mary's Catholic Church, 330 Stinson Avenue, Vacaville, CA 95688
Mass Schedule: Low Mass Sundays at 2pm
Pastor: Fr. Brian Soliven
High Mass Schedule: Missa-Cantata (Sung Mass): 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month, with Potluck fellowship after Mass in Parish Hall. New parishioners and Choir singer's welcome: sign-ups, ask for Cindy M. after Mass.
Downloadable copy of this Sunday's Propers: Note: In the Extraordinary Form, the Feast of the Kingship of Our Lord Jesus Christ is always observed on the last Sunday in October and supersedes the Mass of the season which would otherwise be offered on that Sunday. The propers for this Feast can be found on the “Feasts and Commemorations” page.
The Feast of ALL SAINTS, November 1, 2023, a Holy Day of Obligation, Proper Prayers of the Mass in the Extraordinary Form - The Feast of All Saints, November 1 (wordpress.com)
-"Selected Hymn" for Low Mass Recessional this Sunday: will be posted on the Hymnal Board on the altar.
*SPECIAL MONTHLY NOTE:
for Catholics the month of July is to commemorate "The Precious Blood of Jesus". There are three categories for Catholic celebrations: solemnities (the highest form, e.g. Easter, Christmas, Pentecost, and Christ the King), feast days (2nd in line, e.g. Holy Angels, the Visitation, the Presentation, the Baptism of Our Lord) the Gloria is a requirement, but the Creed won't be said on these days; and memorials (the lowest form, are obligatory or optional e.g. The memorial of St. Thomas Aquinas Jan. 28 is an obligatory memorial) are a celebration of the lives of saints. More on the subject...Solemnity, Feast, or Memorial? How to Tell the Difference - Epic Pew
Confession/Reconciliation at St. Mary's Vacaville, CA: Tuesday 5:30-6:15pm; Saturday 3:30-4:45pm or by appt. 707-448-2390
Directions to St. Mary's in the City of Vacaville, CA: from Highway 80, Davis Street turnoff: https://goo.gl/maps/LARN7Yrok3rJXfdT6
TLM Finders:
-Nearby Masses - tlmsf.org (located in the greater Sacramento, SF Bay Area & East Bay)
-ST. STEPHEN THE FIRST MARTYR PARISH | (sacfssp.com)
-St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church | Yountville CA | Facebook
- Institute of Christ The King Sovereign Priest | St Margaret Mary (stmargaretmaryoak.org)
-Latin Mass Near Me — Mass of the Ages
-Latin Mass Directory – A Catholic directory of approved traditional Latin Masses
-Discover Mass | Bulletins, Directions, and More
-Arlington Latin Mass Society - About (latinmassarlington.org)
-LatinRiteMass.net | Traditional Latin Mass (TLM)
Other Traditional Latin Mass Support Groups:
-https://preservethelatinmass.org/resources/
-The Latin Mass Magazine: The Journal of Catholic Culture and Tradition - Welcome!
-Traditional Catholic Audio Producer | Keep the Faith
-Vestments | Via Providence | Liturgical
-Nuns and Religious Professions ~ Liturgical Arts Journal
-New Liturgical Movement: Announcing a New Traditional Women's Religious Order: Filiae Laboris Mariae
-Sacred Music | St. Vitus - FSSP LA
-2 great Traditional Liturgical Calendars: (FSSP) https://fraternitypublications.com/ or Seraphim Liturgical Calendar https://www.sistersofcarmel.com/brands/Seraphim-Company.html
PARISH PROJECTS:
-St. Mary's Latin Choir: soprano, alto, tenor and bass voices needed. Choir practice every Sunday at 12:00 Noon at Parish Hall, Room 7....all ages and all experience levels welcome. Our focus is Latin chant and polyphonic Catholic hymns appropriate for the traditional sung Missa-Cantata Latin Mass.
-St. Mary's TLM-Men's Group: meets every Wednesday at 10-12 am at Journey's- 5350 One Lake Drive, Fairfield, CA.
-Projects: Special Feast Days; Processional/Liturgical Canopy; vestments and sacramentals. Donations welcome.
Also, we were recently introduced to the folks at "Preserve the Latin Mass" (https://preservethelatinmass.org/) a great group focused on the preservation of the Latin Mass and changing hearts and minds through knowledge and prayer.
-the section known as the "THREE-LEGGED STOOL" and other miscellaneous topics:
...what is the "three-legged stool" and what does it mean?
(sourced from www.patheos.com)... The Catholic Church’s “three-legged stool” is a metaphorical representation of the three sources of authority that the Church relies on to guide its teachings and practices. These three sources are:
Scripture: The Bible is considered the inspired word of God and is the primary source of authority for the Catholic Church. It is believed to contain all the essential truths necessary for salvation.
Tradition: The Catholic Church also places great importance on tradition, which includes the teachings, practices, and beliefs that have been passed down through the centuries from the apostles and early Church fathers. This includes things like the sacraments, liturgy, and other practices that are not explicitly mentioned in the Bible.
Magisterium: The Magisterium refers to the teaching authority of the Catholic Church, which is vested in the Pope and bishops. They are responsible for interpreting Scripture and Tradition and ensuring that the teachings of the Church remain faithful to these sources of authority.
This metaphorical stool is often used to illustrate how these three sources of authority work together to support the teachings and practices of the Catholic Church 1.
-TLM Book Club (where we give book recommendations):
2. The Cross and the Beatitudes: by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen
3. What to Do When Jesus is Hungry: by Fr. Andrew Apostoli, CFR
4. The Way of Salvation and of Perfection: by St. Alphonsus Liguouri
5. Murder in the 33rd Degree (the Gagnon Investigation into Vatican FreeMasonry): by Fr. Charles Theodore Murr
Please note that the Men's Group covers the same books at our Wednesday meetings.
Recent books covered at Men's Group Coffee include: readings from book "If You Believed in Moses" by Fr. James Mawdsley. Previous books include: "The Cross and the Beatitudes" by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen; and "What to Do When Jesus Is Hungry" (a practical guide to the Works of Mercy) by Fr. Andrew Apostoli, CFR
Other topics of Interest (that took place over this past year):
...articles by New Liturgical Movement can be found here... postulate...New Liturgical Movement: Announcing a New Traditional Women's Religious Order: Filiae Laboris Mariae
latest articles: New Liturgical Movement
A review of the book True Obedience (by Peter Kwasnewski) reviewed by Fr. J. Mawdsley WATCH: Review by Fr. James Mawdsley – True Obedience
...The End
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