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The Walled Garden - a Poetry Collection by Andrew Thornton-Norris
I want to direct your attention to a collection poems by Andrew Thornton-Norris called The Walled Garden. It has been positively reviewed by figures known on both sides of the Atlantic, such as Annette...
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A Priest's First TLM: The Story is the Same
Over the years, one of the greatest satisfactions this writer has had is tutoring priests of every age group in the celebration of the traditional rites. Like anything worthwhile, the work can be...
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Pictures from Last Friday’s Mozarabic Mass in Rome
This past Friday, a solemn Mass in the Mozarabic Rite was celebrated in the Roman Basilica of the Holy Cross ‘in Jerusalem’ (Santa Croce in Gerusalemme), by Fr Salvador Aguilera Lopez, a priest of the...
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A New Artwork Based on the Medieval “Creeping to the Cross”
Those intrigued by liturgical practices of late medieval England, as well as those who are interested in contemporary illustration and calligraphy, should make a point of checking out this new work by...
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Ad Petri Sedem - A Documentary About the Populus Summorum Pontificum Pilgrimage
From French documentary maker Loïc Lawin and his organization Le Films du Lutrin comes this beautiful documentary about the fourth Populus Summorum Pontificum pilgrimage to Rome, which took place last...
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Is “Contemporary” Church Music a Good Example of Inculturation?
Today, I have an article under this title over at OnePeterFive. Some excerpts: It seems that the missionaries who went to the New World were able to take up elements of the culture of the...
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The Postcommunion Prayers for the Feast of the Ascension in the OF and EF
Over the last few years, there has been an increasing focus on the differences between the proper prayers of the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms of the Mass. [1] More and more people are becoming...
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The Feast of St Pancratius
May 12th is the feast of the Roman martyr St Pancratius, (also known as Pancras in English), a martyr of the persecution of the Emperor Diocletian. Born in Phrygia to Roman parents, his mother died in...
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Photopost Request: Pentecost 2016
Our next major photopost will be for Pentecost, this coming Sunday, May 15th; please send your photos (whether of the Ordinary or Extraordinary Form) to photopost@newliturgicalmovement.org for...
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Information on the TLM in Korea
A reader from South Korea sent in the following information, in the hopes that it will reach others in his country interested in the traditional Rite.The Traditional Latin Mass is usually celebrated...
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Fatima Conference and Solemn EF Mass at the Shrine of Our Lady of Lebanon...
The Basilica and National Shrine of Our Lady of Lebanon, located at 2759 North Lipkey Road in North Jackson, Ohio, will host a Fatima Conference on May 13-15. Speakers include Fr. Andrew Apostoli, CFR,...
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Humbert Codex of the Dominican Liturgy Available Online
Title Page of the Humbert CodexI am pleased to announce that, through the kindness of one of my Dominican brothers, I can now make available for download from the left sidebar of Dominican Liturgy a...
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Chants from the Recent Mozarabic Mass in Rome
During the Mozarabic Mass celebrated last Friday in the Roman Basilica of the Holy Cross‘in Jerusalem,’ I was able to record a few of the shorter chant parts. The first two are proper to the Mass for...
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Humbert Codex of the Dominican Rite Links Fixed
I apologize for this post, which is simply to tell our readers that the file links promised by my previous post have now been fixed and tested, and that those who want to download the Prototype...
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Pentecost 2016
The Holy Ghost filled all the house where the Apostles were, and there appeared unto them parted tongues as of fire, and it sat upon each of them. * And they were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and...
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Images from the Chartres Pilgrimage, and Commentary by Shawn Tribe
Our founder and long-time editor Shawn Tribe happened to mention in foro privato that one of his favorite things to write about during his many years at NLM was the famous Notre-Dame de Chrétienté...
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Pentecost Monday 2016
On this day all the nations saw incredible things in the city of David, when the Holy Spirit came down in fiery tongues, as Luke, one who discoursed of God, declared. For he sayeth: When the disciples...
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On Needlessly Problematizing Our Situation
Are we orphans? In the Gospel for the Vigil of Pentecost (EF), Jesus assured us He would not leave us so: “I will not leave you orphans: I will come to you.” By His Spirit He will lead us, the Church,...
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Can Anyone Identify Who Painted this Beautiful Icon?
I was trawling the net and saw this in Google images. It was posted on on Pinterest and I couldn’t track down where it comes from. If anyone out there can help, let us know!I don’t know what you think...
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Masses Celebrated Before a Relic of St John-Marie Vianney
Earlier this month, St Mary’s Church in Greenwich, Connecticut, received the relic of the incorruptible heart of St Jean-Marie Vianney, the Patron Saint of parish priests, for a three day visit. On May...
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