Mass of Ages is the quarterly magazine of the Latin Mass Society. 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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Mass of Ages - Autumn 2024 Edition
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Special features in this edition:
- Dr Joseph Shaw on why we should rejoice that non-Catholics recognise the cultural achievements of the Catholic Church
- Fr Richard Duffield reflects on St John Henry Newman and Pope Benedict’s Pilgrimage to Newman’s Oratory
- A Benedictine Restoration: Alastair Tocher on the English Benedictines at Colwich
- Increasing numbers of Catholic parents are choosing to home school, as Kathryn Hennessy explains
- Spiritual beings: Fr Aiden Nichols reviews a new study of the angels by Fr John Saward
Among our regular contributors:
- Why join the LMS? Dr Joseph Shaw on why we should do what we can to prevent the loss of a sublime expression of Catholic worship
- The preaching of the Assumption by Fr Thomas Crean
- It is not foolish to believe that the vessel that held the wine transubstantiated into Christ’s own blood was going to be kept and treasured, as Caroline Farey explains
- Between Rome and Remellion: Dr Joseph Shaw reviews a history of Catholic traditionalism
- Mary O’Regan on the Mass of Padre Pio
- Roman report: Dr Jules Gomes on Ecumenical Papacy
- Remember our king: James Preece on the origins of power
- Paul Waddington looks at the work of Edmund Kirby who designed more than twenty churches for the Catholic faithful
- Dr Sebastian Morello on three great wines from Montepulciano and a tipple best avoided
- Charles A. Coulombe remembers novelist, poet and champion of the Latin Mass, Sir Compton Mackenzie
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