Cleveland TLM Friends has moved to a new website. Eleven years ago this blog was started, and it’s time for updating.
Some important things to take note of:
This website will remain on the Internet but no new content or updates will be made here. The contact email address will remain active.
The new website will not have a email subscription service for the foreseeable future. So you will have to bookmark the new site or just go to it at your convenience.
As this is the final blog post/email delivery you will receive from us via this web address, I want to thank you all for the support, help and prayers over the years.
Cleveland TLM Friends is not going away; we are just clicking refresh.
The New Website:
https://clevelandtlmfriends.com/
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As of April 20, 2020, this site is no longer active.
Monday, April 20, 2020
Wednesday, March 25, 2020
Feast of the Annunciation from 2009
And with that God was made man. And God would go on to suffer like man in so many ways. And God asked that we unite our sufferings with His.
Friends, until we can join again in Orate Fratres, here are some images from this Feast Day back in 2009, at St Stephen Church. We were lucky to find these in our computer folder. Mass was celebrated at the side altar of the Blessed Virgin Mary, by Fr Franz, who was pastor of the parish at that time.
BVM Side Altar, St Stephen Church
Feast of the Annunciation, 2009
Closeup of the BVM
Closeup of the Altar
Rev S. Michael Franz, then Pastor
Sunday, March 22, 2020
Laetare Sunday Mass, Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish
The Traditional Latin Mass seems to be a hot topic for pastors to provide to the faithful. Fr. David Ireland, pastor of Sacred Heart of Jesus parish in South Euclid, OH, dropped us a note asking that his recorded TLM for today be posted.
Saturday, March 21, 2020
Fr. Godic's Advice for All of Us
Fr. Frank Godic, pastor of Immaculate Conception in Cleveland, OH, has comforting words and actions for us. From establishing a live stream of Holy Mass from his parish, to the edifying story of his patron, St. Francis Xavier, Fr. Godic gives us reason to be confident that we can get through this most difficult period in our time. If you haven't already, kindly subscribe to the blog and our YouTube channel. Traditional Catholic media needs all the help it can get. Be generous to other outlets too. *Please take particular note: the live stream Mass from Immaculate Conception is NOT a project of Cleveland TLM Friends. We have been contacted with questions about it that, unfortunately, we cannot answer. "Please address questions, comments and corrections to: info@propria.org
Friday, March 20, 2020
Thursday, March 19, 2020
New Live Stream Mass, Immaculate Conception
The Cleveland TLM community is being blessed with the best possible way of continuity during this terrible reality. It was important to not allow this suspension of Masses to have a complete interfere with the greatest thing happening in northeast Ohio. The Traditional Catholic movement is too important to so many families and individuals.
The live stream is from Immaculate Conception, Cleveland. The broadcast schedule is planned for daily Mass.
We will be able to access it through www.holysacrifice.org.
***Cleveland TLM Friends is very thankful to the faithful Catholics who put this together.
The live stream is from Immaculate Conception, Cleveland. The broadcast schedule is planned for daily Mass.
Monday thru Friday, 6:30pm
Saturday, 9am
Sunday, 12pm
We will be able to access it through www.holysacrifice.org.
***Cleveland TLM Friends is very thankful to the faithful Catholics who put this together.
Updated Info
Previously, it was posted that some liturgical options might still be available in the Eastern Rites within the Diocese of Cleveland. That has largely changed. The most comprehensive update we have for liturgical possibilities is the following:
The Diocese of Cleveland had initially declared that the Sacrament of Confession would only be limited to "being in danger of death."
Since that statement, the Diocese has revised its policy, providing the Faithful with access to the Sacrament of Confession "any time."
This seems to be a move in the right direction, ever mindful of what our Faith teaches us, namely, that the care of the soul is more important than the care of the body. While it can seem discouraging that Holy Mass is not available to us, the Faithful have at moments throughout history experienced this terrible reality. We can be hopeful* that the Omnipotent Creator of all things has not and will not abandon us.
*Theological hope is not wishful thinking; its an act of confidence.
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All of the Maronite Liturgies have been cancelled.St. Peregrine is NOT an Eastern Rite Catholic Church. The chapel is part of the Society of St. Pius X. It is not clear if the Mass will still be available there, publicly.
All of the Byzantine Liturgies have been cancelled.
Ukrainian Catholic churches are awaiting a directive and won't know until the end of the week.
St. Elias: Still waiting to hear
St. Peregrine: Still waiting to hear
Confession, "Any time"
The Diocese of Cleveland had initially declared that the Sacrament of Confession would only be limited to "being in danger of death."
Since that statement, the Diocese has revised its policy, providing the Faithful with access to the Sacrament of Confession "any time."
This seems to be a move in the right direction, ever mindful of what our Faith teaches us, namely, that the care of the soul is more important than the care of the body. While it can seem discouraging that Holy Mass is not available to us, the Faithful have at moments throughout history experienced this terrible reality. We can be hopeful* that the Omnipotent Creator of all things has not and will not abandon us.
*Theological hope is not wishful thinking; its an act of confidence.
We've gotten some new subscribers recently. If you subscribe you will receive an email asking you to verify by clicking. If you do not verify, you will not have the posts delivered to your email inbox. If the verification email is not in your primary inbox, check your junk folder.
Also, please consider checking out and subscribing to Cleveland TLM Friends on YouTube.
Monday, March 16, 2020
Ohio Masses Cancelled
Very quick posting here. Grabbed from the Diocese of Cleveland website.
Their headline:
https://www.dioceseofcleveland.org/news/2020/03/16/ohio-bishops-suspend-publicly-celebrated-massesliturgies-through-holy-weekeaster
Their headline:
Ohio bishops suspend publicly celebrated Masses/liturgies through Holy Week/Easter
https://www.dioceseofcleveland.org/news/2020/03/16/ohio-bishops-suspend-publicly-celebrated-massesliturgies-through-holy-weekeaster
Wednesday, March 4, 2020
TLM Workshop, March 22
Our Friends at St Sebastian in Akron would like you all to know about a TLM workshop they will be hosting later this month. See the image below.
Tuesday, March 3, 2020
Blurred Truth in Modernity
Modernity portrays itself as an intelligent era with degree'd learned men, whilst keeping Truth blurred and unfocused.
“This simple wisdom of a Catholic mother far surpasses the sterile intellectualism of the new Pharisees and scribes, who are represented by the liberal and neo-Modernist clerical clan in the life and structures of the Church in our day.” —Bp Athanasius Schneider, Christus Vincit
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