Mass of Ages is the quarterly magazine of the Latin Mass Society, containing reports about the LMS's many activities across the country, national and international news of Traditional Catholic events, feature articles on different aspects of the traditional Faith and culture, and opinions and views on developments in the Catholic Church.
An even bigger edition for Spring 2012!
In the new Spring 2012 edition, we have increased the size of Mass of Ages again from 48 to 56 pages. But the price is the same. We have interviews and special features, news from around the country, including a feature on the new Traditional shrine at New Brighton, Merseyside, run by the Institute of Christ the King, including an interview with its Rector, Canon Olivier Meney. We also include the second of our regular reports from Rome, our popular family notebook column, a Lenten feature, a special feature and appeal on seminarians at Traditional seminaries, an inspiring photograph and report from Afghanistan, an extract from a fascinating new book about the Easter liturgy aimed at the non-specialist and specialist alike, a new regular column on Catholic art, comment and opinion columns, our regular delve into the LMS archives from past decades, your letters and a prize crossword, plus full listings of Traditional Masses across England and Wales. Plus much more besides.
Below you can download taster articles from the current edition and buy a hard copy of the entire magazine:
A striking photograph from war-torn Afghanistan, sent to us by an army chaplain serving there, and a chaplain who offers Mass in the Extraordinary Form no less.
Gwen Richards, in her regular Family Notebook column, asks how Catholic parents can encourage vocations amongst their children...without putting them off for ever. As usual there is practical wisdom drawn from the Saints' and from her own experience, delivered with wit and humour.
Our regular diarist, casts her eye over matters as diverse as the US Presidential election campaign, the tea-drinking habits of French priests and a well-known BBC journalist's take on religious art. Read more>>
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