ContentsRecent Articles on Tridentine South (And Southern) AfricaAbout the Tridentine Movement:http://scripturelink.googlepages.com/tridentinemovementofthechurchOur News Sitehttp://tridentinesa.blogspot.comVatican Permitted: Tridentine Rite In South AfricaIn Johannesburg, and PE, there are efforts at this movement: Johannesburg:(Tridentine South Africa ) Article by Marc Aupiais The Following are details given to Scripturelink News , by a helpful, and efficient source at the Cathedral of Christ the King,Archdiocese of Johannesburg , Johannesburg: Note from us, the following is a quotation, the information of external sources is not guaranteed, but usually accurate, nor is such an endorsement. The Cathedral has been successfully performing the latin Mass, under the guidance of the Hierarchy. Release to us: "Latin Mass at the Cathedral. With Thanks to our source, from the Cathedral's Staff, for this valuable information, and all the help and effort gone to; this is the Schedule in coming months: so far. This is the information they gave us. Marc Aupiais Editor Port Elizabeth Tridentine Rite:"WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2009 Latin mass in Port Elizabeth: a success: our contact(Tridentine South Africa) Article By Marc Aupiais We apologize for the time it took to get this out, there were both physical, and other problems on both sides. We ourselves received this on the 19th of January, that's about two days ago; from our contact in Port Elizabeth (PE). They say this of the Latin Mass, we were involved in new media promotion of: "The Mass on New Years Day at Corpus Christi Church was well attended: over 100 people in attendance, many of them parishioners of this church, others from further afield. Mgr John Clark offered a beautiful Low Mass and the response from those in attendance was generally very favourable. Photos were taken and I hope - even at this late stage, over 2 weeks later - to post these. Mgr Clark continues to offer this Mass every Friday at 5:30pm at St Vincent's Church (his parish). We are hoping to organise more frequent public Masses at other parishes in the near future, and you will be kept informed - more speedily than this time!" (we have added lines in between, but not altered the text itself.) The Mass in Question was held on January first." |