ASCENSION DAY MASS CANCELED
We deeply regret that the Latin Mass that was to have been
celebrated for the feast of the Ascension on Thursday, 17 May,
has been canceled owing to the Society’s not having been able
to secure a celebrant for the service. The next Mass according
to the traditional rite at Saint Stanislaus Church will be Sunday,
20 May, at 2:00 pm (Sunday after the Ascension.)

The new home of the Latin Mass in New Haven
is Saint Stanislaus Church at State and Eld Streets.
For directions click on Directions at right.

N.B.: The Officers of the St. Gregory Society
are pleased to announce that effective 29 January 2012,
High Mass will be celebrated every Sunday at 2:00 pm
at St. Stanislaus Church.

photograph: Stuart Chessman

*Sunday after the Ascension
Sunday, 20 May: High Mass at 2:00 P.M., to be celebrated
by The Rev. Matthew Mauriello, St. Roch Church, Greenwich.
Music for the service sung by the cantors from the Chant Schola
of the Saint Gregory Society will include the “Lux et Origo”
Ordinary (Vatican Edition I), seasonal chant anthems, and the
Gregorian chants for the Mass of the day. The second offering
will be for the benefit of the St. Gregory Society.

*Pentecost Sunday
Sunday, 27 May: High Mass at 2:00 P.M. to be celebrated
by the Rev. Matthew Mauriello, St. Roch Church, Greenwich.
Music for the service sung by the Chant Schola of the
“Missa Marialis” Ordinary (Vatican Edition IX/X), the plainsong
hymns ”Veni Creator Spiritus” and “Jam Christus ad astra
ascenderat”, and the Gregorian chants of the day. The second
offering will be for the benefit of the St. Gregory Society.

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The Saint Gregory Society
P. O. Box 891
New Haven, CT 06504
Telephone: (203) 815-8955
On the web: http://www.saint-gregory.org/

*The Fourth Sunday after Easter
Sunday, 6 May: High Mass at 2:00 P.M., to be celebrated
by The Rev. Dennis Kolinsky, S.J.C. Music for the service sung
by the Chant Schola of the Saint Gregory Society will include the
“Lux et Origo” Ordinary (Vatican Edition I), the responsories
“Isti sunt agni,” and “Rosa vernans,” and the Gregorian
chants for the Mass of the day. The second offering will be
for the benefit of the St. Saint Stanislaus Church.

*Fifth Sunday after Easter
Sunday, 13 May: High Mass at 2:00 P.M. to be celebrated
by The Rev. Matthew Mauriello, St. Roch Church, Greenwich.
Music for the service sung by cantors from Chant Schola
of the Saint Gregory Society will include the “Missa Lux et Origo”
Ordinary (Vatican Edition I), seasonal chant anthems
and the Gregorian chants of the day. The second offering
will be for the benefit of the St. Gregory Society.

*Quinquagesima Sunday
Sunday, 19 February: High Mass at 2:00 P.M., to be celebrated
by The Rev. Dennis Kolinsky, S.J.C. Music for the service sung
by the Chant Schola of the Saint Gregory Society will include the
“Missa orbis Factor” Ordinary (Vatican Edition XI), the hymns
“O quam glorifica,” and “Lucis Creator optime,” and the Gregorian
chants for the Mass of the Day. The second offering will be for the
benefit of the St. Gregory Society.

*First Sunday in Lent
Sunday, 26 Febuary: High Mass at 2:00 P.M. to be celebrated
by The Rev. Matthew Mauriello, St. Roch Church, Greenwich.
Music for the service sung by cantors from Chant Schola
of the Saint Gregory Society will include the “Missa orbis Factor”
Ordinary (Vatican Edition XI), seasonal chant anthems
and the Gregorian chants of the day. The second offering
will be for the benefit of the St. Gregory Society.

*The Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Sunday, 5 February is Septuagesima Sunday. However, as is
permitted by the rubrics, this Sunday at St. Stanislaus Church
in New Haven, the Feast of the Purification of Our Lady,
or Candlemas, will be observed with a Blessing of Candles,
Procession, and High Mass at 2:00 P.M., to be celebrated
by The Rev. John Ringley, St. Lawrence Church Shelton.
Music for the service sung by the Chant Schola of the
Saint Gregory Society will include the “Missa Marialis” Ordinary
(Vatican Edition IX/X), the antiphons “Hodie beata Virgo,”
and “Senex puerum,” and the Gregorian chants for the Procession
and Mass of the Day. The second offering will be for the benefit
of the St. Stanislaus Church

*Sexagesima Sunday
Sunday, 5 Febuary: High Mass at 2:00 P.M. to be celebrated
by The Rev. Matthew Mauriello, St. Roch Church, Greenwich.
Music for the service sung by cantors from Chant Schola
of the Saint Gregory Society will include the “Missa Orbis Factor”
Ordinary (Vatican Edition XI), seasonal chant anthems
and the Gregorian chants of the day. The second offering
will be for the benefit of the St. Gregory Society.

*The Third Sunday after the Epiphany
Sunday, 22 January: High Mass at 2:00 P.M., to be
celebrated by The Rev. Matthew Mauriello, St. Roch Church,
Greenwich. Music for the service sung by the Chant Schola
of the Saint Gregory Society will include the “Missa Dominicalis”
Ordinary (Vatican Edition XI), the antiphon “Tribus miraculis,”
the hymn “O sola magnarum urbium,” and the Gregorian chants
of the day. The second offering will be for the benefit of the
St. Gregory Society.

*The Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany
Sunday, 29 January: High Mass at 2:00 P.M. to be celebrated
by The Rev. Dennis Kolinski, S.J.C. Music for the service sung
by cantors from Chant Schola of the Saint Gregory Society
will include the “Missa de Angelis” Ordinary (Vatican Edition VIII),
the Gregorian chants, and seasonal chant anthems. of the day.
The second offering will be for the benefit of the St. Gregory
Society.

*The Feast of the Holy Family
Sunday, 8 January: High Mass at 3:30 P.M., to be
celebrated by The Rev. John Pikulski. Music for the service
sung by the Chant Schola of the Saint Gregory Society
will include the “Missa Marialis” Ordinary (Vatican Edition I/VIII),
the hymns “Corde natus ex parentis,” and “Christe Redemptor
omnium,” and the Gregorian chants of the day. The second
offering will be for the benefit of the St. Gregory Society.

*The Second Sunday after the Epiphany
Sunday, 15 January: Low Mass at 2:00 P.M. The second
offering will be for the benefit of the Saint Gregory Society.

We encourage all in our area who are devoted to the
Church’s traditional Latin liturgy to begin the new Church
Year by attending the Latin Masses at St. Stanislaus
Church in New Haven this Advent and Christmastide.

*The Third Sunday in Advent or Gaudete Sunday
Sunday, 11 December: High Mass at 2:00 P.M., to be
celebrated by The Rev. Dennis Kolinski, S.J.C.
Music for the service sung by the Chant Schola of the
Saint Gregory Society, will include the “Missa Marialis”
Ordinary (Vatican Edition IX/X), the antiphon “Alma
Redemptoris Mater,” the responsory, “Virgo Parens
Christi,” and the Gregorian chants of the feast. The second
offering will be for the benefit of St. Gregory Society.

*The Fourth Sunday in Advent
Sunday, 18 December: Low Mass at 2:00 P.M., to be
celebrated by The Rev. Stanley Miekina, St. Stanislaus
Church. The second offering will be for the benefit
of the Saint Gregory Society.

*The Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ: Christmas Day
Sunday, 25 December: High Mass at 2:00 P.M., to be
celebrated by The Reverend John Pikulski.
Music for the service sung by the Chant Schola of the
Saint Gregory Society, will include the “Missa de Angelis”
Ordinary (Vatican Edition VIII), the Latin carols “Resonet in
laudibus” and “Puer natus est”, and the Gregorian chants
of the Third Mass of Christmas (Christmas Day). The second
offering will be for the benefit of the St. Stanislaus Church.

* Christmas Gifts from the Saint Gregory Society
Each year at this time we remind our members and friends that the
Society’s publications make ideal gifts at Christmas. The Liturgical
calendars, greeting cards, and recordings we offer can be obtained
nowhere else. They reflect the beauty and solemnity that characterize
the traditional liturgy as they remind the recipient of the “gift that is
eternal”. These items will be available in the vestibule of the church
tomorrow after the Sunday Masses, along with sales flier for mail
orders. To order these items online click on “Recordings and Publications”
at the right. You can then add items to your cart and purchase online
with PayPal, or click on “FORM” at the end of the second paragraph,
print out the order form, and place your order with check by mail.

We encourage all in our area who are devoted to the
Church’s traditional Latin liturgy to begin the new Church
Year by attending the Latin Masses at St. Stanislaus
Church in New Haven this Advent and Christmastide.

*The First Sunday in Advent
Sunday, 27 November: High Mass at 2:00 P.M., to be
celebrated by The Rev. Dennis Kolinski, S.J.C.
Music for the service sung by the Chant Schola of the
Saint Gregory Society, will include the “Missa Orbis Factor”
Ordinary (Vatican Edition XI), the Advent Hymn “Conditor alme
siderum,” the Advent prose, “Rorate caeli desuper”
and the Gregorian chants of the feast. The second
offering will be for the benefit of St. Stanislaus Church.

*The Second Sunday in Advent
Sunday, 4 December: Low Mass at 2:00 P.M., to be
celebrated by The Rev. Stanley Miekina, St. Stanislaus
Church. The second offering will be for the benefit
of the Saint Gregory Society.

* Christmas Gifts from the Saint Gregory Society
Each year at this time we remind our members and friends that the
Society’s publications make ideal gifts at Christmas. The Liturgical
calendars, greeting cards, and recordings we offer can be obtained
nowhere else. They reflect the beauty and solemnity that characterize
the traditional liturgy as they remind the recipient of the “gift that is
eternal”. These items will be available in the vestibule of the church
tomorrow after the Sunday Masses, along with sales flier for mail
orders. To order these items online click on “Recordings and Publications”
at the right. You can then add items to your cart and purchase online
with PayPal, or click on “FORM” at the end of the second paragraph,
print out the order form, and place your order with check by mail.

*Twenty-third and Last Sunday after Pentecost
Sunday, 20 November: Low Mass at 2:00 P.M., to be celebrated
by The Rev. Dennis Kolinski, SJC (Canons Regular of St. John
Cantius, presently stationed at Holy Apostles Seminary).

*The First Sunday in Advent
Sunday, 27 November: High Mass at 2:00 P.M., to be
celebrated by The Rev. Dennis Kolinski, S.J.C.
Music for the service sung by the Chant Schola of the
Saint Gregory Society, will include the “Missa Orbis Factor”
Ordinary (Vatican Edition XI), the plainsong Anthem “Alma
Redemptoris Mater” the Advent Hymn “Conditor alme
siderum” and the Gregorian chants of the feast. The second
offering will be for the benefit of the St. Gregory Society.

The new home of the Latin Mass in New Haven
is Saint Stanislaus Church at State and Eld Streets.
For directions click on Directions at right.

*The Feast of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King
Sunday, 30 October: Solemn Mass and Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament at 2:00 P.M., to be celebrated by
The Rev. John Ringley, St. Lawrence Church, Shelton.
Music for the service sung by the Chant Schola of the
Saint Gregory Society, will include the “Missa Marialis” Ordinary
(Vatican Edition IX/X), the plainsong Hymns “Vexilla Regis”
and “Te saeculorum Principem,” and the Gregorian chants
of the feast. The second offering will be for the benefit
of the Saint Gregory Society.

*All Saints Day
Tuesday, 1 November: Low Mass at 5:30 p.m., to be celebrated
by The Rev. Stanley Miekina, St. Stanislaus Church.

*All Souls Day
Wednesday, 2 November: Solemn Requiem Mass at 5:30 p.m.,
to be celebrated by The Rev. Dennis Kolinski, SJC
(Canons Regular of St. John Cantius, presently stationed
at Holy Apostles Seminary). Music for the service will be
sung by the Chant Schola of the Saint Gregory Society.

*Twenty-first Sunday after Pentecost
Sunday, 6 November: High Mass at 2:00 P.M., to be celebrated
by The Rev. Matthew Mauriello, St. Roch Church , Greenwich.
Music for the service sung by the Chant Schola of the
Saint Gregory Society, will include the “Missa Orbis Factor”
Ordinary (Vatican Edition XI), the plainsong Anthems “O Quam
glorifica” and “O Sacrum Convivium,” and the Gregorian chants
of the feast. The second offering will be for the benefit
of St. Stanislaus Church.