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• Obtain the 14th Annual Edition (2009) of the Official Traditional Catholic Directory
  JULY 2009 MONTHLY REVISED EDITION NOW AVAILABLE
  Provided to the TRADITIO Network by the National Registry of Traditional Latin Masses

  The TRADITIO Network has been informed by the National Registry of Traditional Latin Masses that those who have paid the $10 Annual Use Price for the 2009 eBook Official Traditional Catholic Directory, Listing All Traditional Latin Masses and Traditional Resources for North America - 14th Edition (2009) may now update their copies to the July 2009 Monthly Revised Edition. We urge TRADITIO Network readers to buy and have on hand the current monthly revised edition of the Directory because we frequently refer our readers to it for traditional Mass locations and traditional resources, as well as the answers to many questions. This 200-page E-book, in the universal and free Adobe Acrobat PDF format, includes the only complete list, by sponsoring organization, of the approximately 700 Traditional Catholic Latin Masses in the pre-Vatican II Roman Rite, regularly and publicly celebrated in North America, as well as contacts for Mass sites outside North America. It also includes a list of traditional Catholic periodicals, suppliers, organizations, seminaries, religious orders, lay societies, retreats, schooling, and a necrology of traditional Catholic priests. For further information, click on the Official Traditional Catholic Directory department, provided to the TRADITIO Network by the National Registry of Traditional Latin Masses. Those who have previously paid the 2008 Annual Use Price to download the 2008 Original Edition and 2008 Monthly Revised Editions must now pay the Annual Use Price for 2009, if they wish to download the 2009 Annual Edition and the 2009 Monthly Revised Editions.

• Read Today's Daily Commentaries from the TRADITIO Fathers

  where each day the Fathers provide unique, provocative, often bitingly satirical commentary from half a century's observation of the Church both pre-and post-Vatican II, on current events in the Catholic Church from the traditional perspective.




• Sample This Week's Highlight on the Site

  The just-released July 2009 revised edition of the Official Traditional Catholic Directory, Listing All Traditional Latin Masses and Traditional Resources for North America, provided as a courtesy to the TRADITIO Network by the National Registry of Traditional Latin Masses. This 200-page E-book, in the universal and free Adobe Acrobat PDF format, includes the only complete list, by sponsoring organization, of the approximately 600 Traditional Catholic Latin Masses in the perpetually approved pre-Vatican II Roman Rite, regularly and publicly celebrated in North America, as well as contacts for Mass sites outside North America. It also includes a list of traditional Catholic periodicals, suppliers, organizations, seminaries, religious orders, lay societies, retreats, schooling, and a necrology of traditional Catholic priests.




• Pray Today's Traditional Divine Office

  the most important prayer that the Church offers to Almighty God after the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.




• See Today's Traditional Liturgical Calendar

  where the Saint, rank, and color of the day are listed, together with any fast and abstinence applicable.




• Listen to Gregorian Chant Provided to the TRADITIO Network by the St. John Schola for Gregorian Chant

  For Gregorian chant recorded live, we recommend the St. John Schola CD series: A Traditional Chapel Sings Gregorian Chant:
  
  Volume I: Christmas Matins of the Divine Office-An Abridgement (December 2006)
  Volume II: First Mass of Christmas (December 2006)
  Volume III: Fourth Sunday after Epiphany (January 2007)
  Volume IV: Pentecost (May 2007)
  Volumes I-IV: Box Collection (May 2007)
  Volume V: 14th Sunday after Pentecost (September 2007)
  Volume VI: 4th Sunday after Easter (February 2008)
  Volume VII: Basilica of Sts. Peter & Paul (January 2009)
  
  
  
  In addition to its CD series, the St. John Schola has provided to the TRADITIO Network chant clips with supporting music sheets and booklets, which can be downloaded free of charge. For further information, click on the TRADITIO Network's Gregorian Chant department.




• Review the Booksales

  where the TRADITIO Network continuously offers for sale in a "silent auction" traditional Catholic books and compact discs that are typically hard to find and not listed on auction sites. Advance notice of this sale has been sent to those on our booksale E-mail list. If you would like advance notification of booksale announcements, simply E-mail your name and E-mail address to TRADITIO.




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