The Diocese of Trenton The Diocese of Trenton The Diocese of Trenton The Diocese of Trenton Celebration of the Traditional Latin Mass Celebration of the Traditional Latin Mass Celebration of the Traditional Latin Mass Celebration of the Traditional Latin Mass

February 3, 2013February 3, 2013February 3, 2013February 3, 2013 Sexagesima SundaySexagesima SundaySexagesima SundaySexagesima Sunday

High MassHigh MassHigh MassHigh Mass 12:15 p.m.12:15 p.m.12:15 p.m.12:15 p.m.

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Church of St. Anthony Church of St. Anthony Church of St. Anthony Church of St. Anthony 626 South Olden Avenue 626 South Olden Avenue 626 South Olden Avenue 626 South Olden Avenue Hamilton, NJ 08629 Hamilton, NJ 08629 Hamilton, NJ 08629 Hamilton, NJ 08629 609609609609----587587587587----4372 4372 4372 4372

Mass IntentionsMass IntentionsMass IntentionsMass Intentions Sunday, February 3Sunday, February 3Sunday, February 3Sunday, February 3 Walter Xavier Flynn (deceased) High Mass requested by Mark Cellura

Sunday, February 10Sunday, February 10Sunday, February 10Sunday, February 10 The Holy Souls in Purgatory High Mass requested by the Vreeland Family

Sunday, February 17Sunday, February 17Sunday, February 17Sunday, February 17 Baby Michael Stanford (deceased) High Mass requested by Marge Stanford

Sunday, February 24Sunday, February 24Sunday, February 24Sunday, February 24 George V. and Veronica E. Hustak (deceased) High Mass requested by Children

Music IntentionsMusic IntentionsMusic IntentionsMusic Intentions

Sunday, February 3Sunday, February 3Sunday, February 3Sunday, February 3 Mr. Adrian Taraba (living)

Requested by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Taraba

Sunday, February 10Sunday, February 10Sunday, February 10Sunday, February 10

Michael Pribula (deceased) Requested by

Jim and Dorothy Conway and sons

Today’s Sacred Music

Processional Hymn Processional Hymn Processional Hymn Processional Hymn Prelude Asperges Me Asperges Me Asperges Me Asperges Me Chant KyrieKyrieKyrieKyrie Missa De Angelis GloriaGloriaGloriaGloria no Gloria is sung or prayed on Sexagesima Sunday Credo Credo Credo Credo Credo III Sanctus Sanctus Sanctus Sanctus Missa De Angelis Agnus Dei Agnus Dei Agnus Dei Agnus Dei Missa De Angelis Recessional HymnRecessional HymnRecessional HymnRecessional Hymn All My Hope on God is Founded

Today is the Feast of

Saint Blaise, The Patron Saint

Against Throat Ailments

There will be a Blessing of Throats

immediately after the

Holy Sacrifice of the Mass

“Per intercessionem S. Blasii liberet te “Per intercessionem S. Blasii liberet te “Per intercessionem S. Blasii liberet te “Per intercessionem S. Blasii liberet te Deus a malo gutteris et a quovis alio malo” Deus a malo gutteris et a quovis alio malo” Deus a malo gutteris et a quovis alio malo” Deus a malo gutteris et a quovis alio malo”

May God at the intercession of St. Blaise preserve you from throat troubles

and every other evil.

We have a new CD from “Our Sisters”, We have a new CD from “Our Sisters”, We have a new CD from “Our Sisters”, We have a new CD from “Our Sisters”, the Benedictines of Mary, Queen of the Apostles!the Benedictines of Mary, Queen of the Apostles!the Benedictines of Mary, Queen of the Apostles!the Benedictines of Mary, Queen of the Apostles!

“ “ “ “Marian Hymns at Ephesus”Marian Hymns at Ephesus”Marian Hymns at Ephesus”Marian Hymns at Ephesus”

“Devotion to Our Lady is carried throughout the day, at the rosary, and also at Mass and the Divine Office in the hymns and chants recorded here. May she lead us with you to the Kingdom of Heaven” -Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles

The Benedictines of Mary, Queen of the Apostles have hand-crafted our beautiful vestments for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in the Extraordinary Form. They have also recorded several CDs, including “Advent at Ephe-sus”, which we offered and which rose to the top of the charts in December. We are very happy to now offer a CD that the Sisters recorded in 2011 with some of the most well-loved hymns to the Blessed Mother. The CD is avail-able for $15 downstairs after Mass. It includes the Salve Regina (chant), Magnificat (chant/polyphony), O Quam Glorifica (chant), O Sanctissima, Immaculate Mary, Hail Holy Queen, Ave Maria (Ravanello), Tota Pulchra Es (both the chant and Lassus versions) and seven other Marian hymns. Proceeds support these wonderful Sisters as well as our growing community.

Sacred Music Intentions are still available for 2013 Traditional Latin Masses!Sacred Music Intentions are still available for 2013 Traditional Latin Masses!Sacred Music Intentions are still available for 2013 Traditional Latin Masses!Sacred Music Intentions are still available for 2013 Traditional Latin Masses!

You are invited to request up to three music intentions per day for the Sacred Music offered throughout 2013 at the 12:15pm Traditional Latin Mass here at the Church of St. Anthony and for Traditional Latin Masses offered on Holy Days at the Church of St. Vincent DePaul in Yardville, NJ. Music intentions can be offered for both the living and for the deceased. Kindly note that the requested donation for each Mass is $15.00Kindly note that the requested donation for each Mass is $15.00Kindly note that the requested donation for each Mass is $15.00Kindly note that the requested donation for each Mass is $15.00. Please visit the Traditoinal Latin Mass Table downstairs after Mass during the Convivium to obtain Sacred Music inten-tions for Traditional Latin Masses in 2013.

IMPORTANT NEWS FOR ALTAR SERVERS, MAIDENS OF THE MIRACULOUS MEDALIMPORTANT NEWS FOR ALTAR SERVERS, MAIDENS OF THE MIRACULOUS MEDALIMPORTANT NEWS FOR ALTAR SERVERS, MAIDENS OF THE MIRACULOUS MEDALIMPORTANT NEWS FOR ALTAR SERVERS, MAIDENS OF THE MIRACULOUS MEDAL AND OUR NEW SCHOLA!AND OUR NEW SCHOLA!AND OUR NEW SCHOLA!AND OUR NEW SCHOLA!

Altar Server Practice, MMM Meeting, Schola Practice and Altar Server Practice, MMM Meeting, Schola Practice and Altar Server Practice, MMM Meeting, Schola Practice and Altar Server Practice, MMM Meeting, Schola Practice and Lunch!Lunch!Lunch!Lunch!

Saturday, February 9, from 10:00am to 1:00pmSaturday, February 9, from 10:00am to 1:00pmSaturday, February 9, from 10:00am to 1:00pmSaturday, February 9, from 10:00am to 1:00pm St. Vincent DePaul Church

555 Yardville-Allentown Road, Yardville, NJ

This is an important practice and meeting for all of our servers, MMM, and our new Schola. This is an important practice and meeting for all of our servers, MMM, and our new Schola. This is an important practice and meeting for all of our servers, MMM, and our new Schola. This is an important practice and meeting for all of our servers, MMM, and our new Schola.

∗ Our Altar Servers Altar Servers Altar Servers Altar Servers will be working on all ranks and levels (new, junior, senior and sacristan) as well as reviewing the setup and logistics for our Traditional Latin Masses that occur at St. Vincent DePaul. We will be returning to St. Vincent DePaul Church for some Holy Days in 2013, and it is important for the team to be familiar with the sacristy and sanctuary.

∗ The MMMMMMMMMMMM will be working on some new projects as we develop a leadership path and structure similar to our altar servers. Stay tuned for some great developments.

∗ Beginning on February 9, our new choir (The Diocese of Trenton Traditional Latin Mass Schola CantorumThe Diocese of Trenton Traditional Latin Mass Schola CantorumThe Diocese of Trenton Traditional Latin Mass Schola CantorumThe Diocese of Trenton Traditional Latin Mass Schola Cantorum) will be practicing at this time as well, preparing to sing at their once monthly Mass.

∗ At the end of the meetings/practices, all will join together (with all families present) for Adoration and Benedic-tion of the Most Blessed Sacrament in the Church.

∗ A big lunch for everyone will follow downstairs in the St. Vincent DePaul Church Hall (followed by football for the altar servers and priests)

SEE YOU THIS SATURDAY!

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Are you curious about the Traditional Latin Mass?

Would you like to learn more about this Mass in the Extraordinary Form celebrated weekly

here at the Church of St. Anthony?

The Rev. Brian Patrick WoodrowThe Rev. Brian Patrick WoodrowThe Rev. Brian Patrick WoodrowThe Rev. Brian Patrick Woodrow joins co-host Dorothy Conway each third Wednesday of the month on the radio show:

Listen to the September through January radio broadcasts on our website, www.LatinMassTrenton.org. www.LatinMassTrenton.org. www.LatinMassTrenton.org. www.LatinMassTrenton.org. Father speaks about the Traditional Latin Mass, how everything began here at the Church of St. Anthony, and how our growing young Community is characteristic of what is happening worldwide! All are invited to email any questions that you would like Fr. Woodrow to consider for his next show, which will air on February 20, 2013. Please send questions to: ususantiquior070707@gmail.com ususantiquior070707@gmail.com ususantiquior070707@gmail.com ususantiquior070707@gmail.com .

“CATHOLIC MATTERS: VOICES OF TRADITION”

Some Important AnnouncmentsSome Important AnnouncmentsSome Important AnnouncmentsSome Important Announcments

Contribution Envelopes are now availableContribution Envelopes are now availableContribution Envelopes are now availableContribution Envelopes are now available

We are now happy to provide Traditional Latin Mass Contri-Traditional Latin Mass Contri-Traditional Latin Mass Contri-Traditional Latin Mass Contri-bution envelopesbution envelopesbution envelopesbution envelopes for your use at the collection during the Of-fertory. These envelopes will be available on the side tables as well as downstairs at the Convivium. We are so grateful for your continued generosity! Our Sacred Music Program, Altar Servers, Maidens of the Miraculous Medal (MMM), priest vestments, weekly proper sheets, altar linens, cassocks, sti-pends for visiting clergy, practices, and Convivium hospitality expenses are all funded by your contributions. If you are writ-If you are writ-If you are writ-If you are writ-ing a check, please make it out to “OLSing a check, please make it out to “OLSing a check, please make it out to “OLSing a check, please make it out to “OLS----SA”, and write “Latin SA”, and write “Latin SA”, and write “Latin SA”, and write “Latin Mass” on the memo line. Mass” on the memo line. Mass” on the memo line. Mass” on the memo line.

You are invited to our ‘Convivium’ after Mass todayYou are invited to our ‘Convivium’ after Mass todayYou are invited to our ‘Convivium’ after Mass todayYou are invited to our ‘Convivium’ after Mass today

Please plan to join us for our full lunch today after the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. This is a time for fellowship, food and fun! All are welcome to attend downstairs in the Church Hall and there is no cost.

Today is a cause for special celebration, as Baby Maximillian Christopher will receive the Sacrament of Baptism in the Ex-traordinary Form after the Traditional Latin Mass and the Blessing of Throats. All are invited to the Baptism as well as to the extended Convivium which will include a Baptism cele-bration!

RECESSIONAL HYMNRECESSIONAL HYMNRECESSIONAL HYMNRECESSIONAL HYMN All my hope on God is founded; he doth still my trust renew, me through change and chance he guideth, only good and only true. God unknown, he alone calls my heart to be his own.

Mortal pride and earthly glory, sword and crown betray our trust; though with care and toil we build them tower and temple fall to dust. But God's power, hour by hour, is my temple and my tower.

God's great goodness e'er endureth, deep his wisdom, passing thought: splendor, light and life attend him, beauty springeth out of naught. Evermore from his store newborn worlds rise and adore.

Questions and Answers About the Liturgical Calendar for the Extraordinary Form of the Mass (Part II)Questions and Answers About the Liturgical Calendar for the Extraordinary Form of the Mass (Part II)Questions and Answers About the Liturgical Calendar for the Extraordinary Form of the Mass (Part II)Questions and Answers About the Liturgical Calendar for the Extraordinary Form of the Mass (Part II) By Reverend H. Todd CarterBy Reverend H. Todd CarterBy Reverend H. Todd CarterBy Reverend H. Todd Carter

Why don't the Sundays at the Traditional Latin Mass match the Sundays of Ordinary Form Parish Masses?Why don't the Sundays at the Traditional Latin Mass match the Sundays of Ordinary Form Parish Masses?Why don't the Sundays at the Traditional Latin Mass match the Sundays of Ordinary Form Parish Masses?Why don't the Sundays at the Traditional Latin Mass match the Sundays of Ordinary Form Parish Masses? The Traditional Latin Mass uses a different Liturgical Calendar than the Ordinary Form Mass. While there are many similarities, there are a number of differences that can be jarring if one is not prepared. Advent, Christmas, Lent and Easter seasons all occur at the same time. However, the Sundays may be called different names or have different themes. For instance, while most churches were celebrating the Baptism of Our Lord, we were celebrating Holy Family. While most churches were celebrating the Holy Family, we were celebrating Sunday within the Octave of Christmas. When most churches are celebrating the 5th Sunday of Lent, we will be celebrating

Passion Sunday. Also, Christ the King falls on the last Sunday of October, not the last Sunday of the Liturgical year (the week before the first Sunday of Advent). One should be attentive to their liturgical calendars to avoid pit falls. To help with this, we have also created and are offering our own 2013 Traditional Latin Mass Family Calendar (available at the Conviviums) that has the Extraordinary Form calendar listed for every Sunday and Holy Day throughout the year.

What happened to Ordinary Time?What happened to Ordinary Time?What happened to Ordinary Time?What happened to Ordinary Time? In the Ordinary Form of Holy Mass, Ordinary Time (which is in Latin Tempus per annum meaning "Time through the year") is the liturgical season established after the Second Vatican Council which begins immediately after the Christmas season, is interrupted by Lent and Easter and then continues after Pentecost until Christ the King. In Ordinary Time, the Church cele-brates the earthly ministry of Our Lord. In the Extraordinary Form, the Church calls these same Sundays the "Sundays after Epiphany" and "Sundays after Pentecost." Whenever there are not enough Sundays after Pentecost (in the Liturgical Calendar) to make it to Advent, the Church cele-brates the weeks after Epiphany that were not celebrated earlier that year between the 23rd and 24th Sundays after Pentecost. On the Sundays after Epiphany, the church is extending Christmastide by showing how Christ is manifested by his preaching and miracles. In the Sundays after Pentecost, the Church continues the work of redemption, guided by the Holy Spirit she has received. Ordinary Time and the Sundays after Epiphany and Pentecost all have Green as their liturgical color. Why does Easter sometimes occur early some years and late in other years?Why does Easter sometimes occur early some years and late in other years?Why does Easter sometimes occur early some years and late in other years?Why does Easter sometimes occur early some years and late in other years? The Church calculates the time of Easter by the following formula. It is the first Sunday after the first full moon after the vernal equinox. The vernal equinox (March 20th or 21st) marks the official beginning of spring. This manner of calculating the date of Easter was established so that the Church would be able to use the standard Julian calendar to calculate Easter instead of using the Jewish Calendar to calculate Passover. This formula is not used by Eastern Churches who have their own method of calcu-lating Easter. This year, Easter Sunday is on March 31.

Be Sure to Visit our Latin Mass TableBe Sure to Visit our Latin Mass TableBe Sure to Visit our Latin Mass TableBe Sure to Visit our Latin Mass Table at the Convivium after Mass today!at the Convivium after Mass today!at the Convivium after Mass today!at the Convivium after Mass today!

At our Latin Mass Table during the Convivium we will have:

∗ MantillasMantillasMantillasMantillas made by the Carmelite Sisters (our MMM visited their Monas-tery in Elysburg, PA). The mantillas are available in white, cream, black and blue and are only $10.

∗ Final copies of the first production run of our historic Pontifical Pontifical Pontifical Pontifical Mass Commemorative DVDMass Commemorative DVDMass Commemorative DVDMass Commemorative DVD

∗ A new shipment of our 2013 Traditional Latin Mass Family 2013 Traditional Latin Mass Family 2013 Traditional Latin Mass Family 2013 Traditional Latin Mass Family Calendar Calendar Calendar Calendar (the first shipment sold out in two weeks!)

∗ Many new items, including mugs, car magnets and pensmugs, car magnets and pensmugs, car magnets and pensmugs, car magnets and pens

∗ Helpful booksbooksbooksbooks on the Traditional Latin Mass, as well as a variety of Latin Mass hand Missals.

∗ The CD, “Marian Hymns at EphesusMarian Hymns at EphesusMarian Hymns at EphesusMarian Hymns at Ephesus” by the Benedictines of Mary, Queen of the Apostles

∗ Copies of the double DVD set double DVD set double DVD set double DVD set from our Feb 2012 first Solemn High Mass and the July 2012 Mass for the Feast of the Precious Blood (with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament)