Traditional Latin Mass experiences a revival, including young converts to the older form and traditions Faith Conversations writer Roxane B. Salonen explores why a growing number of Catholics are finding themselves drawn to this older form of the Mass, put in place in the sixth century. Written By: Roxane B. Salonen | 7:00 am, Apr. 23, 2021 ×
The Communion line at the Cathedral of St. Mary in downtown Fargo on Sunday, April 18, 2021, shows an array of “mantillas,” or veils, worn by some of the women attending the Traditional Latin Mass. Roxane B. Salonen / The Forum
FARGO Every Sunday afternoon, Sara Ray climbs the stairs to the St. Mary’s Cathedral choir loft, a Gregorian chant book in her hand and a spark of heaven on her heart.
Traditional Latin Mass experiences a revival, including young converts to the older form and traditions
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Traditional Latin Mass experiences a revival, including young converts to the older form and traditions
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