Next DVD presentation schedule

April DVD Sacred Liturgy Presentation is scheduled for Thursday April 12th. 

We hope you can attend and if possible bring a friend with you to build our 

Latin Mass Community in the Treasure Valley!

The DVD will be the talk given by Rev. Theodore Lange entitled: How the Sung Gregorian Liturgy Affects the Way I Celebrate Mass. It’s a wonderful presentation!

Time: 6:30 pm

Place: Gina and Rob Sower’s house: 12932  W. Grenadier Dr., Boise 83713

If you wish, please bring hors d’oeuvres or a dessert to share.

RSVP would be appreciated if you plan to attend: Call Tom Lester at 208-891-9980 or email at: LatinMassIdaho@gmail.com

Reminder: March DVD Sacred Liturgy Conference Presentation

Reminder: March DVD Sacred Liturgy Conference Presentation is this Thursday, March 8th. We hope you can attend and if possible bring a friend with you to build our Latin Mass Community in the Treasure Valley!

The DVD will be the talk given by Rev. Theodore Lange entitled: How the Sung Gregorian Liturgy Affects the Way I Celebrate Mass. It’s a wonderful presentation!

Time: 6:30 pm

Place: Gina and Rob Sower’s house: 12932  W. Grenadier Dr., Boise 83713

If you wish, please bring hors d’oeuvres or a dessert to share.

RSVP would be appreciated if you plan to attend: Call Tom Lester at 208-891-9980 or email at: LatinMassIdaho@gmail.com

Reminder for your consideration: 

 

The Sacred Liturgy Conference this year will be in Salem, Oregon, from June 27th to the 30th, 2018 . The early bird special registration price for the 2018 conference ends March 1st. If there is any way you can attend, try to register before March 1st. It should be a great conference. Special guest speakers will include Bishop Athanasius Schneider from Astana, Kazakhstan, Rev. Cassian Folsom, OSB from Norcia, Italy, Bishop James D. Conley from Lincoln, NE and many other distinguished presenters.

 

Please visit the conference website below:

www.sacredliturgyconference.org

February DVD Sacred Liturgy Conference Presentation date rescheduled.

PLEASE NOTE:  February DVD Sacred Liturgy Conference Presentation date rescheduled.

The DVD  presentation scheduled for February 8th has been rescheduled for Thursday, March 8th.

The DVD will be the talk given by Rev. Theodore Lange entitled: How the Sung Gregorian Liturgy Affects the Way I Celebrate Mass. It’s a wonderful presentation!

Time: 6:30 pm
Place: Gina and Rob Sower’s house: 12932  W. Grenadier Dr., Boise 83713
If you wish, please bring hors d’oeuvres or a dessert to share.

RSVP would be appreciated if you plan to attend: Call Tom Lester at 208-891-9980 or email at: LatinMassIdaho@gmail.com

Invitation to you from the Treasure Valley Latin Mass Society

Invitation to you from the Treasure Valley Latin Mass Society


On Thursday, January 11, 2018, the Latin Mass Society will show a DVD presentation from the recent Sacred Liturgy Conference that took place in Medford, Oregon from July 12-15. Four hundred laity attended this conference along with ten presenters including Cardinal Burke, Portland Archbishop Sample, San Francisco Archbishop Cordileone, and Santa Rosa Bishop Vasa. All presentations focused on different aspects of the Extraordinary Form Mass also known as the Traditional Latin Mass. The conference liturgies covered the Extraordinary Form Mass and the Novus Ordo Mass in Latin. The DVD showing for January 11th, will be Rev. Gerard Saguto, FSSP District Superior of North America. Fr. Saguto will talk about The Offertory: Prelude to Sacrifice.


You are invited to attend:


Where: Home of Rob and Gina Sower: 12932 W. Grenadier Dr., Boise, 83713
When: Thursday, January 11, 2018
Time: 6:30 p.m.
What to bring: If you wish, bring hors d’oeuvres or a dessert to share.


RSVP would be appreciated if you plan to attend: Call Tom Lester at 208-891-9980 or email at: LatinMassIdaho@gmail.com


Special Note: All those who signed up to be in the Schola and those who have not signed up and would like to be in the Schola, please plan to attend the DVD showing. After the DVD showing, there will be our first Schola meeting to discuss the path forward for the Schola.

Invitation: 2nd DVD presentation from the Sacred Liturgy Conference in Medford

Treasure Valley Latin Mass Society
Una Voce St. Joseph Chapter


Invitation To You


We will be showing the 2nd DVD presentation from the Sacred Liturgy Conference in Medford, Oregon last July.


The Latin Mass Society will show a DVD presentation from the recent Sacred Liturgy Conference that took place in Medford, Oregon from July 12-15. Four hundred laity attended this conference along with ten presenters including Cardinal Burke, Portland Archbishop Sample, San Francisco Archbishop Cordileone, and Santa Rosa Bishop Vasa. All presentations focused on different aspects of the Extraordinary Form Mass also known as the Traditional Latin Mass. The conference liturgies covered the Extraordinary Form Mass and the Novus Ordo Mass in Latin. Bishop Robert Vasa, Santa Rosa Diocese, CA (former Bishop of Baker City Diocese, Oregon) will try to answer the question: Why do people react so negatively toward the Traditional Latin Mass?


When: Thursday, November 30, 2017
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Where: Rob and Gina Sower’s Home
12932 W. Grenadier Dr.
Boise, ID 83713


Bring: If you wish, bring hors d’oeuvres or a dessert to share.


RSVP: Email: LatinMassIdaho@gmail.com listing those who will attend,
or call Tom Lester at 208-891-9980.


We look forward to seeing you there!

Approval by Una Voce America!

Treasure Valley Latin Mass Society, Una Voce St. Joseph Chapter

Good news! Our application to become a Una Voce Chapter was approved by Una Voce America!   (See our new title above.)

We are the first Una Voce Chapter in Idaho.

What is Una Voce?
This is taken from the Una Voce America website:

A Role of Service to the Church

“The International Una Voce Federation has played an important role in supporting the use of the 1962 edition of the Roman Missal in obedience to the directives of the Holy See. For this valuable service I express my gratitude to the members of the Federation and extend my blessing.”  Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Prefect of the congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith, speaking to the Una Voce Federation, 25 July 1996

Una Voce (from the Preface of the Most Holy Trinity – with one voice) is an international federation of associations, founded in 1966 in Rome, that now includes national associations in 17 nations on every continent. It is dedicated to ensuring that the Roman Mass codified by St. Pius V is maintained as one of the forms of eucharistic worship which are honored in universal liturgical life, and to restoring the use of Latin, Gregorian Chant, and sacred polyphony in Catholic liturgy. The Una Voce International website provides information about officers and national associations: www.fiuv.org

Members believe that use of Latin in the Mass and Sacraments is a unifying force, needed by the Church in these days of widespread controversy. They believe that using the rites which were the form of Catholic worship for over 1,500 years will preserve the traditional emphasis on the Mass as Sacrifice, with its central teaching of transubstantiation, This, in turn, will help reverse the decline in vocations as altar boys, charged with difficult and meaningful duties, will be imbued from an early age with a sense of the sacred. We Catholics possess a living heritage. We owe a duty to our posterity to transmit it in its fullness, and as a living tradition. This is not only the feeling of Una Voce, it is the teaching of all the postconciliar Popes.

Requiem Mass - observations from a first-timer

Dear Father,


I attended the Mass yesterday afternoon (11/2). I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for presiding over this Mass. It was an experience I shall never forget.  I have been longing for something more from liturgy for a very long time, and I knew my longings would be fulfilled in the Latin Mass, although I'd never attended one. I truly felt as if I was just this side of the veil yesterday, and I cried for a good part of it. It was beautiful worship, and watching you and the servers was like a holy dance. At no point did I feel "slighted" for not understanding the Latin, or having your back to me; instead, it all felt right and proper. The only thing I felt other than joy was a feeling of great sadness that such a thing of beauty was ever taken away from us. I grew up in the 60s-70s so the Novus Ordo is the only Mass I know. I fear that now my longing will be even greater as I return to that same Mass, now that I have experienced the alternative. However, I know that our Lord is there and that is reason to endure! Please be assured of my continual prayers for you.


God bless you Father.


Sincerely and in Christ's love,
[anonymous]

Invitation to you from the Treasure Valley Latin Mass Society

Invitation to you from the Treasure Valley Latin Mass Society


On Friday, November 10, 2017, the Latin Mass Society will show a DVD presentation from the recent Sacred Liturgy Conference that took place in Medford, Oregon from July 12-15. Four hundred laity attended this conference along with ten presenters including Cardinal Burke, Portland Archbishop Sample, San Francisco Archbishop Cordileone, and Santa Rosa Bishop Vasa. All presentations focused on different aspects of the Extraordinary Form Mass also known as the Traditional Latin Mass. The conference liturgies covered the Extraordinary Form Mass and the Novus Ordo Mass in Latin. The DVD showing for November 10th, will be Archbishop Sample’s presentation covering his personal journey in discovering the Traditional Latin Mass. It was a very impactful presentation for all present!
You are invited to attend:

Where: Home of Rob and Gina Sower: 12932 W. Grenadier Dr., Boise, 83713

When: November 10, 2017

Time: 6:30 p.m.

What to bring: If you wish, bring hors d’oeuvres or a dessert to share.

RSVP would be appreciated if you plan to attend: Call Tom Lester at 208-891-9980

All Souls Requiem Mass

The All Souls Requiem Mass was assisted by about 150, drawing from all the valley parishes, as well as from Spokane WA, Vale and Jordan Valley in Oregon, Twin Falls and Hammett in Idaho. The Mass was exquisite, as was the chant. Many thanks to all who served at the altar as well as musicians, ushers, and those who assisted.

36 questionnaires were returned representing 102 family members who are interested in attending a Sunday Mass in the extraordinary form; either monthly or weekly. This brings our email distribution list up to around 100. share the word, sign up to bring the Traditional Latin Mass to a Sunday near you! Join the Treasure Valley Latin Mass Society. Come to the event on November 10.


Comments from questionnaire:

I had forgotten how powerful the prayers of the Latin Mass are!

Love this beautiful Mass.

This is such an incredible opportunity - Thank you for your ongoing work to make this a reality for us Catholics in Southern Idaho.