Mission Statement
The Latin Mass Society of the Hudson Valley is a lay movement devoted to
the organic restoration of traditional Catholic Latin liturgy in the Mid-Hudson Valley.
The traditional Latin Mass tells the truth about God and Man; with ineffable beauty softens our hearts and bends our rebel wills to
the gentle yoke of Christ; invokes God's infinite mercies for our manifold faults; lavishes upon us the grace flowing from the sacrifice
of the Cross to help make us holy and worthy participants in a Eucharistic banquet that binds us in a communion of love with Christ,
and through Christ with each other.
Hence, the Latin Mass Society is committed to the Latin Catholic tradition at the core of our Church's identity, the sacred nature of the liturgy as a pathway to holiness, and the organic restoration of the Latin Mass in the life of the Church.
the organic restoration of traditional Catholic Latin liturgy in the Mid-Hudson Valley.
The traditional Latin Mass tells the truth about God and Man; with ineffable beauty softens our hearts and bends our rebel wills to
the gentle yoke of Christ; invokes God's infinite mercies for our manifold faults; lavishes upon us the grace flowing from the sacrifice
of the Cross to help make us holy and worthy participants in a Eucharistic banquet that binds us in a communion of love with Christ,
and through Christ with each other.
Hence, the Latin Mass Society is committed to the Latin Catholic tradition at the core of our Church's identity, the sacred nature of the liturgy as a pathway to holiness, and the organic restoration of the Latin Mass in the life of the Church.
Secret for the Ninth Sunday after Pentecost
Concede nobis, quaesumus, Domine, haec digne frequentare mysteria:
quia, quoties hujus hostiae commemoratio celebratur, opus nostrae redemptionis exercitur.
Grant to us, we beseech Thee, Lord, that we may worthily frequent these Mysteries:
for as often as the memorial of this Victim is celebrated, the work of our Redemption is wrought.
quia, quoties hujus hostiae commemoratio celebratur, opus nostrae redemptionis exercitur.
Grant to us, we beseech Thee, Lord, that we may worthily frequent these Mysteries:
for as often as the memorial of this Victim is celebrated, the work of our Redemption is wrought.