New Hampshire
dedicated to preserving, restoring and promoting the Mass according to the 1962 Roman Missal of Blessed John XXIII
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Breaking 2008 News 
Saints Feasts
1962 Missale Romanum
6/30 Commemoration of
St. Paul
7/1 The Most Precious Blood
of our Lord Jesus Christ
7/2 The Visitation of the
Blessed Virgin Mary
7/3 St. Leo II
7/5 St.Anthony Mary Zaccaria
Feast of the Visitation
Elizabeth saw Mary coming to her and filled
with the Holy Spirit she cried out:
"Blessed art thou among women,
and blessed is the fruit of thy womb!"
Immaculate Conception,
Portsmouth TLM on Sunday
July, 6 to be Missa Cantata
Una Voce NH - This Sunday's TLM
which will be offered at Immaculate
Conception, Portsmouth at 11:00AM,
July 6 will be a Missa Cantata.
It will feature music by the Schuler
Singers, a Schola of young adults devoted
to enhancing worship through Gregorian
Chant and other forms of classical
liturgical music.
St. Adelaide's, Peabody, Ma.
to offer TLM every 4th Sunday
Una Voce NH - Fr. Raymond Van De Moortell
announced Sunday at St. Adelaide's first
TLM that the Mass in its Extraordinary
Form (Latin Tridentine) will be celebrated
EVERY 4th SUNDAY of the month at St.
Adelaide's Church in Peabody, MA..
The next scheduled Mass will be July 27.
Thank you Fr. Raymond !!!
Report on St. Adelaide's first TLM
which was a Solemn High Mass
UnaVoceNH - This past Sunday's Solemn
High Mass at St.Adelaide's Church in
Peabody, MA, was one of those events
that you just never forget.
It was very moving to see 3 priests (2 had
never offered a TLM before) offer their first
TLM so beautifully. I couldn't help but
wonder what the altar boys and servers
and the rest of the St. Adelaide's
Parishioners who had never witnessed a
TLM must have thought? For me, it was
the most beautiful thing this side of Heaven.
(Full article continued in News/Links)
Special Coverage section:
A Latin Mass in every Parish...
Una Voce NH - The announcement by
Cardinal Castrillon Hoyos in England
regarding the Holy Father's wish that the
TLM be celebrated in every parish has ignited
a firestorm of controversy. In our Special
Section you can read the comments/opinions
of the leading Catholic bloggers on the subject.
(See new "TLM in every Parish"
section on our site)
Pope’s ancient ornaments and
vestments underscore continuity
in the liturgy
Vatican’s Master of Papal Liturgical
Ceremonies, Msgr. Guido Marini explained
that the distinct ancient liturgical ornaments
and vestments being used by Pope Benedict
XVI underscore “the continuity of the current
liturgical celebration with that which has
characterized the life of the Church in the
past. The hermeneutic of continuity is always
an exact criterion for reading the course of
the Church in time. This also applies to the
liturgy.”
(Full article in News/Links section)
Updates on St Adelaide's 1st TLM:
it will be a Solemn High Mass
Peabody, MA (Una Voce NH) - Una Voce
NH has confirmed that tomorrow's Mass at
St. Adelaide's (see details below) will be a
Solemn High Mass with Priest, Deacon
and Sub deacon.
From 1:00 -1:40PM there will be Confession.
At 1:45 there will be an Introduction to the
TLM. Mass will begin at 2PM.
1st TLM to be offered at St.
Adelaide's in Peabody, Mass.
this Sunday June 29 at 2:00PM
Peabody, MA (Una Voce NH) -
celebrate a Traditional Latin Mass at
St. Adelaide's Church in Peabody on
June 29th (Feast of Sts. Peter & Paul),
at 2:00 PM.
The level of response may be
used to determine whether or not future
Traditional Latin Masses are offered on
Sundays on the North Shore, and
elsewhere in the Archdiocese of Boston.
Please spread this message to people
who may be interested in attending.
The chuch is conveniently located off
Rte 95/Rte 1 easily accessible from
southern NH.
Saint Adelaide's Church
Chris Muldoon
Driving directions available at:
www.LatinMassNorth.org
Pope prefers Communion on
the tongue, Msgr. Marini says 
Vatican City, Jun 25, 2008 / 04:51 pm
(CNA).- In interview published in the
Wednesday edition of L'Osservatore
Romano, Pope Benedict’s new Master
of Pontifical Liturgical Celebrations,
Monsignor Guido Marini, says he
believes that people receiving
Communion kneeling and on the tongue
will become common practice at the
Vatican.
(See full article in Mews/Links Section)
Portsmouth, NH announces:
1. Important daily TLM schedule changes
There will be no 12:10 PM TLM on Friday,
June 27 or Friday, July 4 but these Friday
TLM's will resume on Friday, July 11 at
12:10 PM and continue each Friday until
notified, confirmed.
2. TLM Missa Cantata on July 6
There will be a TL Mass with Schola on
July 6 at the Immaculate Conception
Church in Portsmouth at 11:00 AM,
confirmed.
Heart Church, Laconia begins
to last 2 months
(Ray Mongeau/For The Citizen)
Richard Tucker, left, and Joe Sorenson,
right, of P.M. MacKay Group from
Nashua remove pews at the sacred
Heart Church in Laconia to repair fire
and smoke damage.
Laconia Citizen By GAIL OBER
Restoration work began in Sacred Heart
Church three weeks to the day after an
arson fire caused around $250,000 worth
of damage to the historic house of worship.
Sacred Heart's pastor, the Rev. Adrien
Longchamps said a crew from P.M.
MacKay Group of Nashua reached an
agreement with the Diocese of Manchester
and arrived early Tuesday morning to begin
the extensive renovations that will be needed
before the church can reopen.
Longchamps, buoyed by the support he has
received from his congregation, the city and
the surrounding Catholic community, said the
mission of his church still continues and he
will use the various rooms in the next door
parish hall until the church can reopen.
(Full article in News/Links section)
Crowds Overflow Westminster
Cathedral for Traditional Latin
Mass Celebrated by Cardinal
Darío Castrillón Hoyos
(See Photo Essay and full text of the
Cardinal's address in our new section
Vatican Visit to England)
Latin Mass Society (June 17)
On Saturday 14 June 2008, at the
invitation of the Latin Mass Society,
Cardinal Darío Castrillón Hoyos,
President of the Pontifical Commission
Ecclesia Dei (charged with oversight of
the Vatican’s relations with the religious
communities and laity committed to the
Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite)
and one of Pope Benedict XVI’s closest
collaborators, celebrated a Pontifical
High Mass at the Throne in the
Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite
(Traditional Latin Rite) in Westminster
Cathedral for a congregation of over
1,500 which packed the side aisles and
overflowed into the piazza. It was the
first time since the liturgical changes
of 1969 that a Cardinal had celebrated
the Extraordinary Form in Westminster
Cathedral. The Mass (of St Basil the
Great) was celebrated at the High Altar
– the free-standing new rite altar
having been removed – and was
filmed by the LMS for subsequent
transmission on EWTN. It will also be
released as a DVD.
Note: The following article provides
more detail than our initial coverage
Pope would like Tridentine
Mass in each parish,
Vatican official says
By Simon Caldwell
Catholic News Service
LONDON (CNS) -- Pope Benedict XVI
would like every Catholic parish in the
world to celebrate a regular Tridentine-
rite Mass, a Vatican cardinal has said.
Cardinal Dario Castrillon Hoyos also told
a June 14 press conference in London
that the Vatican was writing to all
seminaries to ask that candidates to the
priesthood are trained to celebrate Mass
according to the extraordinary form of
the Latin rite, also known as the
Tridentine Mass, restricted from the
1970s until July 2007 when Pope Benedict
lifted some of those limits.
(Full article in News/Links)
Latin Mass in every parish?
Pope Benedict XVI (bio - news) hopes
to see the extraordinary form of the
Latin liturgy used in every parish, a
senior Vatican official told an audience
in England.
Cardinal Dario Castrillon Hoyos
(bio - news), the president of the
Ecclesia Dei Commission, told a June
14 press conference in London that
the traditional Latin Mass should be
reintroduced throughout the Catholic
world. Asked whether the old liturgy
would eventually be used in many
parishes, the Colombian prelate replied:
"Not many parishes; all parishes."
seminaries should train priests to
celebrate the pre-conciliar liturgy.
In many parishes, he pointed out,
there will be few Catholics who
remember the old liturgy. Priests
should re-introduce them to the
extraordinary form, he said.
greets President Bush
Vatican, Jun. 13, 2008 (CWNews.com) -
Pope Benedict XVI (bio - news) hosted
US President George W. Bush at the
Vatican on June 13 for an extraordin-
arily cordial private talk. The warmth of the Holy Father's
reception for the American leader,
and the enthusiasm that Bush showed
during the meeting, prompted several
Italian journalists to question whether
the American president might be
considering a personal commitment to
the Catholic faith.
(Full Article and Photo essay in
News/Links section) Losing a space
to soar
Holy Trinity German Church
in Boston to close
By Yvonne Abraham Globe Columnist / June 11, 2008
step into a Catholic church these days.
Church, on Shawmut Avenue in the
South End, at the start of a sweltering
Sunday.
West Roxbury and all over come for the
9 a.m. Latin Mass. They are men and
women of all ages, Catholics convinced
that their church made a big mistake
when it did away with the Latin Mass.
Mass," says Kathleen Stone, 59, of Hull.
"There is a lack of reverence.
This is my time alone with God."
for a Latin Mass.
(Full article in News/Links section)
The 91st Anniversary of the
2nd apparition to Fatima 6/13
(Special commemoration section
coming soon)
Vatican Visit to FSSP Ordination
Photo Essay(Part II) now online
here
(Photo Essay Part II in "Vatican Visit
to FSSP" section here)
As the Church Awaits Missal
Translation
BY VALERIE SCHMALZ
Nat'l CatholicRegister June 8-14, 2008 Issue
SAN FRANCISCO — When Gloria Gazave
started as a cantor at St. Thomas More
Church in San Francisco, she turned her
classical training as a singer to good use.
the Kyrie sung in Greek, with the
Sanctus, Gloria, Agnus Dei and
sometimes the Creed and Memorial
Acclamation sung in Latin.
sing along. It is not that hard,” said the
mother of five. The church prints song
sheets that include the Latin chants.
going to be accepted,” Gazave said.
“But everyone has commented on how
beautiful it is.”
(Full article in News/Links section)
St Patrick's Nashua TLM to be
offered at new time tomorrow,
June 8
A reminder that St Patrick's Nashua
new TLM Summer schedule takes
effect tomorrow.
The TLM will be celebrated at 1:30PM
tomorrow.
Vatican Visit to FSSP Ordination
Photo Essay(Part I) now online
here
(UnaVoceNH) On May 30th, 2008,
the Feast of the Sacred Heart, four
men were ordained priests for the
Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter(FSSP)
by Darío Cardinal Castrillón Hoyos,
the President of the Pontifical
Commission Ecclesia Dei.
(Photo Essay Part I in "Vatican Visit
to FSSP" section here)
New TLM to be offered on the
North Shore of Boston!!!
Raymond Van de Moortell will celebrate
a Traditional Latin Mass at St. Adelaide's
Church in Peabody on June 29th (Feast of
Sts. Peter & Paul), at 2:00 PM. Whether
this will be a Low, High or Solemn Mass
is still to be determined.
The organizers are requesting the help
of members of the New England TLM
community who are able and willing to
come to Peabody, Ma in support of this
effort. The level of response may be
used to determine whether or not future
Traditional Latin Masses are offered on
Sundays on the North Shore, and
elsewhere in the Archdiocese of Boston.
Please spread this message to
people who may be interested in attending,
especially to those who have experience
serving at Mass.
Anyone who might be interested
in serving or otherwise helping
out can contact:
Chris Muldoon
Sacred Heart Church's
Traditional Latin Mass to be
celebrated on schedule
this Sunday, June 1
May 30, 2008 (UnaVoceNH) - Fr.
Adrien Longchamps has announ-
ced that the regularly scheduled Traditional
Latin Mass will be celebrated as planned on
Sunday June 1, at 11:30AM despite the
church fire last week.
The Mass will be held in the Church's Parish
Hall at 31 Gilford Avenue at
Sacred Heart Parish in Laconia.
Deo Gratias!!
Vatican: Receiving Eucharist
kneeling may not be permanent
change
By Cindy Wooden
Catholic News Service
VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- The four dozen people
who received Communion from Pope Benedict
XVI on the feast of the Body and Blood of
Christ received the Eucharist on the tongue
while kneeling.
Vatican officials said the gesture at the
May 22 Mass outside the Basilica of St. John
Lateran does not mark a permanent change
in papal liturgies, but highlighted the solemnity
of the feast and a connection to Mass
practices in the past.
As the pope prepared to distribute Communion,
two ushers placed a kneeler in front of the
altar on the basilica steps. The chosen
communicants -- laypeople, nuns, seminarians,
priests and boys and girls who had received
their first Communion in their parishes in
May -- all knelt and received on the tongue.
(Full article in News/Links Section)
Vatican Cardinal to Visit
F.S.S.P in Nebraska
DENTON, Nebraska–May 21, 2008
On Friday, May 30th, 2008, the Feast
of the Sacred Heart, the following
four men will be ordained priests
for the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter
by Darío Cardinal Castrillón Hoyos,
the President of the Pontifical Commission
Ecclesia Dei.
- Rev. Mr. Jared McCambridge, FSSP, from Arlington Heights, Illinois
- Rev. Mr. Dennis Gordon, FSSP,
- from Nogales, Arizona
- Rev. Mr. Justin Nolan, FSSP,
- from Guthrie, Oklahoma
- Rev. Mr. Jonathan Romanoski, FSSP,
- from New Cumberland , Pennsylvania
To be televised live on EWTN at 11:00AM (EST), the ordinations
will take place at the Cathedral of
the Risen Christ, in the Diocese
of Lincoln, Nebraska.
UnaVoceNH is providing full cover-
age on the FSSP, Cardinal Castrillon
Hoyos and the seminary of Our Lady
of Guadalupe in Denton, Nebraska
in our new Vatican visit to
FSSP section which replaces
Easter Reflections.
Bishop surveys damage to
church Saturday, May 24, 2008
RAY MONGEAU/For The Citizen-The upper altar
area sustained damage from the arsonist-set fire at Sacred Heart Church on Union Street on
Tuesday.
Bishop John B. McCormack of the Diocese of Manchester stood with Vicar of the Clergy Rev. Richard Thompson and Sacred Heart Pastor Rev. Adrien Longchamps in the darkened church as the group surveyed the damage from an intentionally set fire that filled the house of worship with smoke on Tuesday.
McCormack, dressed in all black with a large silver cross hanging from his neck, spoke calmly as he looked over the charred alter and burned carpets.
"When something like this happens, it's more than someone just doing something ... it's like a space has been violated," said Bishop McCormack.
The leader of the Catholic Church in New Hampshire said he traveled to Laconia primarily to support Rev. Longchamps whom, along with parishioners, he praised for beginning to move forward while holding mass in the adjacent parish gymnasium.
(Full Article in News /Links Section)
Sacred Heart Church, Laconia church's altars burned
By CAROL ROBIDOUX
New Hampshire Union Leader Staff
The UnaVoceNH community extends its deep sympathy and prayers to Father Adrien Longchamps and the Parishioners of Sacred Heart during this difficult time.
Police and fire officials are looking for the person or persons who deliberately set fire inside a Laconia church yesterday.
It seemed to be very specific
damage. It's significant. We're taking
this very seriously," Laconia Fire Lt. Chris Shipp said last night. Police arrived first after getting a 911 call just before 5 p.m. for smoke in the building at Sacred Heart Church, 291 Union Ave. Although the fire had mostly burned out by the time fire crews arrived, Shipp said it could have been much worse. "There was absolute potential for a major fire.
It certainly could have been a
much different outcome," Shipp
said.
Two altars -- the high altar and
altar of sacrifice -- were burned, pages torn from a Bible and a
sermon book were burned and
strewn around the sanctuary, and several candles were tipped over.
Because the church door is
normally open, Shipp said there
was no sign of forced entry. "Unfortunately, I don't know what will happen to their open-door policy in light of this," Shipp said.
Sacred Heart is one of four
churches within the Diocese of Manchester that have reinstated
Latin Mass in the past year.
Martin Cameron of Portsmouth,
who is active with that movement, Una Voce or One Voice, last night said the vandalism is "tragic."
(Full Article in News /Links Section)
(Laconia Citizen article coverage in News Links section as well)
May 13th, 1917- May 13, 2008
91st Anniversary of the first
apparition at Fatima
Our Lady of Fatima, Pray for us!
++++++++++++++++++
8th Sunday
after Pentecost
July 2: Visitation of the Most
Blessed Virgin Mary
If this is your first time visiting Una Voce NH, welcome. The Holy Father's recent visit was particularly poignant for the Una Voce movement and for Una Voce New Hampshire. The release of his Motu Proprio last July enabled the return to the Traditional Latin Mass in NH in four parishes for the first time in almost 40 years.
It is appropriate that we came online at the same time as the Motu Proprio went into effect in September. I am happy to report that since that time the Traditional Latin Mass(TLM) has spread to 4 locations with TLM being celebrated 4 Sundays a month in New Hampshire:
However, if the Masses are not listed as Confirmed on the Mass Schedule page you will need to check with the Parish to confirm dates and time of the Mass.
1st Sunday -Immaculate Conception,
Portsmouth
-Sacred Heart, Laconia
2nd Sunday- St Patrick's, Nashua
3rd Sunday- St Margaret Mary, Keene
4th Sunday- St Patrick's, Nashua
5th Sundays-St Margaret Mary, Keene
(note started March 30, 2008)
As the official voice of Una Voce International in New Hampshire, our goal is to unite traditional Catholics throughout the state in a network to support and promote the celebration of the Mass according to the 1962 Missal of Blessed John XXIII.
With the July 2007 release of his Motu Proprio on the Extraordinary Form of the Mass, our Holy Father Benedict has opened the doors in New Hampshire to the celebration of the traditional Latin Tridentine Rite of the Mass for the first time in over 40 years.
This historic opportunity has created significant needs including:
- communicating the message of the beauty and theology of the Latin Mass,
- enabling programs for Priestly formation in Latin in the traditional rite,
- training for Altar Servers,
- development of sacred music programs,
- and sacristal support and procurement of traditional vestments, altar cards, chalice veils, missals, communion pattens etc.
We need your help. Volunteer your efforts or donate to our cause!!!
Thank you...and may God Bless you!!!
Bill St. Laurent
President,
Una Voce New Hampshire
Billstl60@aol.com
New Hampshire
Una Voce New Hampshire is registered with the state of New Hampshire as a charitable, independent nonprofit organization. Donations may be made to Una Voce NH with checks payable to same.
Please send donations to:
Una Voce New Hampshire
Martin Cameron
Treasurer
469 Ocean Road
Portsmouth NH 03801
Telephone 603-431-7977
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