13 January 2010

Advice?

I sometimes - particularly when Pam is away visiting her rather poorly Mother - feel like relaxing in the evening with a bottle of wine and an EF High Mass on my computer screen. I don't like those old grainy black-and-white videos with a commentator's voice superimposed; and I don't like the things which are divided up into endless sections of four or five minutes each, so that I have to keep hitting buttons on my computer to get continuity.

The only possibilities I enjoy at the moment are that Sacred Heart High Mass from Flavigny ... but the young men do seen a trifle ... er ... excessively kempt. And there is the Last Sunday after Pentecost Sung Mass from the Anglican Chaplaincy in Paris, S Nicolas de Chardonnet, which now has to be accessed via the Wikipedia article on the church concerned.

Is there anything else?

6 comments:

  1. The daily 'webcast' from St. Gertrude the Great Church in Ohio.

    Calendrically good, a Missa Cantata - and often the interesting phenomenon of a Pontifical Missa Cantata! Perhaps a praeter legem custom for the Colonies?

    The singing by the children at the school is not displeasing and the concept of daily sung liturgy admirable.

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  2. The canons regular of St John Cantius have several videos here:

    http://www.sanctamissa.org/en/tutorial/sample-liturgies.html

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  3. Five of them here http://www.ewtn.com/liturgy/traditional/Archive.htm

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  4. The Chardonettes are SO last decade.

    Our favourite Parisian shrine has long been one of Dr Ratzi’s official outposts, Saint-Eugene. Tantalising video snippets here http://ceremoniestridentines-sainteugene2010.blogspot.com/ and here http://ceremoniestridentines-sainteugene.blogspot.com/ supplementing loads of photos.

    And far better music than in the 5ème.

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  5. Father
    I found this on Fr Ray Blake's blog this morning

    PetarZrinjski's Channel

    I recommend the Old Roman Catholic Chant Popule Meus

    Betcha you can't say Petar's surname after your bottle of wine!

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  6. Here is a full Mass with +Williamson as celebrant:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQy2Fyhy0xo

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