Dom Daniel is on the right

Dear Una Voce and Latin Mass Supporters:

My name is Laurence Gonzaga and I am president of Una Voce San Bernardino (www.unavocesb.org). I have recently sent out a promotion for a spiritual conference this weekend on “The Importance of Confession” by Dom Daniel Augustine Oppenheimer at St. Therese Catholic Church in Alhambra. Let me be clear that I fully endorse the wonderful work Dom Daniel Oppenheimer, CRNJ, does for Our Lord, His Church, and the Classical Roman Rite. He has an approach which is not “common” among the various “traditional” priestly associations and circles (which is very refreshing, btw), however, he is more than capable to answer any and all of your questions that you may have regarding the celebration of the Classical Rite. But, his presentation is non the Roman Rite, but the importance of Confession, which is a topic that can never be too much emphasized. I think that if you come and check out his presentation, you will not be disappointed.

I have personally filmed, edited, and published two of the Missa Solemnis’ he has celebrated. They were amazing:

• Missa Solemnis - Feast of the Purification of the B.V.M. - Canons Regular of the New Jerusalem

• Canons Regular of the New Jerusalem - Solemn High Mass on 7th Anniversary of Founding

   

Please come and check it out. I will be front row, center, myself.

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam.
Laurence Gonzaga
Una Voce San Bernardino

The Importance of Confession

A Conference by Dom Daniel Augustine Oppenheimer, CRNJ

Saturday, March 13, 2010,

1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.

St. Therese Catholic Church, 510 N. El Molino Street, Alhambra, CA; 2nd

Floor of the Parish Hall, Family Room

Whoever you are, O Christian Soul, that approaches the holy Sacrament of Penance, remember that you are going to undertake a work on the good performance of which, more than any other duty, your eternal welfare depends. (Latin- English Booklet Missal: 59)

Therefore whoever eats the bread or drinks the cup of the Lord unworthily will have to answer for the body and blood of the Lord. (1 Corinthians 11:27)

Fr. Oppenheimer, a convert to Catholicism in 1977, was ordained a priest in 1991, and in 1999, he earned a Licentiate in Sacred Theology from the Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas in Rome. He co-founded the Canons Regular of the New Jerusalem on June 22, 2002.

All inquiries please call: Jim Lindsay at 626-570-0298

Dear Members and friends of Una Voce,
We are pleased to again this year sponsor the Annual Lenten Mission Pilgrimage from St Michael’s Abbey in Silverado to Serra Chapel in San Juan Capistrano. This year, it will be on March 14th, and we look forward to another penitential and uplifting pilgrimage! Over the years, we have recieved many comments about the pilgrimage, ranging from “I never thought I could walk the whole thing - but it was great!” to “Amazing! Next year I want to bring my whole family!”. There will be prayers (including of course the Rosary), singing, and meditations, and we are accompanied by priests from St Michael’s Abbey, who hear confessions during the walk. At the conclusion of the Pilgrimage, a Tridentine Latin Holy Mass will be offered at Serra Chapel, a beautiful and fitting end to the day. So bring your walking shoes and join us for this wonderful experience - we promise you’ll be glad you did!

In Domino,
Joy Lanfranchi
Secretary, Una Voce of Orange County

For More Information: http://uvoc.org/#lentenpilgrimage2009

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For hundreds of years, Catholics all over the world have made pilgrimages to holy places.  An expression of faith and penitence, this tradition is especially meaningful during the season of Lent, when we are reminded of Our Lord’s sufferings on behalf of the Faithful. Here in Orange County we are continuing that tradition with a pilgrimage in honor of Our Lady and Blessed Junipero Serra.  At 8:45 a.m.,  March 14, 2010 we will walk from St. Michael’s Abbey at 19292 El Toro Road in Silverado to San Juan Capistrano Mission Serra Chapel. The Pilgrimage will begin with a Benediction by the Norbertine Fathers at the Abbey and end with a Tridentine Latin Mass at Serra Chapel.

Important Information for those planning to join the pilgrimage:

This is a 14-mile walk! Be sure to wear comfortable, sturdy shoes.  Don’t forget your Rosary!

1.        Please plan to arrive at St. Michael’s Abbey no later than 7:45 a.m. to drop off your family. Drivers must then proceed to San Juan Capistrano Mission to park their cars. Vans will be available to shuttle drivers back to St. Michael’s. There will be no parking at the Abbey.

2.        You must register at the Abbey, or with an Una Voce officer if joining later, prior to participating in the Pilgrimage, and we ask for a small donation to help UVOC cover costs. You will also be asked to sign a liability waiver.

3.        There will be vans available to pick up those unable to continue the pilgrimage throughout the day.

4.        We will arrive at Serra Chapel in time for the 6 p.m. Mass which concludes at 7:30. Please dress in a manner appropriate for Mass (please wear modest clothes-no shorts. Dresses are suggested for the ladies).

5.    Although there are places to purchase snacks etc along the way, Pilgrims must bring their own water and high-energy snack food, as well as lunch.  Pilgrims should eat a good breakfast before the pilgrimage.

6.   For more information contact Una Voce before the Pilgrimage at (562) 691-5246 or via
     e-mail, secretary@uvoc.org.  On the day of the Pilgrimage, call (714) 390-6188

Missa Cantata

Sunday, March 7
6 PM
St. James Catholic Church
Perris

269 W. 3rd St. Perris, CA 92570
Driving Directions

*Due to road modifications, please use the following…

From San Bernardino:

Take I-215 S toward RIVERSIDE - go 8.4 mi

Take the SAN DIEGO/INDIO exit onto I-215 S - go 16.8 mi

Take the D ST exit onto N D ST - go 0.7 mi

Turn Right on W. San Jacinto Ave

Turn Left on S. C ST

Turn Right on W 3RD ST

Arrive at 269 W 3RD ST, PERRIS, on the Left

1st and 3rd Sundays of the Month - 6:00 PM

For more information:
Richard Friend, 951.813.6888

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Wednesday, Feb 17, 2010

6 PM - Holy Mass and Distribution of Ashes

3999 Rose Dr., Yorba Linda,  CA 92886

Driving Directions from:

San Bernardino

Los Angeles

Orange

Canons Regular of the New Jerusalem (CRNJ)

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Educational Conferences

The Latin Mass: The Journal of Catholic Culture and Tradition and Keep The Faith are proud to present the following regional conferences for Catholics - especially those committed to the timeless spiritual treasures of the traditional Mass.

Surviving the New Kulturkampf

From 1871 to 1878 Otto Von Bismarck waged a Kulturkampf (”culture struggle”) against the Catholic in Germany, aimed at destroying all remaining Catholic influence over German social order. Bismarck faced the opposition of a militant Pope, Blessed Pius IX, and courageous German bishops. Today, Catholics in America and throughout the Western world find themselves in the midst of a new Kulturkampf, but with very few (if any) bishops willing to fight against it in any effective way and the Pope unable to dispel the Church’s debilitating post-conciliar malaise. The homosexual movement, Big Abortion, “hate crimes” and “hate speech” laws, ever-increasing government snooping, and looming control of the Internet all threaten the freedom of Catholics to be Catholics in an increasingly hostile society. Our three speakers will address what the Catholic faithful can do to protect themselves and their loved ones in these times that try Catholic souls.

Edwin Faust - Catholic Journalism: A Samizdat for the Faithful
Dr. Ronald McArthur - Preserving the Citadel of Catholic Education
Christopher Ferrara - Staying Alive and Catholic in the Legal Colosseum
and John Blewett, Editor
Saturday February 27 & Sunday February 28, 2010
in Monterey, California at The Beach Resort,
2600 Sand Dunes Drive, Monterey, California
(805) 933-8222

Download the Monterey Conference registration/flyer as a PDF
Register Online (this link goes to the Keep the Faith website)

Father Stephen Porter, with the help of Una Voce San Bernardino (http://unavocesb.org), as well as choirs and altar servers from neighboring parishes, organized a Christmas Midnight Mass in the Extraordinary form at his parish, St. Catherine of Siena in Rialto, CA.

Part 1

The rest on Youtube:

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Part 5

Part 6

Part 7

Part 8

Part 9

Part 10

TLM on Christmas Day and New Years Day @ 12 noon.

Pope John Paul II Polish Center
Yorba Linda