After a long corona-themed hiatus, I will be resuming my public lectures with a trip to southern New Jersey, across Pennsylvania, and ending at the Franciscan University of Steubenville (my third visit to a most accommodating community, thanks to the local Juventutem and Una Voce chapters!) I will be giving a different talk at each location. (How delightful, by the way, that 3 out of 5 locations will feature sung Masses before the lectures! I can remember a time when a Missa Cantata was a relatively rare thing... how times have changed.)
Nota bene: I am aware that, due to various restrictions, not every location will be able to accommodate visitors beyond a certain number. As a result, we are working to ensure that the talks will be made available afterwards in video form; some, at least, will be published as well.
Saturday, September 19: Berlin, NJ
Mater Ecclesiae Parish (website)
261 Cross Keys Road
Berlin, NJ 08009
8:00 am Missa Cantata: St. Januarius and Companions, Martyrs
10:00 am Lecture: “The Power of Non-Verbal Language to Communicate the Ineffable”
Followed by Q&A and Booksale
N.B. Tickets are sold out; direct all inquiries to Paul at pmpagano@hotmail.com.
Sunday, September 20: Allentown, PA
St. Stephen of Hungary Catholic Church (website)
510 West Union Street
Allentown, PA 18101
10:15 am Missa Cantata, Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost
12:00 pm Lecture: “My Journey from Ultramontanism to Catholicism”
Followed by Q&A and Booksale
Monday, September 21: Altoona, PA
Queen of Peace Parish (website; announcement)
907 6th Avenue
Patton, PA 16668
5:00 pm Missa Cantata, Feast of St Matthew
6:00 pm Soup & sandwiches in the Parish Center
7:00 pm Lecture: “The Four Qualities of Liturgy: Validity, Licitness, Fittingness, and Authenticity”
Followed by Q&A and Booksale
No admission fee; but RSVP to 814-674-8983 or qpchurch@verizon.net by September 14.
Tuesday, September 22: Pittsburgh, PA
Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest (website)
Most Precious Blood of Jesus Parish
3250 California Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
7:00 pm Low Mass for the Feast of St. Thomas of Villanova
8:00 pm Lecture: “The Once and Future Roman Rite: What We Lost from 1948 to 1962 and Why We Should Recover It Today”
(In the school building across the street from the church)
Followed by Q&A and Booksale
Wednesday, September 23: Steubenville, OH
Franciscan University of Steubenville
1235 University Blvd, Steubenville, OH 43952
Tent outside of the J. C. Williams Center
7:00pm Lecture: “Why Charismatic Catholics Should Love the Traditional Latin Mass”
Followed by Q&A and Booksale
Nota bene: I am aware that, due to various restrictions, not every location will be able to accommodate visitors beyond a certain number. As a result, we are working to ensure that the talks will be made available afterwards in video form; some, at least, will be published as well.
Saturday, September 19: Berlin, NJ
Mater Ecclesiae Parish (website)
261 Cross Keys Road
Berlin, NJ 08009
8:00 am Missa Cantata: St. Januarius and Companions, Martyrs
10:00 am Lecture: “The Power of Non-Verbal Language to Communicate the Ineffable”
Followed by Q&A and Booksale
N.B. Tickets are sold out; direct all inquiries to Paul at pmpagano@hotmail.com.
Sunday, September 20: Allentown, PA
St. Stephen of Hungary Catholic Church (website)
510 West Union Street
Allentown, PA 18101
10:15 am Missa Cantata, Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost
12:00 pm Lecture: “My Journey from Ultramontanism to Catholicism”
Followed by Q&A and Booksale
Monday, September 21: Altoona, PA
Queen of Peace Parish (website; announcement)
907 6th Avenue
Patton, PA 16668
5:00 pm Missa Cantata, Feast of St Matthew
6:00 pm Soup & sandwiches in the Parish Center
7:00 pm Lecture: “The Four Qualities of Liturgy: Validity, Licitness, Fittingness, and Authenticity”
Followed by Q&A and Booksale
No admission fee; but RSVP to 814-674-8983 or qpchurch@verizon.net by September 14.
Tuesday, September 22: Pittsburgh, PA
Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest (website)
Most Precious Blood of Jesus Parish
3250 California Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
7:00 pm Low Mass for the Feast of St. Thomas of Villanova
8:00 pm Lecture: “The Once and Future Roman Rite: What We Lost from 1948 to 1962 and Why We Should Recover It Today”
(In the school building across the street from the church)
Followed by Q&A and Booksale
Wednesday, September 23: Steubenville, OH
Franciscan University of Steubenville
1235 University Blvd, Steubenville, OH 43952
Tent outside of the J. C. Williams Center
7:00pm Lecture: “Why Charismatic Catholics Should Love the Traditional Latin Mass”
Followed by Q&A and Booksale
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| From my last visit to Steubenville |
