Traditio.com Website Review

we worship as you once worshipped. if you were right then, we are right now.. traditio network's web site map - the traditio fathers at rome and worldwide. (lively commentaries on church news and readers' questions from a traditional perspective) listing all traditional latin mas*es and traditional resources for north america the traditio network has been furnishing information about all facets of traditional roman catholicism, answering questions both privately and publicly, since 1994, longer than any other traditional site on the internet. when we started, even the vatican web site didn't exist! we wish that we could show you all of the personal messages we have received from troubled souls who have found here clear, traditional, and honest answers to their questions, free of organizational bias. thousands of these have reverted or converted to the traditional roman. catholic faith as a result. our work has always been done free of charge, but at this time of year, we like to remind you, particularly. if you have benefited personally from the traditio network, to remember in your charity to make a donation to traditio among your. in the darkness of christmas eve, december 24, is traditionally chanted the traditional hour of matins of the divine office for the nativity of our lord, consisting of ancient antiphons, hymns, psalms, and the ancient commentaries of the church fathers on the significance of the nativity. for example, in the third nocturn, holy mother church provides us with the commentary of pope st. gregory the great on the census proclamation of the roman emperor that brought the holy family to bethlehem, the commentary of st. ambrose on the significance of the shepherds, and the commentary of st. augustine on the incarnation of the word. following matins is traditionally held the procession to the it is most unfortunate that many traditional catholics do not have access to the midnight high mas*, let alone the solemn matins of christmas eve, which precedes it and prepares for it. fortunately, the st. john schola has made available to the traditional catholic