I was browsing the New Liturgical Movement and found mention of this new periodical, “Laudamus Te”.

I can’t tell you how excited I am.

I purchased Magnificat a couple of times and found myself yearning for a similar magazine dedicated to the Extraordinary Form. Well now we have it.

From the Laudamus Te website:

It is the mission of Laudamus-Te to bear witness to the sublime beauty of the ancient Latin liturgy, to foster renewed devotion to its merits, and to aid the faithful in entering more deeply into its sacramental mysteries.

Since the sacred liturgy is at the center of Catholic life, it seems fitting to have a devotional magazine focused on deepening our mystical participation in this sacramental experience. Laudamus Te follows the liturgical seasons of the 1962 calendar, providing daily Mass readings for the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Catholic Mass as well as explanatory essays, commentaries by various saints and the Church Fathers, and devotional writings by priests, religious, and laity. Our aim is to draw Catholics into a better understanding of the Mass as a whole and to bring about fruitful meditation and deeper devotion, as well as to educate and inform those who are new to the Extraordinary Form.

Read more…

They are in sore need of donations to produce their first issues. You can subscribe or donate here.

Not everyone hangs out on the internet like we do and some people respond better to printed publications.

May God use Laudamus-te as a vehicle to introduce the Latin Mass to generations of folks, from grandparents to teens.

God bless!

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