Update from Central Oregon - When will we have the TLM celebrated?

There are the ongoing efforts of both Una Voce - Central Oregon and various people unassociated with this Chapter to have the Extraordinary Form celebrated within this area. With these requests comes responses both in the positive, and in the negative. The positive responses are from various priests who believe, along with the Holy Father, that the TLM is beneficial not only to those to explicitly desire it, but to those who for whatever reasons do not, and that the TLM has in its nature to preserve and defend orthodoxy within the Church.

Currently, there are two priests (that I know of first hand) who are willing to celebrate the TLM in Central Oregon - most likely in Bend which serves as a sort of central area for most of the faithful here. This is substantial.  All that is left is for the faithful to demonstrate their desire for the TLM to the pastor's of their local parish. Unfortunately, it would seem that there is a general lack of awareness of the benefits to be rendered by the Motu Proprio and also a lack of knowledge on how to approach the pastors to request the Traditional Latin Mass.

It is the purpose of this Chapter to make available information that will facilitate this process through education and encouragement, and to bring together faithful who desire the TLM so that a "stable group" may be demonstrated.

It is important, then, that you spread the news of the MP to your friends and family, join this chapter of Una Voce, so that we may with "One Voice" request that the mass be also celebrated according to the 1962 missal.

In the mean time, UVCO will continue to update you all with current news both locally and throughout the world. It is important to be aware of how the Motu Proprio is either being implemented or not, and how the various clergy is responding.

If you have submitted a written request to the local pastor and received a response, please let UVCO know.

To join this chapter, please click here.

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  • 11/20/2007 10:02 PM Porrectus wrote:
    I think that the problem in our area - and state - is that by and large the Faithful themselves are either unaware of the motu proprio and what it means. The bald fact that Mass according to the Missal of Blessed John XXIII has not been seen in Oregon east of the Cascades in over forty years means that at least two generations of Catholics have grown up with no knowledge or experience of this form of Mass, let alone that it is a principal part of their own sacred patrimony as Catholics.

    One of the services the SSGG can provide is to disseminate non-polemical information to Catholics in Central Oregon about the older forms, in obedience to the clear directives of Pope Benedict XVI: "It behooves all of us to preserve the riches which have developed in the Church's faith and prayer, and to give them their proper place."
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  • 11/21/2007 10:12 AM jessecd wrote:
    The question remains: what is the best method for disseminating information to a targeted geographical area? It's a basic marketing question, but unique in this particular application. The UVCO: SSGG website is an obvious medium, but we must find other ways.
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    1. 11/21/2007 2:25 PM Porrectus wrote:
      Sunday bulletin inserts. Talk one-on-one with the local pastors. I don't know a single one who's actually hostile to the TLM.
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      1. 11/21/2007 2:26 PM Porrectus wrote:
        "Not a single one", that is, in the Central Oregon region.
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  • 1/4/2008 11:28 AM Tommy wrote:
    This is a test of the autoresponse system
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