St. Gregory Foundation for Latin Liturgy

Established in September 1989, the St. Gregory Foundation for Latin Liturgy seeks to promote within the Church in the United States the use of the Latin language in the Mass of Pope Paul VI, according to the teachings of the Second Vatican Council, in order to encourage the faithful to appreciate the unique theological, pastoral and spiritual qualities of the Latin Mass.

Toward this end, the Foundation is devoted to the use of the great patrimony of sacred music as envisioned by Sacrosanctum Concilium and to the preservation of the liturgical tradition of the Latin Rite as codified in the Missale Romanum of 1970.

Activities

• produces a regular newsletter with important information on matters of
  concern to the membership
• sponsors seminars and workshops for priests, seminarians, musicians and
  other pastoral workers
• is involved in liturgical studies, publishing articles in leading Catholic
  periodicals and in the Foundation newsletter
• states its views in the Catholic and secular press, when appropriate
• believes that proper liturgical and instructional materials are essential for
  the continued celebration of Latin liturgy and so makes these things
  available

For more information on the St. Gregory Foundation please contact Father Peter Stravinskas.

To become a member of the St. Gregory Foundation and receive their periodical newsletter, send $10 (seminarians and religious free) along with your name and address mentioning your desire to promote Latin in the Liturgy through the St. Gregory Foundation to:

Officers

The Rev. Peter M. J. Stravinskas, Ph.D
Founder and President

Dr. Simina Farcasiu
Secretary

Mr. Richard Hough
Treasurer