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Today's Traditional Latin Mass

Ss. Cornelii Papæ et Cypriani Episcopi, Martyrum (IV classis)

Read, listen, and follow along in Latin with a side-by-side translation in English, Français, Español, Italiano, Deutsch, Polski, Nederlands, or Português — Introit, Epistle, Gospel, and all the propers for today's feast.

⛪ Go to Latin Mass

Bringing the Traditional Latin Mass back to the mainstream

Tridentine.org exists to help restore the Traditional Latin Mass (1962 Missale Romanum) to mainstream parish life across the United States. We provide resources, templates, and guidance to advocate charitably and effectively with your diocese.

Vatican II on the Latin Mass

"The use of the Latin language is to be preserved in the Latin rites."

— Sacrosanctum Concilium (Vatican II), §36. See also §54 (on the faithful knowing parts in Latin), and §116 (on the primacy of Gregorian chant).

Our Purpose

  • Provide clear, respectful templates for letters to bishops and pastors.
  • Document diocesan contact information and local context to aid dialogue.
  • Offer practical steps for communities seeking the Traditional Latin Mass.
  • Share success stories and strategies from other parishes.
  • Foster a network of advocates to protect Holy Mother Church.
  • Expose scandal and corruption perpetrated by the clergy.

How to Get Started

Explore our diocese directory to find your local ordinary's contact information, use our letter templates to compose respectful appeals, and discover parishes offering the Traditional Latin Mass.

Note: Quotations from Church documents are provided for reference. For official texts, consult the Holy See's website (vatican.va).