A New Generation of Catholics Discovers the Latin Mass
Abolished under the Vatican II reforms, some services conducted in Latin feature plumes of incense, while both Gregorian chants and periods of profound silence help instill within worshipers the mass’ history and significance.
Growing up in a rural enclave in western Pennsylvania, Gina McNulty regularly attended Catholic Mass with her family each Sunday. But something always felt missing about the experience, Ms. McNulty said— something she could not put her finger on until a few years ago when she and her husband, Steven, began attending a traditional Latin Mass at the Most Precious Blood of Jesus parish a 20 minute-drive away in Pittsburgh.
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