The listings (reached by clicking on the above abbreviations for the indexed states) show the locations, times and other information for regularly scheduled Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite (previously called the Latin, traditional or Tridentine Mass per the 1962 Missal) in the USA and Canada.  (Some Masses at these locations may slightly deviate from the Missal at the request of the local Bishop or Religious Order.) 

The horizontal colored bars (shown on the sub web pages) separate information for each Church. The text in the each spacer bar (above the Church information) indicate the date that the significant information for the Church was last added or revised.

LIMITATIONS
This listing does exclude those Masses, not in full union with the Pope, offered by the SSPX, SSPV, CMRI, or Independent Priest.
It does not include the "Novus Ordo" Latin Masses (1970 Missal) nor the "Hybrid" Masses because these services differ from the Extraordinary Latin or Tridentine Mass, although these are approved by the local Bishops.
This listing does not include those locations with "Private Mass" (not available for the public), special or one-time only services.
Also it does not include those locations where the Mass was discontinued some time ago.
This listing may contain some selected Churches (having no regular schedule), but occasionally have an Extraordinary Mass (The day and the time will not be listed.  Contact Church for details).

Although some of the listed Churches may occasionally have an additional Holy Day Mass, these special Day Mass times are not listed becausethese times may vary.  It also does not include the times allocated for (a),  Confessions, (b) Processions and (c) Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament (because all these times vary to much).  Please contact the Church for these details.

LOCATION INFORMATION
The data is sorted in the following order : (a) Country, (b) State or Province, (c) City, (d) Church or Chapel name

• The first (left) columns has links to the "index" at the top/beginning of this web page.
• The second  and third column identifies the location (if it is not a major City, then compass directions and approximate driving distance from a larger City (in that State) is provided in curly brackets "{  }" below the City name). The address of the Church / Parish is provided. A link to a Google map is provided for driving instructions when an accurate address is available.  The GPS latitude and longitude coordinates are usually to four decimal places. If the coordinates are given with two decimal places, it indicates a general area because the exact area is unknown.
• The fourth and fifth columns give available information about Mass times, the Priest, phone and fax numbers, e-mail, websites, and other information about the Mass.  I will generally list the home page of a church website (sub-page names often change), so you may have to select the appropriate link(s) from their home page.
  

MASS TIME(S) NOMENCLATURE
The regularly scheduled starting time of the Mass for each day of the week is listed in column 5 using the following nomenclature

 SOURCES OF MASS TIME(S)
The listed data for each church was derived from various sources (phone calls, e-mail and Internet web pages). When additional information becomes available, all available information for the location(s) is re-evaluated by the Web master to determine the most reliable information .   Only those sources for a specific Church that fully agree with the listed time(s)are identified by a code letter following the phrase "Source(s)".  A given source might have been updated since the last review and evaluation. If a specific source code letter is  missing, then either (a) no Extraordinary Form Mass  times were listed, (b) the church was not listed in the source, (c) only partial Mass times were provided,  (d) the time of a Mass was listed but the type/language of Mass could not be assertained, or (e) the data on this church was rejected at this time by the Web master because its supplied information on Mass times did not fully agree with the accepted data from the other sources.
These codes include:

COLOR INFORMATION

Green text for the Church information (name and address) indicates that this location is a newly (we received the news during the last few month) added Church to the list

Red text for the Church information indicated that some detail about the Church was changed or corrected

Red text in the last (right) column indicates that this data is either (a) new, (b) was changed / corrected during the last few months , or (c) requires special attention.

The colors of the referenced Church's "web site" link are controlled by your computer setup. These web sites may  have additional information about the Tridentine Mass.  (In some cases the full URL of the external linked web site is split into multiple rows .  Clicking on either line will go to the desired site.)

Strike through of the City and Church and Address indicates that that all Extraordinary Masses at this location have lately been terminated. If the Mass was relocated, the new site is identified in the right column.

Other minor changes are not highlighted.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

This Web master wants to acknowledge all these sources, catholic websites and the Internet White and Yellow Pages for their help.

A special thanks to all those individuals who took the time to inform this Web master of the latest updates in their area.

Pray for the continued support of these Bishops, who have the Extraordinary Latin Mass in their diocese (and for the additional future approval of the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite Mass in these and other dioceses).


CORRECTNESS/CORRECTIONS:
This website tries to be correct, however, before traveling to any selected church, please verify the correctness of the data. 
Because this Web master may not be aware of changes, this web site is not responsible for incorrect data.
If you detect any error(s) or have additional information please contact this Web master by e-mail.