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Serving Latin Mass • Learn from FSSP Seminarians!

Corpus Christi Watershed · May 14, 2018

89022 Altar Boy FSSP OW WOULD YOU LIKE for your son to learn the proper method of serving in the Extraordinary Form? What if you could have them trained by seminarians from the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter? Does this sound too good to be true? Think again!

Alongside the Sacred Music Symposium, there will be a special FSSP training camp for those who desire to serve at the Altar:

    * *  Direct Link: Register Instantly (FSSP.la)

Boys 12 and under have their own classes; so do boys 13 and older. All events take place at Saint Therese Catholic Church: 1100 East Alhambra Road; Alhambra, CA 91801. There is no cost, but a donation is requested to help cover the expense of feeding the participants—and young boys can eat a lot! (By the way, the Sacred Music Symposium still has a few spots available.)

89025 FSSP Altar Boy Training Workshop

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Here’s a fantastic video from last year, courtesy of the TLM YouTube channel.

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