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  This is an official Latin Catholic Church. Not Roman Catholic it is not sanctioned by the Vatican. They have their own religion that is based on Roman Catholicism but the mass is All in Latin. It only happens once a week at one specific time. 8 a.m. Sunday morning. There is a plaque outside that instructs how you must dress and enter this church. Women cannot wear pants. You will not be able to come in. They will provide veils to put over your head if you did not bring one yourself. Men cannot wear jeans and no one can wear sneakers. You men must have a dress shirt and jacket. They do have some jackets to provide if you do not have one. They are friendly enough that if you came in not wearing appropriate attire they will sit you in the very back. New pair of
  
  It is great to view as a tourist. It is the old fashioned Latin Catholic mass for the priest has his back to the audience. They will give you Latin prayer books to use for the math but they ask for donations for that book. And you can reply back in Latin. But usually someone that regularly goes here will share their book with you. And then the altar men. They're not Altar Boys here perform a whole choreographed steps to go back and forth and forward and backwards side to side every time the priest says a few sentences. It's a lot of work out! And then to get communion you go to the front and kneel down at the altar.
  
  So you like something very strict and traditional from the 1700s this is the place for you

  Added August 07, 2016 by Lady Mermaid