Question 1: Is everything at Mater Dei's Tridentine Mass said in Latin or are parts of the Mass in English?
Answer: Most of the Mass is in Latin (with the exception of the Kyrie eleison which is Greek). On Sundays and at certain Feast Days the Epistle and Gospel reading will be repeated in English, but they are first read aloud in Latin. The homily is in English. The Leonine Prayers after the Mass are also in English.

Question 4: How old is the Mater Dei Latin Mass Community?
Answer: The Mater Dei Latin Mass Community was established as an Indult Mass location in the Summer of 1991, when the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter first came to Dallas at the invitation of Bishop Charles Victor Grahman.  Before moving to Irving the Latin Mass were held in Dallas at Christ the King Church, at St. Thomas Aquinas Church, at St. Jude's Chapel and at the Carmelite Sister' Chapel.

Question 8: Where can I buy a 1962 Latin Mass Missal?
Answer:  Ideally you would like to have a 1962 Missal, however, these were very hard to find. The only ones that are sometimes available are used/second hand. The publishers, who had the rights to this version, sometimes do not want or cannot reprint them.  However, lately a couple of publishers have re-issued the 1962 Missal.

Question 9:. Should I buy a Latin Mass Missal that was written after 1962?
Answer:  No! If it is a reprint of an earlier version, then the Latin Mass Missal should be all right. We do not recommend that you buy a Missal older than 1955 because Holy Week readings etc. were completely reformed.

Question 10:  Do you know of any new/re-print Latin Mass Missals that are available
Answer: Yes.  I can recommend the following:

•  "Roman Catholic Daily Missal 1962" (published by Angelus Press, 2915 Forest Ave.,  Kansas City, MO 64109) .
  
• "The Saint Andrew Daily Missal" by Dom Gaspar Lefebvre OSB (published by St. Benaventure Publications, Great Falls Montana) has been re-issued and is also available in various Catholic shops.  It has the same information as the one listed above and all parts of the Mass are in both English and Latin.  It also includes the Vespers for Sundays and Feasts and Kyriale.  It is basically a 1945 edition (see answers to question 8, but it might fit your needs because of the additional information).
•  "Roman Catholic Daily Missal 1962" (Published by Baronius Press, PO Box 47611, London SE4 IWJ, United Kingdom).  Just of the Press, soon to be available in the USA.
  
•  "The New Marian Missal for Daily Mass" by Sylvester P. Juergens S.M. (published by Veritas Press, Los Angeles) has been re-issued and is available in various Catholic shops. It has the text of the common parts of the Mass in Latin and English on facing pages. It also has the appropriate daily prayers and readings of the Introit [Latin & English], Collect [English only], Epistle [E], Gradual [LE], Tract [LE], Gospel [E], Offertory [LE], Secret [E], Communion [LE] and Post communion [E] for the Sundays, Holy Days and all Feast Days as of 1958. This is only slightly different from the 1962 Missal (see above question regarding Feast Days). Many of our members use this 1958 Missal.
• The Saint Joseph  Daily Missal (published by St. Benaventure Publications, Great Falls Montana) has been re-issued and is also available in various Catholic shops.
• "The Father Lasance Roman Missal", 1945 version, published by Christian Book Club of America, PO 900566, Palmdale, CA 93590 in a 1993 reprint (see comments about above book).
• A "Latin English Booklet Missal for Praying the Traditional Mass" (published by the Coalition in Support of Ecclesia Dei, PO Box 2071, Glenview, Illinois, 60025-6071) is also available in various Catholic shops. It has the Latin and English text on facing pages, but it does not have the appropriate Sunday or daily readings. Many of our members use this booklet.

Answer:  Yes, Here are some locations that you might investigate (note; the prayers, the epistle and  the gospel for each specific day are not included):

• www.fordham.edu/halsalls/basis/latinmass2.html  This web page shows the Latin and English side by side and provides some additional information.
• www.levity.com/alchemy/latin/latintrans.html  This file cannot be read directly from the Internet, and needs to be downloaded (not examined by this web master).
• www.latinliturgy.com/tridmass.html . Latin and English side by side.

Questin 12 : How accurate is the information listed on the Inernet conserning Latin Mass locations and schedules?
Answer:  When initally published, the data on any web page is as accurate as the author's input.   Many web pages are never revised/updated.  Eventhough some pages are updated, sometimes the obsolute data is not deleted.   Since many people consult our web pages , we try to be as accurate as possible (especially on Mass times and schedules in the USA and Canada). 
If you know of any omissions, additional data, cancellations or changes, please notify this webmaster by  e-mail at: carlsch@airmail.net and we will make appropriate changes in our website.  In order that we can locate the item please include the webpage, your recommended changes/additions/deletion  along with your source.

Question 13:How often are the various web pages on the Mater Dei webpages updated?
Answer:  When significant data needs to be added, deleted  or changed, then the web page is updated.  The last update date is shown in the upper left block at the top of the page.  Typographical corrections may be made without changing of the revision date.  Some pages (such as those listing Church locations) will be updated quit often because the available information from various sources is continuously changing and we want to keep these pages up-to-date.  Other pages may rarely be changed or not require any changes since they were originally published.  Your suggestions/comments on any page are welcome (see next question for address).  

Question 14:How do I contact the Mater Dei Latin Mass Community by e-mail?
Answer: See our contact webpage