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**NOTICE: The Traditional Latin Mass in the Diocese of Charlotte has moved to the Chapel of the Little Flower, in Mooresville, North Carolina. This is now the only location where the Traditional Latin Mass is offered. For more information please see our Latin Mass Chapel page.**

Chapel of the Little Flower, 757 Oakridge Farm, Mooresville, NC 28115

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Carolina Traditional Liturgy Society exists to promote the Traditional Liturgy throughout the Carolinas, as well as to help the faithful live out the traditions, customs, and culture of the Church, including feast celebrations through the traditional liturgical calendar; and to support our priests, Traditional Masses, and related events at parishes under the local bishop.


We are committed to providing accurate, reliable, and easily understandable information that is rooted in the teachings of the Church. Whether you are a lifelong Catholic or someone new to the faith, we strive to meet you where you are on your spiritual journey.

May God bless you abundantly on this beautiful journey of faith!

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