Keeping the Light Burning: An Urgent Appeal to Support the Daily Traditional Latin Mass
Since the Feast of the Assumption in 2008, the Old Roman Apostolate has offered something rare in the modern Church: a daily broadcast of the Traditional Latin Mass, faithful, uninterrupted, and rooted in the perennial Catholic tradition. For the homebound, the isolated, those without access to a traditional chapel, and those rediscovering the ancient Faith, this daily offering has been a lifeline of grace—a point of stability in a world and a Church beset by confusion.
This apostolate was founded, established, and has been sustained for over sixteen years by Jerome Lloyd, the Titular Archbishop of Selsey, who remains its daily celebrant and homilist. Through his perseverance, pastoral dedication, and unwavering commitment to the fullness of Catholic tradition, this apostolate has become a spiritual refuge for thousands across the world.
Since that first broadcast on 15 August 2008, almost one million faithful have found a moment of grace before the altar—day after day, year after year. And in that quiet devotion lies something even more profound: nearly one million spiritual communions offered to Our Lord—a million acts of longing for His Eucharistic Presence, a million prayers rising from homes, hospital beds, workplaces, and the hidden corners of a scattered flock. It is a treasury of grace gathered not from grand cathedrals, but from faithful hearts united to the Holy Sacrifice through this humble apostolate.
The Old Roman TV apostolate is now likely the world’s longest-running daily online broadcast of the Traditional Latin Mass, quietly but steadfastly witnessing to the beauty, truth, and immutability of Catholic worship. What began as a service to scattered believers has grown into an international ministry, joining the faithful across continents in the same Sacrifice, the same prayer, the same hope.
But fidelity comes with cost. Each month, this apostolate must meet the unavoidable expenses of chapel rent, sacristy supplies, operating needs, and web-hosting, which now total £1,000 per month. Rising costs compel us—urgently and humbly—to appeal for your assistance. Without the generosity of the faithful, this daily work cannot continue.
Every offering, large or small, directly sustains the altar from which the Holy Sacrifice is offered each day for the living and the dead. If your donation is for a Mass Intention, please complete the form in full so we may correctly match the intention to your offering. For anniversary intentions—birthdays, wedding anniversaries, anniversaries of passing—please be sure to include the date.
The world grows darker. Parishes close. Altars fall silent. But here, through the perseverance and sacrifices of those who love the ancient Faith, a light continues to burn. If this apostolate has supported you, strengthened you, or nourished your faith, we ask—urgently—for your help in keeping this work alive.
May God reward your generosity, and may every Mass offered draw down grace upon you and all those you commend to our prayers.
SUPPORT THE DAILY MASS ONLINE
Likely the world’s longest-running daily online broadcast of the
Traditional Latin Mass, streaming faithfully since the
Feast of the Assumption 2008.
This apostolate cannot continue without immediate help
Please support us with a contribution toward
chapel rent, sacristy supplies, operating costs, and web-hosting.
Our essential monthly costs reach £1,000.
MASS INTENTIONS
If your offering is for a Mass Intention, kindly complete the form below in full so we may correctly match it to your donation. For anniversary intentions — birthdays, wedding anniversaries, anniversaries of death — please be sure to include the relevant date.
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