I was wondering which other chapels use the St. Pius X Missal besides those of St. Gertrude the Great in Ohio, the SSPV, St. Athanasius in Vienna, Virginia, and Our Lady Help of Christians in Garden Grove, California.
St. Mary the Virgin Chapel, Paulsboro, New Jersey-USA
OLHC in Orange County is the center but Mass is offered in other
places, and it's always the same missal and rubrics. There are 4
priests. And there have been a number of others, I don't know how
many, who have come from various parts of the world to learn how to
offer the
Canonized Traditional Latin Mass as it was from time
immemorial up until 1954, when the nefarious Bugnini began the
devil's work from his high office in Rome, under the authority of Pope
Pius XII, who was not physically well and only had 4 more years to live.
Other places where Mass is offered include for example, St. Patrick
Mission in Northridge CA (Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation),
Ventura (near the San Buenaventura Mission - most Sundays and Holy
Days of Obligation), Bakersfield (on announcement apparently),
Mission Hills (Requiem Masses, usually at Utter McKinley Mortuary
across the street from the San Fernando Mission, but once in a while
at the Old Mission Chapel itself). Also in various funeral homes on
appointment, including Saddleback Chapel in Tustin, CA, also Orange
Cty. These are all done by 3 of the priests at present, who rotate
duties. It is basically the schedule that was formerly accomplished by
the one priest who started this circuit, Fr. Frederick Schell, +2002.
Fr. Shell had been using the 1962 missal as I recall, but when he had
been looking for someone to take his place as he knew he had only a
limited time to live (medical condition) he interviewed a number of
candidates and settled on Fr. Perez, knowing about his preference for
the longstanding rubrics and earlier missal. There is a bishop in India
that was very impressed with Fr. Perez' work, who, after a few years
came to visit and he presented Fr. with a surprise: he is now
Monsignor Perez. He has explained that he is not aware of any
precedence for an independent priest to be so honored.
Speaking of New Jersey, one of Msgr's three assistant priests is from
"Jersey."