Mass of the Ages
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THE MASS OF
THE AGES TRILOGY

Discover the Latin Mass
Episode I
Discover the Latin Mass
A Perfect Storm
Episode II
A Perfect Storm
Guardians of Tradition
Episode III
Guardians of Tradition

A documentary trilogy on the Traditional Latin Mass

Discover what makes the Latin Mass unique, why everything changed after Vatican II, and how Catholics worldwide are striving to restore Tradition.

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WHAT’S NEXT FOR MASS OF THE AGES?
Bring Episode 3 to 3 Million PeopleBring Episode 3 to 3 Million PeopleBring Episode 3 to 3 Million PeopleBring Episode 3 to 3 Million PeopleBring Episode 3 to 3 Million PeopleBring Episode 3 to 3 Million People
Bring Episode 3 to 3 Million People
Bring Episode 3 to 3 Million People

Our marketing team can reach 100 people for every dollar spent in advertising. Help us reach millions of people with the climax of our Latin Mass Trilogy.

$150,000
Equip & Train 50 priestsEquip & Train 50 priestsEquip & Train 50 priestsEquip & Train 50 priestsEquip & Train 50 priestsEquip & Train 50 priests
Equip & Train 50 priests
Equip & Train 50 priests

We have already filmed our priest training series and are currently in post-production. The rest of the funds will fill 50 priest training boxes with everything they need to celebrate a Low Mass as well as build out the platform with downloadable resources.

$75,200
The 'History of the Roman Rite' SeriesThe 'History of the Roman Rite' SeriesThe 'History of the Roman Rite' SeriesThe 'History of the Roman Rite' SeriesThe 'History of the Roman Rite' SeriesThe 'History of the Roman Rite' Series
The 'History of the Roman Rite' Series
The 'History of the Roman Rite' Series

We're creating 10 stunning short films about the Traditional Latin Mass for a modern audience. Imagine the quality of our feature documentary films but focused on topics like Gregorian Chant, Communion on the Tongue, Ad Orientem, and the use of Latin.

$385,000