How do Catholics celebrate the Gregorian Mass?

Answer 1

Roman Catholic AnswerA Gregorian Mass is actually a series of thirty consecutive Masses on thirty consecutive days said for the same intention, that of a deceased person, to help them out of purgatory. The usual way to have a Gregorian Series said, is to contact a monastery with priests available to say them. There can be no interruption, although it does not necessarily have to be the same priest saying all thirty Masses, nevertheless, they must be said on thirty consecutive days. The monks of Clear Creek Abbey, which is a Benedictine House of the Solemnes congregation in Oklahoma can help you with this, see the link below.