Here, in a city significantly smaller than yours, Mr. Winters, a parish hosts the Latin Mass. Far from being gifted with extraordinarily beautiful music, and far from a stately, impressively dignified celebration, the mass there is but a shade of its potential. The homily is often not related to the gospel or the other readings. The lay participation is rather quiet, although Latin hymns are sung with some gusto. Neither the electric organ nor the small choir could manage Palestrina nor Mozart. A diocese choosing to schedule Latin Masses, it seems to me, should also look to providing what is necessary to celebrate them. And that should including training of all involved, including education of the lay congregants attending. Merely providing biretta-loving clergy who know the drill isn't enough. The Latin Mass should be prayer, not theatre; and if it is prayer, it should be good.