Rogue, this parish may be the only exception but I looked up all the parishes in every diocese in the U.S. last year and none of them was able to supply enough people to keep a parish going on their own so they were always hooked up with a new order mass church who generally supported the existence of the parish overall.  Many of these Latin Mass parishes had to share a priest due to lack of priests capable of even handling a Latin Mass. The amount of people who wish to attend the Latin Mass in America as of last year are barely a 1/2 of one percent of all Catholics.  None of our youth are surveying that they are leaving because they wanted the mass in Latin but instead because of sexism, clericalism, and lack of openness for greater lay voice and participation in Liturgy.  Greater amounts of Latin Masses would increase these problems.  Even in the picture on the site you offered the church is hardly full and it seems angled to show as much fullness as possible.