Traditional Latin Masses on Long Island? (Islip, Oyster Bay: chapel, movies, rated)

[TomCorben37462]

Greetings all. Having grown up on Long Island, I have recently moved back after a prolonged absence. I am Catholic and would like to know whether any local churches offer Tridentine/Extraordinary form masses, preferably in Nassau or western Suffolk (Towns of Babylon, Huntington, Smithtown, or Islip). I believe the TLM used to be celebrated at a parish in Massapequa; however, I could be mistaken. Thanks in advance and God bless.

[Ken_N]

Check here:

Ecclesia Dei - Traditional Mass Directory

[Elke Mariotti]

Originally Posted by Ken_N

Check here:

Ecclesia Dei - Traditional Mass Directory

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Thanks for posting this link - very helpful!

Looks like Dix Hills it it for the OP

[Forest_Hills_Daddy]

LI parishes have been cutting down on tridentine masses. There is one offered on Sundays in st johns cemetery in middle village that attracts worshipers from nassau and Suffolk.

[thgreatalex]

Saint Pius V Chapel in Oyster Bay Cove...

[Zen88]

This is interesting. I've never been to a Latin Mass, I've only seen it in movies. There's a traditional, original, closer to God feel about listening to it, I can't explain why.