A new Latin Mass setting is being used during the Ordinary Time of the liturgical year.

The Missa Orbis Factor will be sung on the first Sunday of every month at the 5:00 pm and 10:00 am Masses, and will be sung every Sunday at the 7:30 am Mass.

Please use the videos below to aid yourself in learning the music.

Missa Orbis Factor is a Gregorian chant setting of the Ordinary of the Mass, including parts like the Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, and Agnus Dei, designed for congregational singing. It is also known as Mass XI in the Church's Kyriale, emphasizing unity and reverence in worship.

This chant setting, also referred to as Mass XI in the Church's Kyriale, plays a vital role in enhancing the liturgical experience. It fosters a sense of unity and reverence among the congregation, as the melodies are sung in unison.

The title "Orbis Factor" translates to "Creator of the world." It originates from a devotional text associated with the Kyrie, emphasizing the divine nature of the worship being offered.