Join Archbishop Cordileone in helping everyday parishes celebrate the liturgy with greater reverence, beauty, and devotion.
Are you a priest who has successfully implemented classically Catholic liturgy? Join us.
Are you a priest who wants to learn more about how to bring reverent liturgy to your parish? Join us.
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The Reverent Liturgy Project inspires and equips priests (as well as deacons, seminarians, and music directors) to offer classically Catholic worship to the faithful in ways that unify rather than disrupt ordinary parishes.
“I’m very excited about the Reverent Liturgy Project, for the sake of the salvation of souls, the sanctification of God’s people, and the glory of God.”
— Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone
From the Clergy Themselves
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“This is the most important thing. If you want to draw young men to the priesthood, if you want to draw young people to your parish, if you want a vibrant parish, the key is sacred liturgy, sacred music.”
Monsignor Tom Cook
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart
Owatoona, MN -

“I would love - absolutely love - materials from the Benedict XVI Institute, because there is no road map out there, honestly.”
Fr. Gary Mueller
St. Vincent De Paul Parish
Los Angeles, CA -

“I am very much interested in having resources to have so that it is not just me talking to parishioners, but resources that can help them, educate them, educate the parish, bring about some kind of awareness that this is what the Church teaches about this and that. It’s not me bringing this from Africa or something like that."
Fr. Gabriel Wankar
St. Anselm Catholic Church
Ross, CA -

"Since the Mass is the summit of salvation history by which we receive the very Body and Blood Jesus gave on Calvary to save us, it can never be celebrated with enough awe by priests and faithful. Priests always need help to grow in a reverential celebration of the Mass, to know better the why behind what they are doing, but because many priests and seminarians today were not exposed to liturgical reverence and beauty in their parishes growing up and sometimes not even in their seminaries, solid continuing liturgical formation is a particular gift. The Reverent Liturgy Project is a response to that need. "
Monsignor Roger J. Landry
National Director of the Pontifical Mission Societies in the United States
Diocese of Fall River, MA
Express Your Interest in the Project
If you would like to reach us directly, please email Spencer McIntosh (smcintosh@bxvi.org) to start a conversation,or if it is more convenient, feel free to complete the form below: