Father Kenneth Myers was born in New Brighton, Pa. He grew up there and attended public schools, although he is grateful to the Sisters of St. Joseph for their influence on his vocation through their catechism classes. Father Myers graduated from Duquesne University with a bachelor's degree in Latin, Greek, and philosophy, and then a master's degree in education. He also holds a master's degree in theology from Christ the King Seminary in East Aurora, New York.

Ordained a priest for the Diocese of Pittsburgh in 1980, Father Myers served 15 years as a parish priest and 5 years as a hospital chaplain. He has been offering the traditional Mass since September, 1992, and was named chaplain of the Pittsburgh Latin Mass Community in January of 2001. He believes it is a great privilege to be able to offer the old Mass and to serve the faithful of the Latin Mass Community.

1 - Assist at Mass on Sundays and Holydays of Obligation

2 - Fast and Abstain on the Days Appointed

3 & 4 - Confess Sins and Receive Holy Communion during Eastertide

5 - Contribute to the Support of the Church

6 - Marriage Laws

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Latin Mass Community Retreat - July 2006 The Adorable Person of Our Lord Jesus Christ Son of the Father Full of the Holy Ghost To Know, Love, and Serve God Son of Mary Bread of Life You can become one with Jesus Christ

Latin Mass Community Retreat - July 2005 The Sacrifice of the Mass, The Offertory Prayers (July19, 4 p.m. Mass) Placeat Tibi, Sancta Trinitas - May it please You, Holy Trinity (July19, 7 p.m.) Obsecro Te Dulcissime - I beseech You, most sweet Lord (July20, 9 a.m.) The Sacrifice of the Mass, The Canon (July 20, 11 a.m. Mass) Mary in the Mass, Christ's Mother and Ours (July 20, 7 p.m.) Good Manners at Mass - Saying Please and Thank You for Holy Communion (July 21, 9 a.m.) Sacrifice of the Mass, Words of Consecration (July 21, 11 a.m. Mass)