Sacred Heart Traditional Catholic Church, Orlando, Florida

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“Hiem.”

“viol.”
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1018 36^th Street (between Woods & Westmoreland Avenues)
Orlando, Florida 32805

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Latitude +28.506346° (N.), longitude -81.393536° (W.)

Nearly 2 ¹⁄₃ miles south of Orlando City Hall and its downtown (as the birds would fly),
and only a few blocks from the intersection of Interstate-4 and U.S. Highway 17-92
(3 blocks south, and not quite 2 blocks east, of I-4 exit 80 at U.S. 17-92 a.k.a. South Orange Blossom Trail)

Sacred Heart is the only traditional Catholic Church in Orange or Osceola County.

For traditional Roman Catholics
seeking the traditional preVatican-II Latin Mass (a.k.a. Tridentine Mass)
and traditional preVatican-II sacraments,
Sacred Heart is geographically closest to many of Central Florida's best-known attractions for visitors, including:

Disney World · Sea World · Universal Orlando Resort · Wet & Wild;
Orange County Convention Center and nearby convention-oriented hotels;
Orlando International Airport (‘MCO’)--the primary international airport serving metro Orlando;
Orlando Executive Airport (‘ORL’).

Visitors are welcome to Sacred Heart for any of the services on our schedule.

Sacred Heart Traditional Catholic Church--exterior

Most Reverend Louis A. Montelongo, Pastor
Reverend Jonathan E. Derrington, Assistant Pastor

Office: 407-841-5878 • Pastor's cell-phone: 407-484-1940

Reverend George A. Adams, 29 August 1924--2 December 2017.
Requiem æternam dōnā eī, Domine; et lūx perpetua lūceat eī.
(Eternal rest give to him, O Lord; and let perpetual light shine upon him.)

Note *: Liturgical color, whether or not indicated by a text abbreviation in the name-plate, is computed as an experiment, but not one sufficiently refined to be correct on a day-by-day basis. It corresponds instead to the traditional color for what could verrry loosely be considered a season, as indicated by the colors for their Sundays, e.g.: ‘viol.’ (i.e.: ‘violet’, more typically nearly purple), for the Sundays of Advent and Lent, or “virid.” (i.e.: green) for the 1^st to 6^th Sundays after Epiphany, and the 4^th to last (of 23 to 28) Sundays after Pentecost.

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