It started on Sunday, Oct. 4, 1970, with the surviving traditional Latin Mass being broadcast over one suburban New York City station, WVOX-New Rochelle.

For the next 20 years, the CTM would gradually broadcast its Sunday Mass throughout the entire USA, from such strategically chosen locations as Baltimore, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Gettysburg, Los Angeles, Miami, Minneapolis, New York City and suburbs, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Portland, Maine, Portland, Oregon, St. Louis, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C.

Since the 90s, when the number of registered short-wave receivers rose worldwide to 950 Million, the CTM has redirected its radio Mass apostolate by broadcasting every Sunday from one of the world's most powerful short-wave stations, WWCR-Nashville, Tennessee, reaching enthusiastically responding Catholics in some 125 countries.

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WWCR - NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, USA 19m. Band, 15.690 Mhz Sundays: Summer: at 16.00 UTC Winter: at 17.00 UTC **DVDs of the CTM's Mass can be obtained from CTM-Publications, 210 Maple Avenue, Westbury, N.Y. 11590

TRADITIONAL LATIN MASS NOW ON WORLD WIDE RADIO.

Listeners of short-wave radio in some eighty (by 1999 increased to 128) countries may have thought they were "hearing things" last Sunday night. They were! Those were indeed the familiar Latin words and organ music Roman Catholics all over the world for centuries associated with "Their" Mass.

TRADITIONELE LATIJNSE MIS NU WERELDWIJD OP DE RADIO.

Luisteraars naar korte golf radio in een tachtig landen hebben misschien wel gedacht dat ze "dingen aan het horen waren" vorige zondag avond. Welnu, dat was ook zo! Dat waren inderdaad de bekende Latijnse woorden en orgelmuziek die Rooms-Katholieken over de gehele wereld eeuwenlang met "hun" Mis geassocieerd hebben

LA MESSE TRADITIONNELLE EN LATIN MAINTENANT SUR LES ONDES DU MONDE ENTIER.

Les auditeurs des ondes courtes de quelques quatre-vingts pays n'en ont pas cru leurs oreilles, Dimanche dernier au soir. Ils entendaient bien! C'était en effet le latin familier et la musique d'orgue que les Catholiques Romains du monde entier avaient associés pendant des siécles à "leur" Messe.

LA TRADIZIONALE MESSA IN LATINO IN ONDA IN TUTTO IL MONDO.

Domenica sera scorsa gli ascoltatori di radio ad onde corte di circa ottanta Paesi avranno pensato di sentire "qualcosa". Avevano ragione! Quelle, infatti, erano le familiari parole Latine e la musica da organo che per secoli tutti I Cattolici Romani hanno associato con la "loro" Messa.

LA MISA TRADICIONAL EN LATIN SE TRANSMITE AHORA POR LA RADIO MUNDIAL

Los radioyentes de onda corta en unos ochenta países deben haber pensado el domingo pasado por la noche que estaban "oyendo voces". Y era verdad! Lo que oían era efectivamente las familiares palabras latinas y música de órgano que los católicos del mundo entero han asociado por tantos siglos con "su" Misa.

TRADICIONAL MISSA EM LATIM AGORA EM RÁDIO DE ALCANCE MUNDIAL.

Os ouvintes de rádio em ondas-curtas em uns oitenta países devem ter pensado que estavam "ouvindo coisas" na noite de Domingo passado. Eles estavam! Aquelas eram realmente as familiares palavras em Latim e a música de órgão que os Catõlicos Romanos há séculos, ao redor do mundo, associaram às "suas" Missas.

DIE TRADITIONELLE LATEINISCHE MESSE WELTWEIT IM RUNDFUNK.

Hörer der Kurzwelle in rund 80 Ländern mögen am vergangenen Sonntagabend geglaubt haben, zu träumen! Aber sie hatten richtig gehört! Es waren tatsächlich die vertrauten lateinishen Worte und die Orgelmusik, die sich für römisch-katholische Gläubige überall in der Welt seit jahrhunderten mit "ihrer" Messe verbinden!