First, here is the Orchestral Mass schedule for December 25, December 28, and January 4.
The flyer below, which is found in the December 21st Grotto News, gives a more complete schedule, including Confession. Fr. Perrone likes to use the word "Tridentine." Take a close look at each Mass you are wanting to attend and note that in some cases, the EF Mass moves from the usual 9:30 a.m. time-slot to the Noon. When Fr. Perrone has an orchestral Mass at a Mass time other than 9:30, he most often shifts the EF Mass with it, and a Latin Novus Ordo or vernacular Mass will take it's place.
With regards to the 11:00 p.m. Mass on December 31st, it is a vigil Mass for the Solemnity of the Mother of God. I've attended this most years, along with the pot luck dinner that follows around 12:30 a.m. New Years Day. In all the years I attended, this was a Novus Ordo concelebrated by all priests who are on site that day. This is subject to change. I will try to find out if that is the plan this year and update this post, so check back.
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