I found the internet site of a church I think I may try on Sunday, and I do not know the difference

That is no longer a current distinction with contemporary Masses.

The old Latin Liturgy does make the distinction, like where I go to church.

A Low Mass is spoken, usually inaudibly.

but there is a difference in the Traditional Latin Mass.

A Low Mass might be a half hour long.

High Mass is sung.

A High Mass is sung. It can last 1 and half to two hours or longer.

It is likely that they mean the Mass at which the choir sings

What parish are you thinking of?

St. Francis de Sales

That's my church.

Low Mass is spoken and quick, while High Mass is chanted and very elaborate.

that seems to be an amazing place. I wish I lived close enough to go there.

If you visit, be sure to go after Mass into the church basement. Talk to anyone who appears to be in charge.

The priest will eventually get down there, but it takes him a while.

They have a coffee hour after Mass.

coffee

You can't miss the priest - he wears a black cassock.

And donuts, bagels, and juice.

If you go there do not be surprised to see many of the ladies with chapel veils on

it is traditional to cover your head but it is not mandatory

Some of the younger ladies wear hats.

what is a cassock?

many of the ladies on this site wear veils to Mass

I will show you a picture of a cossack

it's a black robe which resembles a dress.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fi...

Except it isn't form-fitted.

Yep, that's it!!!!

Fr Moreau was sailing with us a few weeks ago

My papa who was from France and was of an age to remember before Vatican II said that there was nothing so beautiful as a High Mass.

You all are SO blessed to have a Latin Mass *sigh*

Eliza - thank you so much for asking that, I've always wondered, but never thought to ask!