The Holy Shroud: A New Look at Radiocarbon Dating
SSPX Podcast Launched Containing Sermons, Talks, Missions and Lectures
The US District of the SSPX is happy to announce a new podcast, updated weekly or more often, containing lectures and sermons from priests of the Society.
With great interest shown recently by faithful for a regularly-updated source of information and spiritual guidance in an audio format, the official English-language SSPX Podcast was launched last week.
"Paul, Apostle of Christ" Gives Viewers a Springboard for Further Study
The movie, Paul, Apostle of Christ, opened nationwide today. Along with one of the priests of the SSPX, several members of the Holy Name Society screened the film in order to provide a review and guide for those faithful who may have interest in the story.
Think Lent is Tough? Take a Look at Medieval Lenten Practices
Today’s Latin Catholics would be well-served to review the norms of early Christians as they prepared for Easter.
The Lenten fast for Latin Catholics living in the years of the third millennium of Christianity often means swapping out the lunchtime burger for a Filet-o-Fish, and attending Stations of the Cross sporadically.
Group Organizing Nationwide “Rosary to the Interior” on Candlemas
The Rosary will be prayed February 2 in chapels throughout the United States for the interior purification of the Church.
Following the example of Polish Catholics last year who gathered on the borders of their country to pray the Rosary for Our Lady’s protection and graces over their country, a group of lay Catholics in the United States are suggesting a similar event.
Will Gregorian Chant Soon be the Rule Rather than the Exception?
In article published this Christmas by Crux, the organic trend towards young Catholics’ attraction to the beauty of Gregorian Chant was optimistically praised.
The article mentions the experiment made at St. John the Beloved Catholic Church in McLean, VA, where Gregorian Chant has become a genuine attraction.
Most Complete 1962 Liturgical Calendar is Online
Luther, A True Reformer of the Church?
An American Bishop and WWII Veteran Signs the Filial Correction
World War II veteran Bishop Gracida has signed the Filial Correction in which many clerics and laymen implore the Holy Father to clarify Amoris Laetitia.
Bishop René Henry Gracida is 94 years old. He served as auxiliary bishop of the archdiocese of Miami then as bishop of Pensacola-Tallahassee before becoming bishop of Corpus Christi until he retired in 1997.
On the 110th Anniversary of Pascendi, What is the Remedy for Modernism?
On September 8, 1907, St. Pius X published his great encyclical against Modernism, Pascendi Dominici Gregis.
This major document remains just as pertinent 110 years later.
Update on Flooding in Texas Chapels - Dickinson and Spring, TX
Dickinson, TX was an early center of extreme flooding. They received 15-20 inches of rain from 10pm Saturday night to 6am Sunday morning, and rain continues to fall through Monday.
Please pray for all of this afflicted during this difficult time.
Concerning Archbishop Lefebvre, the Council, and Bishop Schneider
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