Articles, devotions, and reflections from the Press — written and translated to help the faithful understand and defend the Catholic faith.
One day, St. Catherine of Sienna asked Our Lord why He allowed His side to be opened. The Divine Master gave the saint His goal: "The principal goal I had in mind...
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Thirty years ago, the results of a radiocarbon dating of the Holy Shroud suggested that it was a linen from medieval times. These results have been countered by the scientific community that...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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Just in time for the start of the liturgical year, the Society of Saint Pius X publishes the most complete liturgical calendar online. This calendar follows the liturgical books of 1962 which...
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