Readers may be wondering why it is that Catholicism.org has been a bit quiet lately. Brian Kelly, who generally updates the site regularly with news items and other pieces, is currently hospitalized due to very serious problems with his appendix. … Continue reading
This year’s Saint Benedict Center conference dates are October 11 and 12. The conference theme is “The Church’s Four Marks: Reflections on These Indelible Divine Signs.” The speakers lined up so far are Brother André Marie, Sister Maria Philomena, Gary … Continue reading
Since one of our wonderful high school teachers has just left New Hampshire to pursue God’s holy will by attending the seminary, the administrators of Immaculate Heart of Mary School are in need of finding a replacement for the 2019-2020 … Continue reading
As some of you already know, on January 7th of of this year, the Diocese of Manchester issued a public decree regarding the Saint Benedict Center community of Richmond, New Hampshire. The draconian decree consists of fifteen “precepts and obligations” … Continue reading
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Regarding the matter of the undated canonical precept recently issued by an official of the Diocese of Manchester, we are taking the wise counsel of Saint Teresa of Avila and turning to the glorious Saint Joseph. We invite friends and benefactors … Continue reading
It is with sorrow that we must inform our many friends and supporters, and all the faithful Catholics who have attended the Traditional Latin Mass at Saint Benedict Center, that the Diocese of Manchester has now refused us the services … Continue reading
C. J. Doyle, the Executive Director of the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts, was interviewed last Wednesday by Colbe Mazzarella, the Guest Host of Life Matters, the pro-life television program on the Boston Neighborhood Network, which is cablecast on more … Continue reading
On “Giving Tuesday,” November 27, if you donate via the Immaculate Heart of Mary School’s Facebook page, the donation will be matched (doubled). The matching donations will expire when the $7 million in funds runs out, but you can still … Continue reading
On the weekend of September 14-16, 2018, the Fatima Center will put on a conference in the Buffalo, NY area, called “Fatima for the Next Generation.” It is a conference specifically for young Catholics, aged 18-29. Update: The Conference is now open … Continue reading
A septuagenarian lady in our Catholic community in Richmond, New Hampshire, is looking for an intermediate- to long-term housemate. In exchange for room and board, the desired housemate would attend to certain domestic matters. This is not a nursing job, … Continue reading
For a while now, social media giants (and tech giants in general) have been flexing their progressivist digital muscles by limiting access to “conservative” content on their platforms. (I use the power quotes because much of what passes for conservative … Continue reading
Every year, on March 4-12, the Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary pray the Novena of Grace as a community. All are invited to join with us in praying the novena for the following intention, plus any personal intentions … Continue reading
The Mass schedule at Saint Benedict Center is now as follows: Sundays: 8:30 a.m. low Mass, 10:30 a.m. Missa Cantata. Weekdays: 7:30 a.m. low Mass Holy Days of obligation: for days like January 1 and others that are generally a … Continue reading
There will be three Masses for Christmas: The Midnight Mass — This will be a Missa Cantata, and yes, it will begin at twelve midnight, the earliest this Mass may begin in the traditional rite. (This first of the Christmas … Continue reading
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