Below are some photos we’ve taken of the work. So far, we have raised $450,030.00 out of our $750,000 goal. Thank you! Please consider donating now, or making a pledge. Click the arrow button below to scroll through the gallery. [fancygallery … Continue reading
A grand day for Monarchists, Traditionalists, and — especially — for one beautiful couple who look like they walked out of a story book. An American girl marries the great-grandson of Blessed Karl von Habsburg at Old Saint Mary’s in … Continue reading
We ask our tertiaries, friends, and benefactors to keep Father Hector Bolduc in your prayers. Father Bolduc was a long-time friend of Saint Benedict Center. It was he who arranged the meeting in St. Mary’s, Kansas between Brother Francis and … Continue reading
Our dear old chaplain, Father Michael Jarecki, now has cancer. His tongue and oral glands are affected now, but the malignancy will likely spread and take his life. Father will be 95 years old if he makes it to the … Continue reading
The IHS Press Group cordially invites you to the first conference in the Rebuilding Christendom™ series. This packed, three-day event is an inaugural gathering of Catholics and others of good will in the United States consecrated exclusively to genuine Catholic … Continue reading
Work for the erection of our chapel has begun. Deo gratias, Alleluia! Right now, the site work is progressing, with trees being cut down to make room. It has given us a lovely new vista from our offices, and a … Continue reading
Sister Maria Philomena was a contributor to a recently published and now best-selling book, Amazing Grades. Her contribution to the volume is entitled “From Loathing to Loving Literature: Questions to Ask So You Can Master Any Book.” Here is the … Continue reading
The Catholicism.org site has been “hacked.” The hacker put code on our site that redirected viewers to a Brazilian YouTube channel, which features someone ranting against religion (in Portuguese). The site has been fixed twice now. Please say a prayer … Continue reading
Right across the street from Saint Benedict Center sits a lovely home that is currently for rent. The owner is a traditional Catholic family man and a good friend of the Center. Here is the description of the house: Three … Continue reading
So far, we have raised $313,200 out of our $750,000 goal. Thank you! Readers can learn more about the project here: http://ora.catholicism.org/ Please consider donating now, or making a pledge. God bless and Mary keep you!
From Fortnight for Freedom: Father Marcel Guarnizo, Mr. Criton Zoakos, Ms. Vivian Freyre, and James Cottone, Esq. to speak on the First Amendment. Why Americans Must Defend the First Amendment Saturday, June 30, 2012 1 p.m. – 5 p.m. Nash … Continue reading
Due to lightning that struck the antenna by which we connect to the Internet, SBC has been offline a couple of days. The site was running fine, as it is hosted elsewhere, but we have not had access to it since … Continue reading
Supposedly, revolutions get organized on Twitter now. Flashmobs, too. If social disorder and moral turpitude can be organized there, can wholesome Catholic events? If you’re interested in coming to a quasi-scientific answer to this question and you use Twitter, then … Continue reading
Mr. Gregory Lloyd, a Ukrainian Rite Catholic, is the director of the Pilgrimage for Restoration. The Pilgrimage has been a very “Latin” event; i.e., all of the Masses and most of the faithful on pilgrimage are of the traditional Roman … Continue reading
April 1-8, 2012 [Get Directions] Palm Sunday: Low Mass: 7:30 am; Rosary: 9:00 am; High Mass: 9:30 am Monday through Wednesday: (schedule as usual) Mass: 7:30 am; Rosary (after school): 3:00 pm Maundy Thursday: Rosary: 6:30 pm; High Mass: 7:00 … Continue reading
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