We have a new mini-site dedicated to our IHM Chapel building project: Building IHM Chapel. Please visit that new site and consider making a pledge to our important building project. You can also go there to see the progress of … Continue reading
Category: Announcements
Auriesville Pilgrimage Reminder
The 16th annual “Pilgrimage for Restoration” is scheduled for September 23-25, 2011. To stay informed, sign up for the the pilgrimage mailing list. You can also connect via the Pilgrimage’s facebook group, and facebook event. As usual, Saint Benedict Center … Continue reading
UPDATE: One-Day Conference in Newburgh, NY: Brother André to Speak
THIS ONE-DAY CONFERENCE IN NEWBURGH HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO HEALTH PROBLEMS ON THE PART OF THE PRINCIPAL ORGANIZER. NOTE: THIS IS NOT THE ANNUAL SBC CONFERENCE, WHICH IS STILL SCHEDULED FOR OCTOBER 7-8. Conference Theme: The End Times Location: … Continue reading
‘Auriesville Pilgrimage for Restoration Mixes Tradition, Vitality’
That’s the headline in the Catholic Online story on the Pilgrimage for Restoration.The article was originally published in the May 12, 2011 edition of The Wanderer, and was written by our own Brother Andre Marie, M.I.C.M. Young and Old Catholics … Continue reading
The Work of the Sisters: IHM School
The MICM Sisters, who run Immaculate Heart of Mary School have just begun to send out an email newsletter. It is to be a monthly. The first issue of it may be sampled online here. The school also has a … Continue reading
Fr. David Phillipson’s ‘Other’ Apostolate: Traditional Mass in Fitchburg, MA
Those in Massachusetts who do not know about the Latin Mass at St. Joseph’s in Fitchburg, please take note. Father David Phillipson, Saint Benedict Center’s resident priest, offers the Mass there every Sunday: All Masses are High Masses with very … Continue reading
2011 SBC Conference UPDATE
Speakers so far lined up: Mr. Gary Potter, Dr. Robert Hickson, Mr. Charles Coulombe, K.C.S.S., Dr. G.C. Dilsaver, Mr. C. Joseph Doyle, Br. André Marie, M.I.C.M. This year’s SBC Conference will be Friday October 7 to Saturday October 8, following … Continue reading
A Comment about Comments
There were several comments made on our site last week that were not approved for posting till the weekend. Our brothers have been on their Lenten retreats these couple of weeks, and the Brother Moderator was away last week. That’s … Continue reading
Pray for Hilary White
Today, I learned that Hilary White has cancer. I had the privilege of meeting the astute and energetic Miss White in Rome, where she works as a journalist. She is the Rome correspondent for the pioneer in pro-life journalism, the … Continue reading
Intentions for the Novena of Grace
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 three intentions, plus any personal … Continue reading
Advisory on Father Michael Jarecki’s Health
Father Michael Jarecki was our chaplain for about 20 years. Since our new resident priest arrived on November 1, Father has ceased offering Mass, as his infirmities made it very difficult for him to get through the ritual. About a … Continue reading
Moving to Richmond, N.H.?
The brothers and sisters of Saint Benedict Center are happy to live in the bucolic old New England town of Richmond, New Hampshire. It offers an atmosphere of peace and quiet, where the beauties of God’s creation serve to remind … Continue reading
Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus Forum
There is a new online forum for discussion of the dogma and related issues. It’s called the Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus Forum. While it’s not a part of Saint Benedict Center’s apostolate, it looks like the folks there are more … Continue reading
Founding Member of the Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Turns 90
Sister Anne Mary, M.I.C.M., is one of Father Feeney’s original disciples, being the first member of the community to have attended Father’s lectures at the original Saint Benedict Center in Cambridge. She joined the community in 1949, and has been … Continue reading
Pilgrimage for Restoration, 2011 Dates Announced
What follows is reproduced from the Pilgrimage for Restoration Weblog. The change in the pilgrimage schedule should make it more convenient for collegians, working folks, and most anybody to attend. It’s also more like the schedule of the Chartres Pilgrimage … Continue reading
