The following is a release of the National Coalition of Clergy and Laity — Reparation for sin. Restoration by grace. Reform of life. Join the 15th annual “Pilgrimage for Restoration” to the Shrine of Our Lady of the North American … Continue reading
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Happy Trinity Sunday!
Today is the feast of the Most Holy Trinity. Please consider some readings on the subject: On the Feast of the Holy Trinity The Blessed Trinity Explained to Thomas Butler (by Father Feeney) Life with the Trinity Saint Joseph: An … Continue reading
The Pilgrimage for Restoration: September 22-25, 2010
Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of the North American Martyrs (St. Isaac Jogues & Companions) Auriesville, New York. The dates for this year’s Pilgrimage for Restoration are September 22-25, 2010. I cannot recommend this wonderful event more strongly. … Continue reading
Readings for the Pentecost Octave
Below are some links to articles on our site about Pentecost, the Holy Ghost, and His Gifts: The Holy Ghost and the Unity of the Church, a Sermon of St. Augustine for Pentecost The Fire of Pentecost, by Brian Kelly … Continue reading
April/May ‘Mancipia’ Posted
The April/May Mancipia newsletter is now posted on our site as a PDF file. If you would like to receive this, our bi-monthly newsletter, via U.S. mail, please sign up to get it regularly by U.S. Mail.
April is Confederate History Month
Yes, we’re in Confederate History Month. And wherever you stand on the issue — whether you’re a liberal or a conservative — you will probably agree that it’s important for Americans (even Southerners) to learn their history and love their … Continue reading
April 11: Mercy Sunday, Plenary Indulgence
Low Sunday, Quasi Modo Sunday, Dominica in Albis Deponendis, and now Mercy Sunday. I think the first Sunday after Easter is the most named on the Roman Church’s calendar. And for the last several years, it has also been richly … Continue reading
R.I.P., Sister Maria Cordata, M.I.C.M.
STILL RIVER/HARVARD — Sister Maria Cordata, nee Rose Mary Eugenia Baravella, 85, of the Sisters of St. Benedict Center, Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, died Monday, March 30, after a brief illness. She is survived by her sister, … Continue reading
R.I.P., Right Reverend Abbot Gabriel Gibbs, O.S.B.
Abbot Gabriel, one of the early members of Saint Benedict Center and the Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, passed away on Saturday, March 27, 2010. We have had a Mass offered, for the repose of his soul, in … Continue reading
Good, Not-Often-Enough-Read Article
Brother Thomas Mary, author of They Fought The Good Fight, wrote an article many years ago that deserves wider circulation and attention. It’s called, simply, “Doctrinal Summary” — an accurate name, as the piece summarizes Father Feeney’s doctrinal stance, but … Continue reading
2010 Saint Benedict Center Conference
Our 2010 conference will be held on October 8 and 9 at Saint Benedict Center in Richmond, New Hampshire. The information currently available is as follows: Theme: “The Romance of Wisdom” Cost: $100 for both days (Friday and Saturday). This … Continue reading
Abbé Georges de Nantes, R.I.P.
The Abbé Georges de Nantes, a very controversial figure in the traditionalist movement, and one of the most brilliant, who surrounded himself also with very gifted consecrated souls dedicated to the spirituality of Venerable Charles de Foucald, has died. Rorate … Continue reading
Blessed Brother André to Be Canonized October 17
Montreal, February 19, 2010 (St. Joseph’s Oratory) — With a palpable sense of elation, a number of priests and brothers of the Congregation of Holy Cross (the religious family of Brother Andre), members of the archdiocese of Montreal, and Saint … Continue reading
Update on Father Jarecki
Our chaplain, Father Michael Jarecki, is now back home after a three-day hospital stay. He needs more care and attention than he did prior to his recent illness. The brothers, with the help of visiting nurses, are attending to him … Continue reading
Father Michael Jarecki Hospitalized
Our longtime chaplain, Father Michael Jarecki, was hospitalized Saturday evening at Cheshire Medical Center in Keene, NH. He has an infection in his leg. The problem is not life-threatening per se, but at Father’s advanced age (92), such a condition … Continue reading
