Have you seen the video of Bishop Athanasius Schneider on Communion in the Hand? This ten minute interview, a “must-see,†concerns His Excellency’s book, Dominus Est: Meditations of a Bishop from Central Asia on the Sacred Eucharist, which boasts a … Continue reading
Preparations are being made for our 2008 conference in Nashua, New Hampshire (July 17-20). Five speakers are lined up so far.
October 13, 2007, marks the ninetieth anniversary of the Miracle of the Sun at Fatima, Portugal. The miracle, which testified to the truth of Our Lady’s apparition to three shepherd children, was witnessed by 70,000 people, including atheists, communists, and … Continue reading
This September 26-29, the Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary will join the “Pilgrimage for Restoration,” a real American pilgrimage for Catholic tradition. Every year, near the Feast of the Eight North American Martyrs (September 26), we journey with … Continue reading
Your future is clouded by Terrorism. Abortion. Same-sex “marriage.” Depression. Suicide. Crime. Corruption. Broken families. God’s law is transgressed. Blasphemy is rampant. What is the solution to so many problems?
Join the Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary on pilgrimage! The St. Joseph’s Brigade (men) and Immaculate Heart of Mary Brigade (women) invite you to accompany us on an arduous and prayerful journey from Lake George to Auriesville, New … Continue reading
Every year, near the Feast of the Eight North American Martyrs (September 26), the Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary join traditional Catholics from all over the US and Canada on pilgrimage to the Martyr’s Shrine in New York … Continue reading
Update (3/1/2007): The Conference now has its own web site: http://www.sbcconference.com/ Further updates will be added to the new site.
Cardinal Arinze, the prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship, has just affirmed that pro multis means “for many” and not “for all.” It’s a sad commentary on the state of ecclesiastical affairs that such a statement of the obvious … Continue reading
This year one of our featured speakers at the Saint Benedict Center Conference was Joseph Kung, the nephew of the late Cardinal Kung. Joseph knew his uncle intimately, both as a child and young man in China and, then, even … Continue reading
UPDATE: Our handouts (see below) made their debut on Saturday afternoon, when a group of about 55 or so from our chapel stood in front of a theater to pray and protest “The Da Vinci Code.” The police showed up … Continue reading
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