Although not a supporter of the SSPX I do have a certain sympathy with their aims but not with their methods. Following on from the SSPX request for a Novena to pray for a successful outcome to the talks between the Holy See & SSPX, the LMS has also asked its members to offer a Novena for the same intention. I was impressed with Bishop Fellay's talk content & trust that there will not be a split within SSPX as, together with the LMS & others of like mind, we should be more effective against the liberal arm of the Church.
Eternal Maxims - Tuesday
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Maxims of Eternity
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Meditations for Every Day in the Week.
*Meditation for Tuesday*
*Mortal Sin.*
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Consider, O my soul! that having been created to love ...
Rev. Fr Hubert Austen, C.SS.R. (1884 – 1964)
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Father was born in Hamburg on 16 May, 1884, into a profoundly Catholic
family. It was from them and the priests who formed his soul as a child and
a youn...
The Foundation of Saint-Anne de Beaupré (Canada)
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*1905*
The Venerable Father Passerat had just introduced the Redemptoristine
Sisters into Austria (1831). When the sons of Saint Alphonsus had reached
as f...
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Yes, indeed they do.
Although not a supporter of the SSPX I do have a certain sympathy with their aims but not with their methods. Following on from the SSPX request for a Novena to pray for a successful outcome to the talks between the Holy See & SSPX, the LMS has also asked its members to offer a Novena for the same intention.
I was impressed with Bishop Fellay's talk content & trust that there will not be a split within SSPX as, together with the LMS & others of like mind, we should be more effective against the liberal arm of the Church.
For years I've been praying that the SSPX will be regularized with the Church.
I also pray that clearly schismatic groups such as the SSPV will be reconciled and return to communion with the Church.
If God wants the SSPX "ain't nothin' gonna stand in the way" as we would say back home :-)
God is good!
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