Pontifical Requiem Mass This Upcoming Saturday – 1st Vespers of Advent and Feast Of The Miraculous Medal
Speaker Series At At Holy Innocents NYC – Choir Director and Composer David Hughes – The Crisis In The Church & Society and How Sacred Tradition Responds
Traditional Catholic Catechism and Philosophy Classes @ Corpus Christi , South River NJ with Father John Perricone
Traditional Catholic Catechism and Philosophy Classes @ Corpus Christi , South River NJ with Father John Perricone
Advent Day Of Recollection With Father John Perricone @ Saint Josephat , Bayside , NY
Traditional Catholic Women’s Retreat In March 2022 Registration Opens – Huntington NY @ Former Seminary Of Immaculate Conception Huntington, Long Island NY
The Real First Thanksgiving in America Was Catholic, Heroic…and Not Near Plymouth Rock – On The TFP
Father Angelus M. Shaughnessy, OFM Cap, Requiescant in Pace – On The Remnant Newspaper
The Pittsburgh Latin Mass Community and the Catholic world lost a dear friend, Father Angelus M. Shaughnessy, OFM Cap., on March 2, 2018 at the age of 89. He died at 2:15pm while praying the 5th Sorrowful Mystery of the Rosary, the Crucifixion, on a First Friday dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Dear God, the Royal Family Is Supposedly Weighed Before and After Christmas Dinner
This strange news comes from royal expert and Majesty editor Ingrid Seward and the new issue of Grazia (so take this story with a mountain of salt). They claim the tradition dates back to King Edward VII’s reign. Apparently, King Edward VII was intensely concerned about people’s health and whether or not they were eating enough on Christmas. That’s sweet and all, but these days the royal family enjoys about three gigantic meals on Christmas day, so the scale seems highly unnecessary
‘Strive to enter by the narrow gate; for many, I tell you, will seek to enter and will not be able’
Monday is the feast day of St. Leonard of Port Maurice, an 18th-century Franciscan priest from Italy. He was a popular preacher, and spread devotion to the Sacred Heart, the Stations of the Cross and the Immaculate Conception. He was recognized by Pope Benedict XIV for his outstanding preaching, and sent to preach in Corsica in 1744. He died in 1751 at his friary in the odor of sanctity, and was canonized in 1867. He is patron of parish missions. We republish an excerpt from his most famous sermon as follows on the link
St. Catherine of Alexandria, saint of November 25 – On Tradition In Action
After the unsuccessful attempt to kill St. Catherine on the wheel, Emperor Maxentius ordered her to be beheaded. She was conducted to the place of her martyrdom followed by a multitude, mainly ladies of high condition who wept at her fate. The virgin walked with a great calm
Although Suppression Abounds Sacred Tradition Cannot Be Abolished
The Feast of the Miraculous Medal –Monday November 27th – Don’t despair that it is suppressed in the New Rite and the box on your Novus Ordo Calendar for Nov 27th is blank The Traditional Rite celebrates this Mass and although not proper to the entire Province of The US it is proper to many Dioceses, Orders, Confraternities and Sodalities including Brooklyn Diocese, 2nd & 3rd Order Franciscans, The Confraternity of the Miraculous Medal and the de Montfort Sodalities
Another great day trip if you have the day off is The Shrine of the Miraculous Medal in Philadelphia – A beautiful & powerful place that is still with us from two summers ago visit – To join the Association & acquire their resources and get directions, please go here
Miracles of the Miraculous Medal | Our Blessed Mother | On America Needs Fatima
(Including The Chair Used By Our Lady To Talk To Saint Catherine)
In 1832, the ravaging finger of cholera hit every home and house in the great city of Paris.
This terrible epidemic, a disease without cure, struck hundreds and beleaguered many more. And yet, an exceptional phenomenon was noticed. Those who devoutly wore a certain small medal around their neck were spared or relieved from the epidemic. Symptoms of the plague were observed to leave the victims and withdraw into the gutters of Paris.
What medal, what power, was this that through the course of time triumphed over such devastating odds? The answer laid among the winding streets of Paris, specifically at the bolted doors of a small sanctuary known as the Rue de Bac.
We remember fondly the Traditional High Mass celebrated by Bishop O’Connell in 2012 For The Feast of The Miraculous Medal as televised at the time by EWTN
Solemn Pontifical Mass in Trenton, New Jersey – On Novus Motus Liturgicus
Another Little Known Important Franciscan of November normally De-emphasized In The New Rite Is -St. Agnes of Assisi – Saint Claire Of Assisi’s Little Sister – On Nobility and Analogous Traditional Elites
Saturday’s Feast of St. Catherine of Alexandria, Saint of November 25 was is unnaturally abolished from the new Rite’s Ordo despite her being firmly part of the Roman Martyrology – This 4th century martyr appeared to Saint Joan Of Arc
Yesterday St. Catherine of Alexandria, saint of November 25
The following day after Saint Catherine Of Laboure on November 29th is of course always the beginning of the Novena to The Immaculate Conception
Novena Prayer of St. Pius X to the Immaculate Virgin Mary- Followed By A Pater Nostra, An Ave, And A Glory Be
O most holy Virgin who didst find favor in God’s sight and hast become His Mother; O Virgin, immaculate in body and soul, in thy faith and in thy love, look down with pity on the wretched who in our need seek thy powerful protection.
The evil serpent on whom was cast the primal curse continues, alas, to attack and ensnare the poor children of Eve. But thou, our Blessed Mother, our Queen and our Advocate, thou who from the first instant of thy conception didst crush the head of this cruel enemy, receive our prayers. United to thee with one heart, we beseech thee to present them before the throne of God.
May we never be caught in the snares around us, but rather may we all reach the harbor of salvation. Despite the awesome perils which threaten, may God’s Church and all Christian society sing out once again the hymn of deliverance, of victory and of peace. Amen.
