District Newsletter

As we enter Holy Week, we once again have the opportunity to contemplate the infinite Love of God; sending His only begotten Son to suffer and die for our salvation. As we do so we cannot help but be moved to sorrow; for it is our sins that have caused this suffering. Indeed, if we desire the forgiveness of our sins and hope for salvation, we must have this sorrow, we must have this contrition.

We live in a time of ever changing moral standards (e.g., who would have imagined 100, 50 or even 20 years ago that there could be a debate about the definition of marriage!).  The main reason for this is the false principle that the majority rules; what the majority wishes to do, that is the moral law.  Or at most we are told that economics, or biology, or psychology should be the sole guides in shaping human conduct.

1.      On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the episcopal consecrations, the bishops of the Society of Saint Pius X would like to express solemnly their gratit

As the Church approaches the end of Her liturgical year, She places before us several great feasts: Christ the King, All Saints day and All Souls day.

The General Chapter Meeting of the Society which took place at Econe Switzerland from 3rd to 14th July.

The Silver Jubilee of the episcopal consecrations performed by Archbishop Lefebvre together with Bishop de Castro Mayer on June 30, 1988.