District Newsletter

One of the burning questions of today is that of vaccines. Many of the priests have been responding to various questions and I would like to use this letter to respond to some of the most common questions.  

In this month’s letter, I would like to present to you some news from our seven priories across the country where twenty-four priests, four brothers and five oblate sisters make up the community of Society of St. Pius X members devoted to the preservation of the Mass, the priesthood and the salvation of souls. 

June is the month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus is not a sentimental devotion but soundly based on a double reason: first, that the heart is the universal symbol of love and second, the Heart of Jesus is personally “hypostatically” united to God. This means that the Heart of Jesus is in fact God’s Heart. So, what is the attitude of God’s Heart? Vengeful and unforgiving? No, it is supremely merciful and anxious to have sinners return to life. “I came to call sinners to penance.” (cf. Lk. 5, 32)

God is the life of our soul.

Keeping up with the Joneses “Be not conformed to this world.” (Rom. 12, 2)

Be not Afraid with their Fear “But if also you suffer any thing for justice' sake, blessed are ye. And be not afraid of their fear, and be not troubled.” (I Pet. 3, 14)

A Totalitarian State Throughout Canada over the past year, governments have made laws restricting and forbidding the attendance of Catholics at Mass and of non-Catholics at their various worships. 

When Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre set up the Society of St. Pius X fifty years ago, the world was scandalised. “Schism in Switzerland!” was the headline in the newspapers; “The Rebel Archbishop!” sniffed the Pharisees; “Wildcat seminary” sneered the bishops.

The Assumption

During the month of May: Daily Rosary live at 6pm by the District Superior with the prayer August Queen of Heaven https://www.youtube.com/c/FRATERNITÉSAINTPIEX