YEAR 2022 From 15th to 16th of January 2022, in Toronto’s SSPX Church of the Transfiguration, we celebrated a two day retreat with Fr. Stehlin. On Saturday, we had Holy Mass and three conferences mainly in Polish and the fourth one in Polish/English which also ended in the enrolment ofRead More →

A vast campaign of the Rosary and to fight against the establishment of totalitarian systems of communist inspiration and “the epidemic of the Coronavirus”, is organized in several countries. Some people organize themselves via telgram or Internet. To participate, all you have to do is go to the calvary orRead More →

Tradition distinguishes virginity in Our Lady before the birth, during the birth, and after the birth of Christ (ante partum, in partu, et post partum). The present question concerns the third aspect: virginity post partum. Did the Mother of Christ remain a virgin after the birth of her divine Son? Some people haveRead More →

We are beginning another new year. For some it may be the last year of life on earth. In 1934, St Maximilian wrote from Japan: “From the last New Year’s Day to this one, in terms of the passage of time, we have come nearer to death. Every year, everyRead More →

Dear Knights of the Immaculata, With all my heart I wish you the abundance of graces for the New Year 2022 and the special protection, of our heavenly Mother, “WHO LOVES US SO INCREDIBLY MUCH!” If we want to begin the New Year well, we need to reflect on theRead More →

Tradition distinguishes in Our Lady virginity before birth, during birth, and after the birth of Christ (ante partum, in partu, et post partum). The present question concerns the second aspect: virginity in partu. Did the birth of Jesus leave the Virgin’s flesh intact? That is, did the Mother of God giveRead More →

What are the great O antiphons? The O antiphons are short songs that all begin with the Celtic exclamation “O”. How many O antiphons are there? The number of these antiphons is seven in the Roman Church, one for each of the seven major Days or “feries”, and they areRead More →