District Newsletter

Our little Society, and the Traditional movement at large, started as the little mustard seed sowed by Archbishop Lefebvre. It has grown into a large tree and the birds of the air come and take refuge in its large branches. The U.S. District is one such ramification and, number-wise, it is today the largest one.

Inside this Issue Letter from District Superior

I would like to comment on the devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. The devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary is not a novelty that started with the apparitions at Fatima.

We are happy to see Our Lady of Fatima’s Pilgrim Statue coming to your chapel in the following months or years! It will indeed take almost three years to visit all our churches and missions.

The second appeal letter of the recently-established Future of the SSPX Fund portrays the dire conditions of the St. Joseph Church and Academy complex in Michigan.

This issue of the Regina Coeli Report offers a very interesting and informative look at the early days of the SSPX in the USA.

It's been 45 years since Archbishop Lefebvre founded the Society of St. Pius X and over 40 years since he opened the seminary in Armada, Michigan to preserve and reestablish the traditional Latin Mass here in the United States.

The travels of Archbishop Lefebvre in the United States after the Council were motivated by his Faith in the immortal Church and his mission to save the Catholic priesthood.

When he founded the Society, Archbishop Lefebvre already had a depth of experience in missions and dioceses.

Fr. Wegner explains the importance of the children's camps that the SSPX annually sponsors during the summer months.