The District Newsletter keeps you up to date on the latest news and events around parishes and schools. Read how the District is developing as well as practical and spiritual exhortations from the superior himself.
Until September 2024, the U.S. District had only four consecrated churches. On Thursday, September 26, 2024, a fifth church was added with the consecration of St. Vincent de Paul Church in Kansas City, Missouri, along with three of her altars.
On Sunday, June 2, 2024, Our Lady of the Angels Church in Arcadia, CA, celebrated its fiftieth anniversary with a solemn high Mass. U.S. District Superior, Fr. John Fullerton, came for the occasion and was the celebrant. The former pastor of sixteen years, Fr. Charles Ward, was deacon, and Fr. Trevor Burfitt, the present pastor of eight years, was the subdeacon.
Most churches and chapels of the Society of Saint Pius X begin with a group of faithful asking for the traditional Latin Mass, and the ones in Texas are not an exception. By the grace of God, the SSPX is now well-established throughout the Lone Star State. Here follows a history of some of its chapels in Texas.
This past year was one of triumph and sorrow for the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX). Joy for God’s innumerable blessings was tempered by the reality that we live in a fallen world beset by sin, scandal, and the curse of death.
The historic neighborhood of Springfield in downtown Jacksonville, Florida is abuzz with excitement and anticipation as the Society of Saint Pius X embarks on a monumental initiative—the Pompeii Rising Restoration Project.
In the early 1970s, a group of devoted Catholics in the Detroit area, known as the Committee of Concerned Catholics, sought the assistance of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre...
"America! A foundation in the States? Why not? In fact, it seemed almost obligatory seeing as many young American girls have arrived and continue to arrive at our doorstep seeking admittance."
July 2, 1979, is the “birthday” of the Society of Saint Pius X’s (SSPX) mission in the Twin Cities. Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre had visited the area a few years earlier and at that time, priests only offered the traditional Mass in the area on occasion. That July marked the first of the many Masses to be offered on a regular basis...
As the old Immaculata perished in destructive fire, so the life of the new Immaculata was born of purifying fire...
This issue of the Regina Coeli Report is the first step toward a return to the newsletter’s roots with a fresh emphasis on happenings within the U.S. District of the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX).
