Rector's letters

Eternity alone measures time and gives it all its value. We must live the present moment in the light of eternal love, living joys and sorrows in the hope of this divine encounter marked from all eternity by divine Charity.

An Interview with His Excellency Msgr. Bernard Fellay regarding the recent Consecration of Russia.

Dear Friends and Benefactors, The following is a sermon pronounced by Rev. Fr. Gabriel Billecocq SSPX, on the last Sunday after Pentecost, November 21, 2021, in St. Nicolas-du-Chardonnet, our Society’s church in Paris. It is a very balanced text, a salutary warning to avoid the excesses to which we may incline in these difficult times and an even more salutary reminder that we must remain always focused on the unicum necessarium, the “only necessary thing”: God and His will. In Christo Sacerdote et Maria, Fr. Yves le Roux

Some reflections on the deacons' recent trip to Mexico.

Rev. Fr. Rector gives a brief update on recent happenings at St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary.

The depth of his humility lies in the fact that in spite of his unworthiness – of which he is well aware – Peter remained at the post which his Master had assigned him to, no longer believing in himslf but placing his trust on Christ who loves him with a divine love.

As man continues to mistake comfort as a means to true happiness he continues to dehumanise himself and ultimately comfort quickly becomes the executioner and the tomb of happiness.

Christ has sanctified all things, including our daily food. His presence in the new mural in the Refectory reminds us to ask the Father not only for our daily bread which we consume, but more importantly to ask for the daily bread of His Divine Love in the Eucharist. As a place of formation for the priesthood, the seminary life is properly ordered around the Sacrifice of the Mass; thus, even as we take common food, we are always preparing our bodies and souls to receive the Divine Food.

At Bethlehem over 2000 years ago, the world was in turmoil as Mary and Joseph silently prepared to receive their only son, Emmanuel. During Advent, the Church offers us the opportunity to contemplate the mysteries of the Holy Family in the silence of the cave at Bethlehem. Let it be a reminder for us to make time for silence during this season asking the Christ Child to take up his throne in the hearts of all men as we pray, “Come, O Radiant Dawn, Come O King of Nations, Come O Emmanuel.”

A sermon preached by Rev. Fr. Jean-Pierre Boubee, SSPX on devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Let us go to Jesus through His most holy Mother.