After 38 years, Écône will once again become the setting for consecrations—without the approval of neo-modernist and neo-Protestant Rome, but with the approval of eternal Rome, the guardian of truth and wisdom. Since we have no contact whatsoever with those involved in this momentous event, we can only judge it from the outside. From this perspective, everything seems to be unfolding within a framework that Archbishop Lefebvre would have fully approved of. But we must still a

As far as we can judge, the Society of Saint Pius X, in the person of its Superior General, Rev. Fr. Davide Pagliarani, is making a great effort to resume brilliantly the combat of Archbishop Lefebvre, through the latest decisions taken regarding the forthcoming consecrations and through the strong declaration of Catholic faith issued on the 14th of this month, Feast of the Ascension. May Our Lord and His Most Holy Mother bless this effort and guide the Society in the paths o

by Fr. Davide Pagliarani Superior General of the Priestly Society of Saint Pius X Most Holy Father, For more than fifty years, the Society of Saint Pius X has endeavoured to set before the Holy See a matter of conscience in the face of the errors that are destroying Catholic faith and morals. Regrettably, all the discussions entered into have remained without result, and none of the concerns expressed have received any truly satisfactory response. For more than fifty yea

“Therefore, one would not depart from the truth in regarding them as the most dangerous enemies of the Church.” Thus speaks Pope St. Pius X in the encyclical Pascendi Dominici Gregis. And why? He himself answers: “For, as We have said, they put into operation their designs for her undoing not from without but from within; hence the danger is present almost in the very veins and heart of the Church, and all the more mischievous for their being so much the more thoroughly acqua

✠ PAX English Dear friends and benefactors, In this holy season of Easter, when the Church rejoices in the Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ, we wish to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for the Lenten and Easter offerings that many of you have already sent us — and which continue to arrive with such generosity. These offerings, given in a spirit of faith and sacrifice, are a great support to the life of the monastery and to the formation of the souls entrusted to o

By H.E. Bishop Thomas Aquinas O.S.B. Of athletic build, tall in stature, about 1.80 m, with a firm yet kind gaze, a well-proportioned and pleasant face. Very lively in mind, with words full of grace and refined irony that wounded only the enemies of the Church. With his friends, he was frank and direct, yet without hurting them. Astonishing intelligence. It is said that he was able to play chess with three opponents at the same time while keeping his back to the board, holdin

By H.E. Bp. Thomas Aquinas O.S.B. There is a certain resemblance between Archbishop Lefebvre and Gustavo Corção. Both were fearless in combat and of immense kindness in their dealings with others. Both never failed to receive those who knocked at their door and listened to them with patience and charity. The first time Archbishop Lefebvre came to our monastery in France, I saw in him a great serenity. In his sermon, he spoke to us about the book by Saint Louis-Marie Grignio

Dear faithful, before I say a few words about the mystery of the Church—and more specifically, one of the most serious aspects of the crisis the Church is currently facing—allow me to briefly introduce our priestly society, the Society of the Apostles of Jesus and Mary. What is SAJM? On November 21, 2017, Bishop Christian Jean Michel Faure promulgated the definitive statutes of the Society of the Apostles of Jesus and Mary, a priestly society of communal life without vows. In

Some priests in the Resistance refuse to use the liturgical books approved and published by John XXIII in 1962: the Pontifical, Ritual, Breviary, and Missal. Archbishop Lefebvre, on the contrary, adopted these books and explained the reason in a conference: “From the moment that a reform such as that of Pope John XXIII does not go against our faith and does not diminish our faith, sincerely I do not believe… If this does not wound our faith, we must recognize the authority of