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Two months after St. Mary’s Academy and College celebrated the ordination of one of her alumni, Reverend Daniel Chavarria, several of her priest-alumni returned to celebrate the ten-year anniversary of their ordination.

Frs. Robert MacPherson, Patrick Summers, and Steven Webber, graduates of the Academy and College, along with their fellow seminary-graduate Fr. Trevor Burfitt, who had attended Immaculate Conception Academy in Post Falls, Idaho, held their own class reunion on April 14, in St. Marys, Kansas. They came from near and far to the small Kansas town. Fr. MacPherson arrived from his mis-sion in the Philippines; Fr. Burfitt from Phoenix, Arizona; Fr. Summers from England; Fr. Webber from Kansas City, Missouri.

With a Solemn High Mass, the four priests celebrated ten years of the priesthood. Fr. Burfitt was celebrant with Fr. MacPherson serving as deacon and Fr. Summers as subdea-con and Fr. Webber as the master of ceremonies.

The district superior for the Society in the United States, Fr. Arnold Rostand, preached the sermon for the Mass. Gratitude—a seldom-heard theme for a sermon—was the focus of Fr. Rostand’s sermon.

He called on both the priests and the faithful to offer prayers of thanks to God for the graces brought down by the priests and for the gift of the priesthood itself “because it is the vocation of the priest to receive from God, from the Church, and to keep it—to keep that treasure—and to pass it on to other generations,” said Fr. Rostand. “It is in the nature of the priesthood to receive the gift, the treasure, to keep it faithfully, and to pass it on.”

That treasure was the treasure of grace, of the Church, of the Faith. It is through the mystical unity of priest with God, the priest as another Christ, that this treasure comes.

“Being not anymore not only a child of God, like any-one who is baptized, but you became, by your ordination, another Christ, a priest of God, a mediator between God

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Letter from the District Superior

Fr. Arnaud Rostand, the District Superior, recently gave an interview to The Remnant, the whole text of which is available on SSPX.org.

We here provide some selections and encourage you to read it in its entirety online.

MJM: Ever since his election, Pope Benedict has made no se-

cret of the high priority he personally places on healing the SSPX

ª schism.º What seem to remain uncertain, however, are his motives.

Is it possible to ascertain the difference between the Holy Father' s

genuine desires to heal this rift for political reasons vs. an actual pa-

pal recognition (no matter how limited) of the legitimacy of the doc-

trinal objections raised by the SSPX?

FR: The reason why the Pope wants to resolve this situation is

difficult to know. On the one hand, there seems to be a desire on his

part to avoid a so-called ª schism.º On the other hand, he is aware of

the dramatic situation of the Church, which readers of your news-

paper know all too well: open heresies professed by churchmen,

sometimes touching the divinity of our Lord Himself, not to mention

open rebellion, loss of faith, and disciplinary problems, whether in

Austria, America, or Ireland¼ The Holy Father, I think, sees that the

SSPX could be of some assistance in helping fight these real and

all-too-prevalent problems.

Further, however, there is a mystery which I think is linked to the

mystery of the Church which is at the same time humanÐ that is

made of men with their weaknesses and sinsÐ but also divine; that

is to say that Our Lord Jesus Christ still leads and works actively

through and with men.

There are obviously human reasons for what is happening today

in the Church and it is important to try to understand what the ª po-

liticalº reasons are for the different moves. A supernatural view of

things, however, is much more enlightening.

MJM: Archbishop Lefebvre justified his decision to consecrate

bishops against the will of the Holy Father in 1988 by citing a provi-

sion in the Code of Canon Law for extraordinary measures during a

ª state of emergencyº in the Church. If rapprochement between the

SSPX and the Vatican were now possible, would that mean that the

Archbishop was overzealous in 1988, or has the ª state of emergen-

cyº simply ceased to exist?

FR: No, the state of necessity in the Church does not depend

on the Society of Saint Pius X, regularized or not. It can only be an

objective situation of the Church. Today, this state of necessity still

exists, as unfortunately too often priests and faithful cannot receive

in a normal way the true teaching of the Catholic Faith or receive

the sacraments in a safe way. You have priests and even bishops

who profess open heresies, or accept and celebrate scandalous

ceremonies¼

The state of necessity will only cease when there will be objec-

tive reasons to entrust our souls to the clergy and hierarchy of the

Church without any prudential protection.

MJM: I believe all sincere traditional Catholics long for the day

when unity will be re-established in the Church and the SSPX can

at long last shake off the unjust stigma of ª schism.º Regardless of

what happens in the days and months ahead between Rome and

the SSPX, what can we laymen do to help promote unity within all

the various camps of Tradition in a world at war with Christ and His

Church?

FR: Pray. Pray a lot. The work that every Catholic can do is to

pray for the Pope, for the Church, for His Excellency Bishop Fellay,

and the Society of Saint Pius X. There is nothing more urgent to do.

Never before have there been so many prayers, especially in the

form of the Rosary Crusades; it is very encouraging. How could God

abandon us?

Do not be disturbed by the rumors, especially the different gos-

sips on the Internet, based on feelings but surely not facts. If you

wish to have information you can sign up for the updates of the

Society website (sspx.org), where you will be then the first informed

of any development.

Let us entrust our prayers to the Blessed Virgin, follow the de-

sign of Providence, and beg the continued protection of the Good

Lord.

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and man,” Fr. Rostand said. “By your consecration, by the very fact that you were ordained priests, you have been put above others, above the children of God, not only by the sanctifying grace that we must all receive and must keep, but by a special character that changed your being, who you are.”

He therefore told the priests and the faithful to be grateful to God for these unique benefits brought on by the priests through their priesthood. “We must be especially grateful for having received what we have received,” the district superior said. “There are so few in this world who

have received as much as we do, as much as we did. There is, therefore, a special gratitude that we must have. We must have a gratitude for all the instruments that God has used in passing on, in giving us what we have—our priest-hood, the faith, the sacraments, and so on.”

He also called on the priests and the faithful to have gratitude towards Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre for passing on the Sacraments and the traditions he himself received; to the Society “which is an instrument used by God in the past decades and that will be used, we believe, until the time of the restoration of the Church.”

After the Mass, the priests and their families and friends celebrated further with a small reception. Fr. Kenneth Novak, stationed at St. Mary’s, toasted the four priests, call-ing on them to continue their work of charity.

Firstly, however, he praised the mothers of these priests. As the priest is another Christ, the mother of the priest is comparable to the Blessed Mother. “Blessed is the fruit of these women for what they bore,” Fr. Novak said, “so for those that are here, I guess that would make you blessed mothers.”

He then complimented the priests for their ten years of steadfastness to God’s service, to their mission as the fire-starters and fire-keepers of the fire of charity.

“There’s fire in the tabernacle, and that fire, somehow, ignites all of us,” Fr. Novak continued. “But if there’s not a priest there, that’s when the charity’s gone cold. And there won’t be any goodness, won’t be any justice, won’t be any mercy because we won’t have it. The priest is not there to put it there anymore. Without a priest, you will not have these things.”

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Regina Coeli Report May - June 2012

Fr. Mackin’sBoys

On Laetare Sunday, March 18, between the feasts of St. Joseph and St. Patrick, the Cleveland, Ohio, par-ish at St. Peregrine’s was in harmony with the Church’s words: “Rejoice, O Jerusalem!” On Laetare Sunday, Fr. Patrick Mackin, bringing with him nearly 20 boys from his Kentucky chapel, hosted a celebration of the feasts of the two saints. In his sermon, Fr. Mackin, using St. Joseph and St. Patrick as his models of manliness, spoke about the qualities of true manhood, the rarity of true men, and the need of true men in the modern world.

After the Mass, the parishioners gathered for food and games. The boys from both parishes, like knights in a joust, took to the football field. The game, even though it was called the “Rose Bowl,” named after the liturgical colors of Laetare Sunday, was played in honor of St. Joseph and St. Patrick. The Cleveland boys took St. Patrick as their patron; the Kentucky boys fought under St. Joseph. As Fr. Mackin said, “The luck of the Irish paid off.” Cleveland defeated Kentucky, 33 to 22.

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The parishioners enjoy some leisure

on Laetare Sunday.

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Parents Conference in St. Marys

“Since everything must be referred to the law and mind of God, in order to bring about the universal and permanent restoration of marriage, it is indeed of the utmost impor-tance that the faithful should be well-instructed concern-ing matrimony; both by word of mouth and by the written word, not cursorily but often and fully, by means of plain and weighty arguments, so that these truths will strike the intellect and will be deeply engraved on their hearts.”

Reverend John Fullerton, Rector of St. Mary’s Academy and College, and Reverend Todd Angele, Assistant to the Parish at St. Mary’s, followed this dictate from Pius XI in his encyclical letter Casti Connubii.

On January 28, the two priests held an all-day seminar of six conferences focusing on marriage and the relation between man and woman. With a parish of nearly 3,000 parishioners and around 100 baptisms annually, the family and marriage is a significant subject matter.

The seminar, therefore, was called Family Matters. The conferences focused on the nature of marriage, marriage preparation, the nature of family, the understanding of po-tential marriage and family problems, the sources of those problems, and the avoidance of them.

Several hundred parishioners, married, courting, and single, attended these conferences, which were, as Fr. Fullerton said in the opening seminar, to provide Catholic principles of marriage and the family.

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Book Review: Marcel Lefebvre—The Biography Bishop Tissier de Mallerais

Available at www.angeluspress.org.

What will come about of the legacy of Archbishop Lefebvre?

This question is on the lips of Catholics worldwide who have fol-

lowed closely or loosely the struggle of Tradition in the last 40

years. The Society of St. Pius X, created by Archbishop Lefebvre

in 1970, has held the flag of the Mass and doctrine of all times

before Rome. The time may be propitious to delve into the inner

thought of its founder, following the biography of his close associ-

ate, Bishop Tissier.

Doubtless, the work reads like an epic novel about kings and

villains. It shows a man standing like a rock in the midst of a tor-

mented society revamping its past. It reads also like a drama of

a man of faith confronted with a Fifth Column within the ranks

of his beloved Church. The grand names of Africa, Rome and

France come under the spotlight and reveal many colorful details

of Roman diplomacy, African politics and mission work. We fol-

low with profuse details the tragedy of the ª Third World Warº and

the principles at stake which opposed the liberal faction to the

Roman Curia.

The last section is dedicated to the work of the ª Iron Bishop,º

the SSPX. The great African missioner decided it was high time

to resume his former work of training priests according to the

multisecular tradition, with the Mass of all times in Latin, with

Aquinas and the Church Fathers, and the ascetic discipline. This

decision was to count without the new spirit now dominant under

St. Peter' s dome and, after the ` forbidden Mass,' there came the

` forbidden society,' and even the ̀ forbidden bishops.'

This compelling biography sheds much light on the mystery

of a not ordinary man who was so extraordinarily sure of himself

only because he was absolutely sure of God.

Available at www.angeluspress.org.

The Death of Christian Culture

Dr. John Senior deals with the root causes of how and why Chris-

tian culture is dying. He approaches the subject through an in-

depth study of literature, culture, history, and religion, to alert

citizens of the West of what they stand to lose, especially as edu-

cation ceases to be about the truth and becomes merely an ex-

ercise in bureaucracy and ª ticket-punching.º Ultimately, Senior

warns that the cultural, literary, artistic, and social treasures of

classical and Christian civilization must be preserved and lived,

lest they be lost forever.

The Restoration of Christian Culture

In this compelling ª sequelº to his well-known book, The Death of

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The Restoration of Christian Culture continues warning of the

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and Rome, medieval Europe, and the early-modern West, owing

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and Christian history.

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All Saints' Day/All Souls' Day Pilgrimage

October 29 to November 7, 2012. To Ecuador, Colombia, and Peru.

Spiritual Director: Father Jean Morel

Please join us for one of the best times of the year to be in Latin Amer-

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Double occupancy Economy $1,950

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To register: www.excelsiortour.com

For more information, please contact: [email protected] | (386) 439-1427

Youth Pilgrimage

May 2013. To Portugal, Spain, and France, including the 3-day SSPX Chartres Pilgrimage.

Join Fr. Patrick Rutledge on next year' s Youth Pilgrimage visiting Fati-

ma, Santarem, Santiago de Compostela, Burgos, Loyola, Lourdes,

Paris, and participate in the 3-day SSPX walking pilgrimage from

Chartres to Paris. Trip includes daily Mass, participation in the walk-

ing pilgrimage, overnights, sightseeing, and most meals.

For more information on these pilgrimages, please contact: Regina Pilgrimages by Orbis Vacations, A traditional Catholic tour operator located in St. Marys, KansasToll Free: (866) 369-8149 | Email: [email protected]

Pilgrimage for the 25th Anniversary of the Episcopal Consecrations

June 2013. To Portugal, Spain, France and Switzerland.

Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Episcopal Consecrations in

Ecône by Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre in 1988. Visit Lisbon, Fatima,

Salamanca, Burgos, Zaragoza, Lourdes, Avignon, La Salette, An-

necy, and more! Also attend the priestly ordinations at the seminary

in Ecône.

For more information on these pilgrimages, please contact: Regina Pilgrimages by Orbis Vacations, A traditional Catholic tour operator located in St. Marys, KansasToll Free: (866) 369-8149 | Email: [email protected]

Mass Stipends

The U.S. District Office is collecting Mass stipends for SSPX (or its as-

sociate) priests. The stipend is $20 per Mass. At the present time we

can accept no more than four Masses per month.

N.B.: If you are looking for Gregorian Masses (i.e., 30 consecutive Re-

quiem Masses) or a novena of Masses, prior to sending your request

and check, please contact the District Office at 816-733-2500 to see if

a priest is available to accept the Masses.

Checks should be made payable to the SSPX (in U.S. currency) and

sent to: District Secretary, Regina Coeli House,

11485 N. Farley Road, Platte City, MO 64079.

Please include a separate note outlining the Mass intentions. Please note: we cannot promise specific dates for the celebration of the Masses.

St. Elizabeth Ann SetonGirls' Camp

Camp Dates: July 25 - July 27, 2012

Location: Weisel Youth Hostel, Quakertown, PA

Hosted by the Sisters of the Society of St. Pius X.

For more information, please contact: Mrs. Stefanie Brzezicki | (215) 538-9367

or Mrs. Kim Szemborski | (317) 887-0963

Holy Family Camp WeekendCome join other Traditional Catholic Families for a weekend filled with

fun, prayer, and an opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors.

Camp Dates: August 16 - August 19, 2012

Location: Hickory Run State Park, Pennsylvania

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Announcing the 2012 Angelus Press Conference for Catholic Tradition: The Papacy

Come enjoy a weekend of stirring and thought-provoking lectures by some of the best thinkers, writers, and speakers in the English-speaking world on a topic central to our identity as Catholics. For the third consecutive year, Angelus Press is hosting the 2012 Conference for Catholic Tradition, with a theme this year of the Papacy. Located conveniently in Kansas City, Missouri, this year' s conference will be held at the KCI Airport Marriot during the weekend of October 19 - 21.

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Third Order Members

Notice to all Carmelite Third Order Members, and prospective mem-

bers, in the United States and Canada. Fr. Gregory Post, who is in

charge of the Carmelite Third Order in this area, is now putting to-

gether a list of all the tertiaries. If you are a Carmelite tertiary, or

would like to consider becoming one, please send Fr. Post the infor-

mation on your status in the Third Order.

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Regina Coeli ReportNumber 243 May - June 2012 Regina Coeli House 11485 N. Farley Road Platte City, MO 64079 Tel: (816) 753-0073 www.sspx.org

Rosary CrusadeNational Tally

The District Office will be publishing a running tally of the rosaries said

throughout the USA for the intentions of the Rosary Crusade. The

monthly totals below are based on the tallies turned in by the chapels

and individuals who do not attend an SSPX chapel.

Totals for the Rosary Crusade:

Apr 50,434

May 251,990

Jun 275,433

Jul 288,325

Aug 303,024

Sep 312,961

Oct 339,124

Nov 289,747

Dec 306,411

Jan 302,187

Feb 281,515

Mar 276,841

Apr 253,576

May 747,879

Total: 4,279,447

N.B.: Based upon the number of tally booklets distributed amongst

the SSPX' s chapels,* the USA District should potentially be reciting

almost 300,000 rosaries per month for this crucial apostolate.

*For those not attending a Society chapel, please send your totaled tally sheets to the District Office as soon as the Crusade ends on May 17 so that we can quickly calculate a grand total for the District.

Please help us to storm Heaven with prayers for the Consecration of Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

Our Lady of Fatima Correspondence CatechismTo know, love and serve God better!

• Covers Kindergarten and up (even high school students find our

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• Includes Advent and Lenten projects, catechism questions and sto-

ries, etc.

• Courses run from 36-38 weeks to 42 weeks, depending on the grade.

• A monthly mailing is sent to each student that contains the lessons.

• A Sister corrects the student’s weekly homework sheets and cor-

responds with him to help, encourage and guide his efforts to live

as a Catholic.

To enroll or for details, please contact:Sisters of the Society of St. Pius XSacred Heart Novitiate540 W. 8th Street, Browerville, MN 56438 (320) 594-2944

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Eucharistic Crusade

Monthly Intentions

June: For Those who Persecute the Church

July: For Religious and Priestly Vocations

August: That Families be United

U.S. DISTRICT TREASURE (March 2012)

Daily Offering 13,200

Masses 4,302

Sacramental Communions 3.590

Spiritual Communions 16,173

Sacrifices 27,118

Decades of the Rosary 55,466

Visits to the Blessed Sacrament 4,583

15 minutes of silent meditation 4,864

Good Example 16,332

Number returned 434

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