The Third Semi-Annual Summorum Pontificum Pilgrimage in DC
The plan is for the pilgrimage to become an annual event, as long as it is needed, like the March for Life.
Flourishing Latin Mass Community Targeted Outside St. Louis
We must continue to resist the fratricidal tendencies of the modern Church.
Lucky Indeed to Suffer for the Church
Placing our faith and hope in Christ and His Church, we mark ourselves fortunate to suffer. And we have no doubt whatsoever that, with God’s help, we will succeed.
The Second Semi-Annual DC Pilgrimage on March 25
Join the pilgrimage in DC on the Annunciation. We must not use restrictions as an excuse to despair, but as a call to live our faith more vigorously, build stronger Catholic communities, and pray ceaselessly.
The National Summorum Pontificum Walking Pilgrimage
Latin Mass Restrictions Activate the Laity This past Saturday, a group of 300 Catholics processed five miles between St. Thomas More Cathedral in Arlington, VA (the main cathedral of the Diocese of Arlington) and St. Matthew the Apostle Cathedral in Washington, D.C. (the main cathedral of the Archdiocese of Washington, D.C.). We carried beautiful Catholic…
ACTION ITEM: Join the Arlington-DC Pilgrimage and Rosary Rally
A group of Catholics have taken to praying the Rosary outside of the Papal Nunciature in Washington, D.C. for the preservation of the Traditional Latin Mass each Saturday at 10 AM. I began organizing these rallies on July 29, 2022, after decrees cancelling the vast majority of Traditional Latin Masses were issued by the Diocese…
