I'm most closely Sedeprivationist, but I attend an SSPX church. I've always been hesitant toward long distance relationships, but I know a few people it's ended up working out for so I'd be willing to give it a shot. What state is she in?

So...  I talked to her last night and she has recently decided (since the last time I talked to her about it) that at this point the single life is her vocation. 

Sorry...  God-willing you can find another traditional woman. 

I empathize with you, Bataar. I would imagine though that you would have a good selection between three chapels in your area, considering, from what I know, that there are FSSP, SSPX, and CMRI chapels around there. I would only guess that there would be a lot of eligible maidens at particularly the SSPX chapel since it is a big priory. I believe the largest SSPX hub after that of St. Mary's if I am not mistaken.

I want to thank AMDGJMJ for the invitation as well. Time and money is something needed if one is to travel to find a spouse. I definitely would need more of those, but each situation is different.

That's the church I go to actually. The problem is that they don't really do any social activities where it's possible to meet people. They do 5 masses on Sunday and people from the next mass are usually arriving as the current Mass is ending so people are trying to get out to make room. They have a couple of classes and weekly seminars that the priests give, but there's not really any chance to interact with anyone at those kinds of events. This is just one area Catholic churches are bad at. I have some protestant friends and nearly their entire social structure is based around their church and events at their church. Multiple people I know met their spouse through the church, etc. 

I empathize with you, Bataar. I would imagine though that you would have a good selection between three chapels in your area, considering, from what I know, that there are FSSP, SSPX, and CMRI chapels around there. I would only guess that there would be a lot of eligible maidens at particularly the SSPX chapel since it is a big priory. I believe the largest SSPX hub after that of St. Mary's if I am not mistaken.

I want to thank AMDGJMJ for the invitation as well. Time and money is something needed if one is to travel to find a spouse. I definitely would need more of those, but each situation is different.

My husband and I originally met and courted over long distance.  So, I totally understand about the expenses that can be involved with that. 

That's the church I go to actually. The problem is that they don't really do any social activities where it's possible to meet people. They do 5 masses on Sunday and people from the next mass are usually arriving as the current Mass is ending so people are trying to get out to make room. They have a couple of classes and weekly seminars that the priests give, but there's not really any chance to interact with anyone at those kinds of events. This is just one area Catholic churches are bad at. I have some protestant friends and nearly their entire social structure is based around their church and events at their church. Multiple people I know met their spouse through the church, etc.

Maybe start a young adult (singles) club at the church, yourself, with approval of the priest?  If he doesn't give approval, do it anyway.  You just won't get to "advertise" in the bulletin.  

Our priest refused, so we did it anyway.  Just put flyers on the cars just before the end of mass.  Worked great until we moved.  No one picked it up afterwards.

My daughter started a brunch group, for after mass.  Won't get people from all the masses, but more people have started going to the early mass.