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Author Topic: Ascension Thursday no longer Holy Day of Obligation  (Read 6349 times)

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Re: Ascension Thursday no longer Holy Day of Obligation
« Reply #15 on: May 27, 2019, 11:49:57 AM »
I looked at my SSPX calendar and it does not say it is a Holy Day of Obligation. I looked at my local chapel bulletin and it does not say it is a Holy Day of Obligation. So, the SSPX has once again snuck another one on us.

(P.S- I only go there because the priests are valid. )
The Priests are also valid at St. Joseph's Mission (SAJM/Dominicans) in Emmett, you are welcome to go there. We had Sunday Mass yesterday and the the past several Sundays.

Re: Ascension Thursday no longer Holy Day of Obligation
« Reply #16 on: May 27, 2019, 12:41:15 PM »
The sspx really isn't a traditional catholic organization anymore, they are a latin mass organization that accepts all the Novus ordo teachings.  The only difference between the new SSPX and the FSSP or ICKSP is the sacraments are certain (unless you have a former Novus ordo priest at your church).  
Exactly my conclusion too.


Re: Ascension Thursday no longer Holy Day of Obligation
« Reply #17 on: May 27, 2019, 12:48:50 PM »
The Priests are also valid at St. Joseph's Mission (SAJM/Dominicans) in Emmett, you are welcome to go there. We had Sunday Mass yesterday and the the past several Sundays.
Thanks for the invitation but my SSPX chapel is many states away from Kansas. How many priest do they have at St. Joseph's Mission and who ordained them? Do they have a seminary attached to the resistance bishops?


Re: Ascension Thursday no longer Holy Day of Obligation
« Reply #19 on: May 27, 2019, 02:30:18 PM »
Thanks for the invitation but my SSPX chapel is many states away from Kansas. How many priest do they have at St. Joseph's Mission and who ordained them? Do they have a seminary attached to the resistance bishops?
My mistake, I though I was replying to "cosmas".
As for your questions, they currently have two  priests (they reside at the priory in Connecticut but travel to KS regularly). one is Bishop Zendejas, he is the prior and the other priests is Fr. Reginald.  Yes, the seminary is the Society of Apostles of Jesus and Mary (located in France) started by Bishop Faure, so yes they are indeed attached to the Resistance Bishops!!!
I know Fr. Faure was ordained by Archbishop Lefevbre, and I believe Fr. Zendajs also, as for Fr. Reginald, that would have been one of the 4 SSPX Bishops as he was ordained around 2012.