I hope someone answers about the Holy Name.  What I would like to see is the Sacred Heart Society.  Correct me if I am wrong, but it was to my understanding, that the group of members were addicts to liquor and gambling I don't recall, but if not it should have been.  the rules were to get as much of the sacraments as possible.  Penance often as well as MASS/Holy Eucharist.  It is the powers of the Most Precious Blood, that helps us to say No, to carry Our Cross.  

Our son was in gambling and he wanted out forever!  He went to ALNON.  My son was nervous because he was told that to get through it, he had to come to every weekly meeting.  He is a truck driver.  I had a long talk with my son.  I told him that from my readings, 10 maybe 15% are cured of their addiction and that sounds so sad, BUT, I would like to say the 10- 15% were Catholics receiving the sacraments.  I explained the powers.  I explained how these secular groups have no powers.  

Our son is relaxed and does as he was moved to do, go for the Precious Blood,  That was 10 years ago!  So, this is what the New Order has none of.  NEw Order is Marxist.  They want no honor and glory of the Blood.  They want their people to forget of such notions!

Look at DARE a program in school for children to Just Say No to Drugs.  After 10 years, it was reported that there was nothing to report on.  Nothing!  Of course not. Yet, they could say that Drug use continued.  There you go!  The enemy knows that they get money for showing drugs to the children, teasing and then walking away!  Gave the children no solution.  

My father, who would have been 99 if still living on this earth, was a faithful member of the Holy Name Society up until it no longer existed in our parish, or until he left the parish church, never to return, having found the true Mass was celebrated by Fr Fox (I believe). He and other faithful men wore a special badge with honour - it is the Dominican coat of arms - and attended the 7am Mass once a month as a group.

You can read about it here: http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/07420b.htm

Similarly for my mother: she was a member of the Sacred Heart Sodality, which was a group of like-minded women who also attended the 7am Mass sitting together in the front pews on another Sunday of each month.

For primary school girls who had received their first Holy Communion, we had "Holy Angels" who wore a red cape and a veil, while older  girls progressed to the Children of Mary, who wore a blue cape (I still have mine) and a veil. We dressed at home and walked to church dressed in our capes and veils and must have been a great witness to protestants and the unchurched.

The boys did not have an organised group as they were well catered for as altar servers.

As regards the problem of excessive alcohol consumption there is this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pioneer_Total_Abstinence_Association
It  encourages devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus as an aid to resisting the temptation of alcohol.

I had a wonderful uncle who belonged to this, or a similar organisation. He was what Mum called a teetotaler.

I think the Holy Name Society had as an apostolate the prevention of swearing and foul language. For my own sake, I wish there was HNS where I live.

Yes, but that is the secondary object. The primary object of the society is to beget due love and reverence for the Holy Name of God and Jesus Christ, according to the link I posted: http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/07420b.htm

OBLIGATIONS OF HOLY NAME SOCIETY MEMBERS (SSPX)

1. To labor individually for the glory of God's Name, and to make it known to those who are ignorant of it.
2. Never to pronounce disrespectfully the Name of Jesus.
3. To avoid blasphemy, perjury, profane and indecent language.
4. To induce their neighbors to refrain from all insults against God and His saints,
and from profane and unbecoming language.
5. To remonstrate with those who blaspheme or use profane language in their
presence. This must be governed by zeal, prudence and common sense.
6. Never to work or carry on business unnecessarily on Sunday.
7. To do all they can to induce their dependents to sanctify the Sunday.
8. To attend regularly the meetings and devotional exercises of the Society.
9. To communicate in a body on the Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus and on
the regular Communion Sunday (2nd of the month) of the Society.


HOLY NAME PLEDGE
Blessed be God,/
the Father, Son and Holy Ghost!
I profess publicly/
my belief that Our Lord Jesus Christ/
is the Son of God,/
made man for the salvation of mankind.
I recognize His divine authority,/
and believe that all power on earth,/
civil and religious,/
comes from Him.
All lawfully constituted authority/
I respect and promise to obey.
May the God of Justice/
guide the minds and uphold the hands/
of those vested with its power.
May the God of Might break asunder/
the bonds of those met together/
against the Lord/
and against His Christ.
In honor of His divine Name,/
I pledge myself/
against perjury, blasphemy,/
profanity and obscene speech.
Praised be the Name of God,/
and blessed be the name of His divine Son,/
now and forever.

OBLIGATIONS OF HOLY NAME SOCIETY MEMBERS (SSPX)

1. To labor individually for the glory of God's Name, and to make it known to those who are ignorant of it.
2. Never to pronounce disrespectfully the Name of Jesus.
3. To avoid blasphemy, perjury, profane and indecent language.
4. To induce their neighbors to refrain from all insults against God and His saints,
and from profane and unbecoming language.
5. To remonstrate with those who blaspheme or use profane language in their
presence. This must be governed by zeal, prudence and common sense.
6. Never to work or carry on business unnecessarily on Sunday.
7. To do all they can to induce their dependents to sanctify the Sunday.
8. To attend regularly the meetings and devotional exercises of the Society.
9. To communicate in a body on the Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus and on
the regular Communion Sunday (2nd of the month) of the Society.


HOLY NAME PLEDGE
Blessed be God,/
the Father, Son and Holy Ghost!
I profess publicly/
my belief that Our Lord Jesus Christ/
is the Son of God,/
made man for the salvation of mankind.
I recognize His divine authority,/
and believe that all power on earth,/
civil and religious,/
comes from Him.
All lawfully constituted authority/
I respect and promise to obey.
May the God of Justice/
guide the minds and uphold the hands/
of those vested with its power.
May the God of Might break asunder/
the bonds of those met together/
against the Lord/
and against His Christ.
In honor of His divine Name,/
I pledge myself/
against perjury, blasphemy,/
profanity and obscene speech.
Praised be the Name of God,/
and blessed be the name of His divine Son,/
now and forever.

Thanks for posting that Stubborn!