Please pray for this Latin Mass deacon who tragically died
The Institute of Christ the King is asking for prayers for a French transitional deacon who tragically died this week during an accident.
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Articles tagged ICKSP
Vatican reporter says sources confirm document further suppressing Latin Mass is ‘serious and real’
Traditional Latin Masses will indeed be altogether banned except for those offered by Ex-Ecclesia Dei institutes including the FSSP and ICKSP, according to the report.
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Pope Francis affirms charism of Latin Mass order Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest
The Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest, which exclusively celebrates the Traditional Latin Mass, said Pope Francis ‘insisted that we continue to serve the Church according to our own, proper charism’ after a private audience with the order’s superiors on June 24.
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Liberal Catholics outraged by dismantled ‘60s altar, ignore massive damage to churches after Vatican II
The National Catholic Reporter portrays the dismantling of a ‘Vatican II altar’ in favor of a high altar as a tragedy. But the dissident paper ignores the Protestant background of freestanding altars and the incomparable damage to churches after Vatican II.
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Former LGBT activist told Cardinal Burke the Latin Mass helped him convert to Catholicism
Cardinal Raymond Burke told a story about a former LGBT activist apologizing for protesting a Mass he said at a Catholic high school in 2004, adding that the man said the Latin Mass moved him to 'straighten out' his life.
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Cdl. Burke warns of ‘advancing apostasy’ in the Church during Latin Mass homily
‘The poison of worldly thinking all affects the life of the Church, drawing hearts away from Christ, from respect for the truth of Christian doctrine, and from the worship of God in spirit and in truth,’ said Cardinal Burke.
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EXCLUSIVE: Pro-LGBT cardinal claims Pope Francis is in ‘full agreement’ with his stance
Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich, relator general of the 'Synod on Synodality,' said that 'we must listen to the people of the world, what they express' regarding changes to Catholic teaching.
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