District Magazine

As we are called to imitate our Divine Father, we here provide some reflections to those who participate in the Divine Fatherhood on earth.

St. Thomas tells us that we call God “Father” for three reasons. First, because He created us in a unique way, distinct from the rest of creation. Second, He governs us while respecting our free will, which He does not do for other creatures. Third, because He has adopted us and, in the words of St. Paul “if sons, heirs also.” As we are called to imitate our Divine Father, we here provide some reflections to those who participate in the Divine Fatherhood on earth. The Angelus is meant in a special way to help families. We will feature soon an issue specifically for mothers also.

In 1988, Archbishop Lefebvre consecrated four bishops to continue the work of the Society of St. Pius X: to form priests and defend Tradition.

Although it is not really new, devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary was formally requested by Our Lady at Fatima as the ultimate sign of hope for both societies and souls.

Beauty: what is it?  Why do we consider some forms of art and architecture to be more beautiful than others? Do art and architecture have a purpose beyond providing visual pleasure?

What is religious liberty?  Is there a difference between religious liberty and religious tolerance?  What rights does error have?

God desires mercy and His compassion for sinners knows no bounds. In the holy tribunal of Confession the culprit is always acquitted and his soul given a new lease on eternal life.

Faith comes from God and is for all men. It must direct our lives, our thinking, and our actions.

Our Lord warned us that we would be persecuted for remaining loyal to Him. The pagans of Rome, the Muslim invasions of the Middle Ages, and the French Revolution are different chapters of the same story.