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Who We Are

A Life Given to God

Servants of the Holy Family is a traditional Catholic religious community living a semi-contemplative life: prayer and the Traditional Latin Mass joined to an active apostolate of the Sacraments and instruction of the faithful.

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Recent Sermon

The Virgin Mary’s Role in Our Spiritual Life

Bp. Ward

On this day, the Blessed Virgin began a new vocation and, as Queen of Heaven and Earth, leads us to our sanctification in a special way. As Co-Redemptrix and our Heavenly Mother, Our Lady dispenses the graces won for us on the Cross. She sees us and loves us as her children, with a burning desire for our happiness. Truly it is said of Our Lady that she is “our life, our sweetness, and our hope.” The Virgin Mary is the visible assurance of the promises of God, because all the privileges given to her will be given to us in proportion. Certain privileged souls are even blessed by a mystical union in which they experience the loving and direct guidance of the Blessed Virgin Mary in their daily lives. After the Ascension of Our Lord, the Apostles could not help but feel sorrow at His departure. During this first novena, they underwent the passive purification of soul. Our Lady’s guidance through this dark time was a type of the role she would have in Heaven for all the faithful in the ages to come.

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The Summer Easter

Fr. Kucera

A person can regain the state of grace and his lost merits after falling into mortal sin if he makes an act of perfect contrition; however, one must go to confession before returning for the reception of the Holy Eucharist. In this Epistle, St. Paul reasserts the fact of Our Lords Resurrection from the dead, despite the constant attacks from the devil and his attempts to deny it. The word used by Christ in curing the man in the Gospel has been repeated millions of times at the baptisms performed by Catholic priests. Although this Sunday occurs later in the Summer, the Church presents us with this Epistle and Gospel to recall the feast of Easter and the sacrament of Baptism. With this sacrament we receive the great gift of character on our soul, which is the spiritual ‘mark’ we will bear for all eternity. We are buried with Christ and rise with new life. Let us thank God for allowing us to participate, through His grace, in the glory of His Resurrection.

Weekly Spiritual Reading

Saint Bernard

by Rev. Alban Butler

St. John Bosco
“Only God knows the good that can come about by reading one good Catholic book.”
—St. John Bosco

Devotion of the Month

Immaculate Heart

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Sermons for the Season

Season of Pentecost - Late Summer

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