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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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What We Believe

Monograph in Defense of Our Catholic Faith

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Sustenance for the Week

Nourish Your Soul

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Don’t Choose the Mammon!

Fr. McMahon

This week we celebrate the feasts of St. Raymond Nonnatus and St. Pius X. Every Catholic should know that one must attend all three of the principal parts of the Mass – the Offertory, the Consecration, and the priest's Communion – or he has not attended Mass at all. We should foster a special devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary during these “Thirty Days of the Blessed Mother.” Our Lady is the great protectress against all heresies and the continual assaults of the world. In this Mass, St. Paul’s Epistle juxtaposes the works of the flesh against the fruits of the Holy Ghost, and the Gradual instructs us to place all our trust in God rather than men. The Gospel has an especially sobering message for those who live by the dictums of the world. The lives of the saints are often hidden and ignored, while worldly success is lauded and encouraged. When considering the souls of the saints compared to the souls of famous celebrities, we need only ask ourselves, “Where are they now?” to realize how fleeting this world is. If we have not done all to choose the Kingdom of God and obtain Heaven in this life, then all the fame the world can offer will account for nothing in the end.

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Understanding Confession

Fr. Violette

The name of the sacrament is “Penance” not “Confession,” because confession is only a part of the sacrament of Penance. If we have no mortal sins to confess, we are not required to go to confession but, if we choose to make a confession of devotion, we must confess some sin or renew our sorrow for a past sin which has already been forgiven. Confession of our venial sins, although not obligatory, is one of the best ways to overcome our sinful habits and to avoid falling into more serious sins in the future. We should avoid unnecessary details and tell our sins frankly, sharing only those details which would change the nature of the sin. Armed with the Christian understanding of “neighbor,” we should seek out and remove the selfishness in our souls, being always critical of our actions. Our sins of omission are especially easy to miss when examining our conscience. If God was capable of raising the dead to life. as we see in the Gospel, then He has the power to restore a sinner to grace through His priests.

Weekly Spiritual Reading

Novena to Honor Our Lady of Sorrows

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

Seven Sorrows

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Sermons for the Season

Season of Pentecost - Late Summer

Sermons preached for the current liturgical season.

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