FATHER SAGUTO NAMED NEW FSSP DISTRICT SUPERIOR

Father Gerard Saguto, FSSP

 

UNA VOCE GEORGIA BREAKS NEWS OF NEW FSSP SUPERIOR

 

The FSSP has appointed Father Gerard Saguto, FSSP as the new North American Superior for the Fraternity of St Peter for a 3 year term to replace Father Flood the current superior who has served for the last 7 years. Father Saguto is currently pastor (and founding pastor) at the North American Martyrs parish in Seattle Washington.  A big thanks go out to Father Flood for his great work over the last 7 years, and hopefully he will finally be able to take some much needed vacation time. Una Voce wishes to congratulate Father Saguto, who has an excellent reputation and will do an outstanding job as the new superior for North America. Father assumes office on July 13th.

TRADITIONAL PILGRIMAGE LEAD BY FSSP

Some of last years young men who walked the entire route


Low Mass in the woods along the route

Father Buckley FSSP preaching sermon on last years pilgrimage

TRADITIONAL PILGRIMAGE IMMERSE YOURSELF IN CATHOLIC CULTURE

FOR COMPLETE DETAILS SEE FSSP AT http://fsspdcpilgrimage.com/schedule.html

This plan provides a day-by-day outline of the pilgrimage.
Purpose
The purpose of this pilgrimage is to do penance for our sins and for the sins of our nation.
Basic overview
The pilgrimage begins at 6am on June 4, 2015 with Mass at St. Mary’s Church in Barnesville, Maryland. The pilgrims walk to the C&O canal a few miles away and follow the C&O canal into Washington, DC, arriving at the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception in the afternoon on June 6.
Daily schedule
(Note: times may be dependent on weather and walking speed)
Thursday, June 4 (first day of pilgrimage)

5:00am	Rise. Pack gear in van.
6:00 am	Low Mass at St. Mary’s Church in Barnesville, Maryland.
7:15 am	Breakfast.
7:45 am	Depart for Monocacy River Aqueduct on C&O canal. (mile marker 42)
12:00pm	45 min lunch break at White’s Ferry on C&O canal (mile. 35.5).
5:00 pm	Arrive at McKee-Besher Wildlife Management Area(Sycamore Landing Road, mile 27). Ride by van to Marsden track campsite. Dinner at campsite.

Friday, June 5 (second day of the pilgrimage)

5:30 am	Rise. Pack gear in van.
6:00 am	Low Mass at campsite.
7:15 am	Breakfast.
7:45 am	Load up in van/ride to mile 27 and continue pilgrimage.
12:00 pm	45 min lunch break at Swain’s Lock (mile 16.5).
5:00 pm	Arrive at Marsden Tract campsite. Eat dinner.

Saturday, June 6 (last day of pilgrimage)

4:30am	Rise.
5:00/6:00am	Breakfast/tear down campsite.
	Continue Pilgrimage.
11:00 am	1 hour lunch break at Francis Scott Key Park (D.C.). Meet up with any pilgrims wishing to join.
1:00pm	Arrive at St. Matthew’s Cathedral.
3:00pm	Reach Basilica of the Immaculate Conception. Sing the Te Deum.
5:30pm	High Mass at the Basilica.

REAL NUNS

Traditional Nuns of the ICKSP

Father Denis Bouchard, FSSP, former pastor of St Francis de Sales in the Atlanta Diocese has been instrumental in the founding of a new traditional order of nuns in the USA. Please have all women interested in a traditional vocation to contact the nuns below.

VIENNA – With the blessing of Bishop George V. Murry, S.J., a small group of women is preparing to launch the Missionary Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi here.The three, including superior Mother Mary Francis and two candidates, have been approved as a private association of the faithful, a group who come together for ministry and who hope to, over time, develop into a diocesan religious institute of sisters.

Bishop Murry will perform a liturgical ceremony at Queen of the Holy Rosary Parish here March 19, which will include a reading of the decree establishing the association, investiture of their foundress, Mother Mary Francis, and acceptance of the two candidates.Mother Mary Francis will receive the habit of the novice for the Missionary Sisters of St. Francis – a traditional black habit with brown scapular and white veil. “People are very curious about the habit,” she said.“We’re very excited,” said Father Denis Bouchard of the Priestly Society of St. Peter, pastor of Queen of the Holy Rosary Parish here, and spiritual guide of the three women as they have worked to develop their association.All three minister at the parish’s St. Joseph the Protector Learning Center, which works to support parents who are home schooling their children.They also assist Father Bouchard at the parish, which offers Mass in the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite approved by Pope Benedict XVI, also known as the traditional Latin or Tridentine Mass.“We also have a website, ‘Oremus’ (Latin for ‘Let us pray’),” Mother Mary Francis said. It broadcasts a Holy Hour of Reparation for video viewing through the Internet on Sunday afternoon and a Miraculous Medal Novena on Wednesday morning.In addition, Oremus carries a First Friday devotion and a morning First Saturday Devotion each month – along with the Stations of the Cross each Friday evening during Lent.“We have people watching and praying with us from over 70 countries,” Mother Mary Francis said. The website address is http://www.dominusvobiscum.org/.

HOLY WEEK ATLANTA DIOCESE

The crotalus makes its debut tonight

THE ONLY TRADITIONAL HOLY WEEK IN THE STATE OF GEORGIA

The Holy Week liturgy schedule is as follows at St Francis de Sales in Mableton. All liturgies will be in the Solemn Form. For Directions see www.francisdesales.com

Palm Sunday

9:00 am Solemn High Mass with blessing of palms and procession. Meet in the gym to start the mass. To take a palm you kneel down in front of the priest then kiss the palm branch and then kiss the priests hand, then take the palm. The procession will end up in the church for the completion of the mass

Maundy Thursday

Confessions 6:30-7:30 pm

Solemn High Mass of the Lords Supper 8:00 pm with Mandatum (foot washing) of 11 men and one teenage boy who represents St John, stripping of all three altars, translation of the Blessed Sacrament to the altar of repose, Office of Compline is sung and then adoration at the altar of repose until midnight

Good Friday

confessions 1:00-2:00 pm

Mass of the Pre-sanctified 3:00 pm, (during adoration of the cross you remove your shoes to approach the crucifix)

7:00 pm stations of the cross

Holy Saturday

confessions 10:00-11:00am, 7:30-8:30pm

The Great Vigil 9:30 pm, meet in the parking lot at the Easter fire. May want a small flash light because there is only candlelight used until the Gloria is intoned.