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Society of St. Pius X Church of the Transfiguration 11 Aldgate Avenue Toronto, ON, M8Y 3L4 416-503-8854 or 416-251-0499 Holy Face of Jesus Church 181 Lake Street St. Catharines, ON 905-704-0038 or 416-251-0499 Church of the Canadian Martyrs 364 Regent Street Orillia, ON 705-730-6730 or 416-251-0499 St. Peter’s Church 144 Huron Street New Hamburg, ON 519-634-4932 Our Lady of Mount Carmel Academy Southern Ontario 2483 Bleams Road East New Hamburg, ON, N3A 3J2 519-634-4932 Served by the priests from St. Michael’s Priory St. Philomena Mission Lexington Hotel, 50 Brady St. & Sudbury, ON 705-524-2243 or 416-251-0499 Our Lady of Mount Carmel Academy www.ontario.sspx.ca December 2018 Good reading Dear faithful, The September-October issue of the Angelus Press magazine is dedicated to “Digital Dependence”. Our twenty-first century appears to be more and more an age of “digital dependence”. From computers to tablets and smartphones, screens have been invading our daily life, up to the point that it seems that we need them for everything. We must confess that many of us are addicted to this digital culture. For sure, new technologies could be used to access books that are out-of-print or would be difficult to find but, to be honest, few are the people who spend their time reading the complete works of St. Augustine or St. Thomas Aquinas on Kindle! According to a study1 posted on the Pew Research Center website early this year, about a quarter of American adults (24%) say they haven’t read a book in whole or in part in the past year, whether in print, electronic or audio form. Because people don’t read, they are more vulnerable to follow the liberal propaganda which is being constantly hammered by the mainstream media. In the past, the Church was strong to fight against Liberalism, but what’s about now? Since the recognition of the principle of Religious Liberty during the Council Vatican II, liberal ideas invaded our Holy Mother the Church. The latest blow came from the final document of the recent Synod of the Youth, which makes references to “paths of accompaniment in the faith of homosexual persons” and speaks of these paths helping these persons “to recognize the desire to belong to and contribute to the life of the community; and to discern the best ways of achieving it.” How is it possible to have high ranked prelates who could give approval to such evil agenda? It is because of the whole scale spread of Liberalism within the Church, along with the lack of prayer and the loss of the spirit of sacrifice. On our side, what will be our answer? Put everything back in place, both in the soul as well as in the body, by means of prayer life, good reading and the practice of sacrifice in our daily life. This season of Advent is a good time to start put into practice that agenda. Let me take the occasion to promote the books of Fr. Denis Fahey, recently republished by Loreto Publications. Fr. Fahey was the most famous English writer about the doctrine of the Kingship of Christ, which is the true remedy against Liberalism. On behalf of the communities of St. Michael’s Priory and Our Lady of Mount Carmel Academy, all my best wishes for Christmas! Fr. Dominique Boulet 1 www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2018/03/23/who-doesnt-read-books-in-america Websites: 1. website for the SSPX in Southern Ontario:www.ontario.sspx.ca 2. website for SSPX Canada: www.sspx.ca St. Michael’s Priory - Tel: 416-251-0499 o Fr. Dominique Boulet [email protected] Cell: 416-830-4796 o Fr. Jules Belisle [email protected] o Fr. Raymond Lillis [email protected] o Parish Secretary [email protected] Our Lady of Mount Carmel Academy - Tel: 519-634-4932 o Fr. David Sherry [email protected] o Fr. Marcel Stannus [email protected] o Parish & Academy Secretary [email protected] Activities: • Church of the Transfiguration, Toronto: • Special: o Saturday December 16, Christmas Concert, given by the children who attend our Home-Schooling Program. • Regular: o Confessions on Sunday 30 minutes before each Mass. Friday 6:30pm, 1st Saturdays 8:30am and on request o Rosary before the Bl. Sacrament Wednesday 7:00pm o Legion of Mary meetings: Tuesday 7:00pm o 2nd collection for St. Joseph Bursary, 2nd Sunday of the Month o 2nd collection for Building Fund, 4th Sunday of the Month o Sunday December 2, Catechism for adults, after the 8:00am Mass o Thursday December 13, Home Schoolers Day • Holy Face of Jesus Church – St. Catharines: o Confessions usually one hour before Mass o Every Tuesday, from 7 to 8pm, Holy Hour devotion to the Holy Face o 1st Friday & Saturday devotions • Church of the Canadian Martyrs, Orillia: o Confessions usually one hour before Mass o Monday December 10, Home Schoolers Day • St. Peter’s Church, New Hamburg: o For more details, see the monthly bulletin from St. Peter’s Eucharistic Crusaders Intention for December: For the dying and the deceased. Our departed souls for December: ++ Fr. Stephen Somerville, Fr. Thomas Bernhard, John Connelly, Doreen Ondriska, Richard Freundorfer, Mary Anderson, Tanya Krasna, Marguerite Ryan, Eileen Chalmers, Margaret Rehak, Virginio Mare, Jose Mandap (Sr), Gerrard Finnigan, Violetta Hernandez, Enrique I. De Jesus, Alice Ann Curtis & Sophie Michalski. Food for Thought 1. Christmas Season and Sunday Shopping By the late John Vennari The time in which most Christmas shopping takes place is not really the Christmas Season, but the Advent Season. Christmas Season begins on the first Vespers of Christmas and continues to Epiphany; otherwise known as the Twelve Days of Christmas. This deformation of terminology brought about by modern commercialism reflects more of the pagan spirit rather than the true Catholic spirit as communicated by the Liturgical Year. As we now enter a period of increased buying and selling, it is opportune to remind ourselves to be wary of another pagan practice rampant in the modern world: Sunday shopping. This common profanation of Sunday, which only increases during the Christmas shopping season, should not be taken lightly. In the 19th Century, Heaven sent two dire warnings against this offense, making clear that Our Lord regards this as a serious sin deserving of severe chastisement. The first warning came through Sister Marie de Sainte-Pierre, whom Our Lord revealed the Devotion to His Holy Face. The second came through Our Lady of La Salette. Both of these revelations from Heaven enjoy the full approval of the Catholic Church. “The Holy Day of the Lord Profaned” On Nov. 24, 1843, Our Lord said the following to Sister Marie de Saint-Pierre, a French Carmelite nun: “The earth is covered with crimes. The violation of the first three Commandments of God has irritated My Father. The Holy Name of God blasphemed, and the Holy Day of the Lord profaned, fills up the measure of iniquities. These sins have risen unto the Throne of God and provoked His wrath which will soon burst forth if His justice be not appeased. At no time have these crimes reached such a pitch.” Elsewhere, Our Lord complained to Sister Marie de Saint-Pierre of the massive amount of blasphemy taking place on earth. He said, “My Name is everywhere blasphemed. Even children blaspheme.” Sister Marie de Saint-Pierre went on to explain, “Blasphemy is a poisoned arrow ever wounding His Divine Heart. He told me that He wishes to give me a Golden Arrow wherewith to wound His Heart delightfully and heal these wounds inflicted by the sinners’ malice.” This is the origin of the popular prayer, The Golden Arrow, that Heaven wished Catholics to recite often: “May the Most Holy, Most Sacred, Most Adorable, Most Mysterious and Unutterable Name of God be praised, blessed, loved, adored and glorified, in Heaven, on earth, and in the hells, by all God’s creatures, and by the Sacred Heart of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in the Most Holy Sacrament of the Altar. Amen.” Sister de Saint- Pierre said, “Our Lord having given me this Golden Arrow said, ‘avail yourself of this, for I shall demand an account from you.’.’ At that moment I beheld issuing from the Sacred Heart of Jesus pierced by this arrow a torrent of grace of sinners.” Communion of Reparation for Profanation of Sunday Along with this prayer in reparation for blasphemy, Our Lord told Sister de Saint-Pierre about the need to appease the Divine Justice aroused by reason of the desecration of Sunday. The heart of the message can be summarized in the following words of Sister de Saint-Pierre: “... Our Lord commanded me to receive Holy Communion every Sunday for these three particular intentions: 1) In a spirit of atoning for all forbidden works done on Sunday, which as holy days are to be sanctified. 2) To appease Divine Justice which was on the very verge of striking on account of the profanation of holy days. 3) To implore the conversion of those sinners who desecrate Sundays, and to succeed in obtaining the cessation of forbidden Sunday Labor. Our Lord asked for the establishment of a special Archconfraternity in reparation for blasphemy and profanation of work on Sunday. Our Lord Himself called this “the most beautiful work under the sun.” This Archconfraternity of the Holy Face was later approved by Pope Leo XIII in 1885. Second and Third Commandments For a quick review of the do’s and don’ts regarding the Second and Third Commandments, here is a quick summary of what we find in pre-Vatican II catechisms.
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