In all thy works remember thy last end, and thou
shalt never sin.
Ecclesiasticus 7:40
“Could You Not Watch One Hour With Me?” (Matt.26,
40)
Holy Hour of Adoration and Reparation Every Monday
thru Friday 5:00 to 6:00 PM
"He is The Bread sown in
the virgin, leavened in the Flesh, molded in His Passion, baked in the furnace
of the Sepulcher, placed in the Churches, and set upon the Altars, which daily
supplies Heavenly Food to the faithful."
St. Peter Chrysologus
(400-450)
As in the order of nature a child must have a father and a mother, so
likewise in the order of grace, a true child of the Church must have God for
his Father and Mary for his Mother; and if anyone should glory in having God for
his Father and yet has not the love of a true child for Mary, he is a deceiver,
and the only father he has is the devil.
St. Louis de Montfort, The Secret of Mary
But before all things have a constant mutual
charity among yourselves: for charity coevereth a multitude of sins.
1 Peter 4:8

Every
kingdom divided against itself
shall
be brought to desolation,
and
house upon house shall fall….
He
that is not with Me, is against Me:
and
he that gathereth not with Me scattereth.
PROPER OF THE SAINTS FOR THE WEEK OF MARCH 7th:
|
7 |
Sun |
3rd
Sunday of Lent St. Thomas Aquinas |
sd |
V |
|
Mass 9:00 AM; Confessions 8:00 AM; Rosary
of Reparation 8:30 AM; For the Mission members |
|
8 |
Mon |
St. John of God, C |
d |
V |
F |
Mass 8:00 AM & Mass 6:00 PM; Rosary
of Reparation 5:30 PM |
|
9 |
Tue |
St. Frances of Rome, W |
d |
W |
F |
Mass 9:00 AM & Mass 6:00 PM; Rosary
of Reparation 5:30 PM |
|
10 |
Wed |
Forty Holy Martyrs |
sd |
W |
F |
Mass 8:00 AM & Mass 6:00 PM; Rosary
of Reparation 5:30 PM; Confessions 5:30 PM |
|
11 |
Thu |
Ferial Day |
|
W |
F |
Mass 8:00 AM & Mass 6:00 PM; Rosary
of Reparation 5:30 PM |
|
12 |
Fri |
St. Gregory the Great, PCD |
d |
V |
F/A |
Mass 6:00 PM; Rosary of Reparation 5:00
PM; Stations of the Cross 5:30 PM |
|
13 |
Sat |
Ferial Day |
|
W |
F |
Mass 9:00 AM; Confessions 8:00 AM; Rosary
of Reparation 8:30 AM |
|
14 |
Sun |
4th
Sunday of Lent Laetare Sunday |
sd |
V Rose |
|
Mass 9:00 AM; Confessions 8:00 AM; Rosary
of Reparation 8:30 AM; For the Mission members |
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Notice: The school was established
as an independent corporation that has no legal relationship with Ss. Peter
& Paul Roman Catholic Mission.
After a Mission board meeting, a letter was sent January 27th
asking the school board to formally readdress this question. The courtesy of a reply from Michael
Kearney, the chairman of the School board has not been forthcoming. Another open letter has now been sent to
the School board that is enclosed in this bulletin requesting again that the
School board reconsider their determination to be an organization independent
from the Mission.
On the Third Sunday of each
month, a collection will be taken for the needy among the Mission members,
supporters and lastly, others asking our help.
Fr. Tetherow will be responsible for the distribution of these funds.
Planned Parenthood Abortuary in
York has begun again to perform abortions.
The Rosary of Reparation will again be offered before the clinic. During the Rosary of Reparation, through the
intercession of the Blessed Virgin, a total of at least nine women have left
without terminating the life of their child. If you cannot be present please make an effort to support those
who are with your prayers and sacrifices
The gravity of sin is determined by the
interval which it places between man and God; now sin against faith, divides
man from God as far as possible, since it deprives him of the true knowledge of
God; it therefore follows that sin against faith is the greatest of all
sins.
St. Thomas Aquinas
St. Thomas of Aquinas is an honour to mankind, for perhaps there never
existed a man whose intellect surpassed his.
He is one of the brightest ornaments of the Church, for not one of her
doctors has equaled him in the clearness and precision wherewith he has
explained her doctrines. He received
the thanks of Christ Himself, for having well written of Him and His
mysteries. How welcome ought this feast
of such a saint to be to us during this season of the year, when our main study
is our return and conversion to God!
Dom Gueranger, The Liturgical Year, Feast of St. Thomas of
Aquinas
The
Church has ever proved indestructible. Her persecutors have failed to destroy
her; in fact, it was during times of persecution that the Church grew more and
more; while the persecutors themselves, and those whom the Church would
destroy, are the very ones who came to nothing.
Saint
Thomas Aquinas
Ss. Peter & Paul Roman Catholic Mission is
constituted as a religious society. It is canonically a pious union of
Catholics but functions in the manner of a confraternity. Like other
confraternities, its constitution and governing structure are intended to be
fixed, dedicated toward a specific spiritual end, for which members join
together in common union to seek their own spiritual perfection working toward
a common end. Membership in the Mission is open to any Catholic who
subscribes to its corporate purpose and takes upon himself the obligation to
offer a daily Rosary of reparation to the Sorrowful and Immaculate Heart of
Mary, a weekly day of fast, preferably on Tuesday, and a Holy Hour before the
Blessed Sacrament at least once each month as a minimum for the intentions of
the Mission. The Mass intention offered each Sunday and Holy Day are for
members of the Mission. Membership
forms are located in the vestibule. If
you are not a member of the Mission please consider becoming one.
WANTED:
Any priest from the
Diocese of Harrisburg, with moral integrity and intellectual competency, to
come forth in the public forum to formally contest, in writing, the doctrinal,
moral, liturgical and canonical claims of SS. Peter and Paul Roman Catholic
Mission that we possess by virtue of our baptism the right to the unrestricted
use of the immemorial traditions of our Church without prejudice to our
Catholic Faith, particularly the right to the sacraments of our Church
according to “received and approved” immemorial rites. Please contact the Mission at our saintspeterandpaulrcm@comcast.net
if interested.



May Crowning and Public
Procession in Honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary
There is another issue that must be faced calmly and
without emotion. This election shows in
broad strokes the utter failure of the Second Vatican Council. The promise of the entire modernist thrust
at Vatican II was to introduce change to make the Church more “relevant”
to modern man. Thus our leaders
abandoned the age-old magisterial teaching on the Social Kingship of Christ in
favor of an insipid dialogue with the world.
They told governments of Catholic countries to remove any reference to a
“Catholic State” from their constitutions.
Our leaders forsook the doctrine on the Church as the one and only ark
of salvation to favor a modernist ecumenism always condemned by the perennial
teaching of the centuries.
In the
name of Vatican II, modern Church leaders undermined doctrine, abandoned
discipline, demoralized and persecuted faithful priests, caused confusion among
the faithful, promoted perverted sex-education (and shouted down Catholic
parents who objected to sex-ed in Catholic schools), refused to rein in
heretical priests and religious, and refused to discipline pro-abortion
politicians.
The net
effect of Vatican II’s modernization is a weak, effeminate, scandal-ridden and
disoriented Church that, as this election proves, has become utterly irrelevant
to the thought-process of not only the average American, but of the average
American Catholic. Even the most basic
issues of the natural moral law, such as abortion and homosexuality, cannot be
upheld by vast numbers of Catholics who lined up to vote for the pro-abortion
Senator from Illinois.
John Vennari, editor, Catholic
Family News
The Holy Spirit has not
been promised to the successors of Peter that, under His revelation, they might
make known a new doctrine, but in order that, with His assistance, they
sacredly preserve and faithfully set forth the revelation transmitted by the
Apostles, that is to say, the deposit of the faith.
Vatican Council I, Pastor Aeternus
The
gravity of sin is determined by the interval which it places between man and
God; now sin against faith, divides man from God as far as possible, since it
deprives him of the true knowledge of God; it therefore follows that sin
against faith is the greatest of all sins.
St.
Thomas Aquinas
Why the Church Requires Our Prayers for the
Sovereign Pontiff
The
Holy Ghost, who has guaranteed the infallible purity of the doctrine taught
officially from the apostolic Chair, has not pledged himself to protect in a
like degree from all failure either the virtue, or the private judgment, or
ever the administrative acts of the Sovereign Pontiff…Our Lord has willed that
to the prayers of all should be confided the charge of completing His work by
obtaining for the successors of Peter such preservative graces as do not of
themselves necessarily spring from the divine constitution of the Church.
Dom
Gueranger, The Liturgical Year, Feast of St. Leo II
An evil bishop, a bad priest, a layman in grievous
sin are dead members of the Body of Christ, and therefore not true members, if
we understand 'member' in the strict sense of an integral part of a living
body. However, these same 'dead members' are very vital members if we consider
them as instruments of activity within the Church. So that the Pope and bishops
are real heads, the teachers and preachers are real eyes and tongues of the
Body of Christ, even when they have fallen from the grace of God. For while it
is true that a Christian becomes a living member of this Body through charity,
yet in the Providence of God the instruments of operation in the Church are
constituted by the power of orders and jurisdiction, which can be obtained and
exercised even by a man who is personally an enemy of God. Hence the great
difference between a physical body, in which a dead member cannot serve as a
vital instrument, and the supernatural Mystical Body, where this is not only
possible but actually happens. To explain the paradox we should recall that in
natural bodies their work depends entirely on the health and soundness of the
organs by which they act. But the Mystical Body of Christ can operate
independently of the virtue and vitality of its members, because the soul of
this Body, which is the Holy Spirit, can function equally through good
instruments as through bad, through instruments that are alive as through those
which are dead.
St. Robert Bellarmine, On the Church Militant
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