Tradition

Our Lady of Ransom with St Peter Nolasco
Murillo

Is the Charismatic Movement Truly Catholic?

Regarding its origins:

Charismatism takes its origins from Protestant Pentecostalism in the United States and it has spread throughout the Catholic Church by the "Baptism in the Spirit". !

Regarding its "Baptism in the Spirit":

This spiritual baptism is an innovation which the Charismatic renewal attempts to justify by claiming that with the sacraments the Catholic Church has not fulfilled all the abundance of the Gospels: "The over flowing and abundance of the New Testament should not be hastily assimilated to subsequent sacramental forms" (Fr Laurentin, Charismatic apologist, in his book Pentecôtisme chez les Catholiques, Beauchesne, 1975). Now, the Catholic Church alone is the custodian of the teachings of Our Lord Jesus Christ. It transmits infallibly the blessings of the Gospels in the only true Sacraments. "My God, I firmly believe all the Truths which You have revealed to us and which You have taught us through Your Church, because You can neither deceive nor be deceived." (Act of Faith)

more from the SSPX Asia site.

C L Faucher, 1850 "Devotion to the Holy Infancy of our Lord Jesus Christ
Rules for proper observance of Novenas

Novena for the nine days preceding the Feast of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Commence on January 24.

Chair of Unity Octavestart January 18. These are prayers for the Conversion to the mystical Body of Christ.

With God by Father Lasance, 1911.

Nuestra Senora de la Leche y Buen Parto - Our Lady of the Milk and Happy Delivery Shrine Shrine in St. Augustine, Fl

Thoughts and Counsels of the Saints for Every Day of the Year (January)

Tribute to Bishop Williamson at Winona

New SSPX Rosary crusade for the Consecration of Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

Roman Martyrology

Today's Mass can be read or printed from this site. You can also navigate to the office for the day.

The lives of the fathers, martyrs, and other principal saints December Volume by Alban Butler

Dominican Saints by a Sister of the Congregation of St. Catherine of Siena

The Liturgical Year - Christmas
The Liturgical Year -Septuagesima (Missing from Google Books, Parts contained here.)
The Liturgical Year -Lent (Feb. 9--Apr. 9)

Liturgical Schedule

Date	Liturgical Schedule
January 26:	Saint Polycarp, Bishop and Martyr Saint Paula, Widow Roman Martyrology
January 27:	Saint John Chrysostom, Bishop and Doctor of the Church Roman Martyrology
January 28:	Saint Peter Nolasco, Confessor Roman Martyrology
January 29:	Fourth Sunday after Epiphany Saint Francis de Sales, Bishop Roman Martyrology
January 30:	Saint Martina, Virgin and Martyr Roman Martyrology
January 31:	Saint John Bosco Roman Martyrology
February 1:	Saint Ignatius, Bishop and Martyr Roman Martyrology
February 2:	The Purification of the Blessed Virgin Roman Martyrology
February 3:	Saint Blase, Bishop and Martyr (Blessing of Throats) Votive Mass of the Sacred Heart (First Friday) Roman Martyrology
February 4:	Saint Andrew Corsini, Confessor Votive Mass of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (First Saturday) Roman Martyrology
February 5:	Septuagesima Sunday St Agatha, Virgin and Martyr Roman Martyrology
February 6:	St Titus, Bishop and Confessor Roman Martyrology
February 7:	Saint Romuald, Abbot
February 8:	Saint John of Matha Roman Martyrology
February 9:	Saint Cyril of Alexandria Saint Apollonia, Virgin and Martyr Blessed Bernard Scammacca, Confessor, OP Book Roman Martyrology
February 10:	Saint Scholastica, Virgin Blessed Stephana Quinzani, Virgin, OP Book Roman Martyrology
February 11:	Aparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary at Lourdes Roman Martyrology
February 12:	Sexagesima Sunday Seven Holy Founders of the Servite Order Blessed Reginald of Orleans, Confessor, OP Book Roman Martyrology
February 13:	Saint Catherine de Ricci, Virgin, OP Book Saint Catherine de Ricci Roman Martyrology
February 14:	Ferial Saint Valentine, Priest and Martyr Saint Nicholas Palea, Confessor, OP Book Roman Martyrology
February 15:	Ferial Saints Faustinus And Jovita, Martyrs Blessed Jordan of Saxony, Confessor, OP Book Roman Martyrology
February 16:	Feria Roman Martyrology
February 17:	Roman Martyrology
February 18:	Ferial Saint Simeon, Bishop and Martyr Blessed Lawrence of Ripafratta, Confessor, OP Book Roman Martyrology
February 19:	Sexagesima Sunday Blessed Alvarez of Cordova, Confessor, OP Book Roman Martyrology
February 20:	Roman Martyrology
February 21:	Ferial St. Margaret of Cortona, Penitent Blessed Aimo Taparelli, Confessor, OP Book Roman Martyrology
February 22:	Ash Wednesday Chair of St. Peter Roman Martyrology
February 23:	Saint Peter Damian, Cardinal and Doctor of the Church Roman Martyrology
February 24:	St. Matthias Roman Martyrology
February 25:	Ferial Blessed Constantius of Fabriano, Confessor, OP Book Roman Martyrology
February 26:	First Sunday of Lent Roman Martyrology
February 27:	First Monday of Lent Roman Martyrology
February 28:	First Tuesday of Lent Blessed Villana de Botti, Confessor, OP Book Roman Martyrology
February 29:	First Wednesday of Lent (Ember Day) Roman Martyrology

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