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  Holy Mass in Canada [Saskatchewan] - January 4, 2026
Posted by: Stone - 12-28-2025, 08:09 AM - Forum: January 2026 - No Replies

Holy Sacrifice of the Mass - Feast of the Most Holy Name of Jesus


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Date: Sunday, January 4, 2026


Time: Confessions - 5:30 PM
              Holy Mass - 6:30 PM


Location: Regina, Saskatchewan area - contact coordinator below for details


Contact: Brian 306-757-3133

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  Holy Mass in Canada [Alberta] - January 2, 2026
Posted by: Stone - 12-28-2025, 08:04 AM - Forum: January 2026 - No Replies

Holy Sacrifice of the Mass - Octave of the Feast of St. Stephen
First Friday

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Date: Friday, January 2, 2026


Time: Confessions - 4:00 PM
              Holy Mass - 4:30 PM


Location: Bay Tree, Alberta [contact coordinator below for details]


Contact: Jim 780-353-3101

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  Holy Mass in Canada [Calgary area] - January 2, 2026
Posted by: Stone - 12-28-2025, 08:00 AM - Forum: January 2026 - No Replies

Holy Sacrifice of the Mass - Octave of the Feast of St. Stephen/First Friday

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Date: Friday, January 2, 2026


Time: Confessions - 8:00 AM
              Holy Mass - 8:30 AM


Location: Calgary, Alberta area - Contact Coordinator [below] for location details.


Contact: Mr. and Mrs. Nord
                  403-415-5939

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  Holy Mass in Canada [Calgary area] - January 1, 2026
Posted by: Stone - 12-28-2025, 07:55 AM - Forum: January 2026 - No Replies

Holy Sacrifice of the Mass - Feast of the Circumcision

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Date: Thursday, January 1, 2026


Time: Confessions - 10:30 AM
              Holy Mass - 11:00 AM


Location: Calgary, Alberta area - Contact Coordinator [below] for location details.


Contact: Mr. and Mrs. Nord
                  403-415-5939

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  Holy Mass in Canada [Calgary area] - December 31, 2025
Posted by: Stone - 12-28-2025, 07:51 AM - Forum: December 2025 - No Replies

Holy Sacrifice of the Mass - Feast of St. Sylvester

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Date: Wednesday, December 31, 2025


Time: Confessions - 4:00 PM
              Holy Mass - 5:00 PM


Location: Calgary, Alberta area - Contact Coordinator [below] for location details.


Contact: Mr. and Mrs. Nord
                  403-415-5939

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  Bulletin of the Oratory of the SHM: The Holy Innocents / The Christmas Octave
Posted by: Oratory - 12-27-2025, 11:09 PM - Forum: Bulletin of the Oratory of the Sorrowful Heart of Mary - No Replies

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  Fr. Hewko's Sermons: Holy Innocents, Martyrs - December 28, 2025
Posted by: Deus Vult - 12-27-2025, 10:19 PM - Forum: December 2025 - Replies (1)

Feast of the Holy Innocents, Martyrs  (first Mass) 
December 28, 2025 (AR)





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  Fr. Hewko's Sermons: St. John, Apostle & Martyr 12/27/25 [Nuptial Mass Aiden & Maria]
Posted by: Deus Vult - 12-27-2025, 04:37 PM - Forum: December 2025 - No Replies

St. John, Apostle & Marty
[Nuptial Mass of Aiden & Maria]
December 27, 2025 (AR)




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  Holy Mass in Idaho [Pocatello area] - December 30, 2025
Posted by: Stone - 12-27-2025, 07:17 AM - Forum: December 2025 - No Replies

Holy Sacrifice of the Mass - Mass of the Sunday within the Octave of Christmas

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Date: Tuesday, December 30, 2025


Time: Confessions - 11:30 AM
              Holy Mass - 12:00 PM


Location: Holiday Inn Express - Scout Mountain Room [Confirm location with coordinator at number below]
                     200 Via Venitio
                     Pocatello, ID 83201


Contact: 208-406-7144

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  Holy Mass in Kansas [St. Mary's area] - December 28, 2025
Posted by: Stone - 12-27-2025, 07:12 AM - Forum: December 2025 - No Replies

Holy Sacrifice of the Mass - Feast of the Holy Innocents
Sunday within the Octave of Christmas

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Date: Sunday, December 28, 2025


Time: Confessions - 4:30 PM
            Holy Mass - 5:30 PM


Location: St. Mary's area - contact coordinator below for details
                   

Contact: prwhite65@protonmail.com

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  Fr. Hewko: Christmas Mass of the Day “A Son is Given to Us” Dec. 25, 2025
Posted by: Deus Vult - 12-24-2025, 07:45 PM - Forum: December 2025 - No Replies

Christmas Mass of the Day 
 “A Son is Given to Us”
December 25, 2025  (NH)

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  Fr. Hewko's Sermons: Christmas Midnight Mass December 25, 2025
Posted by: Deus Vult - 12-24-2025, 07:35 PM - Forum: December 2025 - No Replies

Christmas Midnight Mass  
December 25, 2025  (NH)




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  Fr. Hewko: Work of St Joseph (10 minute Devotion) December 24, 2025
Posted by: Deus Vult - 12-24-2025, 07:24 PM - Forum: December 2025 - No Replies

Work of St Joseph (10 minute Devotion) 
December 24, 2025  (NH)

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  "I Am Not Here to Give Dates or Names of Future Bishops" - Father Pagliarani FSSPX
Posted by: Stone - 12-24-2025, 04:43 AM - Forum: The New-Conciliar SSPX - No Replies

"I Am Not Here to Give Dates or Names of Future Bishops" - Father Pagliarani FSSPX

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gloria.tv | December 23, 2025

The Superior General of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X, Fr Davide Pagliarani, spoke on December 13 in Friedrichshafen, Germany, about the future of the Fraternity. Main quotes, video sequence below.

- The question of future bishops' consecrations is the million-dollar question.

- I am not here to give dates or names.

- Does a state of necessity exist in the Church today, as it did in 1988 when Marcel Lefebvre consecrated four bishops? This state of necessity is more clearly recognisable today than in 1988.

- After the pontificate of Pope Francis, we find ourselves in an emergency situation. Although the Pope has passed away, his decisions remain epoch-making, problematic and far-reaching. This pontificate exemplifies the state of necessity within the Church from start to finish.

- In ordinary parishes, the means for the salvation of souls are often lacking. The preaching of the truth and the administration of the sacraments are no longer guaranteed.

- The consecration of bishops is not about an internal problem of the Priestly Fraternity, but about the good of the Church.

- It is not only necessary to prepare the ceremony of bishops' consecration, but also hearts. Such decisions must be made through prayer.


Video here: https://gloria.tv/post/ry2gLtGG78VR6KERaNAaR1nc8

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  Diocese of Charlotte to have seminarians to spend extra ‘pastoral year’ teaching, living as laity
Posted by: Stone - 12-24-2025, 04:22 AM - Forum: Vatican II and the Fruits of Modernism - No Replies

Diocese of Charlotte will require seminarians to spend extra ‘pastoral year’ teaching, living as laity
Each seminarian will receive full pay and benefits, but they will be required to pay bills out of their teaching salary, and they won't be permitted to wear clerical garments.

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Dec 22, 2025
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (LifeSiteNews [slightly adapted - not all hyperlinks included from original]) — The Diocese of Charlotte under Bishop Michael Martin, OFM, plans to add an extra “pastoral year” to its seminary formation that will require seminarians to work in Catholic schools full-time while largely living as ordinary laymen, beginning the next academic year.

The changes to priestly formation, announced in a December 15 email memo obtained by The Pillar, will require seminarians to spend an additional “pastoral year” in between their required philosophy and theological studies, teaching full-time at local middle or high schools, purportedly to experience the daily challenges of the lay faithful they hope to shepherd as clerics.

During this “pastoral year,” each seminarian will have a “lay mentor” and receive full pay and benefits, but they will be required to pay bills out of their teaching salary, apparently in addition to paying for an extra year of tuition, and they won’t be permitted to wear clerical garments.

The changes to seminary formation are just the latest changes made to the diocese by Martin who has heavily restricted the celebration of the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM) and even banned the use of communion rails for Novus Ordo Masses.

READ: Charlotte bishop officially bans altar rails for Communion as of January 16

This pastoral year will be an opportunity for those seminarians “who have little working experience to take on the demands of a full-time job, paying bills, and learning how to manage the elements of daily life that the people in our parishes have to balance all the time,” the memo said.

The memo added that the goal of this pastoral year is to allow “sustained and substantial time in pastoral ministry in a way that the assignments given by our seminaries simply cannot provide.”


One anonymous diocesan priest told The Pillar the additional pastoral year is “bizarre.”

“(The program is) adding another year to the (seminary) formation for something that doesn’t seem to be directly applicable to priestly life and ministry,” he said.

Some faithful have also noted concerns that these men are likely unqualified to teach before they begin their theology studies.


The Diocese of Charlotte did not respond to LifeSite’s multiple requests for comment on the new seminary requirements by publication time.

The seminary changes are just the latest changes Martin has made since being installed as the bishop of Charlotte in 2024. Earlier this year, Martin set off a firestorm of controversy when he merged the diocese’s four Latin Masses to just one small Little Flower chapel 40 miles from downtown Charlotte, which purposely cannot accommodate all the faithful who wish to attend the TLM.

Within the last week, Martin officially ordered that all altar rails and kneelers no longer be used for the reception of Holy Communion at all Novus Ordo Masses by January 16, 2026. He also ordered churches to remove all “temporary or movable fixtures used for kneeling” for Holy Communion.

As The Liturgy Guy pointed out, the Diocese of Charlotte inherited from Martin’s predecessor, Bishop Peter Jugis, a relatively high number of vocations to the priesthood, suggesting this may be related to the prevalent use of altar rails within the diocese.

Of the diocese’s current seminarians, “75% of those young men come from parishes where the use of altar rails or communion kneelers has been the norm,” the Liturgy Guy noted, pointing to the study that shows reverent Eucharistic practices increase belief in the Real Presence. The high number of seminarians could also have been attributed to Jugis’s previous seminary program.

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