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09/08/2026
A note from our pastor, Father Webber…
Dear faithful,
The beautiful feast of Saint Pius X [last week] recalls to mind that Pope's desire to “restore all things in Christ” and the heroic lengths he went to to do just that thing.
Pius X was an inspiration to our founder Archbishop Lefebvre who was scandalized by the Popes of recent times who seemed set on uncrowning Our Lord. This became a preoccupation of the Archbishop so much so that he dedicated a whole book to this very important subject. A book that all good Catholic must not be ignorant of.
Therefore, get yourself a copy.
Hear these words of our beloved founder: “The purpose of this book was to enlighten the understanding of all "about the most serious and harmful errors of modern times" and what would a man like Pius X have "thought, if he had ascertained, as we have today, that liberalism reigns as master in the Vatican and in the episcopates?"
In the conciliar church of today, "the sources of divine grace and faith are drying up, and the veins of the Church are coursing everywhere in her the mortal poison of naturalism."
"From liberalism to apostasy - such is the theme of these chapters... Let us ponder nevertheless that all the times and all the centuries belong to Our Lord Jesus Christ. This century of apostasy, without a doubt in a different way from the centuries of faith, belongs to Jesus Christ. On the one hand, the apostasy of the great number manifests the heroic fidelity of the small number; it was like this at the time of the prophet Elias in Israel, when God preserved 7,000 men, who did not bend the knee before Baal. Let us remain Catholics, adorers of the True God, Our Lord Jesus Christ, with the Father and the Holy Ghost."
Christe Eleison.
Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre explains how the revolutionaries in the Church managed to dethrone Christ the King, both ecclesiastically and temporally.
