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Priory of Saint Pius X, Singapore

Fraternitas Sacerdotalis Sancti Pii X: Omnia Instaurare in Christo

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The official site for the Society of Saint Pius X in Singapore.

https://linktr.ee/SSPXSingapore

District of Asia site: sspx.asia

SSPX International News: fsspx.news

Location

286 Upper Thomson Road Singapore 574402

64972873

SingaporeSSPX@gmail.com

We are a priests' residence in a terraced house with a chapel

Piety Store/Bookstore

The sacramentals in the display cabinets at the Priory’s Piety Store are available for purchase. Please contact 9025 8941 or sspx.pietystore@gmail.com to arrange an appointment for the purchase of sacramentals.

Catholic books are available for purchase in the bookstore.

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...the Pope's initiative is not surprising. It is even logical. And one may well ask whether it was not inevitable. For the situation of the two rites, that of St Pius V and that of Paul VI, is indeed that described in the recent Motu proprio Traditionis custodes: a situation of impossible cohabitation, on the very level of liturgical principles...

For those who think that it's no big deal, Traditionis Custodes explicitly bans the True Mass in parish churches and the formation of new Traditional groups. New priests must be personally authorised all the way from the Vatican.

1793: the French revolutionaries had ransacked the churches, stealing the sacred vessels and destroying the statues of the saints. Catholic priests were jailed and the women going to Mass were beaten. Half of the clergy swore loyalty to the Revolution. Soon, the altars of the churches were dismantled and replaced with indecently dressed women posing as 'Goddesses of Reason'. Under the humble hawker and parish sacristan Jacques Cathelineau, faithful French rose up against the Republic, which responded with a bloodthirsty campaign of extermination. The army of the faithful fought to the death against the overwhelming revolutionary hordes.

Feast of the Most Precious Blood 2021: Through the late 1840s, Pope Pius IX granted liberalising reforms in Papal Rome. However, in 1849, the unsatisfied liberal democratic revolutionaries took advantage of the Pope's generosity, stabbed the Pope's reforming minister to death and forced the Holy Father out of Rome, creating a secularist republic which seized Catholic properties, suppressed Catholic schooling and opened the press to anti-Catholicism of every strain. Heeding the call of the Supreme Pontiff, ten thousand French soldiers arrived to liberate the Eternal City on 30 June 1849. In honour of this, Pope Pius declared the following day as the Feast of the Most Precious Blood of Our Lord throughout the Universal Church.

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