How can our society Return to Order? Norman Fulkerson will tell you how to move our frenzied economy back to an organic, Christian society by adhering to traditional Catholic values.
Norman Fulkerson was raised in Red Hill, Kentucky and is a 25-year veteran of the American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property (TFP). He is a contributing editor for the TFP’s Crusade Magazine with a circulation of 130,000. In his “Only in America” column, he describes the little-known cultural richness of the United States. He has also written for the illustrious fifty-year-old Brazilian periodical Catolicismo.
His presentation will also include an introduction to a little known Catholic hero, an American Knight, Colonel John W. Ripley, USMC.
To learn more about Colonel Ripley, see http://americanknight.org/
To learn more about Return to Order, see http://www.returntoorder.org/
The presentation will take place in the convent from 9:45-10:30am. Men and women, any one above age ten, who is interested in the topic and who has a good attention span is invited to attend. Terri Cook will remain in the gym and will supervise the younger children so adults and older children can attend the presentation.
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Sunday, April 21, 2013
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Sodality of Mary after First Saturday Mass at St. Michael’s
A group of ladies met after 1st Saturday Mass in August and have decided to form a Sodality of Mary as part of the Regina Caeil Latin Mass Community. The inspiration came after listening to some of the former members of Fr. Demet’s (FSSP) Community in Arkansas and finding out what they did.
The group will use Fr. Lasance’s Catholic Girls’ Guide for study material and for the format of the Sodality meetings each month. The book is available on the FSSP website as well as from other sources. In addition to the Sodality format, members will learn and sing seasonal Marian hymns with the goal of singing them at Mass in the future.
This group is open to all ladies, single and married, 7th grade and older. For the first meeting, please read the first chapter in Fr. Lasance’s book and be prepared to discuss it. You can also read about the Sodality and the meeting format in the back part of the book.
Meeting will take place in St. Leo’s hall after Mass and breakfast. Potluck breakfast is being arranged.
Please contact this website, if you have any questions. You do not need to RSVP. If you know you will attend do let us know so we will have enough copies of the Marian hymns.
The group will use Fr. Lasance’s Catholic Girls’ Guide for study material and for the format of the Sodality meetings each month. The book is available on the FSSP website as well as from other sources. In addition to the Sodality format, members will learn and sing seasonal Marian hymns with the goal of singing them at Mass in the future.
This group is open to all ladies, single and married, 7th grade and older. For the first meeting, please read the first chapter in Fr. Lasance’s book and be prepared to discuss it. You can also read about the Sodality and the meeting format in the back part of the book.
Meeting will take place in St. Leo’s hall after Mass and breakfast. Potluck breakfast is being arranged.
Please contact this website, if you have any questions. You do not need to RSVP. If you know you will attend do let us know so we will have enough copies of the Marian hymns.
Little Flowers Girls’ Group after First Saturday Mass at St. Michael’s
For girls ages 5-12, we are forming a Chapter of the Catholic Girls’ Group Little Flowers. The group will meet in St. Leo’s Hall following Mass and breakfast on First Saturdays at St. Michaels.
We will use the Little Flowers format and will begin with Wreath 1. The meetings will include scripture memorizations, songs, crafts, and fun. Girls will receive a list to take home with simple projects to complete during the coming month in order to earn the badge for a given virtue.
The initial cost is $10 per girls and will include materials to be kept at the Church and a folder with bag to take home and bring back to each meeting. Additional costs will be incurred at the end of the year when badges and sashes are ordered and presented at a Mother/Daughter tea party.
Please email this site, if your daughter wants to participate so we can have all the supplies ready for the first meeting in September.
All girls who meet the age requirement are welcome to attend. For the sake of continuity and forming friendships, your daughter should only join if she will attend consistently. A parent does not need to be, but may be present during the meetings. However, a parent must be on the grounds at St. Michael’s at all times. Meetings will last about 90 minutes.
We will use the Little Flowers format and will begin with Wreath 1. The meetings will include scripture memorizations, songs, crafts, and fun. Girls will receive a list to take home with simple projects to complete during the coming month in order to earn the badge for a given virtue.
The initial cost is $10 per girls and will include materials to be kept at the Church and a folder with bag to take home and bring back to each meeting. Additional costs will be incurred at the end of the year when badges and sashes are ordered and presented at a Mother/Daughter tea party.
Please email this site, if your daughter wants to participate so we can have all the supplies ready for the first meeting in September.
All girls who meet the age requirement are welcome to attend. For the sake of continuity and forming friendships, your daughter should only join if she will attend consistently. A parent does not need to be, but may be present during the meetings. However, a parent must be on the grounds at St. Michael’s at all times. Meetings will last about 90 minutes.
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
St. Joseph Cincture Blessing at September Conference
Directly following the Regina Caeli conference in September, Fr. Ripperger has graciously consented to bless St. Joseph Cinctures. This is a devotion dating back to 1625. "One may wear the Cord simply in honor of St. Joseph and for the following graces:
St. Joseph's special protection
The grace of chastity
Final perseverance
St. Joseph's particular assistance at the hour of death
Young people especially would benefit from St. Joseph's Cincture! We need to be reminded of the importance of chastity, especially now, when sexual decadence is all around us."
For more information please follow link below. If you need help making your Cincture or would like one to be made for you before the conference, one of the Regina Caeli parishioners may be able to help. Please email this site, and your request will be forwarded.
Follow this link for more information about the Cincture:
http://www.fisheaters.com/stjosephcords.html
St. Joseph's special protection
The grace of chastity
Final perseverance
St. Joseph's particular assistance at the hour of death
Young people especially would benefit from St. Joseph's Cincture! We need to be reminded of the importance of chastity, especially now, when sexual decadence is all around us."
For more information please follow link below. If you need help making your Cincture or would like one to be made for you before the conference, one of the Regina Caeli parishioners may be able to help. Please email this site, and your request will be forwarded.
Follow this link for more information about the Cincture:
http://www.fisheaters.com/stjosephcords.html
Monday, April 30, 2012
Regina Caeli Conference: Keep My Commandments
Memphis Regina Caeli Latin Mass Community is hosting a conference, "If You Love Me, Keep My Commandments" on September 28 and 29, 2012 (Friday to Saturday).
The speaker is Fr. Chad Ripperger, PhD. Please see brochure for more information and registration.
BROCHURE: Click HERE or email memphisLatin@gmail.com to request a copy to be emailed to you.
The speaker is Fr. Chad Ripperger, PhD. Please see brochure for more information and registration.
BROCHURE: Click HERE or email memphisLatin@gmail.com to request a copy to be emailed to you.
May Crowning - May 13, 2012
This year's May Crowning of the Blessed Mother will take place immediately following Mass on Sunday, May 13th.
All children are invited to come to the back of the Church immediately after Mass. We will process up the center aisle with Mary's crown and with each child holding a rose that will be placed in vases at the statue of the Blessed Mother in the front of the Church. This year the roses will be provided.
We will sing Bring Flowers of the Rarest, On This Day O Beautiful Mother, and Immaculate Mary. We have a soloist singing the verses; We can all join in on the refrains. There is a chance to practice the refrains on Sunday, May 6th in the gym after Mass.
Please plan on participating in this beautiful way to show honor to the Blessed Mother.
All children are invited to come to the back of the Church immediately after Mass. We will process up the center aisle with Mary's crown and with each child holding a rose that will be placed in vases at the statue of the Blessed Mother in the front of the Church. This year the roses will be provided.
We will sing Bring Flowers of the Rarest, On This Day O Beautiful Mother, and Immaculate Mary. We have a soloist singing the verses; We can all join in on the refrains. There is a chance to practice the refrains on Sunday, May 6th in the gym after Mass.
Please plan on participating in this beautiful way to show honor to the Blessed Mother.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Regina Caeli Conference: Mary's Seven Sorrows
Memphis Regina Caeli Latin Mass Community is hosting a conference on Mary's Seven Sorrows on October 7 - 8 (Friday to Saturday). The speaker is Fr. Chad Ripperger, PhD. Please see brochure for more information and registration.
BROCHURE:
http://www.4shared.com/document/qkesx22A/sevensorrows.html
BROCHURE:
http://www.4shared.com/document/qkesx22A/sevensorrows.html
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