Priestly Fraternity Of Saint Peter
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| Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter | |
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| Historical Milestones | |
| Foundation | 1988 |
| Founder (s) | Joseph Bisig |
| Identity card | |
| Church | Catholic |
| Religious movement | Traditionalist |
| Vocation | Defense of Tradition, celebrating the Mass according to the Tridentine rite said, the new liberal opposition lightly introduced by Vatican II, although an acceptance of that |
| Leader | John Berg |
| Location | thirty countries |
| Internet | |
| Website | http://www.fssp.org |
| Related Pages | http://www.fssp.fr |
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The Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter - in Latin : - is a society of priests traditionalists founded in 1988 by several members of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X who refused the situation caused by the schism within the sacred movement of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre Foundation and Goals The Brotherhood was founded July 18, 1988 in the Abbey Hauterive (Switzerland) by a dozen priests and some seminarians . Shortly after its founding and with the help of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger , she was greeted by Monsignor Joseph Stimpfle, Bishop of Augsburg (Germany) Wigratzbad, Marian shrine in Bavaria. "This is a society of apostolic life of pontifical right, whose members, under the terms of the law, pursue the apostolic purpose proper of the company, and in leading the common life in a particular form, tend to the perfection of charity through the observance of the Constitutions " The FSSP has been granted the use of liturgical books of 1962 First granted a trial basis and then reviewed in detail by the Holy See in 1999 and by the General Chapter of the Society in 2000, the constitutions of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter were finally approved June 29, 2003 by Saint See. Today, the Fraternity of St. Peter is present in over twenty countries and on 1 October 2010, 223 priests, deacons 8 and 145 seminarians not deacons formed in two seminars , one in Wigratzbad in Germany and one in Denton in Nebraska . The general house is located in Fribourg in Switzerland since 2003. The FSSP has 6 districts comprising 197 places of worship. The Fraternity of St. Peter is mainly present in Europe and North America , it is actively growing in Australia , in Africa and South America. The first of the FSSP apostolate began in September 1988 under the leadership of Father Denis Coiffet, Superior District. The first communities of believers then created with the arrival of priests in Lyon , Narbonne , Perpignan and Versailles , in response to requests for installation. The new priesthood immediately arouses the enthusiasm in many French regions, while only a dozen priests is assigned to the district of France, the others remaining at seminar Wigratzbad , to provide a solid theological training seminarians and liturgy. The benefactors are generous during the various operations of the fraternity: buying a home in Versailles and Fontainebleau , buy a organ for the church of Saint-Martin-de-Brthencourt or through ad hoc support to enable material life of the seminary. The district of France and quickly accessed for some time in first place at its size and number of priests who work there. New places of apostolate are created to Paris , Strasbourg , Besanon , or St. Stephen. On 29 June 1993 , the first priestly ordination is conferred in a church served by the fraternity, as the Tridentine rite , the cardinal Decourtray , archbishop of Lyon. The three deacons French newly ordained are immediately affected by France. The Letter to friends and benefactors, regular feature of priestly ministry in the district, has been published since 1994. It is due to Father Denis The Pivain, new supervisor district since July 1994. That same year, nine new priests , including seven French, are ordered to Wigratzbad after being fully trained. The district is still developing at Nantes , Epinal , Prigueux and Le Mans. French seminarians organizing summer camps for children and adolescents experiencing a growing success over the years: the camp and the colony Saint-Bernard, the camp and the raid Saint-Michel, the camp and the camp Pontcallec and Fra Angelico's work among others. Father Coiffet again assumes the role of senior district since the summer of 1998 and in October the same year, the majority of priests in the district joined Rome to celebrate with the Pope on the tenth anniversary of the motu proprio, then they represent more than fifteen different nationalities. The year 1999 saw the creation of the work of pensions, under the leadership of Father Pozetto, and the launch of a catechism for children, The Three whiteness and a website. Father Xavier Garban is the District Executive in the year 2000 and organizes new ministries in Dijon , Toulon , Montelimar , The Chesapeake and Belfort , then in 2002 those of Bordeaux and Le Havre. Fraternity moves into 2003 in Normandy with the school Sees and the Landes , in Clermont. Nine French priests were ordained at the Abbey of Our Lady of Fontgombault in June 2003 and in 2004 , they are six French out of seventeen in the fraternity. The district then sends some priests in mission in Africa and South America. Father Vincent Ribeton exceeds district since September 2006 , while the FSSP comes in twenty dioceses French. Indirectly, the publication of the motu proprio Ecclesia Dei of 2007 encourages the best activities of the fraternity. The ministries of Tarbes and Macon develop; communication tools, such as the new website, perfect. The fraternity has published since October 1988 , which was its first bimonthly Tu es Petrus, which was a modest link between the fraternity and its supporters. Gradually, the newsletter turned into real bimonthly . Magazine in January 2007 adopted a new formula (with a model now in color) at No. 108. Tu es Petrus is published by the Friends of the Fraternity of St. Peter, based in Brannay. Father Eric Flood is the Superior of the District of North America where the ministries are numerous. The FSSP was established in Canada in the provinces of Ontario and Quebec . Regarding the latter, in December 2009 that the church St. Zephirin de Stadacona , located near the Old Limoilou in Quebec , has been entrusted to the FSSP. General Organization
District of France
Introduction and history
In November 2010, the documentary leaves men apart , directed by Yvon Bertorello Vicken and Eddy, on the life of the brotherhood of priests. Tu es Petrus - a review of the district
It serves as a training, information and spiritual guidance as to the matters discussed in its regular features ("Church Life, Spirituality" and "Events") or special reports in line with Catholic dogma and doctrine . Also, the review enables the faithful, as non believers, to follow the life of the FSSP (see "Life of brotherhood") and devotes a special attachment to the liturgy.
The 20-year history of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter is just published in the Occasional Paper No. 1 of Tu es Petrus (directed by Thomas Grimaux, October 2008). District of North America
The FSSP in Canada
The FSSP U.S.
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