SSPX for Youth

Full experience for Catholic life


In a world filled with empty attractions, only one thing can truly satisfy us and give us lasting joy: a living faith!

Many young people abandoned the active practice of the Catholic faith in the decades following Vatican II, often to the distress of their parents. A variety of factors prompted this exodus, including the lure of materialism, religious relativism, deficient education, and the sexual revolution. None of these deceptive paths can truly make one happy.

But now many young adults are returning to the Church of Christ and the Catholic faith and are discovering profound spiritual riches, true friendships, and lasting peace and joy.

We encourage you to join us in the full experience of Catholic life!

Articles about and for Youth

The Case of Charlie Gard: Parental Rights Under Attack

July 17, 2017
Tags: priest, Tradition, faithful, family, youth, fsspx.news, morals, medical, spirituality, social doctrine, canon law, science

A symbolic case for the defense of the life in front of the modern ideology where natural law, positive law, and financial interest are used and abused.

Germany: On June 3, 2017, Five Deacons Were Ordained in Zait

June 09, 2017
Tags: priest, Tradition, faithful, family, youth, vocation, visitors, fsspx.news, liturgy, spirituality, sacraments, district superior

On Saturday, June 3, 2017, the Vigil of Pentecost, Bishop Bernard Fellay, Superior General of the Priestly Society of Saint Pius X, ordained five deacons at the Sacred Heart Seminary in Zaitzkofen.

Society of Saint Pius X: 23 Priests Will Be Ordained This Su

June 01, 2017
Tags: priest, Tradition, faithful, youth, vocation, fsspx.news

The priestly ordinations of the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX) for the northern hemisphere will take place on June, 29, 2017 in Ecône (Switzerland), July 1st in Zaitzkofen (Germany) and July 2 in Dillwyn (United States).

A Nigerian Named Nuncio in Ireland

May 19, 2017
Tags: Worldwide, faithful, youth, visitors, fsspx.news, holy see

An experienced African, Archbishop Jude Thaddeus Okolo, was appointedApostolic Nuncio in Ireland on May 13, 2017. He is the successor of Archbishop Charles Brown, who was appointed Nuncio in Albania in March. The new “ambassador of the Pope” will have several sensitive issues to deal with.

New Swiss Guards Sworn In

May 09, 2017
Tags: Rome, faithful, youth, visitors, fsspx.news, holy see

The Swiss Guards were sworn in on May 6, in commemoration of the 147 Swiss Guards who saved Pope Clement VII’s life during the Sack of Rome in 1527.

Italy: From Padre Pio to St. Michael the Archangel

May 03, 2017
Tags: Tradition, faithful, youth, fsspx.news, spirituality

On May 1, some Italian youth will begin a journey on foot that will take them from Padre Pio’s tomb to the sanctuary dedicated to St. Michael on Monte Gargano.

Bishop Fellay's Letter to Friends & Benefactors

April 27, 2017
Tags: priest, Tradition, faithful, family, youth, theology, modernism, religious liberty, District of the USA

In this latest letter from the Superior General of the SSPX, Bishop Fellay discusses the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation.

Shepherd Children of Fatima Closer to Sainthood

March 22, 2017
Tags: Worldwide, faithful, family, youth, visitors, spirituality, District of the USA

The cause for the canonization of Francisco and Jacinta Marto, “is making good progress” and there is “a good miracle,” according to Cardinal Angelo Amato, Prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints.

The Silence of the Cardinals

February 17, 2017
Tags: priest, Rome, faithful, family, youth, visitors, theology, morals, spirituality, canon law, sacraments, modernism, holy see, District of Canada

As many as thirty cardinals attempted last year to dissuade the pope from releasing his apostolic exhortation, Amoris Laeitia. Now, the predicted disaster is unfolding.

True Obedience: The Mark of A Faithful Catholic

November 29, 2016
Tags: priest, Worldwide, faithful, youth, visitors, theology, morals, spirituality, modernism, District of Canada

In the liberal atmosphere that permeates Western culture, obedience has been greatly abused as an excuse for great evil.  However, obedience is a virtue and Catholics are supposed to seek to continually increase in virtue.   This leads to the question: How does a Catholic obey both  their religious and civil superiors when they are obviously perpetrating evil laws and doctrines?

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