
Diaconate Ordination: March 16th, 2024
At 10:00 am Saturday, March 16th, 2024, five of our subdeacons were ordained to the diaconate in the Chapel of Sts. Peter and Paul at Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary.
Please pray for the ordinati
At 10:00 am Saturday, March 16th, 2024, five of our subdeacons were ordained to the diaconate in the Chapel of Sts. Peter and Paul at Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary.
Please pray for the ordinati
At 10:00 am Saturday, March 16th, 2024, five of our subdeacons were ordained to the diaconate in the Chapel of Sts. Peter and Paul at Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary.
Please pray for the ordinati:
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WE ARE PLEASED to announce that on Saturday, November 20th, 21 members of Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary will receive orders by His Excellency bishop Robert Finn in the seminary chapel of Saints Peter and Paul. In this special occasion, there are fourteen ordinandi to the Minor Orders of Porter, in which they will receive the office to summon Christians to prayer and guard God’s temple against intruders, and Lector, in which they will receive the duty to read sacred texts in the liturgy and catechize children and the uneducated.
Also, six ordinandi will receive the Orders of Exorcist and Acolyte, to purify themselves and God’s Church of all impurity, moreover, in receiving the order of acolyte, they thereby gain a nearer proximity to the Blessed Sacrament, closely collaborating with the ministry of the subdeacon. Acolytes are called to “cast off the works of darkness and put on the armor of light” (Rom 13:12). They ought to “shine as lights in the world” (Phil 2:15) through holiness of life in imitation of their divine Savior..
Additionally, there will be one ordinand receiving the Major Order of the Diaconate. As the apostles ministered to Our Lord, so the Deacon ministers to the Bishop and his priests in their ministry of sanctifying souls and in the liturgy. The Diaconate impresses an eternal sacramental character upon the soul the and confers grace ex opere operato. He remains a Deacon both in this life and the life to come.
Due to the large size of the classes and the number of invited guests, both the ceremony and the reception are not open to the public.
There will be a live broadcast for all those unable to attend.
Next Saturday, March 13th, eight seminarians will be ordained to the Diaconate, which will be conferred by his Excellency Joseph Strickland, Bishop of Tyler Texas.
The ceremony will take place in the Cathedral of the Risen Christ, Lincoln, Nebraska. There will be no public reception afterward.
Next Saturday, March 13th, eight seminarians will be ordained to the Diaconate, which will be conferred by his Excellency Joseph Strickland, Bishop of Tyler Texas.
The ceremony will take place in the Cathedral of the Risen Christ, Lincoln, Nebraska. There will be no public reception afterward.
The ceremony, however, will be broadcast live on LiveMass for all those unable to attend. The ceremony will begin at 10:00am CST but the livestream will start about ten minutes beforehand.
The stream will also be available in youtube, follow this link.
We will provide further updates for future ordinations as they draw nearer.
The ceremony, however, will be broadcast live on LiveMass for all those unable to attend. The ceremony will begin at 10:00am CST but the livestream will start about ten minutes beforehand.
The stream will also be available in youtube, follow this link.
We will provide further updates for future ordinations as they draw nearer.
We give thanks to God for the nine men ordained the Diaconate on Saturday, March 30th. His Excellency, Joseph Perry, Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago, conferred the Sacrament upon these men within the celebration of a Solemn Pontifical Mass. Seven men were ordained deacons for the Fraternity of St. Peter, and two for the Sons of the Most Holy Redeemer, from Papa Stronsay, Scotland.
After Vespers on the evening before, the seven Fraternity seminarians were permanently incorporated in to the Fraternity of Saint Peter, publicly reciting their solemn promises of fidelity to the FSSP and the celibate life.
Please continue to pray for these men as they near the end of their studies at Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary, and prepare for ordination to the Sacred Priesthood.