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Solemn Requiem Mass for Cardinal Mayer

By FSSP on May 7, 2010

Your prayers are asked for the repose of the soul of His Eminence Paul Cardinal Mayer who passed away on Friday, April 30.

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Holy Thursday at OLGS – Photo Gallery

By FSSP on May 5, 2010

Pictures taken at the Mass of Holy Thursday at the OLGS chapel.

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2010 Easter Vigil at OLGS – Photo Gallery (Set 2)

By FSSP on May 3, 2010

Second set of photos from the Easter Vigil celebrated at Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary.

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2010 Easter Vigil at OLGS – Photo Gallery (Set 1)

By FSSP on May 3, 2010

(Set 1) Photos from the Easter Vigil celebrated at Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary in Denton, Nebraska.

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Seminary Chapel Photo Gallery

By FSSP on March 3, 2010

Photo gallery of our completed chapel at Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary.

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Seminary Chapel Progress – August 2009

By FSSP on August 7, 2009

Updated photo album of Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary Chapel as of August 2009

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FSSP Flag

A wonderful way to show support for the FSSP, for use in processions, or on pilgrimage, or even in your own home.

Blessed Sacrament Prayer Book

Recommended by Pope Pius XI, this is a very complete everyday Catholic prayer book with many novenas, hundreds of indulgenced prayers, the Ordinary of the Mass, Propers for many common feasts and Masses, a current chart of moveable feasts, and a special emphasis on all of the prayers necessary and recommended for devotional visits to Our Lord present in the Blessed Sacrament.