The SSPX is now understood to have the Vatican’s draft of an agreement to sign to formalize regularization, but wants to make sure it has secure guarantees.

The SSPX, a priestly fraternity of more than 560 priests, operates without any recognized status in the Church, since losing its canonical status in 1975.

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SSPX Catholics in the United States, growing in number following the organization’s founding in Switzerland in 1970, learned of the abandoned facilities in St. Marys and wondered if they might ...

SSPX continued to minister, but without official canonical status. Today, SSPX describes itself as an “international priestly society” and Catholicism’s lone defender of God’s authentic word.

An SSPX school on the campus — St. Marys Academy — for grades K-12 began attracting families to the community, quickly making a 500-seat church insufficient.

The SSPX negotiations will remain a “wound” for Benedict, according to Giovanni Maria Vian, the editor of the semi-official Vatican newspaper L’Osservatore Romano.

It said the SSPX leadership met Oct. 4 and gave Williamson a deadline of Wednesday "to declare his submission" to the SSPX leaders. Instead, the statement said, ...

St. Marys is home to a chapter of the Society of St. Pius X, or SSPX. Named for the early-20th-century pope who railed against the forces of modernism, the international order of priests was ...

The SSPX rejects the modernizing reforms of the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965), including church acceptance of ecumenism and religious freedom, and its rejection of anti-Semitism.

SSPX leader says vaccination can be morally 'prudent' News Father Arnaud Sélégny of the Society of St. Pius X is pictured at the society's seminary in Econe, Switzerland, in this May 10, 2012 ...