The new Provincial House has only a modest oratory, which, due to the room's small size, does not allow for the full expression of worship or the presence of the faithful. It is therefore urgent to build a chapel for the deliverance of souls from Purgatory, where the Masses for the deceased requested by the confreres can be celebrated, allowing everyone the possibility to attend.
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Why Help the Province of France?
The Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest is partially supported financially by the dioceses in which it is established, but this is not enough to cover the many expenses it must incur each year: insurance for the priests, their monthly stipends, loan repayments, and administrative costs are all expenses that weigh heavily on the Province of France.
Your generosity is essential so that the canons of the Institute can exercise their ministry among the faithful in complete serenity and to carry out future projects. We are counting on your help!
A Word from Canon Louis Valadier
Dear friends and benefactors,
In the difficult times we are going through, our spiritual compass was given to us in the Gospel of the Seventeenth Sunday after Pentecost: these are the two commandments of charity. Saint Paul reminds us,
"the charity of Christ presseth us."
The agitation of the world must not divert us from our first duty: the exercise of charity. It alone will allow us to keep our eyes fixed on the essential and to guide our actions toward the heavenly homeland.
From this truly lived charity will flow the grace of unity. The devil, who detests this beautiful work of the Holy Spirit, always takes malicious pleasure in dividing.
Division in families, division in communities, division in the Church. Without charity, there can be no authentic unity, unity more necessary than ever in this troubled period.
As the month of the deceased begins, we must ask for the grace to truly live unity in charity. Despite the turpitudes of the times, divine Providence continues to bestow its bounty upon us. The apostolates of our Province continue, thanks be to God, to develop; canonical life is lived ever better there, thanks to the greater number of priests in our houses.
The canons know that the fruitfulness of their ministry begins with their fidelity to the Divine Office. I am happy to be able to present to you today our project for a new chapel for the Confraternity of Consolation. I thank you warmly for your spiritual and material support, which remains steadfast despite the period we are living through.
Your faithfulness touches and sustains us, and in return, you can be assured of our prayers for each of you and of our availability in the service of your souls.
May God bless you.
Canon Louis Valadier, Provincial of France