🔥 Advent Ember Days Reminder 🔥 Today (Wed), Fri & Sat (Dec 17, 19, 20) are the traditional Advent Ember Days - days of prayer, fasting & penance. These “Quatuor Tempora” (Four Seasons) call us to give thanks for God’s for gifts of creation, practice moderation, and pray

At Saint Anthony's, the Traditional Latin Mass is simply "Mass."

✨ Christmas at Saint Anthony’s ✨ Come celebrate the Nativity of Our Lord in the beauty and reverence of Catholic Tradition. Christmas Eve – Wednesday, December 24 📖 9:00 PM — Matins of Christmas 🙏 11:15 PM — Confession Christmas Day – Thursday, December 25 🌟 Midnight —

Puer natus in Bethlehem, alleluia.

Merry Christmas from everyone at Saint Anthony's. Puer natus in Bethlehem, alleluia!

January is dedicated to the Most Holy Name of Jesus. Today, we celebrate the Feast of His Holy Name. The Name above every name. The Name before which every knee must bend. ✝️ Jesu, dulcis memoria.

January 18–25 is the traditional Octave of Prayer for Christian Unity. Established in 1908 with the approval of Pope St. Pius X, this octave was prayed explicitly for the return of those separated from Rome. Catholics praying for souls to come home, not pretending separation no

We regret to inform you that all Masses scheduled for this weekend at Saint Anthony's have been canceled. Due to the dangerous travel conditions caused by the ongoing winter storm, all priest travel from Father's priory in Walton, KY has been suspended. The faithful are still

We regret to inform you that all Masses at Saint Anthony's this weekend are cancelled. Flight cancellations due to the winter weather have made Father's travel impossible. The faithful are still obliged to keep holy the sabbath day when assisting at Holy Mass is not possible.

The groans of death surrounded me, and the sorrows of Hell encompassed me; and in my affliction I called upon the Lord, and He heard my voice from His holy temple. I will love thee, O Lord, my strength: The Lord is my firmament, my refuge, and my deliverer. —INTROIT,

Today the world celebrates romance, but Holy Mother Church honors something far greater: sacrificial love. St. Valentine, a priest and martyr, gave his life in fidelity to Christ and His Church. He reminds us that true love is not rooted in emotion, but in the willing gift of