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Dowry - The quarterly magazine published by the FSSP in England

Dowry is the quarterly periodical of Catholic Tradition published by the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter in England and in Warrington. Current and past copies are available to download in PDF.

 

Dowry - Winter 2023-24 - click HERE for the latest issue.

Editorial: Preparing for the Lord’s Coming
The bleak state of the world and Church should not dishearten us: rather, it should lead us to give thanks for every small achievement granted by God. There are signs that seeds planted some decades ago have started bearing fruit, by God’s grace, Fr de Malleray observes.

The Catholic Doctrine of the Angels
Oxford theologian Fr John Saward has written a new and accessible summary of the Catholic faith on the fascinating topic of uncorporeal created spirits, good and evil. Fr de Malleray reviews the book that explains why fear the demons and why rely on the good angels.

Dr Jordan Peterson, Commonsensically Ours
Sophia Rumpus reports on Dr Jordan Peterson’s recent Conference at the O2 Academy in London. She explains that Peterson, a clinical psychologist, author, and educator has risen to influential fame for speaking common sense to the modern audience. The absence of religious belief makes the younger generations even hungrier for truth.

Ivan Merz, A Youth Passionate For the Liturgy
Seminarian Stjepan Androić, FSSP describes the life and work of his fellow-Croatian Blessed Ivan Merz (1896–1928). The young layman had identified the Roman liturgy of his time as the richest vehicle of sanctification. His example shows that no only experts, but any of us Catholics, may become passionate for the way we pray and be strengthened in our faith.

On the Liturgy as the Highest Form of Art
Whereas Richard Wagner defined opera as the total form of art encompassing all other cultural expressions, Bl. Ivan Merz points to the Roman liturgy as the deepest implementation of that ideal, uniting music, poetry, choreography, painting, sculpture, architecture, goldsmithing, sowing, and sculpture in the most harmonious praise to God.

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FSSP UK & Ireland Wall Calendar 2024

Our Dowry subscribers received our beautifully illustrated calendar free of charge, inserted in their printed copy of Dowry. Discover pictures of our various apostolates and ceremonies, and benefit form up to date guidance on the holy days of obligation, days of fast and particular feasts. Our 2024 calendar will also be available at our churches in December.

 

Past issues

2023

No 56 No 57

2022

No 52       No 53       No 54      No 55

2021

No 48     NO 49    No 50   No 51

2020
No 44    No 45    No 46  

2019
No 41 - Spring 2019 No 42 - Summer 2019

2018

No 40 - Winter 2018 No 39 - Autumn 2018 No 38 - Summer 2018 No.37 - Spring 2018

2017

No.36 - Winter 2017 No. 35 - Autumn 2017 No. 34 - Summer 2017 No.33 - Spring 2017

2016

No. 32 - Winter 2016  No. 31 - Autumn 2016 No. 30 - Summer 2016 No. 29 - Spring 2016

2015

No. 28 - Winter 2015 No. 27 - Autumn 2015 No. 26 - Summer 2015 No. 25 - Spring 2015


About the FSSP

FSSP ENGLAND is the registered charity for the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter (FSSP) in England & Wales. The FSSP is a Roman Catholic priestly community with permission from the Holy See to use constantly the Extraordinary Form of the Roman liturgy. Founded in 1988 by 11 priests and 1 deacon, the FSSP now numbers more than 500 priests and seminarians with an average age of 37. The FSSP is of pontifical right and as such depends directly on the Holy See. Over 200 diocesan bishops on four continents have granted permission to the FSSP to serve in their dioceses (with full respect of its definitively approved Constitutions). In Great Britain, the FSSP is based in Edinburgh, Reading (established as a personal parish) serving Bedford and Chesham Bois, and Warrington. They admit men from around the world into their international seminaries, including some from Britain. [Figures as of 15.7.2021]

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