St. Pius V Chapel

I thank God for the gift of knowing that the Novus Ordo is a false sect. I live in Europe, in the Czech Republic. I go to the Confraternity of St. Pius X for the Sacrament of Reconciliation. I don't have Mass in church, but I pray the Holy Rosary every Sunday and attend Mass from Mary Immaculate Queen Parish (CMRI) online. Thank God for such a great gift! I am glad to write this to you.
p.s. Please forgive me, I don't speak English.

Traditional Catholic faith, welcoming charitable parishioners, and amazing priests on every level! There is a beautiful sense of community. I am so blessed my family has found this Catholic Church!

The church is very pretty, and the priests are very kind and understanding. There are three masses on Sunday, and they have a choir of sisters who sing at the middle mass. The church only offers the traditional Latin mass.

I've been missing out on Traditional Catholic Masses since I was bought up in the Novus Ordo which is not Catholic but Modernism. I'm single and would Love to be a Traditional Catholic Priest. I have to learn Latin in order to become one. Bishop Santay has given some great speeches on how Modernism came about, I wish He could travel to other places to teach people about Modernism.

Here you will find the Traditional Latin Mass as it always was, as it always has been, as it always will be ... In Perpetuity. You can feel the Real Presence of Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. Respect is obvious in the way people dress, behave & conduct themselves. There is the sense of genuine piety & reverence, even in the children. The church itself, the demeanor of the wonderful sisters & priests ... It all makes you want to stay & pray for just a little while longer when Mass is over, & when you finally leave, you're filled with peace, joy & the knowledge that you'll have "help" making it through another week in a chaotic world. Three years ago, I almost died. I firmly believe that I survived because one of our priests was able to bring me the Sacrament of Extreme Unction (Last Rites). I'm home bound now, yet despite their busy, rigorous schedules the sisters & priests still find time to "visit" the sick. Matter of fact, one of our dear priests is bringing me the Sacraments ... Penance & Holy Communion ... on Wednesday, just 2 days before Christmas. Truly, the most wonderful Christmas gift I could ask for.
For those thirsting for the Traditional Mass, Sacraments, schooling for their children, look no farther. :)