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Fraternitas Sacerdotalis Sancti Petri

Fraternitas Sacerdotalis Sancti Petri est Societas clericalis vitæ apostolicæ iuris pontificii. Hic cœtus catholicorum sacerdotum sine religiosis votis laborat finem apostolicum proprium in mundo adimplendum. Hæc missio est duplex: una, instructio ac sanctificatio sacerdotum in liturgiæ Romanæ traditionalis ambitu; altera, praxis pastoralis sicut Ecclesiæ ministerium. Fraternitas fundata est die 18 octobris a.D. 1988 in Abbatia Altæ Ripæ (Helvetiæ) ab duodecim sacerdotibus et aliquibus seminaristis. Exiguum post tempus, Monsignore Joseph Stimpfle, Archiepiscopo Augustano (Germaniæ), sub petitione Cardinalis Ratzinger, Fraternitatem in sua diœcesi, in pago Wigratzbad, nuncupato Sanctuario Bavaro in honorem Beatæ Mariæ Virginis dicato, accipit. Ubi hodie invenitur Europæum Fraternitatis Sancti Petri Seminarium et quod inter suos sodales 200 sacerdotes et 120 seminaristas numerat. Fraternitas Sancti Petri constituit domos formationes duas: primam in Wigratzbad (Germaniæ), alteram in Denton (Americæ Septentrionalis), Nebrascæ. In his duobus seminariis actuales ad formationem sacerdotum normas in usu Ecclesiæ vigent. Alumni autem sequuntur unum spiritualis formationis annum ("propedeuticum") ante cyclum Philosophiæ (duo anni), postea illud theologiæ (quattuor anni). Alumnus ad sacerdotium per hos orationis, studii et vitæ communis annos humanam maturitatem, personalem disciplinam et maiorem Deo unionem pedetemptim acquirit. Vita autem spiritualis in his duobus Seminariis in Sanctum Sacrificium Missæ confluit, fovens itaque illam "liturgicarum et spiritualium traditionum fidelem" observantiam, normis motu proprio "Ecclesia Dei adflicta" congruentem, ex die 2 iulii a.D. 1988, qui est ab origine fundationis (Constitutiones, art. 8). The Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter is a Clerical Society of Apostolic Life of Pontifical right, that is, a community of Roman Catholic priests who do not take religious vows, but who work together for a common mission in the world. The mission of the Fraternity is two-fold: first, the formation and sanctification of priests in the cadre of the traditional liturgy of the Roman rite, and secondly, the pastoral deployment of the priests in the service of the Church. The Fraternity was founded on July 18, 1988 at the Abbey of Hauterive (Switzerland) by a dozen priests and a score of seminarians. Shortly after the Fraternity's foundation and following upon a request by Cardinal Ratzinger, Bishop Joseph Stimpfle of Augsburg, Germany granted the Fraternity a home in Wigratzbad, a Marian shrine in Bavaria that now lodges the Fraternity's European seminary. In the same month of October there arrived a handful of priests and some thirty seminarians ready to start "from scratch". There are currently almost 200 priests and 110 seminarians in the Fraternity. The Fraternity of St. Peter currently operates two international houses of formation: the original formation house in Wigratzbad, Germany (diocese of Augsburg), and the other in Denton, Nebraska, U.S.A. (diocese of Lincoln). The Fraternity has organized its seminary training in accordance with the Church's norms on priestly formation, including a year of more intense spiritual preparation before entering the cycles of philosophy and theology. By fostering a balanced life of prayer, study, community life, and personal discipline, care is taken to foster human maturity and to acquire the spirit of the Gospel, in close union with Christ. The spiritual life in the houses is centered on the sacrifice of the Mass. Special attention is paid to the faithful observance of the "liturgical and spiritual traditions" according to the dispositions of the Motu proprio Ecclesia Dei adflicta of July 2, 1988, which is at the origin of the Fraternity's foundation (Constitutions, Art. 8). http://www.fssp.org/en/presentation.htm