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🚨Part FOUR of our oblate video series is LIVE! How time flies! We find ourselves at the final installment of this beautiful series illuminating our clerical oblates. Having examined the aspects of the oblate vocation, we now turn to the young men who are seeking to do God’s holy will in their lives and ask: Have you considered becoming an oblate? As you watch Guardian Angels of the Priests: Part Four, we encourage all men potentially interested in the clerical oblatehood to be not afraid. Yes, you may have to take a leap of faith. You might be led out of your comfort zone. But have courage, and perhaps you may end up starting a journey of grace filled with joy and peace that the world cannot give. So, come and see! Thank you once again for your prayers for our clerical oblates, as well as for those who are trying to listen to Our Lord’s voice and His plan for their lives! If you feel called to assist them even more, please visit traditionfortomorrow.com/oblates for more information. May God bless you and reward you! 📽️: Fleur de Lis Films

🚨Part THREE of our oblate video series is LIVE! In this video, we examine the question: Who becomes an oblate? For those in our Institute’s apostolates who have been able to meet and work with our clerical oblates, you might notice they can be men of many talents. Where did they learn what they know and what they can do? With our growing number of oblates in the Institute, you might find that the answer is different for each one! Please watch and listen to the inspiring stories of some of our oblates and how they discerned a life serving Christ our King as you watch Guardian Angels of the Priests: Part Three. Please do not forget to continue to pray for the oblates working hard to spread the reign of our Lord Jesus Christ in all spheres of human life! They are grateful for your prayers and will pray for you in return. If you perhaps feel called to assist them in a more physical manner, you are most welcome to donate to help their formation at the link in bio, or by visiting traditionfortomorrow.com/oblates for more information. May God bless you and reward you for your care of our clerical oblates! Please stay tuned next week as we continue with the next and final installment of this series. Video Credit: Fleur de Lis Films

🚨 Part 2 is LIVE! We sincerely hope you were able to have a wonderful Thanksgiving yesterday with your families, friends, and loved ones! Speaking of families, the members of the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest can be seen as a religious family, like a large tree with different branches. There are the Canons of the Institute, as well as the Sister Adorers and the clerical oblates. How does the oblate branch interconnect with the others? How is it unique? To find out more, we invite you to watch this episode, Guardian Angels of the Priests: Part Two. Please do not forget to continue to pray for the oblates working hard to spread the reign of our Lord Jesus Christ in all spheres of human life! They are grateful for your prayers and will pray for you in return. If you perhaps feel called to assist them in a more physical manner, you are most welcome to donate to help their formation at the link in bio, or by visiting traditionfortomorrow.com/oblates for more information. May God bless you and reward you for your care of our clerical oblates! Please stay tuned next week as we continue with the next installment of this series.

We hope last week’s announcement was able to stir up excitement and interest for Guardian Angels of the Priests. To learn what an oblate of the Institute of Christ the King does, it would perhaps be more important to know first what an oblate is. Is the oblate a man of service? A man of prayer? Even perhaps, a brother? Hoping that you may find some answers, we invite you to watch this first episode, Guardian Angels of the Priests: Part One. Please do not forget to continue to pray for the oblates working hard to spread the reign of our Lord Jesus Christ in all spheres of human life! They are grateful for your prayers and will pray for you in return. If you perhaps feel called to assist them in a more physical manner, you are most welcome to donate to help their formation by visiting traditionfortomorrow.com/oblates for more information. May God bless you and reward you for your care of our clerical oblates! Please stay tuned next week as we continue with the next installment of this series. Video Credit: Fleur de Lis Films

🚨ANNOUNCING OUR NEW VIDEO SERIES: Guardian Angels of the Priests - The Oblate Vocation! Have you met a member of the Institute’s clerical oblates? These young men offer their diverse talents to Christ the King by helping the priestly members of the Institute in their apostolic duties. To help illustrate in a more clear and vivid manner this beautiful vocation to the clerical oblatehood, the Institute is proud to announce an exciting, new four-part video series highlighting, for the first time, the lives of these men. To whet your appetite, we warmly invite you to watch this trailer highlighting some of the content that you will see soon! In your charity, please do not forget to pray for the oblates working hard to spread the reign of our Lord Jesus Christ in all spheres of human life! If you perhaps feel called to assist them in a more physical manner, you are most welcome to donate to help their formation by visiting traditionfortomorrow.com/oblates for more information. May God bless you and reward you for your care of our clerical oblates! Video Credit: Fleur de Lis Films

We’re happy to announce a four-part video series on the oblate vocation: Guardian Angels of the Priests! Click the link to watch the full trailer, and tune in every Friday for the next 4 weeks at the link below to watch the series! traditionfortomorrow.com/oblates #ICKSP

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April 27th, 2024 the Oratory Choir collaborated with the Kingsbury Ensemble for a Glorious Resonances concert. Listeners were treated to the sounds of Carl Freidreich Zelter, Georg Philipp Telemann and Joseph Cassanea de Mondonville. Here are some pictures from that day.

On May 4th and 5th, the Benton Dramatical Club performed productions of Shakespeare’s "Love’s Labor's Lost” on the St. Francis de Sales Oratory Campus.

On April 6th, the Saturday within the Easter Octave, Saint Francis de Sales Oratory's young adult group, Sursum Corda, hosted men and women from the larger St. Louis area and beyond for an evening of live music, cultural dances and pleasant company.

Mass for the Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas

Ash Wednesday 2024

Ash Wednesday! Wednesday, February 14th 3 Masses at St. Francis de Sales Oratory 8:00am 12:15pm 6:30pm

We look forward to seeing you at this convivial gathering in anticipation of Laetare Sunday! sfdsoratory.flocknote.com/signup/152183