The new FSSP apostolate in Guale continues to take root. Fr. Daniel Heenan describes progress on the sacristy and altar, house-to-house invitations, the Feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, and a fuller Sunday congregation. Read the latest report from Ecuador.
The new FSSP apostolate in Guale continues to take root. Fr. Daniel Heenan describes progress on the sacristy and altar, house-to-house invitations, the Feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, and a fuller Sunday congregation. Read the latest report from Ecuador.
The Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter has begun its new apostolate in Guale, Ecuador. Fr. Daniel Heenan, FSSP, describes the first Mass on the Feast of the Assumption, 19 baptisms, the patronal feast of San Jacinto, and the work still ahead. Read the full report from the mission.
The Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter is preparing to open its first house in Ecuador this August. After two years of mission work in Guale, a new FSSP apostolate will be established under Fr. Xavier Proust. Read the full update and learn how you can support this foundation through prayer and gifts.
In Umuaka, Nigeria, your donations fuel a vibrant FSSP parish: schools, farms, sacraments, and charity transforming lives. Discover how Father VanderPutten’s work brings souls to Christ—join Mission Tradition today with a monthly gift
Fr. Angelo Van der Putten, FSSP, has served in our mission in Nigeria since 2013. Despite his busy schedule, he’s always eager to speak with Mission Tradition staff about how your donations are helping him bring more souls closer to Our Lord. In recent years, Nigeria’s 230 million residents have suffered through economic catastrophes, political unrest, and terrorism. In his heartfelt update, Fr. Angelo VanderPutten shares the latest developments from the Mission Tradition compound in Imo State, Nigeria. Despite overwhelming challenges like soaring inflation, political hurdles, and local unrest, the mission remains a beacon of hope and faith.
Join Bosco Ministries’ Catholic Mission Trips for Young Men in Ecuador & Peru
Young Catholic men aged 17-24, embark on a transformative journey with Bosco Ministries’ 2025 mission trips to Quito, Ecuador (July 15-26, $2200) and Piura, Peru (August 7-22, $2800). Partnered with the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter (FSSP), these trips empower you to serve the poor, deepen your faith through daily Traditional Latin Mass, and grow as a man of God. Engage in corporal and spiritual works of mercy, enjoy a silent retreat in stunning natural settings, and fundraise to make it happen. Discover more at boscoministries.org
Join Mission Tradition this Lent 2026 in the “Help Carry the Cross” campaign with FSSP Missions. Support the spiritual and physical needs of communities in Mexico, Colombia, and Nigeria through education, agriculture, infrastructure, and priestly formation. Embrace the Lenten journey of faith and charity, transforming lives and drawing souls closer to Christ.
Amazing updates from The Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter’s (FSSP) mission in Colombia! From student successes to innovative workshops and programs, they’re making a real difference. Learn more about how these young minds are flourishing and being nurtured to impact society positively. We wholeheartedly support #FSSPColombia’s inspiring work. #FSSPColombia #LentenImpact #FaithfulGiving #MissionTradition
Fr. Angelo Van der Putten, FSSP, has served in our mission in Nigeria since 2013. Despite his busy schedule, he’s always eager to speak with Mission Tradition staff about how your donations are helping him bring more souls closer to Our Lord. In recent years, Nigeria’s 230 million residents have suffered through economic catastrophes, political unrest, and terrorism. In his heartfelt update, Fr. Angelo VanderPutten shares the latest developments from the Mission Tradition compound in Imo State, Nigeria. Despite overwhelming challenges like soaring inflation, political hurdles, and local unrest, the mission remains a beacon of hope and faith.