The Old Roman Apostolate joyfully acknowledges the election of Pope Leo XIV, expressing prayers for his leadership in truth and holiness. They seek doctrinal restoration, liturgical peace, and pastoral reconciliation, emphasizing fidelity to Church traditions. The apostolate pledges devotion towards healing and resacralizing the Church under the new pontiff’s reign.
OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUÉ on the Death of His Holiness Pope Francis
The Old Roman Apostolate officially announces the death of Pope Francis, acknowledging both the solemnity of his passing and the challenges faced during his pontificate, including doctrinal confusion and marginalization of traditional practices. They call for prayers for guidance as the Church seeks a successor who will restore Catholic tradition and teachings.
The Key to the Christian Life: Mastery of the Self
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-bqrh9-1872f18 ✠Jerome OSJV offers a bold and clarifying vision for personal holiness in an age of confusion and collapse. Rooted in the wisdom of Scripture, the perennial moral law, and the lived example of the saints, the conference reclaims the forgotten truth that sanctity is not mysterious or unattainable—it is the fruit of self-mastery. With … Continue reading The Key to the Christian Life: Mastery of the Self
Homily: St John Damascene (2025)
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-w2c5e-1863008 On the feast of St. John Damascene, the Church honors a great defender of the Incarnation who upheld the veneration of sacred images amid persecution. His witness, rooted in love for truth and beauty, echoes the healing Christ who restores the withered and fevered in today’s Lenten Gospels. At the stational church of SS. … Continue reading Homily: St John Damascene (2025)
Desire, Disorder, and the Call to Spiritual Maturity
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-adn65-185d960 ✠Jerome explains how desire, though made for God, became disordered after the Fall. The issue isn’t desire itself, but our will grasping selfishly at wealth, pleasure, or recognition. Spiritual maturity comes through discipline, virtue, and reordering the heart toward God. Saints teach us not to deny desire, but to elevate it. In doing so, … Continue reading Desire, Disorder, and the Call to Spiritual Maturity
APOSTOLATUS VETUS ROMANUS 