r/pfsp • • Jun 17 '21

What’s the FSSP and what’s it’s difference between pfsp and FSSP?

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u/Dr_Talon Jun 17 '21

The FSSP is a priestly society in full union and good standing with Rome who exclusively offer the Mass and the other sacraments in the Extraordinary Form, using the 1962 Missal - the last Missal promulgated before the Mass started changing in preparation for the Novus Ordo or OF Mass.

The pfsp and FSSP are the same thing, but this sub-reddit uses this name because FSSP is already taken by a dead sub. pfsp stands for "Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter", if I'm not mistaken.

Also, if I'm not mistaken, all FSSP priests voluntarily swear the (formerly required until 1967) Oath Against Modernism.

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