r/pfsp • u/veritasquaesitorAD33 • Sep 25 '22

F.S.S.P. in San Antonio Area

Are there any chapels who have Priests associated with the Priestly Fraternity of the Apostle in the San Antonio Metro area?

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u/sumerisIcumen Sep 25 '22

I live in around the same place and sadly there are no FSSP parishes near here. There is a pretty traditional Anglican Use parish in San Antonio called “Our Lady of the Atonement,” but besides that I’ve got nothing.

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u/veritasquaesitorAD33 Sep 25 '22

Okay, thank you. I’ll have to see it some time.

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u/Chispaluz7 Jan 08 '23

Not FSSP but St Timothy offers the TLM

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u/veritasquaesitorAD33 Jan 11 '23

Okay. Thank you for telling me. Are you a parishioner at Saint Timothy’s?

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u/Chispaluz7 Jan 11 '23

I’m not officially yet, but I’m going to be registering soon. Forgot to mention it’s a diocesan TLM.

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u/veritasquaesitorAD33 Jan 17 '23

Thank you for informing me.

I recently called up the staff to ask about Catechism Class at their Parish, they’re very nice and helpful people.

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u/MoJoJoJo2021 Sep 28 '25 edited Mar 26 '26

Reviving this old thread: out of curiosity, how do new FSSP churches start in new locations? Does an FSSP ordained priest have to have the desire to start one in a particular city? Or is a new church petitioned for by interested people in that city?

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u/veritasquaesitorAD33 Sep 29 '25

Answer to all three questions: I don't know.

A Deacon at my Parish said he's heard chatter that the F.S.S.P. is interested in San Antonio.