Tradition-Centered Formation

Provides Catholic prayer materials to individuals in need, including seminarians, retired clergy, religious orders, prisoners, active-duty military, women in distress, and hospital patients.

Hosts large-scale gatherings of thousands of Catholics centered on prayer, faith, and beauty, with events broadcast live to millions through EWTN and Catholic TV.

Arranges public displays of the relics of Saint Thérèse and Saints Louis and Zélie Martin to promote the sanctity of family and married life.

Offers free one-year subscriptions to the Magnificat prayer resource for couples married in the Catholic Church.

Hosts public lectures featuring prominent speakers at venues such as New York University, exploring connections between Catholic doctrine and social, economic, and political issues.

Establishes and operates religious schools to teach children, youths, and adults the tenets and values of Wuxian Huaguangdadi.

Preaches and advances the religious teachings, doctrines, and observances of Wuxian Huaguangdadi through regular religious services and spiritual instruction.

Shares the message of the Gospel and the Blessed Mother globally in accordance with Roman Catholic teachings through religious programming.

Funds institutions conducting ongoing research into the medical and social aspects of leprosy.

Produces and distributes publications and educational materials to inform members about the society's work.

Operates the Ave Maria Chapel and administrative offices in Westbury, New York, as a center for religious practice and organizational activities. Offers online video tours of the chapel and grounds to the public.

Produces and distributes copyrighted audio, video, and DVD recordings of the Traditional Latin Mass, including Low Mass, High Mass with Benediction, and special commemorations such as the 50th Anniversary of the Ordination of Fr. De Pauw. Also produces and archives audio sermons, including those by Father De Pauw, and plans to publish additional written sermons online.

Conducts weekly radio broadcasts of the Traditional Latin Roman Catholic Mass from Westbury, New York, initially on a suburban New York City station and later expanded nationally and internationally via short-wave radio (WWCR-Nashville), reaching an estimated 125 countries. Also maintains website-based broadcasts for individuals unable to attend in person.

Sponsors vigils, rosary rallies, devotions, informational presentations, and spiritual days of recollection to disseminate the message of the apparitions of Our Lady at Fatima.

Disseminates the message of the 1917 apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Fatima, Portugal, and advocates for adherence to the traditional teachings and practices of the Roman Catholic Church through educational and devotional outreach.

Works to maintain the Traditional Latin Mass, as codified in the Missale Romanum of Pope John XXIII, in both practice and law as a recognized form of Eucharistic celebration. Encourages the establishment of non-territorial parishes and chaplancies that use only the 1962 liturgical books where beneficial to the faithful.

Offers Low Mass on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, a Missa Cantata with Gregorian Chant on Wednesday evenings, recites the Rosary before each Mass, and provides confessions 30 minutes prior to each Mass. Maintains and publishes detailed schedules of Traditional Latin Mass times, locations, devotions, and feast days for the Western New York region.

Promotes and supports the celebration of the Usus Antiquior (Tridentine Mass) within the Roman Catholic Church in union with the Holy See and bishops, including safeguarding its liturgical, musical, and linguistic traditions. This includes maintaining the use of Latin, Gregorian chant, and sacred polyphony in the ancient liturgy.