"The Life and Ministry of the Catholic Priest"28 May 2026Factual90 mins
Produced over two years by two young students from Switzerland and Germany in collaboration with the General House of the FSSPX, this production of more than four hours is one of the most ambitious cinematic projects ever undertaken by the Fraternity. The third highlights the liturgical life of the Society during Holy Week and the Easter season, while also presenting the work of its priests throughout Europe and the Americas.
Watch the official TRADITIO III: A Work of Charity 2026 trailer in HD below.
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