
CMRI Fatima Conference
2026 Fatima Conference Recordings
Watch the ten lectures, the keynote address, the Day of Recollection and the Pontifical Holy Latin Mass from the CMRI's 2026 Fatima Conference.
A Traditional Roman Catholic Chapel
4421 Carroll Lane, Corpus Christi, TX 78411, USA
phone: 361-857-6279 (MARY)
Updated 11.06.2026, Saint Leonard, Confessor, pray for us +
Deo gratias...+ Gloria in Excelcis Deo...+ All thanks, praise, and glory be to Our Divine Lord and Savior Jesus Christ the King of Kings, His Most Holy Name, His Most Sacred Wounds, His Most Precious Blood, His Most Holy Face, and His Most Sacred Heart reigning through the Immaculate Heart of Mary Our Queen Mother and Saint Joseph's Sacred Heart, and the daily Rosary...+ Thank you so much for your daily Rosary and prayers...+
Due to some health issues of several SST (Sociedad Sacerdotal Trento) priests, which Bishop Martin Davila, SST informed us of on October 20, 2026, he confirmed the next day that he gives his blessing to us to find other Catholic priests. Therefore, providentially, we are most grateful to His Excellency Bishop Mark Anthony Pivarunas, CMRI, as on October 22nd, he graciously agreed to help us with Catholic priests. To learn more about Bishop Pivarunas, please listen to an interesting interview in 2023, when he sat down with Kevin Davis on the Catholic Family Podcast and gave an in-depth look at his journey from being a young Catholic in Chicago to running the largest Traditional Catholic congregation in the world. Please click the link below to listen to Bishop Pivarunas tell his story:
His Excellency, Bishop Mark Pivarunas (CMRI) tells his story,
Saturday, November 7, 2026
6:00 PM
First Saturday, Blessed Virgin Mary (St. Willibrord, BC)
Rev. Father Martin Sentman, CMRI
Sunday, November 8, 2026
8:00 AM
24th Sunday after Pentecost (Four Holy Crowned Martyrs)
Rev. Father Martin Sentman, CMRI
After the Holy Latin Mass: Adoration and Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
Saturday, November 14, 2026
8:00 AM
Blessed Virgin Mary (St. Josaphat, BC)
Rev. Father Adam Joseph Craig, CMRI
Sunday, November 15, 2026
8:00 AM
25th Sunday after Pentecost (St. Albert the Great, BC)
Rev. Father Adam Joseph Craig, CMRI
After the Holy Latin Mass: Adoration and Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
On Sundays, after the Holy Latin Mass in Corpus Christi, Father travels to the new mission Our Lady of Mount Carmel Chapel (Nuestra Señora del Monte Carmelo Chapel) in San Antonio at the Candlewood Suites Airport to offer the Holy Latin Mass at 1 PM with Confessions at 12:30 PM. To confirm future dates and times, visit: www.facebook.com/NSDMCC or email: NSDMCC@proton.me

CMRI Fatima Conference
Watch the ten lectures, the keynote address, the Day of Recollection and the Pontifical Holy Latin Mass from the CMRI's 2026 Fatima Conference.
Play video: First Sermon (after ordination April 28, 2025): Fr. Martin Sentman, CMRI
Sermon
Recorded by the Catholic Family Podcast.
Sermon
St. Alphonsus Maria de Liguori
Sermon for the 24th Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon
St. Alphonsus Maria de Liguori
Sermon for the 16th Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon
St. John Marie Vianney
Family life in a disturbed and wavering condition; Example of the Holy Family; Threefold mission of the family
If you're new to the Chapel, welcome! Please read the Dress Code. When coming from no church, or a different church, one should speak to the Catholic Priest and learn and make with the Priest's direction and assistance: the Tridentine Profession of Faith after studying the Baltimore Catechism.
"One day through the Rosary and Scapular, I will save the world." + Blessed Virgin Mary to Saint Dominic
"Pray the Rosary daily... God wishes to establish in the world devotion to my Immaculate Heart. If people do what I tell you, many souls will be saved and there will be peace." Our Lady of the Rosary to the three shepherd children (Lucia, Jacinta, and Francisco) during the apparitions in Fatima, Portugal in 1917
"There has been no other name given under heaven, except the name of Jesus, by which we can be saved. God has laid no other foundation of our salvation, of our perfection, and of our glory, except Jesus Christ. [...] If, then, we establish the solid devotion to our Blessed Lady, it is only to establish more perfectly the devotion to Jesus Christ, and to put forward an easy and secure means for finding Jesus Christ" Treatise on True Devotion to the Blessed Virgin, De Montfort, 1863, p. 38
Play video: The Importance of the Daily Rosary for Our Times
The Holy Rosary
Why the Battle of Lepanto is important for our times: Our Lady of Victory and the Battle of Lepanto
October 7th, Feast of the Most Holy Rosary of the Blessed Ever-Virgin Mary (Our Lady of Victory at Lepanto, 1571)
Play video: The Secret of the Rosary (Full Audiobook)
The Holy Rosary
By St. Louis Marie de Montfort
Play video: Prophecy and Message from Our Lady of La Salette
Our Lady
Play video: True Devotion to Mary
Our Lady
By St. Louis Marie de Montfort
Play video: History of the Brown Scapular of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Our Lady
“Those who die wearing this scapular shall not suffer eternal fire!” (Our Lady to St. Simon Stock)
“Wear it devoutly and perseveringly; It is my garment. To be clothed in it means you are continually thinking of me, and I, in turn, am always thinking of you and helping you to secure eternal salvation.”
Play video: The 8 Promises of Jesus to Devotees of His Most Holy Face
The Holy Face
An Aspiration to the Eternal Father to be Frequently Recited during the Day
Eternal Father, we offer Thee the Holy Face of Jesus, covered with blood, sweat, dust and spittle in reparation for the crimes of communists, blasphemers, and for the profaners of the Holy Name and of the Holy Day. Amen.
Source: Scanlan, (2012). The Golden Arrow. TAN Books.

Modesty and Purity
Our Blessed Ever-Virgin Queen Mother, The IMMACULATE CONCEPTION, Santa Maria Bambina, pray for us…
“I believe in the virtue of modesty as the guardian of chastity. I pledge myself to live and fight for the ideals of the virtue of purity and the observance of modesty. In particular, I pledge myself to live and fight for more decency in the printed and spoken word, and for a Mary-like modesty in dress and action. I promise also to set an example for my family and my associates, and to let others know where I stand in such matters, in the hope of leading them to greater purity of life. I hope to maintain these ideals by cultivating a strong personal devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and to the Immaculate Heart of Mary.”
Amen +
Source: Archdiocese of Milwaukee, Decency and Modesty pastoral (PDF)
For a true Pope and Catholic Unity, please read the following "Open Letter from the Laity to their Bishops and Clergy".