Sodalitium magazine

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77 – July 2026
  • Editorial [Page 2]
  • Communique by the Mater Boni Consilii Institute: Imprudent Announcements [Page 4]
  • The “Profession of Faith” that the SSPX sent to Prevost and the Cardinals on the 24th of June is the profession of faith of the Society, and not of Tradition [Page 6]
  • The way we sit [Page 11]
  • Notices [Page 38]
76 – September 2025
  • Editorial [Page 2]
  • Press release from the “Istituto Mater Boni Consilii” [Page 5]
  • “By what title?” [Page 6]
  • The disciple whom Jesus loved: Saint John the Apostole [Page 28]
  • L’Osservatore Romano [Page 43]
  • Bethlehem, the (ex) Christian stronghold of Palestine [Page 62]
  • A Livornese in Nantes [Page 68]
  • La Voix de Rome (a response to La Voix des Francs) [Page 73]
  • The Antichrist [Page 80]
  • Book Reviews
    • A biography of Cardinal Merry del Val [Page 83]
    • Two (serious) books on evolutionism theory [Page 85]
    • The Reverend…Sandokan [Page 87]
  • Istitute Life [Page 90]
75 – April 2024
  • Editorial [Page 2]
  • Is Saint Paul the Apostle the Inventor of Christianity? [Page 6]
  • L’OSSERVATORE ROMANO [Page 34]
  • “Sodalitium”….Theatinum! [Page 58]
  • Interview on the situation of Christians in the Holy Land [Page 73]
  • BOOK REVIEWS
    • Cristina Campo: Let’s clarify things on the centenary of her birth [Page 78]
    • Radio Spada and the Society are not “tranquil” [Page 83]
    • Again about history of “Traditionalism”: Louis Salleron and Jean Madiran [Page 86]
    • “Great author, poor publisher” [Page 88]
  • Istitute Life [Page 91]
74 – June 2023

Special edition in defense of Monsignor Umberto Benigni

  • Introduction [Page 5]
  • Part One: Saint Pius X and the Integral Catholics [Page 14]
  • Part Two: Integral Catholics, Benedict XV, Pius XI, and their Secretary of State, Cardinal Gasparri [Page 37]
  • Part Three: The Pivoting of Benedict XV (1914-1922) [Page 38]
  • Part Four: Under Pius XI (1922-1939) [Page 76]
  • Part Five: Msgr. Benigni, the Risorgimento, Fascism (and antisemitism?) [Page 94]
  • Part Six: Msgr. Benigni and the Company of Jesus [Page 129]
  • Conclusion: The “new course” according to Msgr. Benigni [Page 169]
73 – December 2022
  • Editorial [Page 2]
  • A Saint he cannot be… [Page 4]
  • Pope Adrian VI 500th Anniversary 1522-2022 [Page 53]
  • Friars of the Institute [Page 56]
  • “With you, I offer myself as well” [Page 60]
  • Reviews:
    • Saint Giuseppe Benedetto Cottolengo [Page 72]
    • “L’Histoire des Traditionalistes” by Yves Chiron [Page 76]
    • A due clarification [Page 81]
    • Italian… Carlists [Page 82]
    • Regem venturum Dominum [Page 83]
  • Istituto Life [Page 83]
72 – December 2021
  • Editorial [Page 3]
  • Stabat Mater. The presence of Mary at the foot of the Cross of Jesus [Page 7]
  • Statement of the Istituto Mater Boni Consilii on the “Motu Proprio” Traditionis Custodes [Page 18]
  • Marxists, Esoterists and Freemasons against the “New World Order”? [Page 21]
  • Book Reviews:
    • The Communist Jesuit [Page 31]
    • The painful wound of the “Ralliement” by Catholics to the French Republic… [Page 34]
    • “The Papal Zouaves and their enemies” [Page 40]
    • Holy Abandonment [Page 45]
    • Completely invalid and absolutely null [Page 46]
    • The disgrace continues [Page 48]
    • Received by the Editors [Page 49]
    • Every promise is a debt: the response to the attacks against Mons. Benigni [Page 49]
    • The debate over vaccines [Page 50]
  • A recollection of Father Anthony Cekada [Page 56]
  • Istituto Life [Page 60]
  • The Abuse of Divine Mercy [Page 74]
70-71 – September 2020
  • Editorial [Page 3]
  • The Resurrection of Jesus between Faith and reason [Page 7]
  • The Bull “Cum ex apostolatus officio” of Pope Paul IV. Historical Notes [Page 22]
  • Problems of documentation in some anti-Masonic books [Page 30]
  • J.M. Bergoglio and sexual education [Page 35]
  • I can’t believe it…but it’s true (Act III) [Page 40]
  • CONTROVERSIES
    • Knights without horses [Page 47]
    • Reactions to the book “The Shame of Tradition” in the (little) “traditionalist” world [Page 59]
    • Gianni Collu is dead (and so is Gianni Rocca) [Page 90]
    • Retraction [Page 92]
  • BOOK REVIEWS
    • Jesuits and “purity of blood” statutes [Page 96]
    • A protagonist of Italian traditionalism [Page 99]
    • Ezra Pound again [Page 100]
    • The Jewish question [Page 100]
    • Fascism and Catholicism [Page 102]
    • The genealogy of Sossa family and the martyrdom of Blessed Lorenzino [Page 105]
    • Blessed Mary of the Angels [Page 108]
    • Antonio Barluzzi. Architect in the Holy Land [Page 112]
    • Social History of the Church [Page 115]
    • Work of Human Hands [Page 118]
    • Catholic Catechesis on Matrimony [Page 120]
  • Istitute Life [Page 122]
  • Thomistic explanation of the current authority in the Church [Page 140]
  • Alerts [Page 142]
69 – July 2018
  • Editorial [Page 2]
  • The Wedding Feast at Cana, the first miracle performed by Jesus, the mediaton of Mary [Page 4]
  • General Hermann Kanzler [Page 20]
  • Book reviews
    • The Shame of Tradition [Page 28]
    • “Baron Corvo. The sentimental voyage of Frederick Rolfe” [Page 29]
    • Radio Spada: Where it came from and where it is going [Page 51]
    • “Social History of the Church” by Mons. Umberto Benigni: Volume 3 [Page 54]
    • An astrologer for Radio Spada [Page 56]
  • I don’t believe it, but it’s true! (Act II) [Page 60]
  • A gnostic in Reggio Emilia (the afterlife according to Maurizio Blondet) [Page 65]
  • The apostolate of Father Arnold Trauner [Page 66]
  • Institute Life [Page 68]
68 – June 2017
  • Editorial [Page 2]
  • Mary, the Antithesis of Satan [Page 4]
  • “The Second breach of the Porta Pia”: the monument to Giordano Bruno [Page 22]
  • A Gospel passage among the most difficult to understand: the parable of the unjust steward [Page 30]
  • I don’t believe it…but it’s true! [Page 35]
  • “If Luther returned to earth, he would find Bergoglio had gone too far” [Page 38]
  • The apostasy of nations: “civil unions” [Page 42]
  • Father Ennio Innocenti: Pioneer of ecumenism in Rome [Page 44]
  • Father Innocenti and freemason “dear friends” [Page 47]
  • SODALITIUM PRESS RELEASES
    • Martyrdom or punishment? [Page 48]
    • Bergoglio and married priests [Page 49]
    • “The end of a misunderstanding”: Bishop Fellay confirms [Page 50]
    • Managing the opposition [Page 52]
    • An astrologer for Radio Spada [Page 56]
  • “Storia Sociale della Chiesa” by Monsignor Umberto Benigni [Page 53]
  • Institute Life [Page 56]
67 – December 2015
66 – April 2013
  • Editorial [Page 2]
  • Assisi 2011: Joseph Ratzinger and Agnosticism [Page 5]
  • Genealogies [Page 21]
  • Piedmontese Catholic opposition to the “Italian Risorgimento” [Page 27]
  • A house built on sand… [Page 35]
  • Joseph Ratzinger’s resignation [Page 36]
  • About the election of Jorge M. Bergoglio [Page 38]
  • Book Reviews
    • Martyr Mexico [Page 39]
    • The true story of Blessed Simonino of Trent, Innocent and Martyr, and of his cult [Page 42]
    • At the school of Jesus [Page 45]
    • The pedagogues [Page 45]
  • An odd couple [Page 48]
  • Istitute Life [Page 49]
56 – September 2003 (partial translation)
  • Editorial [Page 2]
  • CONTROVERSIES
36 – December 1993-January 1994 (partial translation)
  • Editorial [Page 2]
  • “Heresy at the Summit of the Church” (M. Firpo)… [Page 7]