This is not an officially approved or erected association under Church authority. It is an informal, lay-led initiative, which is fully permitted under Canon 215 and Canon 299 §1 of the Code of Canon Law. These canons affirm the right of the faithful to form associations for purposes of charity and piety. Our aim is to grow in sanctity and chastity through united prayer, in fidelity to the teachings of the Church—without officially representing the Church.

Register as a member using either a pseudonym or your real name, and providing an email address so that we can keep in touch with you. If anonymity is a concern, we accept burner emails. Once registered, preferably on a Marian feast day, begin saying your daily prayers and holding fast to the requirements in pursuit of chastity.

Occasional lapses in prayer do not affect one’s enrollment, provided there is general fidelity. However, if one ceases the prayers entirely, they are no longer members of the association and are asked to notify us to be removed from the membership list.

We believe in the fullness of the Catholic faith, united in faith and obedience to the Roman Church. We profess the one, holy, catholic, and apostolic faith; accept the authentic teachings of the Second Vatican Council; and adhere faithfully to the post-conciliar Magisterium. With filial loyalty, we submit to the teaching authority of Pope Leo XIV, striving always to live in communion with the Church, in Illo Uno unum.

Our Lady of Sorrows is the Mediatrix of All Graces—mediating even the grace of chastity. For centuries, this title has been associated with deliverance from impurity, healing from addiction, and strength in spiritual warfare. The Sorrowful Heart is a way of contemplating her most pure heart under the aspect of her sufferings, yet it always contains within it the fullness of her Immaculate Heart, which Our Lady promised would triumph in the end. Her Sorrowful Heart, pierced by seven swords, is a powerful source of intercession for those striving to overcome the flesh and follow Christ with undivided hearts.

The Holy Face of Jesus, as testified by the Saints, is a tremendous source of graces for Catholics. Graces shine forth from the face of Jesus as rays of light from the sun. He is eager to furnish you with the graces needed for Catholic spirituality. We may also look to the Holy Face as a reflection of our own pain and struggle against sin, to unite our sufferings with His.

St. Michael the Archangel, Prince of the Heavenly Hosts, is our protector and guardian in the daily battle against temptation. As the leader of the angelic army, he defends us against the assaults of the enemy, especially those against purity. Alongside Our Lady, the Virgin of Virgins, St. Michael stands as a shining exemplar of angelic purity and godlike strength.

Yes. Membership in this association does not conflict with participation in other prayer groups or apostolates. You are welcome to join and offer these devotions alongside your existing commitments.

Membership is open to all males. Women are welcome to participate in the prayers and devotions, offering them in charity for the intentions of the Fraternity, but they are not admitted as members. Young men under 18 are REQUIRED to obtain parental permission and a digital signature for membership.

No. It is completely free. Though, we welcome charitable contributions to our fraternity which go toward providing for the members.

Other than the Morning Offering, which should be prayed at the start of the day, there is no required time for the other prayers. While it is encouraged to pray in the morning and evening, members are free to decide when to pray according to their judgment and daily circumstances.

You may honorably rescind your membership at any time by contacting us to request removal from the list. However, membership effectively ends when one ceases the devotions altogether.