The Priestly Fraternity of St Peter has recently updated their statistics: as of October 2009, the FSSP now has has 359 members, including 129 seminarians.
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Fratres laici in hac Fraternitate nondum (?) inveniuntur.
Anonymous: Can you say that again in English please?
Mark,
Do you have any idea how many priests the Friars of the Immaculate have?
I couldn't find the statistics, but I think I've read that they might have more priests than the Fraternity, making them, outside the SSPX, the largest traditional order.
Jon,
I don't really know. I don't think they have more Priests than the FSSP but I could be wrong.
If they are of Pontifical Right, though, then you ought to be able to get statistics from somewhere in the Vatican...
"Fratres laici in hac Fraternitate nondum inveniuntur". Do they not have any lay brothers in this Fraternity?
Responsio negativa sed non auctoris!
As of Jan 01, 2008, the Franciscans of the Immaculate had 305 Friars and 120 Postulants.
Note that this stat is nearly 2 years old, and they no doubt have many more now.
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