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Priestly Society of Saint Pius X · Cape Town
Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament upholds Catholic tradition and prevails in her call of souls to their everlasting home. All are welcome.
Mass & Sacraments
All Masses are offered according to the 1962 Roman Missal. Confessions are heard before Sunday Mass, and by appointment with the priest.
First Fridays & First Saturdays: Rosary and Benediction 30 minutes before the usual Mass time.
Watch recorded Masses on YouTubePlan your visit
Once housed in the old local post office, our chapel now stands on the centre square overlooking the park. Whether you are returning to the faith or discovering the ancient liturgy for the first time, you will be warmly received.

The chapel keeps a prayerful silence before Mass. Confessions are heard from 8:00 on Sundays.
The Mass is offered in Latin. Booklets at the entrance help you follow along, and hand missals can be bought from our repository.
Modest Sunday dress is customary. Chapel veils are available for ladies who wish to wear one.
Introduce yourself to the priest after Mass. We would be glad to meet you.
Irrequietum est cor nostrum donec requiescat in Te, Domine.
Our heart, O Lord, is restless, until it finds rest in Thee.
Listen & Watch
Missed Sunday, or want to hear a sermon again? Recorded Masses from our chapel and the Society's official podcast are always available.
The newest recording plays first. Open the playlist to browse earlier Masses and sermons.
Open the full archiveThe official English-language podcast of the Society, updated weekly.
Listen on Apple PodcastsParish life
Feast days, fêtes, shared meals and Christmas preparations. Life at Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament extends well beyond Sunday morning.




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Catholic education
Our Catholic homeschooling curriculum weaves the faith into every subject. Small class sizes give each child individual attention, and a close-knit community binds students, teachers and families together.
Registrations for the new year open soon.
News & Reading

Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre's plain-spoken defence of the faith, introduced with the preface to the English edition.
Read the article: An Open Letter to Confused CatholicsMass changes, feast days and announcements, sent by email. No more than a few messages a month.
Join the mailing listOur chapel, its priests and its school are sustained entirely by the generosity of the faithful. Every gift helps keep the Traditional Mass alive in Cape Town.
Get in touch
For baptisms, weddings, confessions by appointment, sick calls or any question about the faith, send us a message and the priest will reply.