FSSP 14K Gold Plated Cufflinks

These 14K gold-plated cufflinks with enamel inlay bear the crest of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter (FSSP), a society of apostolic life founded at Hauterive Abbey in Switzerland on July 18, 1988, and erected by the Holy See that October under Pope St. John Paul II, to preserve and celebrate the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite (Traditional Latin Mass). This emblem signifies fidelity to the Church's liturgical heritage, priestly formation in sanctity, and service to Peter's successor, fostering deeper participation in the mysteries of the faith as a bridge between Calvary and the altar.

Why These Cufflinks

For the Catholic man engaged in his vocational duties—whether in professional service, family leadership, or communal involvement—these cufflinks provide a subtle nod to the FSSP's mission, recalling the timeless grace of the traditional liturgy in everyday settings. They prompt reverence for the Mass, commitment to doctrinal orthodoxy, and support for priestly vocations, encouraging active lay participation in the Church's worship and evangelization efforts.

These officially sanctioned cufflinks feature the society's crest; all profits from this product go directly to the FSSP.

Specifications

• 14K gold plated with enamel inlay
• Shield approx. 16mm x 20mm
• Heirloom quality