FIUV International Federation Una Voce: Our magazine: Gregorius Magnus

The FIUV periodical, now published twice a year, is dedicated to St Gregory the Great (Pope Gregory I), who died in 604 AD.

His association with both Gregorian Chant (which takes its name from him), and what is sometimes called the Gregorian Rite of Mass (the Traditional Latin Mass, Vetus Ordo, Extraordinary Form) makes him an appropriate patron.

The Editor is the Secretary of the FIUV, who can be contacted at:

secretary@fiuv.org

Please email him if you would like to contribute something to the magazine.

Get the link by email for each issue: click here.

Gregorius Magnus is free and (mostly) online-only. Many past issues can be seen here as PDFs:

Gregorius Magnus 10, Winter 2020

Gregorius Magnus 9, Summer 2020

Gregorius Magnus 8, Winter 2019

Gregorius Magnus 7, Summer 2019

Gregorius Magnus 6, Winter 2018

Gregorius Magnus 5, Summer 2018

Gregorius Magnus 4, Spring 2018

View the most recent issues free on ISSUU: download the app to your mobile device and search for 'Gregorius Magnus' to read on the go.

Advertising Rates for Gregorius Magnus

Full page (A4, 210 x 297mm): £40 or US$40

Half page (A5, 148 x 210mm): £20 or US$20

Quarter page (A6, 105 x 148): £10 or US$10

Please note: Gregorius Magnus is usually viewed electronically, but some copies are printed. Printed copies will have a 5mm unprintable outer edge. If advertisers send us two versions of their copy, for printed and electronic versions, we will use them accordingly.

Copy deadlines: 15^th February for the March edition; 15^th September for the October edition.

Email secretary@fiuv.com

Our abiding mission...

“It is vitally important that these new priests and religious, these new young people with ardent hearts, should find -- if only in a corner of the rambling mansion of the Church -- the treasure of a truly sacred liturgy still glowing softly in the night. And it is our task – since we have been given the grace to appreciate the value of this heritage -- to preserve it from spoliation, from becoming buried out of sight, despised and therefore lost forever. It is our duty to keep it alive: by our own loving attachment, by our support for the priests who make it shine in our churches, by our apostolate at all levels of persuasion...”

--- Dr Erich Vermehren de Saventhem, founding President of the International Una Voce Federation, New York 1970

Prophetic words of the Founder...

“A renaissance will come: asceticism and adoration as the mainspring of direct total dedication to Christ will return. Confraternities of priests, vowed to celibacy and to an intense life of prayer and meditation will be formed. Religious will regroup themselves into houses of 'strict observance'. A new form of 'Liturgical Movement' will come into being, led by young priests and attracting mainly young people, in protest against the flat, prosaic, philistine or delirious liturgies which will soon overgrow and finally smother even the recently revised rites..."

--- Dr Erich Vermehren de Saventhem, founding President of the International Una Voce Federation, New York 1970

Dr Borghild Krane, co-founder of the International Una Voce Federation

In 1964, Dr Borghild Krane, an eminent psychologist in Norway, sent out an appeal to concerned Catholics to group together in defence of the Church's liturgical heritage. As a result of that appeal a number of national associations came into being in 1964-65. The first interim President of the nascent and inchoate Federation was His Serene Highness Duke Filippo Caffarelli. Delegates from six European associations met in Rome early in 1965 and the International Federation was formally erected in Zurich on 8 January 1967. Delegates from 20 associations approved the draft statutes and elected the first Council and a new President, Dr Erich Vermehren de Saventhem.

Our magazine: Gregorius Magnus

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