Octave of Christian Unity: the End of the Anglican Schism
We pray for the reconciliation of Anglicans with the Holy See.
Octave of Christian Unity: the End of the Anglican Schism
We pray for the reconciliation of Anglicans with the Holy See.
Colligite Fragmenta – 2nd Sunday after Epiphany
Holy Church, knowing that we need more than one day to reflect manifestations of Christ’s divine nature, teased three miraculous events out into a chain of related holy days. This was not wholly obliterated in the post-Conciliar calendar, but it is greatly obscured by the juggling of Epiphany onto this or that Sunday, the ending…
Octave of Christian Unity: the End of the Greek Schisms
We pray for the return of separated Eastern Christians to communion with the Holy See.
The Collegium’s Position on Tradition
The Collegium is dedicated to serving students and families whose faith has been nourished by the TLM.
Octave of Christian Unity: Union of All Christians with the Catholic Church
Today is Day 1 of the Octave of Christian Unity.
Coming to terms with Vatican II
A second answer would be: “It is a sort of divine punishment.”
A Musician who Inspired Mozart
His name evokes Milan and its music in all its nuances.
Can the “Theology of the Body” Be Reconciled with the Traditional “Ends of Marriage”?
His formulations are not always very clearly articulated, but at the end of the day, he is a Thomist on the disputed questions.
Chapter 9: Ubi Caritas
Editor’s note: we continue our weekly serialisation of Dr. Edward Schaefer’s new book A Simple Man’s Case for Tradition. This book is an excellent introduction to Traditionalism and provides an easy way for Trads to introduce the movement to fellow Catholics who are seeking deeper answers to today’s questions. Proceeds from the book sale also…
Colligite Fragmenta – Holy Family Sunday
On 6 January Epiphany, the Magi – at the octave, 13 January, the Lord’s Baptism – on the 2nd Sunday after Epiphany, the Wedding at Cana which in John 1 and 2 is the “octave” of the Baptism.
VI Day within the Octave of the Epiphany
Archelaus was born in a palace, Christ at an inn.
