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Diebus Saltem Dominicis: 5th Sunday after Easter – The Eyes Have It

Fr. John Zuhlsdorf May 4, 2024

We move liturgically ever closer to the Ascension of the Lord, when the High Priest, the Risen Savior, entered the heavenly temple where He continuously renews His once for all time Sacrifice to the Father. On this 5th Sunday after Easter we again have a Gospel reading from the Last Supper discourse during which Our…

Fr. John Zuhlsdorf May 4, 2024

OnePeterFive May 3, 2024

Editor’s note: this statement was first published by our friends at Rorate. See this statement in a PDF here. May 2, 2024St. Athanasius of Alexandria Since 2013, the words and actions of Pope Francis have caused an unprecedented crisis in the Catholic Church, and have done great harm to the Church and the whole world.…

Don Samuele Cecotti May 3, 2024

The Communist system could not be reformed, and the Liberal neo-totalitarian system cannot be reformed.

T. S. Flanders May 2, 2024

It's time to submit your articles for the month of the Eucharistic Heart of Jesus.

Mary Beth Bowen May 1, 2024

Was Richard III a usurper and a tyrant or a true and just king?

T. S. Flanders April 29, 2024

Latin, Bible, and CREDO Catechism classes offered next year for homeschoolers.

Nicholas Rao April 29, 2024

The orthodox spirit cowers under the looming Kantian sense of "dignity."

Fr. John Zuhlsdorf April 27, 2024

We now move into the next phase of the seven-week Easter Season. The first stage looked back to the Resurrection and reflect upon the sacraments of Baptism and Eucharist. In this stage, which began last Sunday, we look forward to the Lord’s Ascension, the Spirit’s Descent and we consider the Sacrament of Confirmation. Like last…

OnePeterFive April 26, 2024

Habemus Papam contains all of this, embodied in Pope Pius XIV.

Peter Kwasniewski, PhD April 25, 2024

One of the topics most hotly disputed at the synods on marriage and the family, back in those halcyon years of 2014 and 2015, was the possibility of admitting to Holy Communion Catholics who are living in what are euphemistically called “irregular marital situations” — that is, objectively adulterous unions. This dispute took its place…