Caterina Lorenzo-Molo teaches at the University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P). She is published in peer-reviewed journals such as the Journal of Business Ethics (JBE) and the technologist site, HackerNoon. Other interests include Austrian economics, the Late Scholastics, money, bitcoin, Russia, and geopolitics. She discovered Traditional Catholicism in 2020, attending masses at the SSPX with her husband and four children—Isabella, Alessandra, Caterina, and Gianluca. Her patron is St. Catherine of Siena, maintains a devotion to St. Josemaria Escriva (founder of Opus Dei), and prays for Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre to be proclaimed a great saint.
Author: Caterina Lorenzo-Molo, PhD
Russian Errors in Bolshevism, Vatican II and Schism
Above: Coronation celebrations. Entrance of Nicholas II to the Kremlin. May 9, 1896. In this third and last installment, we tackle the real errors of Russia as they led to the deadly Revolution that masked and obscured her and the …
Christian Russia and the Western “Errors of Russia”
Above: St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Kiev. It is providential that Mr. Carter should use the term ‘myopic’ to describe some American Traditionalist views on Russia, as it unintentionally led me to see the greater depth and magnitude of the issue, cutting across …
Caution for the Ukraine Discussion
Above: St. Nicholas Monastery in Mukachevo, Ukraine. Editor’s note: reminder in November to pray for the dead of the Ukraine Crisis. Back in July, OnePeterFive published two articles pertaining to Russia and some mistaken notions we might have of her. …