Why Guéranger Matters
We need from time to time to take refuge in outposts of reality.
Should Rome Pursue Ecumenism with the SSPX?
In the modern church we are to treat schismatics as brothers.
The Restoration of the Monarchy in England and France
The only post-Reformation Catholic King of England.
What I Saw at the Counter-Revolution: Traditionalism at Sixty
Cruelly shut down if they dared to question the dictates of Oz.
Two Murdered Kings in January
I pardon with all my heart those who made themselves my enemies, without my having given them any cause.
New York: Land of St. Nicholas
The good St. Nicholas came riding over the tops of the trees.
The Reality of Christmas Magic
So hallow'd and so gracious
Thanksgiving and the New England Inheritance
The year decays, November’s blastThrough leafless boughs pipes shrill and drear;With warmer love the home clasps fastThe hands, the hearts, the friends most dear. On many seas men sail the fleetOf hopes as fruitless as the foam;They roam the world with restless feet,But find no sweeter spot than home. To-day with quickened hearts they hearOld…
Now We Are Sixty-Five
A long, long time agoI can still remember how that music used to make me smileAnd I knew if I had my chanceThat I could make those people danceAnd maybe they’d be happy for a while—Don McLean, “American Pie.” This last November 8, I passed a milestone – I turned 65 years of age. There…
King Charles at the Vatican: Sell Out or Salvific?
Consciously or not, the new King was following in the symbolic trail of his Medieval predecessors in ways forgotten to-day by Catholics and Anglicans alike.
