Fr. John Hunwick and the Cultus of King Charles the Martyr
There is a chapel at St. Agatha’s to King Charles the Martyr.
Saving Saint Brigid
Three Saints one grave do fill: Patrick, Brigid, and Columbkill.
Against Pettiness
"Above all he was always tender, respectful and courteous to women."
Blessed Karl, Clericalism and Lay Church Governance
As Emperor-King he appointed the Cardinals, Archbishops, and Bishops, subject to Papal approval.
The Noble Office of the American Presidency
Is the president a politician who must place the good of his party over the good of the nation?
The Uses (and Abuses) of Schmaltz
Traditionalist Schmaltz, however, has nothing like the strength it had in my youth.
Home for the Holy Days
Two of the devil’s greatest pleasures are to plunge us into hatred and despair – his own two major emotions.
Scotland: The Land of the Leal
It is not by mistake that Scots in the Anglosphere are renowned for martial glory.
Two Englands: Albion and Logres
To see it in the ceremonial heart of Britain was a reminder of the Kinship of Christ over the entire world – especially fitting on that day.
A Patriotic, Monarchist Tribute to America
Our true founding fathers and mothers were Ferdinand and Isabel, Charles V, and Philip II of Spain.
A Journey Through the three Kingdoms
It is amazing how much of the American psyche is bound up with the nations of the British Isles – the traditional “Three Kingdoms” of England, Scotland, and Ireland.