A Devotional Guide to the Latin Missal
Before you go to Mass on Sunday, look up the chapter for that Sunday and ruminate on it.
Ten Reasons To Attend The Traditional Latin Mass
Photo courtesy of Saint Ann’s Church and Shrine in Buffalo, New York. By Peter Kwasniewski & Michael Foley Given that it can often be less convenient for a person or a family to attend the traditional Latin Mass (and I am thinking not only of obvious issues like the place and the time, but also…
A New Cocktail for the Old Rite
A New Cocktail for the Old Rite Next week marks the tenth anniversary of Pope Benedict XVI’s Summorum Pontificum, which on July 7, 2007 granted all priests the right to use the 1962 Roman Missal without the permission of their bishop and which has resulted in a slow but ready rise in celebrations of the…
Drunk Catholic History: Spirits and the Holy Spirit
Ever wonder why we call alcohol “spirits”? After all, “spirit” can refer to: the human soul, either in whole or in part; an intelligent creature with no material body (angels and demons, or if you are getting fanciful, sprites, nymphs, and so forth); the Third Person in the Holy Trinity; courage or gumption; a defining…