Mr. Nicholas Cavazos is a philosophy and theology student at Holy Apostles College and Seminary, currently working on his master’s in theology with an emphasis in Thomistic studies. He converted to the Church through the avenue of the Traditional Latin Mass and runs a show on YouTube called “The Traditional Thomist." He is also a Third Order Dominican with a Traditional Dominican community.
Author: Nicholas Cavazos
5 Steps to Unite the Clans for the Sacred Heart in June
None of these issues should prevent us from working together in mutual charity for the common good of a moral society.
The Spiritual Role of Conscience
Let us ask the Lord to inspire us with the holy hatred of sin, which separates us from the infinite goodness of God.
The Ugliness of Sin: a Fight to the Death
This truth from Holy Scripture, argues the Master, is what leads us to combat with the proper zeal of spiritual violence. This is a fight to the death. It is kill or be killed. Eternity is on the line.
Mortification is the Path to Salvation
By denying self what is lawful, the will is strengthened to resist what is unlawful, and some measure of atonement is made.
The Fear of Hell is the Beginning of Wisdom
Advent Reflections from the Master of Thomism Part I: On Death Part II: On Judgment Part III: On Heaven Hell. If there is one doctrine that is most offensive to the ears of fallen man and in particular modern …
On Heaven
Advent Reflections from the Master of Thomism Part I: On Death Part II: On Judgment Heaven. Oh, what a place that will be! It is a place that millions of dreamed about. A place of peace, joy, and charity. …
On Judgment
It is written: You shall be holy, for I am holy. And if you invoke as Father him who, without respect of persons, judgeth according to every one’s work: converse in fear during the time of your sojourning here. – …
On Death
Death. It’s something we all experience, something that will always come. It is unavoidable, uncharitable, unalterable. When man reaches the end of his life, and his soul is torn from his body to its judgment, death not only takes place …