A British Eucharistic Odyssey: Galahad and the Grail reviewed
In his work, Guite has attempted to retrieve the Eucharistic significance and Christian bedrock of the Grail legend and I am delighted to report that he has succeeded.
The Everlasting Carlism
Currently the last prince of Christendom.
Monarchy: Giving Voice to the Fatherless
Monarchies plant forests, republics cut them down.
The Catholic Case for Social Credit: An interview with Felix Martin Antoniano
What Douglas was proclaiming was simply that the financial system should return to its proper function.
The Little Way of Christendom, Part 2
Liberalism attempts to dissolve all intermediary institutions.
The Little Way of Christendom, Part 1
Modernity is inimical to Christian living and the undiluted Faith.
Sir Guy of Warwick: The Lenten Journey of a Christian Knight
Lady Felice wept as she saw brave Sir Guy ride away into the sunset.
A Great Trumpet Falls Silent
I found my expectations almost completely subverted.
A Critical response to Archbishop Viganò’s Election Letter
Universal suffrage rather deserves the name of universal folly and of universal lie.
“Cultural Marxism is Consistent with Liberalism”: Interview with a Carlist
The duty of the layperson is, pre-eminently, political.
The Lost Boys of the Internet and the Spiritual Dangers of Metamodernism
The medieval man would not be winkingly coy about the evils of Feminism, Liberalism or Modernism.