CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Trad Problems with Fatima?
"Do you wish to endure all the suffering that He may please to send you?"
The Ascending Way of Prayer, Part II
This is Part II of a two-part series. Click here for Part I. In the first part of this series, I listed the nine levels of prayer and described the first four, which exist along what is called “the Purgative Way.” In this second part, I will explore the second and third ways of prayer…
The Ascending Way of Prayer, Part I
This is Part I of a two-part series. Years ago I was involved in a Protestant apologetics online forum. Unlike many online forums, this one included many very bright and respectful people who expertly debated theology without rancor. Just about every viewpoint was represented: Calvinist, evangelical, liberal, conservative, even Mormon and Unitarian. I, however, was…
Studying Fatima Really Challenged My Spiritual Life
Are you wiling to suffer for sinners?
Providential? Bishop Schneider’s New Crusade for Holy Popes
If this is true, then the era of Fatima is just beginning.
“The Importance of the Heart”: Pope Francis’s New Encyclical
“The heart is devious above all else; it is perverse, who can understand it?”
Reintroducing Secularized Catholics to the Angels
I kept a poker face because this was obvious to everyone else at this gathering.
Worldwide Crusade in Honor of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
With Our Lady as our Intercessor, we will not fail.
What is the Confraternity of Our Lady of Fatima?
The Confraternity of Our Lady of Fatima is an apostolate co-founded in 2020 by Bishop Athanasius Schneider and Christopher Wendt.
The Patristic Roots of Devotion to the the Most Precious Blood
Pope St. John XXIII exhorted the faithful to fervently cultivate this devotion, but after the Council it was viewed as another "medieval accretion."
Our Ukrainian Brethren: Fighting on All Fronts
Patriarch Sviatoslav is the Head of the largest Byzantine Church in Communion with Rome. He was elected when he was only forty years old, making him one of the youngest primates in the Catholic Church to lead a sui iuris Church at that time.