Vocational Course Change: Finding Abraham’s Gift
A change in vocational path, provided it remains on the path of God’s commandments, is never in itself a failure.
Traditional Theology of the Magisterium, pt. 2: The Evidence of Sacred Scripture
I follow the approach outlined by Joachim Salaverri in his Tractatus de Ecclesia from the Sacrae Theologiae Summa.
St. Louis Christendom
We soon caught sight of the statue of Saint Louis, standing in all its glory on Art Hill.
How to Plant Christendom In Your Parish Community Next Year
The pilgrims pray for Christendom, that is to pray for the teaching of the Gospels to inspire our human society, in its legislation, in its culture, practices and customs.
The Pilgrimage for Restoration
There were four altars dedicated one each to the Martyrs of Ossernenon and to St. Kateri Tekakwitha, born of their blood.
Bishop Schneider on the Family in the Modern World
The traditional Latin Mass shows unambiguously the beauty of the complementary roles of both sexes in public Divine worship.
Children at Mass: Practical Considerations
Even small children can unite themselves to the action of the Mass, in ways they could not articulate, when they glimpse the dignity of an activity clearly not directed to anything merely human.
Teach Children About Creation: Why and How
The response of care, informed through Catholic Tradition, offers a way to understand our relationship to God’s creation that is an alternative to the political frameworks of environmentalism and climate change activism.
6th Sunday after Pentecost: I became a hand of Christ
Context is important. We’ve been over the ground we tread before, regarding the liturgical season and the Letter Paul wrote to the Romans. However, here is something from Dom Prosper Guéranger about the flow this time of year: It is to the Romans that are addressed today’s inspired instructions of the great apostle. For the…
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."
