The Universal Feast of Good St. George
And before he killed the dragon He drank a pint of English ale
On the Use of the Latin Language and its Meanings
Pope John XXIII’s arguments in defense of Latin.
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 Descent of United Kingdom into Chaos
...both Houses would open their sessions with a “Red Mass,” invoking the Holy Ghost.
The Restoration of the Monarchy in England and France
The only post-Reformation Catholic King of England.
Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira and the Social Kingship of Our Lord Jesus Christ
It was the Romanian edition of the small work Revolution and Counter-Revolution.
September Chivalry
"Blessing for those going for the Support and Defence of the Christian Faith, or the Recovery of the Holy Land.”
Canadian Christendom – Lessons for America
The battle cry: "For Christ and King!"
The Rise and Fall of the Holy Roman Empire
But he had no authority to dissolve the Empire.
The Catholic Vision of Novalis
Above: Caspar David Friedrich‘s Monk by the Sea (ca. 1808). Friedrich was influenced by Novalis’s aesthetic theories. Last year, Angelico Press published one of the most intriguing theoretical texts by the poetic genius of 18th-century Germany, Georg Philipp Friedrich Freiherr von Hardenberg (1772–1801), better known under the pen name Novalis. Titled Christendom or Europe?, it was included…
To Arthur’s Britain
Arthur was eventually hailed as one of the three great heroes of Christendom as a whole.