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.
The Little Way of Christendom, Part 1
Modernity is inimical to Christian living and the undiluted Faith.
An Old Peace Plan for the Holy Land
Its government seems on the whole to have been a good example of Christian administration.
Pilgrimage to Mt. St. Michel – Guardian of France
At some points, the water reached our knees.
Why the Stuarts Still Matter
Mary Queen of Scots came to a tragic end, but she had two victories – religious and temporal - over her murderers.
Trad Godmother: How to Build a Latin Mass Community
Be at peace: we cannot fully understand most current situations.
Nothing Beyond What Is Necessary
‘Lex Orandi - Lex Credendi’ only works, if we pray together
Catholic Orthodoxy, not mere Traditionalism
Unfortunately, this divorce has a high probability due to different experiences of East and West with the Second Vatican Council.
Reconciliation after Reconquista, pt. 1
Will that ‘ad orientem’ alliance between Western Traditionalists and those who belong to Eastern Traditions split?
