French Catholics Strong in Tradition this Christmas
A beautiful example of French Catholic customs.
Christmas in the Colonies
December of 2024 finds us gearing up to celebrate the Semiquincentennial of American Independence in 2026.
’55 and ’69 Liturgical Reforms Uprooting Oral Custom
It it rains on the third of May, Roodmas, the honey is washed out.
Callixtus II and the Schola Cantorum Romana
The Schola Cantorum of Rome during the conclave.
The Benedictine Tradition in Rome
To get a distant idea of what catastrophic difference exists between how the divine office is sung and how it should be sung...
A New Catholic Family Business for Restoration!
The Fossier family is producing beautiful and faithful books.
The Noble Soul of the Tuscan Maestro
She played a pivotal role in shaping Giacomo's religious sensibilities.
Forgotten Customs of Martinmas and St. Martin’s Lent
That blessed man, Saint Martin, bishop of Tours, has entered into his rest. The Angels and Archangels, Thrones, Dominations and Powers have welcomed him. Alleluia! (Taken the Alleluia Verse in the Propers for the Feast of St. Martin of Tours in the 1962 Roman Catholic Missal). Armistice Day & Praying for the Dead Armistice Day…
The Cathedral of the Pope
The influence of the Lateran schola cantorum on the development of medieval music and poetry is demonstrated by the fact that many collections of hymns and songs originated from it.
Religious Orders and Fasting
The Minims began the “beer fast” of the monks.
Why is Modern Art So Ugly?
The medium of modern art is nothing more than a carefully crafted expression of the Modernist heresy.