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Relying on a Catholic School to Catechize Your Child? Be Careful.
Editor’s note: The following comes from Jenny Roberts, a student of German at the University of Exeter, England. She is particularly interested in the restoration of the preconciliar liturgy and the education of children in the Faith. I loved primary school. …
16 Years Later: The Era that Ended on 9/11/2001
Every year, I think I’m not going to write about it, but then I start looking back. I look at the pictures people post. The memories of where they were. The footage. This year I came across some of the …
The New Motu Proprio: the Antithesis of Authentic Liturgical Development
A new papal motu proprio letter on the liturgy was released today. It’s called Magnum Principium, and in my opinion, it’s a ticking timebomb. But to better understand it, we must first have something to contrast it against. If you’ve ever read …
A Litany For Florida in the Face of Hurricane Irma
It is easy to forget as we contemplate our growing mastery of the sciences and our technological prowess, but as Catholics, we believe that God governs the forces of nature through His ministers, the angels – specifically the choir of …
A Moment of Grace: Will Two New Cardinals Rise to Support the Dubia?
The death of Carlo Caffarra, the beloved dubia Cardinal, has left an additional empty place in the group of the original four who presented their concerns to the pope concerning Amoris Laetitia. So much so, in fact, that one of …
Welcoming the $tranger: What’s Really Motivating the USCCB on Immigration & Refugees?
Amen, amen I say to you: He that entereth not by the door into the sheepfold, but climbeth up another way, the same is a thief and a robber. – John 10:1 With the recent news that President Donald Trump has …
A Priest Reveals the Dramatic Last Words of Cardinal Caffarra
In recent years, many Catholics have looked to Cardinal Caffarra as one of the few lights in the present darkness. A priest confided to me that in the past few days, he went to tell the Cardinal of his distress …
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