A Carlist Crusader for the Sacred Heart
We English know about Nelson and Drake, but we do not know about Blas de Lezo.
St James the Greater and Catholic Militancy
To Peter He gave His Church, to John He gave His Mother, and to James He gave Spain.
San Felipe de Jesus: Mexico’s First Saint and Martyr
Above: Plaza Mayor de México (today Plaza del Zócalo), 1830 by Theubet de Beauchamp, showing the Mexico City Cathedral where San Felipe was baptised. On May 13, 1524, twelve Franciscan friars from Spain set foot on Mexican soil for the first time. The evangelization of Mexico had begun! According to Robert Ricard in The Spiritual Conquest…
Who is the New Mexican Dubia Cardinal?
His strong stance against Freemasonry led to multiple incidents in which he was poisoned, placing his life in grave danger.
The Road to Reconquista
The situation for the Hispano-Romans under Don Pelayo seemed hopeless and so does ours.
The Reconquista Begins Here
OnePeterFive joins the Reconquista pilgrimage in Spain.
Protector of the Indians
Above: the old and new basilicas of Our Lady of Guadalupe. All photos by the author. In the year 1527 King Charles V of Spain spent Holy Week at the Franciscan Monastery of Barajo near the city of Burgos in northern Spain. Friar Juan de Zumarraga was the prior of the monastery at this time.…
From Spain to the Americas for Columbus Day
Above: Columbus before the Queen by Emanuel Gottlieb Leutze (1816 – 1868). Editor’s note: the feast of Our Lady of the Pillar is October 12th which explains why Columbus Day matters to Our Lady. On Hispanidad Hispanidad is a concept that the sentinels of political correctness have completely banished even from our Spanish language, but…
Hispanic Thanksgiving for Colonialism Day
In our modern epoch, we see the tactic of the Freemasons (and later the Marxists) is in writing ideological historical narratives designed to make Catholics ashamed of their history. Using textbook Communist tactics, these enemies of Christ find some real grievance somewhere in Christendom past or present, and then magnify and exaggerate this beyond all…
Our Lady of Pueblito Against Pagan Idols
Above: the abandoned pagan pyramid of Kukulcán, in Yucatán, Mexico, photographed in 1860. Public domain. The year was 1632. Padre Nicolas de Zamora was heartsick. Disconsolate. He was the pastor of the parish of El Pueblito, a small hamlet 6 miles north of the city of Querataro in central Mexico. The city of Queretaro was…
Leftists Target Spain’s Relics and World Record, Public Cross
Above: a few young monks on their evening walk at the feet of the world’s largest cross. Photo credit Valle de los Caídos @hospederiavc. Editor’s note: as part of Hispanidad, our series on the glories of Spanish Christendom, we turn to this critical monument of 20th century Spanish history in the struggle for the Faith…