Advent Reflections on the Four Last Things: Judgment
You who burn with righteous indignation at the sins of the Holy Father, do you burn with charity also to forgive him?
A Crucial Christmas Appeal
We need to raise the funds to continue the work of OnePeterFive.
Worldwide Crusade in Honor of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
With Our Lady as our Intercessor, we will not fail.
6th Sunday Remaining after Epiphany: When You love, You Want More
This penultimate Sunday of the Liturgical Year brings us a pericope from Paul’s 1st Letter to the Thessalonians 1:2-10. Paul’s Letter could be one of his earliest, along with Galatians. Some scholars think it could be the earliest section of the New Testament. Thessalonica is in modern Greece. Paul visited there and converted both pagans…
Did Pope Francis Rebuke the German Synodal Way? German Catholic Response
As German Catholics, who love the Church and their country, the last years have not been easy.
When St Nicholas Intervened in the Life of Aquinas 750 Years Ago
Why did Thomas experience the fulfillment of his theological aspirations on the feast of the saint under whose patronage gifts are given to little children each winter?
Bishop Johan Bonny and the Crisis in Ethics
This bishop is a historicist, a relativist, if you will, one who denies the enduring validity of truth.
Sacrosanctum Concilium Turns 60
“So let us not talk about 'the new Mass,' the Pope concluded. “Let us rather speak of the 'new epoch' in the Church’s life.”
Sacrosanctum Concilium Turns 60
“So let us not talk about 'the new Mass,' the Pope concluded. “Let us rather speak of the 'new epoch' in the Church’s life.”
At Least On Sunday – 1st Sunday of Advent: When a door shuts…
Early on living in Rome I learned always to close doors so they latched and to block or latch windows, often the tall, vertical kind that meet in the middle. Why? Because when the wind is blowing, by opening a door in one area, the air flow changes, and – BAM! – a door or…
Advent Reflections on the Four Last Things: Death
The World Fears Death, but Catholics Must Remember It
