Anniversary of the Restoration at Solesmes
The situation in France was therefore very painful and perhaps only someone who could act from within could do something to change it.
The situation in France was therefore very painful and perhaps only someone who could act from within could do something to change it.
Even small children can unite themselves to the action of the Mass, in ways they could not articulate, when they glimpse the dignity of an activity clearly not directed to anything merely human.
But this appointment of bishops is one of the key pieces of their power, so it makes sense for the Dictator Pope to elevate Prevost as well.
The response of care, informed through Catholic Tradition, offers a way to understand our relationship to God’s creation that is an alternative to the political frameworks of environmentalism and climate change activism.
Context is important. We’ve been over the ground we tread before, regarding the liturgical season and the Letter Paul wrote to the Romans. However, here is something from Dom Prosper Guéranger about the flow this time of year: It is to the Romans that are addressed today’s inspired instructions of the great apostle. For the…
I sometimes brag to other Catholics that I know the size of pants worn by the notable Theology of the Body speaker Christopher West. If you’re still reading, allow me to reminisce on simpler times.
We need to be sufficiently well-versed in the traditional faith of the Church to recognize and resist when our shepherds would lead us astray from the rich pastures of true doctrine and right worship, but we also need to remember that submission to the hierarchical authority of the Church is itself an essential part of…
Only someone with a heart of stone could watch this and not come away thinking: “Wow, what a glorious thing the TLM is, what a blessing from God to lead modern men back to Him!”
It is music written for an intimate, secret setting... which was punishable in many cases with life imprisonment and even the death penalty.
Our true founding fathers and mothers were Ferdinand and Isabel, Charles V, and Philip II of Spain.
These questions form the basis for pretty much all the critiques I have heard from critics of the Trad movement (almost none of them being real theologians themselves!).