Jesuita non Cantat
"When asked about the fact that the new Pope did not sing and paid little attention to ceremonies and rituals he had to answer that this is typical of the Jesuit."
9th Sunday after Pentecost: “The people sat down to eat and drink and rose up to…”.
For the 9th Sunday after Pentecost, we hear in the Vetus Ordo a reading from 1 Corinthians. Paul is correcting the behavior of the Corinthians using, in this chapter, examples from the history of Israel, moments when God sent punishments to correct the people who had gone astray and who displeased Him. For example, there…
Does the Abrahamic Family House Fulfill Vatican II?
"From the Catholic point of view the Document does not move one millimetre away from the Second Vatican Council" -Pope Francis
The Art of Dress – What Nuns can Teach Us
Like religious sisters, Catholic women in the world must prioritize truth and beauty over normalcy.
Traditional Perspectives on Philosophy – pt. 1: Voluntarism
My hope is to deepen the Traditionalist understanding of our own position by situating the council in its historical-philosophical context.
Second Generation Trad: On Freedom for the Good
A delicate balance must be maintained by parents when it comes to promoting good things in family life and allowing appropriate freedom for their children.
Flourishing Latin Mass Community Targeted Outside St. Louis
We must continue to resist the fratricidal tendencies of the modern Church.
Was Pope Benedict the Katechon for the Antichrist?
So if we are fortified in the Scriptures, none of us should be surprised if Benedict truly is the katechon which was restraining the Antichrist.
8th Sunday after Pentecost: “Yes, Sir!”
This Sunday, the 8th after Pentecost, brings us an Epistle or first reading in the Vetus Ordo, the Traditional Latin Mass, from the Apostle to the Gentiles’ Letter to the Romans 8: 12-17. We have already seen some context for Romans in previous offerings. We have already had a look into a possible thematic flow…
The Reconquista Begins Here
OnePeterFive joins the Reconquista pilgrimage in Spain.
How to Plant Christendom In Your Parish Community Next Year
The pilgrims pray for Christendom, that is to pray for the teaching of the Gospels to inspire our human society, in its legislation, in its culture, practices and customs.
