Forgotten Customs of St. Patrick’s Day
Catholics have a moral responsibility to reclaim St. Patrick’s Day for the honor of one of the greatest of all saints.
Catholics have a moral responsibility to reclaim St. Patrick’s Day for the honor of one of the greatest of all saints.
Editor’s note: today we offer this Novena to the faithful as part of our efforts to spread Fatima devotion under the Russian Icon of the Theotokos of Fatima (“By Thee Unity”). We will be praying this Novena (shared on social) beginning today for the one year anniversary of the 2022 Consecration of Russia and Ukraine…
In Hell, on the contrary, there is no society—only individuals. It is the triumph of individualism. They stand in disarray, like an abstract painting, formless and void of meaning; they feel no sympathy, they receive no compassion.
Faith and doubt, scandal and generosity, married love and unfaithfulness, are woven into a complex and profound tale of heroic sanctity on the part both of Judith and Edmund.
He would draw it from the scabbard and point it at all four directions in turn, to show his willingness to defend Church and people from all foes.
Let us ask the Lord to inspire us with the holy hatred of sin, which separates us from the infinite goodness of God.
The Missale Romanum is one of the principle means by which Holy Church gave two great gifts to the entire human race across the globe through centuries: art and saints.
Why are Catholics always and only playing defense? No war is won that way.
To Benedict “this aggiornamento does not mean a break with tradition,” ...but this is precisely what it seems to mean to Pope Francis and his allies at the Synod of Bishops in Rome
This truth from Holy Scripture, argues the Master, is what leads us to combat with the proper zeal of spiritual violence. This is a fight to the death. It is kill or be killed. Eternity is on the line.
Maria 1.0 calls on all synodal members to resign their mandate and to stop thinking about perpetuating or continuing anti-clerical goals and committees.