St. Bonaventure and the Music of Scripture
All of Scripture is like a single zither.
Diebus Saltem Dominicis – 8th Sunday after Pentecost: A Matter of Life or Death
This week allow me to attempt a connection between the Collect for Sunday’s Mass, the 8th Sunday after Pentecost, and the Epistle pericope from Romans 8:12-17. Pray for me. An initial observation about this Sunday’s text is that, like last week, we have a sharp contrast between the two kingdoms or spirits, that is, the…
Inside the Fatima-Moscow Pilgrimage and its Quest For Russia’s Conversion
He traveled alone from France to Moscow via Rome.
2nd English Petition to Save the TLM
'An unnecessary and insensitive act in a world where history can all too easily slip away forgotten.'
Prepare Your Soul for the TLM Suppression
The liturgy is set upon by thieves.
New Synodal Working Document: Continuing Plan to Ordain Women?
But if Martini was the dreamer, Pope Francis was the executive.
Meanwhile, the Rhine Floods the Tiber
Before excommunicating Viganò, the Vatican holds hands for a photo op with the German bishops.
Citing OnePeterFive, the Vatican Excommunicates Viganò
Let us examine the statement published by OnePeterFive and condemned by the Holy See.
Diebus Saltem Dominicis – 7th Sunday after Pentecost: Operatio medicinalis
This 7th Sunday after Pentecost is the 17th anniversary of the day Pope Benedict XVI released the text of Summorum Pontificum, 07-07-07, the liturgical “emancipation proclamation” for those who desire the benefits of the Vetus Ordo. Let us pray earnestly for those who are charged with the governance of such matters now, that they eschew…
Non-Catholics Come to Rescue the TLM?
Like the petitioners of the Agatha Christie petition back in 1971, many are non-Catholic.
Information and Deformation
Thomas Jefferson wrote that “Nothing can now be believed which is seen in a newspaper."
