“Guarding and Trasmitting the Gift”: Pope Leo on Tradition & Ecumenism
"...nor is it a mutual recognition of the current status quo of the diversity of Churches and ecclesial communities."
Colligite Fragmenta: 24th and Last Sunday after Pentecost
All good things come to their end, with the exception of God’s love and the eternal joy of Heaven. Thus, the Church, in her liturgical wisdom, allows the cycle of the year to come to its own solemn conclusion, so that we may be stirred up again to begin anew. As this series of reflections…
The Colossus of Lombardy: Saint Charles Borromeo
"This visitation had been sent as a chastisement for sin."
Fees for Church Entrance & the Dwindling Funds for Sacred Music
"Admission to concerts in churches must be free of charge."
Against Right-Wing Modernism
Right-Modernists cause the destruction of the Social Kingship of Christ the King.
Colligite Fragmenta: 23rd Sunday after Pentecost
Let’s have some context. We are drawing toward the end of the liturgical year, when the Church’s gaze turns ever more intently to the consummation of all things, the Second Coming of the Lord, the resurrection of the dead, and judgment. Pius Parsch, in The Church’s Year of Grace, sees in these autumn Sundays a…
Venezuela & Vatican Diplomacy
"...the only human hope for the oppressed people of Venezuela."
On the Newly Canonized Saint Bartolo Longo & Sacred Music
St. Bartolo Longo had experienced a profound spiritual reawakening.
The Revolutionary Becomes a Martyr
The only difference between the saint and the sinner is that every saint has a past, and every sinner has a future.
Forgotten Customs of Martinmas and St. Martin’s Lent
Editor’s note: today is a “holy day of opportunity” to embrace the lost customs of Tradition. This article and the book linked below show how you can practice the faith of our forefathers. That blessed man, Saint Martin, bishop of Tours, has entered into his rest. The Angels and Archangels, Thrones, Dominations and Powers have…
