The Incorruptibles (Miracles, pt. 6)
While some bodies eventually succumb to decay, others remain in a state of partial or near-complete incorruption even centuries later.
Colligite Fragmenta: 4th Sunday after Pentecost
We continue our project of delving into the texts for Holy Mass on Sundays with today’s offerings for the 4th Sunday after Pentecost in the Vetus Ordo of the Roman Rite. The Epistle to the Romans and the Gospel of Luke, converge to paint a vivid portrait of our present state and the glory to…
Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati’s Love of Music
Liturgical music held a special place in Pier Giorgio’s heart.
What is Wrong with Democracy?
The word ‘democracy’ was regarded as some kind of insult.
Os Justi Press and the New Hymnal
"A revival of Catholic literature."
Traditionis Custodes: The Narrative Is All Lies
Impose the minority will by means of lies.
The Ukraine Crisis: Against the Cold War Mentality
The idol of nationalism must be sacrificed to stop the bloodshed.
A Nonconformist Composer
Satie’s mysticism is authentic, ironic, or perhaps a subtle blend of both.
The Catholic Case for Social Credit: An interview with Felix Martin Antoniano
What Douglas was proclaiming was simply that the financial system should return to its proper function.
Colligite Fragmenta: The Birthday of Sts. Peter and Paul
Just a couple of days ago, we celebrated the earthly birthday of “the greatest man born of woman”, St. John the Baptist. Today we celebrate the heavenly birthday of the greatest pillars of the Church Christ founded, Sts. Peter and Paul. The Feast of Saints Peter and Paul, celebrated on 29 June since time immemorial,…
1 Peter 5: the Sacred Heart against the Devil
Above: one of several options.s Every year on the Third Sunday after Pentecost (pre-Vatican II calendar), we hear the following words from St. Peter’s First Epistle during Holy Mass: Dearly beloved: Be you humbled therefore under the mighty hand of God, that He may exalt you in the time of visitation: Casting all your care upon…
