Miracles Worked by Modern-Day Saints
"A brown-robed friar appeared before their aircraft."
Pope Leo: We Need to “Recover the Sense of Mystery” in the Liturgy
"We have great need to recover the sense of mystery that remains alive in your liturgies"
Providential? Bishop Schneider’s New Crusade for Holy Popes
If this is true, then the era of Fatima is just beginning.
Colligite Fragmenta: 3rd Sunday after Easter
From the onset, I am sure we all feel a sense of anticipation about the new pontificate of Leo XIV. There is anxiety in the waiting and there is joy at the fulfillment. This is a theme of today’s Gospel as well, for Christ uses the image of childbirth in speaking to His Apostles in…
Francis and Leo: Starkly Different From the Loggia
First impressions were in no way considered superficial in the past.
Leo XIV: First Impressions from a Roman
We finally have a Pope who sings again.
“What You Intended for Evil, God Intended for Good”
He chose him for his own evil intentions...
Romans React to Pope Leo XIV
There’s no doubt the name took us by surprise.
Conclave: Electing the Chaplain of the New World Order?
The popes have become the Chaplains for this caricature of fallen Christendom.
Rome Waits
Everyone in Rome was surprised by the delay in the smoke signal (black), which was perceived as unusually late.
The Music Teacher of Beethoven
Above: Vienna Antonio Salieri’s name has often been overshadowed by myths—particularly those surrounding his supposed rivalry with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart († 1791). However, when Salieri passed away on May 7, 1825, he left behind a legacy far richer than these rumors suggest. Revered as a composer, conductor, and teacher, his influence on European music was…
