Miracles Worked by the Saints Throughout the Centuries
After this forty-day internment, the doctors released a final report.
Colligite Fragmenta: Passion Sunday – “Iesus autem abscondit se”
From the pre-Lent, “Gesima” Sundays onward, Holy Mother Church began her plunge into liturgical death. At first we lost the “Alleluia”, the Gloria, and on Sundays we dressed in penitential violet to herald the proximity of Lent. With Lent, these privations applied every day, with the exception of our great feasts. Moreover, we became stiller…
The Brazilians: Proença Sigaud and Castro Mayer
I. The Coetus: Trad Godfathers at Vatican IIII. Lefebvre on the Eve of the CouncilIII. Bishop Carli Part IV The Brazilians: Bishop Geraldo de Proença Sigaud and Bishop Antonio de Castro Mayer The two Brazilian (and only non-European) members of the five-man steering committee of Coetus Intertionalis Patrum – the group of doctrinally conservative Council…
A Tale of Two Cities: ICKSP kicked out of Oakland, TLM Sheltered in Tampa Bay
The allure of the Romantic imagining of a distant past, however, is precisely in the symbolism that it tries to recover.
An Old Peace Plan for the Holy Land
Its government seems on the whole to have been a good example of Christian administration.
Reply to “Placidus” on the Papacy of Francis
I do not think that his examination disproves my case.
Helpful Overview on Hand Missals from CFN
As we near Holy Week, we remember the days of COVID tyranny when we were forced to celebrate Easter MMXX in Dry Mass fashion. For myself, I built an Easter fire in my backyard with my son. At that time, I was very grateful to have a Missal. But ever since I discovered the glories…
Pope Lambertini
"The greatest of his century."
Colligite Fragmenta: “Laetare” Sunday, the 4th of Lent
I will guess that we have all heard the explanation of why this Sunday is called Laertare (“Rejoice”) and why we have rose (rosacea) vestments and that the Roman Station is at the Church of the Holy Cross in Jerusalem. St. John Henry Newman wrote of this church: “This Basilica is so called, because Saint…
The Reverent Novus Ordo Doesn’t Scale
The extreme adaptability of the reverent Novus Ordo renders it unscale-able.
