The Sacred Heart, the Most Precious Blood, and Mystical Chivalry
It is bound up with the cause for political Christianity.
Diebus Saltem Dominicis – 6th Sunday after Pentecost: Life and Death
On this 6th Sunday after Pentecost, we return to Epistle readings from the letters of Paul. Last week we had a reading from a letter of Peter, historically brought in on that Sunday because of the gravitational pull of the Feast of Sts. Peter and Paul. From now on we continue in the time after…
Sacred Heart Month Photoshop
Let's all make a commitment to double this output next year, especially public acts of reparation and billboards.
2nd Worldwide Campaign for the Preservation of the Traditional Latin Mass
Amid swirling rumors of another Vatican crackdown, the organizers of Missae pro Missa (“Masses for the Mass”) have announced a second worldwide spiritual bouquet for the preservation of the Traditional Latin Mass. Similar to the first campaign launched for Lent 2023, there are four ways to participate: Please submit your spiritual offerings via the website form. The worldwide totals are…
The Synesthesia of Renaissance Art
This connection between music and painting underscores the importance of synesthesia in Renaissance art.
Banning the TLM (Again): Latest Developments
The document "would also prohibit bishops from themselves celebrating or authorizing" the TLM.
Diebus Saltem Dominicis – 5th Sunday after Pentecost: Have no fear of their fear
The 20th century liturgical commentator Pius Parsch thought that the 2nd and 3rd Sundays after Pentecost showed God’s love inviting us (the Parable of the Supper) and His seeking us (Parable of the Lost Sheep). On the 4th Sunday, God revealed in the calling of Peter and the Apostles the instruments of administering His love…
A Jewish Sacred Music Composer
His music is distinguished by an eclectic fusion of diverse cultural influences.
The Faithful React to Dark Rumors about the TLM
Cardinal Martini—the leader of the St. Gallen Mafia—publicly undermined the pope’s document. “I will not [celebrate the TLM],” Martini said, point-blank.
Good News? New Study Finds 81% of Practicing Catholics Believe in the Real Presence
Even if 100% of Catholics believed in the Real Presence, a National Eucharistic Congress would still be necessary.
