Defending Monarchy in an American Election Year
A constitutional monarch’s delegation of executive power does not diminish, but rather underlines, his role as a symbol of God’s rule.
Diebus Saltem Dominicis: 2nd Sunday after Easter – In the know
“What a Sacred Heart picture means commonly today, that the Good Shepherd picture meant to the early Christians.” -Pius Parsch
A Successor for the St. Gallen Mafia?
Their positions sound eerily alike, as if Fernández is making Martini’s priorities for the Church come alive.
Is Pope Francis Pumping the Brakes?
We see synodality at work in an indirect and very ironic way.
Dignitas Infinita: Lowering the Bar
Now we have forgotten that there is more to salvation than being nice.
Dignitas Infinita: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
There is now an “infinite progress” of history toward the Omega Point of the Antichrist.
Clericalist Iconoclasm Strikes Again
Pope Francis: bishop and dictator of every city and village.
Diebus Saltem Dominicis: Octave of Easter – Forearmed is forewarned
“Happy Easter”, we still say 7-day week afterward because, liturgically speaking, it has still been Easter Sunday during this Octave. A liturgical Octave is an eight-day arc that vibrates in anticipation of the “eighth day” of eternal rest beyond the 7-day cycle of creation. We stop the liturgical clock so that we can rest in…
Beethoven’s Last Mass
This score has become a sign of contradiction.
The St. Gallen Mafia and Orwellian Francis
With his new interview on the 2005 papal election, Francis is retelling an edited version of history promoted by the St. Gallen mafia.
The 1934 Easter Miracle of Music
Perosi returned after an absence of over fifteen years.
