The Long Term Ramifications of Dignitas Infinita?
That God’s Majesty seems to be offended here will perhaps become clearer when we analyse the aftermath of this document.
She Confronted the Pope About the Latin Mass
Was she the cause of the 1984 Indult?
The Byzantine Sisters of the Theotokos of Fátima
The order was founded to fulfill the call of Our Lady of Fátima on the traditional lands of Kievan-Rus’.
The Father of Russian Philosophy Died a Catholic
Solovyov considered it possible to be completely Catholic, without ceasing to be at the same time completely Orthodox.
Diebus Saltem Dominicis: Sunday after Ascension Thursday – What’s up?
The Feast of the Ascension of the Lord, forty days after His Resurrection, was once graced with its own Octave. In 1955 Pius XII suppressed all but the Octaves of Christmas, Easter and Pentecost. These three remain now in the Roman Church’s Vetus Ordo. However, the Octave of Ascension dated back only to the 15th…
The Latin Mass for the Collegium
To that end, there are several TLMs that continue to be celebrated in the area.
Is Russia a Counter-Balance to Western Triumphalism?
Many Cold Warriors went on their merry way promoting materialism and ersatz freedom.
5 Steps to Organize a Lay-Led Eucharistic Reparation Prayer Event
Keeping it simple is a great way to start, since everyone can do it.
Roman Music Under Innocent X
Pope Innocent X was a devout man, eager for justice, but also distrustful, indecisive, and too attached to his family.
The Danger of Trump to Postliberal Catholicism
When a Catholic thinks “larger” he thinks subsidiarity.
Diebus Saltem Dominicis: 5th Sunday after Easter – The Eyes Have It
We move liturgically ever closer to the Ascension of the Lord, when the High Priest, the Risen Savior, entered the heavenly temple where He continuously renews His once for all time Sacrifice to the Father. On this 5th Sunday after Easter we again have a Gospel reading from the Last Supper discourse during which Our…
